Number of uncommited transactions to a specific table

Hello!
Is there a way to get the number of uncommited transactions to a specific table?
Best regards
Dannie

Hello!
The problem is that I am doing a merge from an external table, and I want to know how many rows were actually merged into the table. Before i had to merge data into the table, I could simply do a select (*) from the external table to figure out how many rows were inserted, but I dont know how to get it from a merge. It does not work to select(*) on the target table before and after the insert, as its is VERY big.
Maybe there is a way to get a merge to tell you how many rows were affected by a merge?
Suggestions?
Best regards
Dannie

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doubel click on Output Types
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I noticed after I posted that I had used a package I found on the web called list that includes several useful functions. So in case someone wants it, here are the package and body:
***PACKAGE***
CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE list AUTHID CURRENT_USER IS
-- All of these functions and procedures have the following parameters:
-- list_in - A delimited list to be parsed.
-- delimiter - The delimiter to be used for parsing the list. Defaults
-- to a comma.
-- null_item - What to do with null items in the list. A null item is created
-- by consecutive occurances of the delimiter. Valid values are
-- 'KEEP' to allow items in the list to be null, or 'SKIP' to ignore
-- null items, ie. treat consecutive occurances of delimiters as a
-- single delimiter. The default is 'KEEP'.
-- delimiter_use - How the delimiter is to be interpreted. Valid values are
-- 'ANY' to treat the entire delimiter string as a single occurance
-- of a delimiter which must be matched exactly, or 'ANY' to treat
-- the delimiter string as a set of single character delimiters, any
-- of which is a delimiter. The default is 'ANY'.
-- Return the first item in a list.
FUNCTION head(
list_in IN VARCHAR2,
delimiter IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT ',',
null_item IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT 'KEEP',
delimiter_use IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT 'ANY') RETURN VARCHAR2;
PRAGMA RESTRICT_REFERENCES (head,WNDS,WNPS);
-- Return the remainder of a list after the first item and its delimiter.
FUNCTION tail(
list_in IN VARCHAR2,
delimiter IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT ',',
null_item IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT 'KEEP',
delimiter_use IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT 'ANY') RETURN VARCHAR2;
PRAGMA RESTRICT_REFERENCES (tail,WNDS,WNPS);
-- Return the nth item in a list.
-- The parameter, item_num, denotes which item to return.
FUNCTION item(
list_in IN VARCHAR2,
item_num IN INTEGER DEFAULT 1,
delimiter IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT ',',
null_item IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT 'KEEP',
delimiter_use IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT 'ANY') RETURN VARCHAR2;
PRAGMA RESTRICT_REFERENCES (item,WNDS);
-- Append an item to a list and return the new list.
-- The parameter, item_in, contains the new item to append.
FUNCTION append_item(
list_in IN VARCHAR2,
item_in IN VARCHAR2,
delimiter IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT ',') RETURN VARCHAR2;
PRAGMA RESTRICT_REFERENCES (append_item,WNDS);
-- Return the number of items in a list.
FUNCTION num_items(
list_in IN VARCHAR2,
delimiter IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT ',',
null_item IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT 'KEEP',
delimiter_use IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT 'ANY') RETURN INTEGER;
PRAGMA RESTRICT_REFERENCES (num_items,WNDS);
-- Search a list for an item, and give its location in the list,
