Opening tables/functions/packages annoyance

Ok, I've been using SQL Developer since I got the first beta of Raptor. I've had a frustration for a while and finally got a chance to put it in writing to see if anyone can tell me how to adjust this behavior (hopefully).
Open a table in SQL developer and view your data. In my case I opened a table that has audit data for performance of package runtimes. I put some filters in it and the like, sorting and what not.
Now, Open a package/function/procedure. Voila, your table is no longer open and you lose the sorting/filters you had applied and get two copies of the package/function/procedure open. The first replaces the table window w/ a non-editable version of the package/function/procedure, the other is a useful window where you can edit the package/function/procedure.
First, what the heck is that first window w/ the actions button? I never use it and it's always closing my other windows, like tables, that I need...it's a real time waste.
Second, is there any way to make that window with the actions button just never appear? It's just always in my way.
Thanks,
dave

I don't know about your 'actions button' issue, but I can address the other.
Sql developer supports multiple open windows (or panes depending upon what you want to call it) and multiple connections. In general, sql dev will change the active window to whatever object you select. This can be overridden by using the red pin near the upper left hand of the window that you want to keep. If you do that, when you select a new table, proc, etc, it will open that one in a second, third, etc tab. You can even drag these windows (tabs) around and show multiple objects at the same time :). In general, it is an extremely flexible framework.
Eric
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HOW TO: Post a SQL statement tuning request - template posting
http://oracle-randolf.blogspot.com/2009/02/basic-sql-statement-performance.html
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http://asktom.oracle.com/pls/asktom/ASKTOM.download_file?p_file=6551378329289980701

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SP2-0310: unable to open file "/usr/lib/oracle/xe/apex/coreinscore/wwv_flow_wiz_confirm.plb"
SP2-0310: unable to open file "/usr/lib/oracle/xe/apex/coreinscore/wwv_flow_page_map.plb"
SP2-0310: unable to open file "/usr/lib/oracle/xe/apex/coreinscore/wwv_flow_drag_layout.plb"
SP2-0310: unable to open file "/usr/lib/oracle/xe/apex/coreinscore/wwv_flow_dataload_xml.plb"
SP2-0310: unable to open file "/usr/lib/oracle/xe/apex/coreinscore/apex_ui_default_update.plb"
SP2-0310: unable to open file "/usr/lib/oracle/xe/apex/coreinscore/apex_mig_projects_update.plb"
SP2-0310: unable to open file "/usr/lib/oracle/xe/apex/coreinscore/wwv_flow_install_wizard.plb"
SP2-0310: unable to open file "/usr/lib/oracle/xe/apex/coreinscore/wwv_flow_dictionary.plb"
SP2-0310: unable to open file "/usr/lib/oracle/xe/apex/coreinscore/wwv_flow_advisor.plb"
SP2-0310: unable to open file "/usr/lib/oracle/xe/apex/coreinscore/wwv_flow_search.plb"
SP2-0310: unable to open file "/usr/lib/oracle/xe/apex/coreinscore/wwv_flow_f4000_plugins.plb"
SP2-0310: unable to open file "/usr/lib/oracle/xe/apex/coreinscore/wwv_flow_4000_ui.plb"
SP2-0310: unable to open file "/usr/lib/oracle/xe/apex/coreinscore/wwv_flow_4050_ui.plb"
SP2-0310: unable to open file "/usr/lib/oracle/xe/apex/coreinscore/wwv_flow_translation_utilities.plb"
SP2-0310: unable to open file "/usr/lib/oracle/xe/apex/coreinscore/wwv_flow_team.plb"
SP2-0310: unable to open file "/usr/lib/oracle/xe/apex/coreinscore/wwv_flow_team_api.plb"
SP2-0310: unable to open file "/usr/lib/oracle/xe/apex/coreinscore/wwv_flow_team_gen_api.plb"
SP2-0310: unable to open file "/usr/lib/oracle/xe/apex/coreinscore/wwv_flow_workspace_reports.plb"
SP2-0310: unable to open file "/usr/lib/oracle/xe/apex/coreinscore/wwv_flow_f4000_p4150.plb"
...install demonstration Oracle APEX application package specs
SP2-0310: unable to open file "/usr/lib/oracle/xe/apex/coreinscore/collections_showcase.sql"
...install demonstration Oracle APEX application package bodies
SP2-0310: unable to open file "/usr/lib/oracle/xe/apex/coreinscore/collections_showcase.plb"
...install demonstration tables
SP2-0310: unable to open file "/usr/lib/oracle/xe/apex/coreinscore/wwv_demo_tab.sql"
timing for: Development Package Bodies
Elapsed: 00:00:00.03
grant execute on wwv_mig_acc_load to public
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-04042: procedure, function, package, or package body does not exist
is there any solution?
regards
Gordan

