Need to insert rows

Hi..,
I am using jdev 11.1.1.5
I had created FinyrEO,GlHdEo with corresponding VO
I had also created a GlPostjrnl as a read only querry
I had dragged and dropped FinYrVO as adf:forms and GlPostjrnln as adf:tables
I need to get RowCount which was displayed in my UI and to check every row GlPostjrnl.jrnlNo = GlHd.jrnlNo
How can i perform this operation

Hello wilhelm wundt,
every one in this forum is willing to help you, and your case seems to be a simple one. However, until now you can't explain your case clearly despite the fact that you have posted several threads for the same problem.
until now we can conclude the following:
<li>FinYr is an updatable view object based on entity object.
<li>postdglVO is a read only view object.
<li>There is a view link between FinYr and postdglVO.
<li>you have created a page and drag and drop FinYr and postdglVO as master form and detail table, where the FinYr is the master and postdglVO is the detail.
Is this really what you have?
can you explain this statement
>
I need to check whether postdgl.jrnlNO = GlLn.GjljrnlNo , postdgl.jrnlType = GlLn.GljrnlType
>
is there any relation between postdgl VO and GlLn VO?
How do you need to perform the previous comparison?
Do you want to iterate over all rows in postdgl for a specific FinYr value and compare them with all rows in GjljrnlNo?
or you want to get the current row in postdgl and compare it with all rows in GjljrnlNo?
or you want to do something else?
we are lost :(

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9    for i in v_arr.first .. v_arr.last
10    loop
11      dbms_output.put_line('Processing: '||i||':'||v_arr(i));
12      if v_arr(i) = 'KING' then
13        v_arr.extend;
14        v_arr(v_arr.last) := 'PRESIDENT';
15      end if;
16    end loop;
17    -- now what's in the pl/sql table?
18    for i in v_arr.first .. v_arr.last
19    loop
20      dbms_output.put_line('Result: '||i||':'||v_arr(i));
21    end loop;
22* end;
SQL> /
Processing: 1:SMITH
Processing: 2:ALLEN
Processing: 3:WARD
Processing: 4:JONES
Processing: 5:MARTIN
Processing: 6:BLAKE
Processing: 7:CLARK
Processing: 8:SCOTT
Processing: 9:KING
Processing: 10:TURNER
Processing: 11:ADAMS
Processing: 12:JAMES
Processing: 13:FORD
Processing: 14:MILLER
Processing: 15:PRESIDENT
Result: 1:SMITH
Result: 2:ALLEN
Result: 3:WARD
Result: 4:JONES
Result: 5:MARTIN
Result: 6:BLAKE
Result: 7:CLARK
Result: 8:SCOTT
Result: 9:KING
Result: 10:TURNER
Result: 11:ADAMS
Result: 12:JAMES
Result: 13:FORD
Result: 14:MILLER
Result: 15:PRESIDENT
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SQL>So, in answer to your questions...
Inserting additional rows in the array during the loop will effect the "last" value and alter the array. If you need to avoid this effect, store the "last" value in a variable and loop up to that value of the variable.
New rows will generally be additional rows on the end of the array unless you are using associative arrays which will then depend on how you reference the rows in the array.

Inserting row in ALV

hi experts ..
I want to add a row in the alv when i click on add button..
I know there is insert row and append row buttons available in alv but i dont want those names ..
Can i change the name of standard buttons or is there sm class that i can use to develop this functionality.
jagruti.

Hi Jagruti,
You just have to add a new button with whatever name you want, and map it to the existing functionality in ALV. It will work and you dont need to do anything else.
The code will be:
data:
lr_button type ref to cl_salv_wd_fe_button,
lr_function type ref to cl_salv_wd_function.
CREATE OBJECT lr_button.
lr_button->set_text( 'Your text' ).
lr_button->set_tooltip( 'Your tooltip' ).
lr_function = l_alv_model->if_salv_wd_function_settings~create_function( id = 'INSERT' ).
<b>lr_function->set_function_std( IF_SALV_WD_C_STD_FUNCTIONS=>EDIT_APPEND_ROW ).</b>
lr_function->set_editor( lr_button ).
The method set_function_std sets your funcion to take the behaviour of the standard ALV function for inserting rows. So it would work automatically. You have only changed the text.
<b>If your problem is solved, please award points and close the threads. Couple of your previous threads are still open, please close them</b>
Regards,
Nithya