-- or zero IF not found.
-- The parameter, item_in, gives the item to be found in the list.
FUNCTION in_list(
list_in IN VARCHAR2,
item_in IN VARCHAR2,
delimiter IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT ',',
null_item IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT 'KEEP',
delimiter_use IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT 'ANY') RETURN INTEGER;
PRAGMA RESTRICT_REFERENCES (in_list,WNDS);
-- Convert an array to a delimited list.
-- The array to be input is a DBMS_UTILITY.uncl_array so that
-- the LIST package is compatible with the comma_to_table and
-- table_to_comma built ins.
-- In this function, delimiter is always treated as a single
-- string.
FUNCTION array_to_list(
array_in IN DBMS_UTILITY.UNCL_ARRAY,
arrlen_in IN INTEGER,
delimiter IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT ',') RETURN VARCHAR2;
PRAGMA RESTRICT_REFERENCES (array_to_list,WNDS,WNPS);
-- Print a list using DBMS_OUTPUT.
PROCEDURE print_list(
list_in IN VARCHAR2,
delimiter IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT ',',
null_item IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT 'KEEP',
delimiter_use IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT 'ANY');
-- Convert a list to an array and return the array and its size.
-- This is a procedure because it returns more than one value.
-- The array to be returned is a DBMS_UTILITY.uncl_array so that
-- the LIST package is compatible with the comma_to_table and
-- table_to_comma built ins.
PROCEDURE list_to_array(
list_in IN VARCHAR2,
arrlen OUT BINARY_INTEGER,
array_out OUT DBMS_UTILITY.uncl_array,
delimiter IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT ',',
null_item IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT 'KEEP',
delimiter_use IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT 'ANY');
-- Sort a list
-- Null items are always skipped when sorting lists, since they would sort
-- to the end of the list anyway. CMPFNC is the name of a function to compare
-- two items. The default of '>' sorts in ascending order, '<' in descending order.
-- If you write your own function to be used for sorting, it must:
-- 1. Take two parameters of type VARCHAR2
-- 2. Return an INTEGER
-- 3. Return a negative number if the first item is to sort lower than
-- the second, a zero if they are to sort as if equal, or a positive
-- number if the first item is to sort higher than the second.
-- 4. Be executable by the user running the sort. Normal naming rules apply.
FUNCTION sort_list(
list_in IN VARCHAR2,
delimiter IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT ',',
cmpfnc IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT '>',
delimiter_use IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT 'ANY') RETURN VARCHAR2;
PRAGMA RESTRICT_REFERENCES (sort_list,WNDS);
end;
***END PACKAGE SPEC***
***BEGIN BODY***
CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE BODY list IS
current_list VARCHAR2(32760) DEFAULT '';
current_delim VARCHAR2(30) DEFAULT ',';
TYPE list_array IS TABLE OF VARCHAR2(2000)
INDEX BY BINARY_INTEGER;
current_array list_array;
current_arrlen BINARY_INTEGER DEFAULT 0;
current_null_item VARCHAR2(4) DEFAULT '';
current_delimiter_use VARCHAR2(3) DEFAULT '';
-- Find the first delimiter.
FUNCTION find_delimiter(
list_in IN VARCHAR2,
delimiter IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT ',',
null_item IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT 'KEEP',
delimiter_use IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT 'ANY') RETURN BINARY_INTEGER IS
delimiter_loc BINARY_INTEGER;
BEGIN
IF upper(delimiter_use) = 'ALL' THEN
delimiter_loc := INSTR(list_in,delimiter);
ELSIF upper(delimiter_use) = 'ANY' THEN
delimiter_loc := INSTR(TRANSLATE(list_in,delimiter,ltrim(RPAD(' ',LENGTH(delimiter)+1,CHR(31)))),CHR(31));
END IF;
RETURN delimiter_loc;
END find_delimiter;
-- Return the first item in a list.