Install 4.0 pass ok!
1. I was changing apexins.sql
as PREFIX='@/usr/lib/oracle/xe/apex/'
and add path to coreins.sql as @/usr/lib/oracle/xe/apex/coreins.sql
2. create two folders coreinscore and coreinsbuild and copy all files from folder core and folder build
3. copy and rename endins.sql as coreinsendins.sql
after 10 min instalation pass ok!
Gordan
Edited by: useruseruser on Jun 29, 2010 2:12 PM

Getting ORA-00600 when using table functions

Hello,
I am trying to use simple table function:
create or replace type StatCall AS OBJECT (
dial_number varchar2(255),
start_date date,
duration number(20)
create or replace type StatCallSet AS TABLE OF StatCall;
create or replace package ref IS
type refcall_t IS REF CURSOR RETURN calls%ROWTYPE;
end ref;
create or replace function GetStats(p ref.refcall_t) return StatCallSet pipelined is
out_rec StatCall;
in_rec p%ROWTYPE;
BEGIN
LOOP
FETCH p INTO in_rec;
EXIT WHEN p%NOTFOUND;
out_rec.dial_number := in_rec.dial_number;
out_rec.start_date := in_rec.start_date;
out_rec.duration := in_rec.duration;
PIPE ROW(out_rec);
END LOOP;
CLOSE p;
RETURN;
END;
select * from TABLE(GetStats(CURSOR(select * from call)));
And I get:
ORA-00600: internal error code, arguments: [17285], [0xFFFFFFFF7C4900A8], [1], [0x3943BA5E0], [], [], [], []
Oracle 9.2.0.2
Are there any ideas about how to fix this?

What version of the database?
Which flavor of Disco (Plus, Desktop, Viewer)?
Standars EUL or Apps EUL?
Can you post the code for the calculation?
ORA-600 errors, as you mentioned, are internal, and may require opening a dialog with Oracle support. Then again, it could be something else in the calculation that is causing the sky to fall.

TABLE function to simulate parameterized view

Hi all,
Since view can not have parameters, I tried to used stored procedure to return ref cursor then used TABLE function in select statement to simulate a view with parameters, since it's easy to pass parameters to a stored procedure.
The idea is like this
function foo (p1 int, p2 int)
return sys_ref_cursor
c sys_ref_cursor -- sorry, i forgot the buildin ref cursor name, just used
this as pseudo code
is
open c for select * from table_a where col1=:p1 and col2=p2 using p1, p2;
return c;
end;
select * from table(foo(1,2)) does not work, I know that I can iterate throught
the cursor and pipe it out to a SQL type in function foo, then use TABLE
function in SELECT statement. However, it seems so much coding work. Is it the
only way or do you have better idea?
Thanks in advance.

It is just not correct that you cannot parameterize views.
Nicolas gave you a link above which has an example using a context.
Even before Oracle supported contexts you could have parameterize views using package variables.
SQL> create or replace package pkg_vars as
2    function get_job return emp.job%type;
3    procedure set_job (p_job in emp.job%type)
4 end pkg_vars;
5 /
Package created.
SQL>
SQL> create or replace package body pkg_vars as
2    g_job emp.job%type;
3
4    function get_job return emp.job%type)
5    is
6    begin
7      return g_job;
8    end get_job;
9
10    procedure set_job (p_job in emp.job%type
11    is
12    begin
13      g_job := p_job;
14    end set_job;
15 end pkg_vars;
16 /
Package body created.
SQL>
SQL> create or replace view view_emp1 as
2 select deptno, count(empno) cnt
3 from emp
4 where job = pkg_vars.get_job
5 group by deptno
6 ;
View created.
SQL> select distinct job from emp;
JOB
CLERK
SALESMAN
PRESIDENT
MANAGER
ANALYST
5 rows selected.
SQL> exec pkg_vars.set_job('CLERK');
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SQL> select * from view_emp1;
    DEPTNO        CNT
        30          1
        20          2
        10          1
SQL> exec pkg_vars.set_job('MANAGER');
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SQL> select * from view_emp1;
    DEPTNO        CNT
        30          1
        20          1
        10          1
SQL>