Inserting row in the result set

Hi
need to insert a row in resultset when previous row typ=c and next row typ=p then need to insert one row in between typ c and p with typ =s see the #temp_result table for result expected
--drop table temp1
--drop table temp1_result
--presently data:-
create table temp1
(id int,
ord int,
typ varchar(2),
dt date)
insert into temp1 values (101, 1, 'c', '2001-10-01')
insert into temp1 values (101, 2, 'p', '2001-11-11')
insert into temp1 values (102, 1, 'c', '2002-10-01')
insert into temp1 values (102, 2, 'p', '2002-11-01')
insert into temp1 values (102, 3, 'p', '2002-12-01')
insert into temp1 values (103, 1, 'c', '2003-10-01')
insert into temp1 values (103, 2, 'p', '2003-11-01')
insert into temp1 values (104, 1, 'c', '2004-10-01')
insert into temp1 values (104, 2, 'c', '2004-11-01')
insert into temp1 values (104, 3, 'p', '2004-12-01')
insert into temp1 values (105, 1, 'c', '2005-10-01')
insert into temp1 values (105, 2, 'p', '2005-11-01')
insert into temp1 values (105, 3, 'c', '2005-12-01')
insert into temp1 values (106, 1, 'c', '2006-08-01')
insert into temp1 values (106, 2, 'p', '2006-09-01')
insert into temp1 values (106, 3, 'c', '2006-10-01')
insert into temp1 values (106, 4, 'p', '2006-11-01')
insert into temp1 values (106, 5, 'p', '2006-12-01')
select * from temp1
order by id, ord
--result expected:-
create table temp1_result
(id int,
ord int,
typ varchar(2),
dt date)
insert into temp1_result values (101, 1, 'c', '2001-10-01')
insert into temp1_result values (101, 2, 's', '')
insert into temp1_result values (101, 3, 'p', '2001-11-11')
insert into temp1_result values (102, 1, 'c', '2002-10-01')
insert into temp1_result values (102, 2, 's', '')
insert into temp1_result values (102, 3, 'p', '2002-11-01')
insert into temp1_result values (102, 4, 'p', '2002-12-01')
insert into temp1_result values (103, 1, 'c', '2003-10-01')
insert into temp1_result values (103, 2, 's', '')
insert into temp1_result values (103, 3, 'p', '2003-11-01')
insert into temp1_result values (104, 1, 'c', '2004-10-01')
insert into temp1_result values (104, 2, 'c', '2004-11-01')
insert into temp1_result values (104, 3, 's', '')
insert into temp1_result values (104, 4, 'p', '2004-12-01')
insert into temp1_result values (105, 1, 'c', '2005-10-01')
insert into temp1_result values (105, 2, 's', '')
insert into temp1_result values (105, 3, 'p', '2005-11-01')
insert into temp1_result values (105, 4, 'c', '2005-12-01')
insert into temp1_result values (106, 1, 'c', '2006-08-01')
insert into temp1_result values (106, 2, 's', '')
insert into temp1_result values (106, 3, 'p', '2006-09-01')
insert into temp1_result values (106, 4, 'c', '2006-10-01')
insert into temp1_result values (106, 5, 's', '')
insert into temp1_result values (106, 6, 'p', '2006-11-01')
insert into temp1_result values (106, 7, 'p', '2006-12-01')
select * from temp1_resultregards
Edited by: @2**** on 31-Jan-2012 06:48