FUNCTION head(
list_in IN VARCHAR2,
delimiter IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT ',',
null_item IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT 'KEEP',
delimiter_use IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT 'ANY') RETURN VARCHAR2 IS
delimiter_loc BINARY_INTEGER;
BEGIN
delimiter_loc := find_delimiter(list_in,delimiter,null_item,delimiter_use);
IF delimiter_loc > 1 THEN
RETURN SUBSTR(list_in,1,delimiter_loc-1);
ELSIF delimiter_loc = 1 THEN
RETURN NULL;
ELSE
RETURN list_in;
END IF;
END head;
-- Return the remainder of a list after the first item and its delimiter.
FUNCTION tail(
list_in IN VARCHAR2,
delimiter IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT ',',
null_item IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT 'KEEP',
delimiter_use IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT 'ANY') RETURN VARCHAR2 IS
start_ch BINARY_INTEGER;
BEGIN
start_ch := find_delimiter(list_in,delimiter,null_item,delimiter_use);
IF start_ch = 0 THEN
RETURN NULL;
ELSE
IF upper(delimiter_use) = 'ALL' THEN
start_ch := start_ch + LENGTH(delimiter);
ELSE
start_ch := start_ch + 1;
END IF;
IF start_ch > LENGTH(list_in) THEN
RETURN NULL;
ELSE
RETURN SUBSTR(list_in,start_ch);
END IF;
END IF;
END tail;
-- Convert a list to an array.
PROCEDURE parse_list(
list_in IN VARCHAR2,
delimiter IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT ',',
null_item IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT 'KEEP',
delimiter_use IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT 'ANY') IS
list_to_parse VARCHAR2(32760);
BEGIN
IF list_in = current_list AND
delimiter = current_delim AND
null_item = current_null_item AND
delimiter_use = current_delimiter_use THEN
NULL;
ELSE
current_list := list_in;
current_delim := delimiter;
current_null_item := upper(null_item);
current_delimiter_use := upper(delimiter_use);
list_to_parse := list_in;
current_arrlen := 0;
WHILE list_to_parse IS NOT NULL LOOP
IF current_null_item <> 'SKIP' OR
head(list_to_parse,delimiter,null_item,delimiter_use) IS NOT NULL THEN
current_arrlen := current_arrlen + 1;
current_array(current_arrlen) := SUBSTR(head(list_to_parse,delimiter,null_item,delimiter_use),1,2000);
END IF;
list_to_parse := tail(list_to_parse, delimiter,null_item,delimiter_use);
END LOOP;
END IF;
END parse_list;
-- Convert a list to an array and return the array and its size.
PROCEDURE list_to_array(
list_in IN VARCHAR2,
arrlen OUT BINARY_INTEGER,
array_out OUT DBMS_UTILITY.uncl_array,
delimiter IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT ',',
null_item IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT 'KEEP',
delimiter_use IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT 'ANY') IS
BEGIN
parse_list(list_in,delimiter,null_item,delimiter_use);
arrlen := current_arrlen;
FOR i IN 1..arrlen LOOP
array_out(i) := SUBSTR(current_array(i),1,240);
END LOOP;
END list_to_array;
-- Print a list using DBMS_OUTPUT.
PROCEDURE print_list(
list_in IN VARCHAR2,
delimiter IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT ',',
null_item IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT 'KEEP',
delimiter_use IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT 'ANY') IS
BEGIN
DBMS_OUTPUT.ENABLE(100000);
parse_list(list_in,delimiter,null_item,delimiter_use);
FOR i IN 1..current_arrlen LOOP
dbms_output.put_line(SUBSTR(current_array(i),1,240));
END LOOP;
END print_list;
-- Return the number of items in a list.
FUNCTION num_items(
list_in IN VARCHAR2,
delimiter IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT ',',
null_item IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT 'KEEP',
delimiter_use IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT 'ANY') RETURN INTEGER is
BEGIN
parse_list(list_in,delimiter,null_item,delimiter_use);
RETURN current_arrlen;
END num_items;
-- Return the nth item in a list.
FUNCTION item(