Table function on a collection in Dynamic SQL

Hello,
I am trying to create a refcursor by selecting from a collection using table function.
If I use the Select statement the query executes, but if I put the Select statement in a string
the collection variable does not get resolved. The resaon I am putiing it in a string is because the
WHERE clause will be passed a parameter. The code below is an anonymous block but will be changed to a
procedure once I get it to work.
I have tried many different ways but was unsuccessful.
Please see if anybody cann assist or what I am trying to achive is not possible, so provide an alternative.
The error I am getting is
ORA-00904: "V_ALARM_REC_TABLE": invalid identifier
ORA-06512: at line 50
Thanks.
Bimal
DECLARE
TYPE c_refcurtype IS REF CURSOR;
x c_refcurtype;
p_recordset c_refcurtype;
v_rec mc2_dev2.mc2_alarm_rec_type := mc2_dev2.mc2_alarm_rec_type(null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,
null,null,null,null,null,null,null,null,
null,null,null,null,null,null,null);
v_alarm_rec_table mc2_dev2.mc2_alarm_rec_table := mc2_dev2.mc2_alarm_rec_table();
v_select varchar2(200) := 'select a.* from ';
v_table varchar2(200) := 'table(v_alarm_rec_table) a ';
v_where varchar2(200) := 'where a.alarm_rule_def_uid = 9';
v_query varchar2(32000);
BEGIN
MC2_ALARM.create_mc2_alarm(x, 1); --- ( X is a refcursor, which I will use to populate v_alarm_rec_table a (nested table collection)
LOOP
FETCH x INTO v_rec.record_cnt,
v_rec.rn,
v_rec.alarm_precision_order,
v_rec.alarm_rule_def_uid,
v_rec.alarm_type_def_uid,
v_rec.alarm_rule_scope_uid,
v_rec.trigger_tpl_master_uid,
v_rec.alarm_scope_def_uid,
v_rec.alarm_object_uid,
v_rec.error_type,
v_rec.all_error_codes,
v_rec.enabled,
v_rec.start_hour,
v_rec.end_hour,
v_rec.day_type,
v_rec.alarm_severity_def_uid,
v_rec.on_watch_duration,
v_rec.update_on_status_change,
v_rec.log_ind,
v_rec.email_to,
v_rec.email_from,
v_rec.send_email,
v_rec.stale_period;
EXIT WHEN x%NOTFOUND;
v_alarm_rec_table.extend;
v_alarm_rec_table(v_alarm_rec_table.last) := v_rec;
END LOOP;
CLOSE x;
v_query := v_select||v_table||v_where; -- ERROR OCCURS AT THIS LINE as it cannot resolve the TABLE name v_alarm_rec_table)
dbms_output.put_line('sql: '||v_query);
OPEN p_recordset FOR v_query;
LOOP
FETCH p_recordset INTO v_rec.record_cnt,
v_rec.rn,
v_rec.alarm_precision_order,
v_rec.alarm_rule_def_uid,
v_rec.alarm_type_def_uid,
v_rec.alarm_rule_scope_uid,
v_rec.trigger_tpl_master_uid,
v_rec.alarm_scope_def_uid,
v_rec.alarm_object_uid,
v_rec.error_type,
v_rec.all_error_codes,
v_rec.enabled,
v_rec.start_hour,
v_rec.end_hour,
v_rec.day_type,
v_rec.alarm_severity_def_uid,
v_rec.on_watch_duration,
v_rec.update_on_status_change,
v_rec.log_ind,
v_rec.email_to,
v_rec.email_from,
v_rec.send_email,
v_rec.stale_period;
EXIT WHEN p_recordset%NOTFOUND;
some dbms_output statements...
END LOOP;
END;
The error I am getting is
ORA-00904: "V_ALARM_REC_TABLE": invalid identifier
ORA-06512: at line 50