Well, in an Oracle database, something like this...
SQL> ed
Wrote file afiedt.buf
1 with temp as (select 101 as id, 1 as ord, 'c' as typ, date '2001-10-01' as dt from dual union all
2                select 101, 2, 'p', date '2001-11-11' from dual union all
3                select 102, 1, 'c', date '2002-10-01' from dual union all
4                select 102, 2, 'p', date '2002-11-01' from dual union all
5                select 102, 3, 'p', date '2002-12-01' from dual union all
6                select 103, 1, 'c', date '2003-10-01' from dual union all
7                select 103, 2, 'p', date '2003-11-01' from dual union all
8                select 104, 1, 'c', date '2004-10-01' from dual union all
9                select 104, 2, 'c', date '2004-11-01' from dual union all
10                select 104, 3, 'p', date '2004-12-01' from dual union all
11                select 105, 1, 'c', date '2005-10-01' from dual union all
12                select 105, 2, 'p', date '2005-11-01' from dual union all
13                select 105, 3, 'c', date '2005-12-01' from dual union all
14                select 106, 1, 'c', date '2006-08-01' from dual union all
15                select 106, 2, 'p', date '2006-09-01' from dual union all
16                select 106, 3, 'c', date '2006-10-01' from dual union all
17                select 106, 4, 'p', date '2006-11-01' from dual union all
18                select 106, 5, 'p', date '2006-12-01' from dual)
19 --
20 -- end of test data
21 --
22 select id
23        ,row_number() over (partition by id order by ord, typ) as ord
24        ,typ
25        ,dt
26 from (
27        select id
28              ,ord
29              ,case when rn = 2 and add_typ = 's' then add_typ else typ end as typ
30              ,case when rn = 1 then dt else null end as dt
31        from (
32              select t.id, t.ord, t.typ, t.dt
33                    ,case when typ = 'c' and lead(typ) over (partition by id order by ord) = 'p' then 's'
34                     else null end as add_typ
35              from   temp t
36             ) x
37             cross join (select rownum rn from dual connect by rownum <= 2)
38        where not (rn = 2 and add_typ is null)
39       )
40* order by id, ord
SQL> /
        ID        ORD T DT
       101          1 c 01-OCT-2001 00:00:00
       101          2 s
       101          3 p 11-NOV-2001 00:00:00
       102          1 c 01-OCT-2002 00:00:00
       102          2 s
       102          3 p 01-NOV-2002 00:00:00
       102          4 p 01-DEC-2002 00:00:00
       103          1 c 01-OCT-2003 00:00:00
       103          2 s
       103          3 p 01-NOV-2003 00:00:00
       104          1 c 01-OCT-2004 00:00:00
       104          2 c 01-NOV-2004 00:00:00
       104          3 s
       104          4 p 01-DEC-2004 00:00:00
       105          1 c 01-OCT-2005 00:00:00
       105          2 s
       105          3 p 01-NOV-2005 00:00:00
       105          4 c 01-DEC-2005 00:00:00
       106          1 c 01-AUG-2006 00:00:00
       106          2 s
       106          3 p 01-SEP-2006 00:00:00
       106          4 c 01-OCT-2006 00:00:00
       106          5 s
       106          6 p 01-NOV-2006 00:00:00
       106          7 p 01-DEC-2006 00:00:00
25 rows selected.

Export table to flat file and need to insert sysdate in flat file column

Hi, I created an interface to export oracle table to a csv file. All of the table columns are working well. Then I need to insert the sysdate in csv file column.
I made the mapping as working in staging area, implementation is to_char(sysdate,'dd/mm/yyyy'). But the result is insert 14 to the column.
I have tried to create a variable refreshing as select to_char(sysdate,'dd/mm/yyyy') from dual, then mapping that to the column in csv file, but it only insert to 1 row and the format is yyyymmdd.
I have tried to use SELECT '<%=odiRef.getSysDate( "yyyyMMdd")%>' from dual for the variable, and it also only insert one row to the flat file.
I used the same methodology in ODI10g, it works fine.
So, I am wondering how it can be implemented in 11g.
Thanks

The first option you have stated seems like the obvious choice - I don't see any reason why this shouldn't work. What do you mean by "But the result is insert 14 to the column." Do you mean that it inserted the string "14" (I can't imagine why this would be the case) or that it inserted 14 rows?

Insert rows based on column value

I have customer_ no., Date and no_months as columns. I need to insert in a new table the customer_no as many times as the value of no_months column. Meaning if customer_no is 001 and if months value is 3 then in the new table I want three rows having customer_no as 001 and the date. Any help is highly appreciated.

Something like this?
SQL> with t
2 as
3 (select 23 cust_no,3 mon from dual
4 union all
5 select 10,9 from dual
6 union all
7 select 5,12 from dual
8 union all
9 select 7,1 from dual
10 )
11 select cust_no,mon
12 from
13 (
14 select cust_no,mon,row_number() over(partition by cust_no order by cust_no) rn from t,dba_tables
15 )
16 where rn<=mon
17 /
   CUST_NO        MON
         5         12
         5         12
         5         12
         5         12
         5         12
         5         12
         5         12
         5         12
         5         12
         5         12
         5         12
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         7          1
        10          9
        10          9
        10          9
        10          9
        10          9
        10          9
        10          9
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        23          3
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