list_in IN VARCHAR2,
item_num IN INTEGER DEFAULT 1,
delimiter IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT ',',
null_item IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT 'KEEP',
delimiter_use IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT 'ANY') RETURN VARCHAR2 is
BEGIN
parse_list(list_in,delimiter,null_item,delimiter_use);
IF item_num NOT BETWEEN 1 AND current_arrlen THEN
RETURN NULL;
ELSE
RETURN current_array(item_num);
END IF;
END item;
-- Append an item to a list and return the new list.
-- The parameter, item_in, contains the new item to append.
FUNCTION append_item(
list_in IN VARCHAR2,
item_in IN VARCHAR2,
delimiter IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT ',') RETURN VARCHAR2 IS
BEGIN
IF list_in IS NULL THEN
RETURN item_in;
ELSE
RETURN list_in || delimiter || item_in;
END IF;
END append_item;
-- Search a list for an item, and give its location in the list,
-- or zero IF not found.
FUNCTION in_list(
list_in IN VARCHAR2,
item_in IN VARCHAR2,
delimiter IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT ',',
null_item IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT 'KEEP',
delimiter_use IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT 'ANY') RETURN INTEGER is
BEGIN
parse_list(list_in,delimiter,null_item,delimiter_use);
FOR item_num IN 1..current_arrlen LOOP
IF current_array(item_num) = item_in THEN
RETURN item_num;
END IF;
END LOOP;
RETURN 0;
END in_list;
-- Convert an array to a delimited list.
FUNCTION array_to_list(
array_in IN DBMS_UTILITY.UNCL_ARRAY,
arrlen_in IN INTEGER,
delimiter IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT ',') RETURN VARCHAR2 IS
list_out VARCHAR2(32760):= '';
BEGIN
FOR item_num IN 1 .. arrlen_in LOOP
EXIT WHEN LENGTH(list_out) +
LENGTH(array_in(item_num)) > 32760;
list_out := list_out||array_in(item_num);
IF item_num < arrlen_in THEN
list_out := list_out||delimiter;
END IF;
END LOOP;
RETURN list_out;
END array_to_list;
-- Sort a list
FUNCTION sort_list(
list_in IN VARCHAR2,
delimiter IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT ',',
cmpFnc IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT '>',
delimiter_use IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT 'ANY') RETURN VARCHAR2 IS
temp_array list_array;
temp_len PLS_INTEGER := 0;
temp_item VARCHAR2(2000);
list_out VARCHAR2(32760);
PROCEDURE swap (
first_item IN OUT VARCHAR2,
second_item IN OUT VARCHAR2) IS
temp_item VARCHAR2(2000);
BEGIN
temp_item := first_item;
first_item := second_item;
second_item := temp_item;
END swap;
FUNCTION cmp (
first_item IN VARCHAR2,
second_item IN VARCHAR2,
cmpfnc IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT '=') RETURN INTEGER IS
return_value INTEGER;
BEGIN
IF cmpfnc = '>' THEN
IF first_item < second_item THEN
return_value := -1;
ELSIF first_item = second_item THEN
return_value := 0;
ELSIF first_item > second_item THEN
return_value := 1;
END IF;
ELSIF cmpfnc = '<' THEN
IF first_item > second_item THEN
return_value := -1;
ELSIF first_item = second_item THEN
return_value := 0;
ELSIF first_item < second_item THEN
return_value := 1;
END IF;
ELSE
EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 'BEGIN :I := '||cmpfnc||'(:A,:B); END;'
USING OUT return_value, IN first_item, IN second_item;
END IF;
RETURN return_value;
END cmp;
BEGIN
parse_list(list_in,delimiter,'SKIP',delimiter_use);
FOR item_num IN 1..current_arrlen LOOP
temp_item := current_array(item_num);
FOR i IN 1..temp_len LOOP
IF cmp(temp_array(i),temp_item,cmpfnc) > 0 THEN
swap(temp_array(i),temp_item);
END IF;
END LOOP;
temp_len := temp_len + 1;
temp_array(temp_len) := temp_item;
END LOOP;
FOR item_num IN 1..temp_len LOOP
EXIT WHEN LENGTH(list_out) +
LENGTH(temp_array(item_num)) > 32760;
list_out := list_out||temp_array(item_num);
IF item_num < temp_len THEN
list_out := list_out||delimiter;
END IF;
END LOOP;
RETURN list_out;
END sort_list;
END;
*** END BODY***
Carl