Thanks Timur/Solomon,
mc2_dev2 is the schema name.
mc2_alarm_rec_table is a SQL type.
Here are the scripts:
CREATE OR REPLACE TYPE MC2_DEV2.mc2_alarm_rec_type IS OBJECT
( record_cnt NUMBER,
rn number,
alarm_precision_order NUMBER(6),
alarm_rule_def_uid NUMBER(6),
alarm_type_def_uid NUMBER(6),
alarm_rule_scope_uid NUMBER(6),
trigger_tpl_master_uid NUMBER(6),
alarm_scope_def_uid NUMBER(6),
alarm_object_uid NUMBER(6),
error_type VARCHAR2(1),
all_error_codes VARCHAR2(1),
enabled VARCHAR2(1),
start_hour NUMBER(2),
end_hour NUMBER(2),
day_type NUMBER(2),
alarm_severity_def_uid NUMBER(6),
on_watch_duration NUMBER(6),
update_on_status_change VARCHAR2(1),
log_ind VARCHAR2(1),
email_to VARCHAR2(128),
email_from VARCHAR2(128),
send_email VARCHAR2(1),
stale_period NUMBER(6)
CREATE OR REPLACE TYPE MC2_DEV2.MC2_ALARM_REC_TABLE IS TABLE OF MC2_DEV2.mc2_alarm_rec_type;
If I popoulate the cursor with the following code:
OPEN p_recordset FOR
select a.* from table (v_alarm_rec_table) a where a.alarm_rule_def_uid = 9;
there is no issue it works just fine.
But when when I use
OPEN p_recordset FOR v_query; ---- where v_query := v_select||v_table||v_where;
the variable v_alarm_rec_table does not get resolved.
Regards,
Bimal

Need some help with the Table Function Operator

I'm on OWB 10gR2 for Sun/Solaris 10 going against some 10gR2 DB's...
I've been searching up and down trying to figure out how to make OWB use a Table Function (TF) which will JOIN with another table; allowing a column of the joined table to be a parameter in to the TF. I can't seem to get it to work. I'm able to get this to work in regular SQL, though. Here's the setup:
-- Source Table:
DROP TABLE "ZZZ_ROOM_MASTER_EX";
CREATE TABLE "ZZZ_ROOM_MASTER_EX"
( "ID" NUMBER(8,0),
"ROOM_NUMBER" VARCHAR2(200),
"FEATURES" VARCHAR2(4000)
-- Example Data:
Insert into ZZZ_ROOM_MASTER_EX (ID,ROOM_NUMBER,FEATURES) values (1,'Room 1',null);
Insert into ZZZ_ROOM_MASTER_EX (ID,ROOM_NUMBER,FEATURES) values (2,'Room 2',null);
Insert into ZZZ_ROOM_MASTER_EX (ID,ROOM_NUMBER,FEATURES) values (3,'Room 3','1,1;2,3;');
Insert into ZZZ_ROOM_MASTER_EX (ID,ROOM_NUMBER,FEATURES) values (4,'Room 4','5,2;5,4;');
Insert into ZZZ_ROOM_MASTER_EX (ID,ROOM_NUMBER,FEATURES) values (5,'Room 5',' ');
-- Destination Table:
DROP TABLE "ZZZ_ROOM_FEATURES_EX";
CREATE TABLE "ZZZ_ROOM_FEATURES_EX"
( "ROOM_NUMBER" VARCHAR2(200),
"FEATUREID" NUMBER(8,0),
"QUANTITY" NUMBER(8,0)
-- Types for output table:
CREATE OR REPLACE TYPE FK_Row_EX AS OBJECT
ID NUMBER(8,0),
QUANTITY NUMBER(8,0)
CREATE OR REPLACE TYPE FK_Table_EX AS TABLE OF FK_Row_EX;
-- Package Dec:
CREATE OR REPLACE
PACKAGE ZZZ_SANDBOX_EX IS
FUNCTION UNFK(inputString VARCHAR2) RETURN FK_Table_EX;
END ZZZ_SANDBOX_EX;
-- Package Body:
CREATE OR REPLACE
PACKAGE BODY ZZZ_SANDBOX_EX IS
FUNCTION UNFK(inputString VARCHAR2) RETURN FK_Table_EX
AS
RETURN_VALUE FK_Table_EX := FK_Table_EX();
i NUMBER(8,0) := 0;
BEGIN
-- TODO: Put some real code in here that will actually read the
-- input string, parse it out, and put data in to RETURN_VALUE
WHILE(i < 3) LOOP
RETURN_VALUE.EXTEND;
RETURN_VALUE(RETURN_VALUE.LAST) := FK_Row_EX(4, 5);
i := i + 1;
END LOOP;
RETURN RETURN_VALUE;
END UNFK;
END ZZZ_SANDBOX_EX;
I've got a source system built by lazy DBA's and app developers who decided to store foreign keys for many-to-many relationships as delimited structures in driving tables. I need to build a generic table function to parse this data and return it as an actual table. In my example code, I don't actually have the parsing part written yet (I need to see how many different formats the source system uses first) so I just threw in some stub code to generate a few rows of 4's and 5's to return.
I can get the data from my source table to my destination table using the following SQL statement:
-- from source table joined with table function
INSERT INTO ZZZ_ROOM_FEATURES_EX(
ROOM_NUMBER,
FEATUREID,
QUANTITY)
SELECT
ZZZ_ROOM_MASTER_EX.ROOM_NUMBER,
UNFK.ID,
UNFK.QUANTITY
FROM
ZZZ_ROOM_MASTER_EX,
TABLE(ZZZ_SANDBOX_EX.UNFK(ZZZ_ROOM_MASTER_EX.FEATURES)) UNFK
Now, the big question is--how do I do this from OWB? I've tried several different variations of my function and settings in OWB to see if I can build a single SELECT statement which joins a regular table with a table function--but none of them seem to work, I end up getting SQL generated that won't compile because it doesn't see the source table right:
INSERT
/*+ APPEND PARALLEL("ZZZ_ROOM_FEATURES_EX") */
INTO
"ZZZ_ROOM_FEATURES_EX"
("ROOM_NUMBER",
"FEATUREID",
"QUANTITY")
(SELECT
"ZZZ_ROOM_MASTER_EX"."ROOM_NUMBER" "ROOM_NUMBER",
"INGRP2"."ID" "ID_1",
"INGRP2"."QUANTITY" "QUANTITY"
FROM
(SELECT
"UNFK"."ID" "ID",
"UNFK"."QUANTITY" "QUANTITY"
FROM
TABLE ( "ZZZ_SANDBOX_EX"."UNFK2" ("ZZZ_ROOM_MASTER_EX"."FEATURES")) "UNFK") "INGRP2",
"ZZZ_ROOM_MASTER_EX" "ZZZ_ROOM_MASTER_EX"
As you can see, it's trying to create a sub-query in the FROM clause--causing it to just ask for "ZZZ_ROOM_MASTER_EX"."FEATURES" as an input--which isn't available because it's outside of the sub-query!
Is this some kind of bug with the code generator or am I doing something seriously wrong here? Any help will be greatly appreciated!