No Of Transaction Per Schema Or Table

Hi all,
Is there any way to know how many transaction made on specific schema (insert,update,delete,query)
Regards,

Helios- Gunes EROL wrote:
Just an idea, you may create trigger for DML and count them But what would the number mean?
For example, the number is a 1000 transactions (commits) done for the day that updated/inserted/deleted rows in the INVOICES table as part of the transaction.
It does not say how may rows from the INVOICES were affected. It does not say how much redo was consumed. It does not give an idea of the duration of the transaction. It does not say anything about how many other tables were affected by the transaction. It does not say anything about the amount of read and write I/O were spend by these transactions. That number of a 1000 transactions is meaningless.
So a simple way to get the number of transactions per table is to use the following SQL:
select table_name, round(dbms_random.value(:1,:2)) as TRANSACTIONS from user_tables order by 1;
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[[DataDirect][ODBC SQL Server Wire Protocol driver][Microsoft SQL Server]Column name or number of supplied values does not match table definition.]

Hii ..
need help on this ..
This what I am doing ..
I am using a DATAEXPORT function to export level0 data from my essbase 11.1.2.2 to Microsoft SQL 2008 tables.
So what I did first I exported the level0 data to a flat file using DATAEXPORT and the created the SQL columns by the same in that order only in my SQL table.
When I run it fails with this error:
ODBC Layer Error: [21S01] ==> [[DataDirect][ODBC SQL Server Wire Protocol driver][Microsoft SQL Server]Column name or number of supplied values does not match table definition.]
[Tue Jul 23 18:26:07 2013]Local/dataexp/dataexp/admin@Native Directory/1209813312/Info(1021014)
ODBC Layer Error: Native Error code [213]
[Tue Jul 23 18:26:07 2013]Local/dataexp/dataexp/admin@Native Directory/1209813312/Error(1012085)
Unable to export data to SQL table [dataexp]. Check the Essbase server log and the system console to determine the cause of the problem.
[Tue Jul 23 18:26:07 2013]Local/dataexp/dataexp/admin@Native Directory/1209813312/Info(1021002)
SQL Connection is Freed
[Tue Jul 23 18:26:07 2013]Local/dataexp/dataexp/admin@Native Directory/1209813312/Warning(1080014)
Transaction [ 0x1c50001( 0x51ee7d66.0x80342 ) ] aborted due to status [1012085].
[Tue Jul 23 18:26:07 2013]Local/dataexp/dataexp/admin@Native Directory/1209813312/Info(1012579)
Total Calc Elapsed Time for [test.csc] : [1.44] seconds
=============================================================
I did a simple test on my Sample.basic application then ..
loaded the calc data to it and then used the below script to export to a flat file
//ESS_LOCALE English_UnitedStates.Latin1@Binary
SET DATAEXPORTOPTIONS
                DataExportLevel "Level0";
                DataExportOverwriteFile ON;
                DataExportColFormat OFF;
                DataExportDimHeader OFF;
FIX(
            "Jan",
            "Sales",
            "Actual"
/*DATAEXPORT "File" "," "/home/hypadmin/samtest.txt";*/
DATAEXPORT "DSN" "Abhitest" "sample" "sa" "welcome1";
ENDFIX
out put as below:
"Sales"
"100-30","California"
"Jan","Actual",145
Now In sql I created only 3 columns with name Jan/Sales/Actual and when I run this script again with comments removed .. I get the same error as what I have got in my first test case with other application ..
but when I create the columns with same name as what its in export
Sales/100-30/Califirnia/Jan/Actual
It created the new rows successfully ..
So with this I think the error which I am getting with my other application might be because of the same column issue .. but then I have created all the columns by looking at the export file only as I did in sample ..
Any idea would be helpful ..
Thanks
Abhishek
I

First make sure you add
DataExportRelationalFile ON;
to your set commands it is missing
I alwats like to also add
DataExportColHeader dimensionName;
so I am sure what dimension is getting put into the columns.
Then count the number of dimensions in your outline (exclude attribute dimensions). You need at least that many columns in your table -1 + the number of members you will be returning as columns in the export
Taking your example Sample basic has 5 dimensions
Measures
Years
Scenario
Product
Market
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At line:19 char:9
+     if (test-path "SQLSERVER:\SQL\wobdslezberg2\DEFAULT\Databases\$instance\Tabl ...
+ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
    + CategoryInfo          : InvalidArgument: (:) [Test-Path], ParameterBindingException
    + FullyQualifiedErrorId : GetDynamicParametersException,Microsoft.PowerShell.Commands.TestPathCommand
Thanks
Scott

Asigning Reports, specific tables and Url links to the Role

Hello Gurus,
could you please tell me the procedure of asigning Reports, specific tables and Url links in the role.actually i know the process of assigning T-Codes to the role but i dont know the procedure for reports and url links and tables...
i hope u people will respond positively.
Cheers.......
srinivas.korva

Hi Srinivas,
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1) goto se93, give a unique name, say zxxx
2)Enter SE16 into the transaction field and select the flag the skip initial screen field:
3)On the lower portion of the screen, enter the following information:
Name of screen field: DATABROWSE-TABLENAME
Value: Enter the name of the table you want to browse with
4)save it.
5) Now add the transaction zxxx in th role, and assign it to the user.
With this, when user executes the transaction, he/she will be able to see only the perticular table you added.
"in PFCG what is the use of Exper mode for profile generation. what is the difference between general profile generation and expert mode profile generation".
Expert mode has 3 options:
1) Delete and recreate profile and authorizations---This will completely delete the old profile and add only the new once.
2) Edit old status----It will edit the old values
3) Read old status and merge with new data----This will add the new values aithout actually disturbing the old ones.
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Please award points if it is useful.
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How to use BAPI to add a new version for a claim number in WTY transaction.

How to use BAPI to add a new version for a claim number in WTY transaction.
I am using function module " BAPI_WARRANTYCLAIM_ADD_VERSION ".
It needs to copy all contents of previous version to a new version.
While doing so i am unable to copy fields like valic valoc etc. Any ways by which i can copy this values.
WTY will update PNWTYH , PNWTYV and PVWTY tables.
Thanking you,
Lokesh.

Hi Vishnu,
You can do that through EEWB. Please go through SAP Note 484597. You would get the details of using Easy Enhancement Work bench.
Rewards point if you think this info is useful
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Can I run a Unix shell when insert some record on a specific table?

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I need to run a Unix shell when a record be insert on a table. Is there a way in order to do that?
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1. Make a backup of the extproc.c file in the c:\orant\rdbms80\extproc
directory.
2. Create a file called extern.c in the c:\orant\rdbms80\extproc directory.
The "extern.c" file :
#include <oci.h>
#define NullValue -1
#include<stdio.h>
#include<string.h>
long __declspec(dllexport) OutputString(context ,
                         path , path_ind ,
                         message , message_ind,
                         filemode , filemode_ind ,
                         len , len_ind )
char *path;
char *message;
char *filemode;
int len;
OCIExtProcContext *context;
short path_ind;
short message_ind;
short filemode_ind;
short len_ind;
FILE *file_handle;
int i ;
char str[3];
int value;
/* Check whether any parameter passing is null */
if (path_ind == OCI_IND_NULL || message_ind == OCI_IND_NULL ||
filemode_ind == OCI_IND_NULL || len_ind == OCI_IND_NULL ) {
text initial_msg = (text )"One of the Parameters Has a Null Value!!! ";
text *error_msg;
/* Allocate space for the error message text, and set it up.
We do not have to free this memory - PL/SQL will do that automatically. */
error_msg = OCIExtProcAllocCallMemory(context,
strlen(path) + strlen(initial_msg) + 1);
strcpy((char *)error_msg, (char *)initial_msg);
/*strcat((char *)error_msg, path); */
OCIExtProcRaiseExcpWithMsg(context, 20001, error_msg, 0);
/* OCIExtProcRaiseExcp(context, 6502); */
return 0;
/* Open the file for writing. */
file_handle = fopen(path, filemode);
/* Check for success. If not, raise an error. */
if (!file_handle) {
text initial_msg = (text )"Cannot Create file ";
text *error_msg ;
/* Allocate space for the error message text, and set it up.
We do not have to free this memory - PL/SQL will do that automatically. */
error_msg = OCIExtProcAllocCallMemory(context,
strlen(path) + strlen(initial_msg) + 1);
strcpy((char *)error_msg, (char *)initial_msg);
strcat((char *)error_msg, path);
OCIExtProcRaiseExcpWithMsg(context, 20001, error_msg, 0);
return 0;
i = 0;
while (i < len)
/* Read the hexadecimal value(1). */
str[0] = message;
     i++;
/* Read the hexadecimal value(2). */
str[1] = message[i];
/* Convert the first byte to the binary value. */
if (str[0] > 64 && str[0] < 71)
str[0] = str[0] - 55;
else
str[0] = str[0] - 48;
/* Convert the second byte to the binary value. */
if (str[1] > 64 && str[1] < 71)
str[1] = str[1] - 55;
else
str[1] = str[1] - 48;
/* Convert the hex value to binary (first & second byte). */
value = str[0] * 16 + str[1];
/* Write the binary data to the binary file. */
fprintf(file_handle,"%c",value);
          i++;
/* Output the string followed by a newline. */
/* fwrite(message,len,1,file_handle); */
/* Close the file. */
fclose(file_handle);
3. Use the make.bat available in the c:\orant\rdbms80\extproc directory. You
need to run vcvars32.bat file before running this batch file. This will
create a dll file.
4. Configure the tnsnames.ora and the listener.ora files.
The tnsnames.ora should contain the following entries.
extproc_connection_data.world =
(DESCRIPTION =
(ADDRESS =
(PROTOCOL = IPC)
(KEY = ORCL)
(CONNECT_DATA = (SID = extproc)
The listener.ora should contain the following entries.
# P:\ORANT\NET80\ADMIN\LISTENER.ORA Configuration File:p:\orant\net80\admin\listener.ora
# Generated by Oracle Net8 Assistant
LISTENER8 =
(ADDRESS = (PROTOCOL = TCP)(HOST = winnt_nsc)(PORT = 1521))
SID_LIST_LISTENER8=
(SID_LIST =
(SID_DESC =
(GLOBAL_DBNAME = winnt_nsc)
(SID_NAME = ORCL)
(SID_DESC =
(SID_NAME = extproc)
(PROGRAM = extproc)
5. Login from sqlplus and issue the following statements.
create library externProcedures as 'C:\orant\RDBMS80\EXTPROC\extern.dll';
Create or replace PROCEDURE OutputString(
p_Path IN VARCHAR2,
p_Message IN VARCHAR2,
p_mode in VARCHAR2,
p_NumLines IN BINARY_INTEGER) AS EXTERNAL
LIBRARY externProcedures
NAME "OutputString"
With context
PARAMETERS (CONTEXT,
p_Path STRING,
p_path INDICATOR,
p_Message STRING,
p_message INDICATOR,
p_mode STRING,
p_mode INDICATOR,
p_NumLines INT,
p_numlines INDICATOR);
This is the pl/sql block used to write the contents of the BLOB into a file.
Set serveroutput on before running it.
SQL> desc lob_tab;
Name Null? Type
C1 NUMBER
C2 BLOB
lob_tab is the table which contains the blob data.
declare
i1 blob;
len number;
my_vr raw(10000);
i2 number;
i3 number := 10000;
begin
-- get the blob locator
SELECT c2 INTO i1 FROM lob_tab WHERE c1 = 2;
-- find the length of the blob column
len := DBMS_LOB.GETLENGTH(i1);
dbms_output.put_line('Length of the Column : ' || to_char(len));
-- Read 10000 bytes at a time
i2 := 1;
if len < 10000 then
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DBMS_LOB.READ(i1,len,i2,my_vr);
outputstring('p:\bfiles\ravi.bmp',rawtohex(my_vr),'wb',2*len);
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-- data will not work
-- That is the reason why we are sending the length as the double the size of the data read
dbms_output.put_line('Read ' || to_char(len) || 'Bytes');
else
-- If the col length is > 10000
DBMS_LOB.READ(i1,i3,i2,my_vr);
outputstring('p:\bfiles\ravi.bmp',rawtohex(my_vr),'wb',2*i3);
dbms_output.put_line('Read ' || to_char(i3) || ' Bytes ');
end if;
i2 := i2 + 10000;
while (i2 < len ) loop
-- loop till entire data is fetched
DBMS_LOB.READ(i1,i3,i2,my_vr);
dbms_output.put_line('Read ' || to_char(i3+i2-1) || ' Bytes ');
outputstring('p:\bfiles\ravi.bmp',rawtohex(my_vr),'ab',2*i3);
i2 := i2 + 10000 ;
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end;