Hello Everybody!
Thank you for all your response!
I had changes this work area into Internal table and changed the select query. PLease let me know if this causes any performance issues?
I had created a Z table with the following fields :
ZADS :
MANDT
VKORG
ABGRU.
I had written a select query as below :
I had removed the select single and insted of using the Structure it_rej, I had changed it into Internal table
select vkorg abgru from ZADS into it_rej.
Earlier :
IT_REJ is a Work area:
DATA : BEGIN OF IT_REJ,
VKORG TYPE VBAK-VKORG,
ABGRU TYPE VBAP-ABGRU,
END OF IT_REJ.
Now :
DATA : BEGIN OF IT_REJ occurs 0,
VKORG TYPE VBAK-VKORG,
ABGRU TYPE VBAP-ABGRU,
END OF IT_REJ.
I guess this will fix the issue correct?
PLease suggest!
Regards,
Developer.

Problem with Table Function in ver. 8.1.7.0

Hello,
I have a Problem using a Table Function in Oracle version 8.1.7.0:
type TTest_Object is Object
MSG_TRACKID VARCHAR2(25)
type TTest_Table is Table of TTest_Object;
function Test_Function return TTest_Table is
Result TTest_Table;
TmpObj TTest_Object := TTest_Object( null );
begin
TmpObj.MSG_TRACKID := '00001';
Result := TTest_Table( TmpObj );
return(Result);
end Test_Function;
when i do:
declare
Type TTmpRecord is Record (MSG_TRACKID varchar2(25));
Type TC is Ref Cursor Return TTmpRecord;
C1 TC;
TmpObj VarChar2(25);
TmpTable TTest_Table;
begin
TmpTable := Test_Function;
open C1 for Select * FROM TABLE(CAST(TmpTable as TTest_Table));
loop
fetch C1 into TmpObj;
exit when C1%notfound;
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(TmpObj);
end loop;
close C1;
end;
it works fine!
but, when i do:
"Select * From TABLE(CAST(Test_Function as TTest_Table))"
i get a: "ORA-000904: Invalid Column Name"
if i do the Select in version 8.1.7.4 it works fine...
does anyone know a work around in version 8.1.7.0?