Uncommited transactions remain after Instance Recovery

After Instance Recovery, the database seems to contain uncommitted transactions. Please provide an explanation for the following:
create table t1
as
select *
from all_objects;
commit;
create table t2
as
select *
from all_objects;
update t2
set object_id = 1 where rownum = 1;
shutdown abort;
Neither table t2 nor the update to it were committed (right?), therefore, once the database starts up t2 should not be there. On the contrary, it is still there. In the Oracle Database Backup and Recovery Advanced Guide 10g Release 2, page 11-9, explains how the uncommitted transactions are removed (rolled back) in the Roll Backward step (transaction recovery) of the Instance recovery process.
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Note also following scenario run with SYSDBA privileges:
bas002> select * from v$version;
BANNER
Oracle Database 10g Enterprise Edition Release 10.2.0.2.0 - Prod
PL/SQL Release 10.2.0.2.0 - Production
CORE    10.2.0.2.0      Production
TNS for 32-bit Windows: Version 10.2.0.2.0 - Production
NLSRTL Version 10.2.0.2.0 - Production
bas002>
bas002> drop table t2;
drop table t2
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-00942: table or view does not exist
bas002> create table t2
2 as
3 select *
4 from all_objects;
Table created.
bas002>
bas002> update t2
2 set object_id = 1 where object_id=258;
1 row updated.
bas002>
bas002> shutdown abort;
ORACLE instance shut down.
bas002> startup
ORACLE instance started.
Total System Global Area 192937984 bytes
Fixed Size                  1288484 bytes
Variable Size             130025180 bytes
Database Buffers           54525952 bytes
Redo Buffers                7098368 bytes
Database mounted.
Database opened.
bas002>
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COUNT(*)
         0
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Pierre Forstmann

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I am looking for a way to find out (for Oracle 9.2.0.1.0).
How much space does each or a specific table require on disk?
(whether with indices or without is the other question).
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>
The table size can not be found in bytes precisely, but in number of blocks of a certain size allocated for this table (index etc.).
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I guess, that this table was once bigger and has been emptied a bit.
>
A table grows in extents that get filled then with new rows. The columns
blocks and bytes of user_tables get populated from dba_stats.
In below example, the table rows have filled up to MB_TABLE the extents:
SQL> select table_name,blocks*8/1024 as mb from user_tables order by 1;
TABLE_NAME                   MB_TABLE
CUSTOMERS            11.6015625
SALES                 278.96875
SQL> select segment_name,bytes/1024/1024 as mb from user_segments order by 1;
SEGMENT_NAME                 MB_SEGMENT
CUSTOMERS                    12
SALES                       285If you later on delete again from the tables, that does not deallocate extents nor remove the high water mark unless you reorganize the table:
SQL> select count(*) from customers;
COUNT(*)
     55500
SQL> delete from customers where rownum<25000;
24999 rows deleted.
SQL> commit;
Commit complete.
SQL> select segment_name,bytes/1024/1024 as mb from user_segments order by 1;
SEGMENT_NAME                 MB
CUSTOMERS                    12
SALES                       285
SQL> select table_name,blocks*8/1024 as mb from user_tables order by 1;
TABLE_NAME                   MB
CUSTOMERS            11.6015625
SALES                 278.96875
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PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SQL> select table_name,blocks*8/1024 as mb from user_tables order by 1;
TABLE_NAME                   MB
CUSTOMERS            11.6015625
SALES                 278.96875
SQL> alter table customers enable row movement;
Table altered.
SQL> alter table customers shrink space;
Table altered.
SQL> exec dbms_stats.gather_table_stats('ADAM','CUSTOMERS')
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SQL> select segment_name,bytes/1024/1024 as mb from user_segments order by 1;
SEGMENT_NAME                 MB
CUSTOMERS                6.4375
SALES                       285
SQL> select table_name,blocks*8/1024 as mb from user_tables order by 1;
TABLE_NAME                   MB
CUSTOMERS             6.2265625
SALES                 278.96875Kind regards
Uwe
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Regards.

SQL> revoke ALL on testtt from test1;
Connected to Oracle Database 11g Enterprise Edition Release 11.1.0.7.0
Connected as SYS
SQL> create table testtt(a number);
create table testtt(a number)
ORA-00955: este nombre ya lo está utilizando otro objeto existente
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User created
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Grant succeeded
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Grant succeeded
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Connected to Oracle Database 11g Enterprise Edition Release 11.1.0.7.0
Connected as test1
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select * from testtt
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A
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Connected as SYS
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Hi All,
I need your help please.
I've configured everything correctly in my SCCM environment. And i used to connect the CAS database from a separate box(same domain) which has SSMS console installed in it. Now the problem is, whenever i try to run a query in CAS database locally, it runs
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I checked the SQL connection authentication information it says authenticated by kerberos using below query :
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s.session_id
, c.connect_time
, s.login_time
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, c.protocol_type
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, s.HOST_NAME
, s.program_name
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Regards,
Jay

Hi JaySmiley,
According to your description, you get the logon issue when connecting to CAS database remotely and execute query. Right?
In this scenario, this error can happen when the SPN account is registered without setting 'trusted for delegation' property. Account must be trusted for delegation in order for Kerberos delegation to succeed. Here's a blog talking about your scenario, please
refer to the link below:
http://blogs.technet.com/b/umairkhan/archive/2013/10/19/the-distributed-views-do-not-get-created-in-configmgr-2012-sp1-because-of-the-login-issue.aspx
If you have any question, please feel free to ask.
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TechNet Community Support

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Exemple:
Table1
Cliente name:
John
Client number:
12345
Survay number of negative answers:
3
Table2
Questions and answers that were negative:
Question: How much time where you waiting
Avaluation: 3 (from 1 to 10)
Answer: They only called me 1 mouth later
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Hi,
Based on the description, I understand that you want to add subreport in the main report. When previewing the main report, the subreport can be shown in detail. Please see the screenshots on my test:
In Reporting Services, we can create parameters and pass them from main report to subreport in order to control the data dynamically.
References:
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Add a Subreport and Parameters (Report Builder and SSRS)
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