export from a lower version to import in higher ver is ok.
Please see metalink doc 132904.1 for exp/imp compatiblty matrix.

Getting an error in ECC 6.0 when open table MARA

Hello Experts,
In ECC 6.0 while opening table MARA, I am getting an error
"Inconsitency inthe Dictionary for the structure "Mara"."and so on for other tcodes. This error I am getting since yesterday, previously I was not getting such error. Can anyone help me in this regards.
Thanks & Regards
Chetan Chauhan

Did you change something in your system? Installed support packages or other things?
check the structure MARA by executing
- SE11
- MARA
- Utilities - runtime object - check
Markus

How to define a view on a table function

I have a defined a pipelined table function in a package and can return data from it using:
select * from table(mtreport.FN_GET_JOBS_FOR_PROJECT(?));How can I define a view on this so that users can select from it without having to know to use the 'table' syntax?
select *
from vw_jobs_for_project
where id = ?I've tried this, but it doesn't work
CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW vw_jobs_for_project (PROJECT_ID, NAME) AS
SELECT PROJECT_ID, NAME
FROM table(mtreport.FN_GET_JOBS_FOR_PROJECT(PROJECT_ID));
ERROR at line 3:
ORA-00904: "PROJECT_ID": invalid identifier

views do not accept input parameters in the way that you want to use. you can define a CONTEXT parameter, but the users would need to set the context value before selecting from the view, so you'll still need to train them to do something new.
example:
create or replace context my_context using pkg_context;
 
create or replace package pkg_context is
procedure set_context(p_parameter in varchar2, p_value in varchar2);
function get_context(p_parameter in varchar2) return varchar2;
end;
show errors
create or replace package body pkg_context is
CONTEXT_NAME constant all_context.namespace%type := 'MY_CONTEXT';
procedure set_context(p_parameter in varchar2, p_value in varchar2) is
begin
 dbms_session.set_context(CONTEXT_NAME, p_parameter, p_value);
end;
function get_context(p_parameter in varchar2) return varchar2 is
begin
 return sys_context(CONTEXT_NAME, p_parameter);
end;
end;
show errors
create or replace view tree_view as
select level lvl, chid
from tree
connect by prior parid=chid
start with chid = sys_context('MY_CONTEXT','CHID');
-- at runtime
exec pkg_context.set_context('CHID', 14)
select * from tree_view;

Oracle 11g Table function returns no records on first call

Hello,
On a Oracle 11g R2 I've a table function ( PIPELINED ) returning rows selected from a table.
The first time the function is selected, in a session ( I've tried to disconnect and log in again ), it returns no rows.
I've tried to log the call using DBMS_OUTPUT and from what I see the select on the table function returns no rows and no output is printed. So I presume Oracle is not calling the function.
The same function on a similar environment ( same db versions, patches and database structure ) works fine. The second environment is a production environment so it has more memory and some other settings enabled.
Does anyone know of settings that can relate to this behaviour ?
Thanks in advance for the help.
Regards,
Stefano Muret

Thank you for answering so fast.
Here's the function code:
FUNCTION template_parameters (iTemplate IN TEMPLATE_RAW_DATA.TMPL_ID%TYPE := NULL)
RETURN table_type_tmpl_parameters PIPELINED
IS
li_exception INTEGER DEFAULT -20025;
POUT_PARM TABLE_TYPE_TMPL_PARAMETERS;
lt_parms table_type_tmpl_parms_raw;
sParmCheck VARCHAR2(4000);
iOccurrence INTEGER;
BEGIN
pOut_Parm := table_type_tmpl_parameters();
pOut_Parm.EXTEND;
select
tmpl_id
*,tmpl_name*
*,replace(upper(trim(sql_out)),'[SCHEMA].')*
*,UPPER(TRIM(out_tmpl_parms))*
bulk collect into lt_parms
from ref_templates
where tmpl_id = NVL(iTemplate,tmpl_id)
order by tmpl_id;
FOR k IN 1..lt_parms.COUNT
LOOP
pOut_Parm(1).tmpl_id := lt_parms(k).tmpl_id;
pOut_Parm(1).tmpl_name := lt_parms(k).tmpl_name;
FOR i IN 1..2
LOOP
IF i = 1 THEN
sParmCheck := lt_parms(k).sql_out;
ELSE
sParmCheck := lt_parms(k).sql_parms;
END IF;
iOccurrence := 1;
*pOut_Parm(1).parameter_name := regexp_substr(sParmCheck,'\[[^\[]+\]',1,iOccurrence);*
WHILE pOut_Parm(1).parameter_name IS NOT NULL
LOOP
PIPE ROW (pOut_Parm(1));
iOccurrence := iOccurrence + 1;
*pOut_Parm(1).parameter_name := regexp_substr(sParmCheck,'\[[^\[]+\]',1,iOccurrence);*
END LOOP;
END LOOP;
END LOOP;
RETURN;
EXCEPTION
WHEN OTHERS THEN
RAISE_APPLICATION_ERROR(li_exception,SUBSTR(SQLERRM,1,1000));
RETURN;
END template_parameters;
This function is part of a package.
The data on both environments is the same.

How get list of tables/functions/other objects used in a mapping?

Hi,
I would like to know list of objects such as tables, views, functions, procedures and table functions of all mappings in a module.
Could any one please explain me, how can I do this using OMB+ scripting.
Thank you,
Regards,
Gowtham Sen.

OMBRETRIEVE MAPPING 'MAP_NAME' GET TABLE OPERATORS
OMBRETRIEVE MAPPING 'MAP_NAME' GET VIEW OPERATORS
OMBRETRIEVE MAPPING 'MAP_NAME' GET TRANSFORMATION OPERATORS
OMBRETRIEVE MAPPING 'MAP_NAME' GET TABLE_FUNCTION OPERATORS
Alternative variant (and maybe more simple) - use dictionary view DBA_DEPENDENCIES (or all_dependencies):
select * from dba_dependencies where owner='MAP_OWNER' and type in ('PACKAGE','PACKAGE_BODY') and name='MAP_NAME'
Oleg

Pipeline Table Function returning a fraction of data

My current project involves migrating an Oracle database to a new structure based on the new client application requirements. I would like to use pipelined table functions as it seems as though that would provide the best performance.
The first table has about 65 fields, about 75% of which require some type of recoding for the new app. I have written a function for each transformation and have all of these functions stored in a package. If I do:
create new_table as select (
pkg_name.function1(old_field1),
pkg_name.function2(old_field2),
pkg_name.function3(old_field3),
it runs with out any errors but takes about 3 1/2 hours. There are a little more than 10 million rows in the table.
I wrote a function that is passed the old table as a cursor, runs all the functions for the transformations and then pipes the new row back to the insert statement that called the function. It is incredibly fast but only returns .025% of the data (about 50 rows out of my sample table of 200,000). It does not throw any errors.
So I am trying to determine what is going on. Perhaps one of my functions has a bug. If there was would cause the row to be kicked out? There are 40 or so functions so tracking this down has been a bit of a bear.
Any advice as to how I might resolve this would be much appreciated.
Thanks
Dan

. I would like to use pipelined table functions as it seems as though that would provide the best performanceUh huh...
it runs with out any errors but takes about 3 1/2 hours. There are a little more than 10 million rows in the table.Not the first time a lovely theory has been killed by an ugly fact. Did you do any bench marks to see whether the pipelined functions did offer performance benefits over doing it some other way?
From the context of your comments I think you are trying to a populate a new table from a single old table. Is this the case? If so I would have thought a straightforward CTAS with normal functions would be more appropriate: pipelined functions are really meant for situations in which one input produced more than one output. Anyway, ifr we are to help you I think you need to give us more details about how this process works and post a sample transformation function.
There are 40 or so functions so tracking this down has been a bit of a bear.The teaching is: we should code one function and get that working before moving on to the next one. Which might not seem like a helpful thing to say, but the best lesson is often "I'll do it differently next time".
Cheers, APC

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