Pipeline view

i faced 1 interview question?
what is pipeline view?
manish

Well you're not the only person to have been asked this question.
The problem is, it's not an Oracle term. It seems to be used when discussing ways of monitoring certain kinds of business process but it's unlikely that was what was meant. perhaps your interviewer menat pipelined function.
Incidentally, we get a lot of these kinds of questions here. What puzzles me is why nobody appears to have the gumption to ask the interviewer for the answer. Personally, whenever I interview people I favour candidates who ask questions back. It's a sign of character.
Cheers, APC

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Hello fellow Apex people,
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Justin Cave

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[list]
[*]Be mapped to an appropriate, updateable table, or
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[list]
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Thanks,
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SQL> -----------------------------------------
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SQL> -----------------------------------------
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SQL> -----------------------------------------
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SQL> -----------------------------------------
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SQL> -----------------------------------------
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message3
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SQL> -----------------------------------------
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SQL> -----------------------------------------
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AS OBJECT
message varchar2(100),
message3 varchar2(100)
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SQL> -----------------------------------------
SQL> -- create table type for pipeline function
SQL> -----------------------------------------
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AS TABLE OF vbase_row;
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SQL> -----------------------------------------
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SQL> -----------------------------------------
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FUNCTION f_get_vbase
RETURN vbase_table PIPELINED;
END;
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SQL> -----------------------------------------
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SQL> -----------------------------------------
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FUNCTION f_get_vbase
RETURN vbase_table PIPELINED IS
CURSOR cur IS
SELECT a.MESSAGE,
c.message3
FROM table_1 a,
table_2 b,
table_3 c
WHERE a.ID = b.ID
AND b.ID = c.ID;
BEGIN
FOR rec IN cur
LOOP
PIPE ROW ( vbase_row ( rec.MESSAGE, rec.message3 ) );
END LOOP;
END;
END pkg_getdata;
Package body created.
SQL> -----------------------------------------
SQL> -- create secure view using pipeline function
SQL> -----------------------------------------
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SELECT *
FROM TABLE ( pkg_getdata.f_get_vbase ( ) )
View created.
SQL> -----------------------------------------
SQL> -- this would grant select on the 2 views, one with nested view, one with nested pipeline function
SQL> -----------------------------------------
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Grant complete.
SQL> GRANT SELECT ON vsecure_with_pipe TO test_user
Grant complete.
SQL> explain plan for
SELECT *
FROM vsecure
WHERE MESSAGE LIKE 'HELLO%'
Explain complete.
SQL> SELECT *
FROM TABLE ( DBMS_XPLAN.display ( ) )
PLAN_TABLE_OUTPUT
Plan hash value: 3905984671
| Id | Operation | Name | Rows | Bytes |TempSpc| Cost (%CPU)| Time |
| 0 | SELECT STATEMENT | | 16939 | 2365K| | 3098 (3)| 00:00:54 |
|* 1 | HASH JOIN | | 16939 | 2365K| 2120K| 3098 (3)| 00:00:54 |
|* 2 | HASH JOIN | | 24103 | 1835K| | 993 (5)| 00:00:18 |
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| 5 | TABLE ACCESS FULL | TABLE_3 | 826K| 51M| | 415 (3)| 00:00:08 |
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1 - access("B"."ID"="C"."ID")
2 - access("A"."ID"="B"."ID")
3 - filter("A"."MESSAGE" LIKE 'HELLO%')
Note
PLAN_TABLE_OUTPUT
- dynamic sampling used for this statement
23 rows selected.
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SQL> -----------------------------------------
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FROM vsecure_with_pipe
WHERE MESSAGE LIKE 'HELLO%'
Explain complete.
SQL> SELECT *
FROM TABLE ( DBMS_XPLAN.display ( ) )
PLAN_TABLE_OUTPUT
Plan hash value: 19045890
| Id | Operation | Name | Rows | Bytes | Cost (%CPU)| Time |
| 0 | SELECT STATEMENT | | 1 | 2 | 15 (0)| 00:00:01 |
| 1 | SORT AGGREGATE | | 1 | 2 | | |
|* 2 | COLLECTION ITERATOR PICKLER FETCH| F_GET_VBASE | | | | |
Predicate Information (identified by operation id):
2 - filter(VALUE(KOKBF$) LIKE 'HELLO%')
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SQL> -----------------------------------------
SQL> -- note that the filter is applied on the results of the pipeline function
SQL> -----------------------------------------
SQL> set timing on
SQL> SELECT count(*)
FROM vsecure
WHERE MESSAGE LIKE 'HELLO%'
COUNT(*)
19999
1 row selected.
Elapsed: 00:00:01.42
SQL> SELECT count(*)
FROM vsecure_with_pipe
WHERE MESSAGE LIKE 'HELLO%'
COUNT(*)
19999
1 row selected.
Elapsed: 00:00:04.11
SQL> -----------------------------------------
SQL> -- note the difference in the execution times.
SQL> -----------------------------------------

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Hi All,
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Now this PL/SQL table is being used to construct a Materialized view.
Creation of Materialized view is happening fine but not with FAST refresh option. It gives an error " Cannot create a FAST refresh Materialized view from a complex query."
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PCTFREE 0
BUILD IMMEDIATE
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The second instance where this happens is when a website uses specially formatted text in some form or another. I, not being an expert at web development, am not sure what kind of formatting causes it, but I can provide consistent examples in lieu of my experience:
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[http://img408.imageshack.us/img408/9564/firefoxcharencodingissu.jpg]
Example 1 shows a portion of a screen-shot of the website "Joystiq.com". Every single article title on the front page of this blog is consistently jumbled, while the text of the article itself remains untouched. Please note that when this jumbled text is highlighted, it is visible un-jumbled in the right-click menu as well as in the source code of the page. Other consistent instances can be found within many search fields on various websites. For instance, the search bar located at the top right of "Kotaku.com" consistently displays jumbled characters both on its default text of "Search" and on any text that is typed into the search box itself.
- Example 2:
[http://img822.imageshack.us/img822/9564/firefoxcharencodingissu.jpg]
Example 2 shows both the jumbling of the paragraph containing the character "☆" as well as the subsequent peppering of the rest of the article's text with small jumbled words. Below this is the DOM Source of the selected text which shows how the text itself is being rendered properly within the site's source. Additionally, for convenience, I have edited on to the bottom of the image a small snippet of what the search bar on the same page looks like. Notice how the grayed-out text that normally would read "Search" is instead jumbled.
This issue has been plaguing my browser for the past year or so, and I had hoped that it would go away with subsequent Firefox updates. It has not gone away.
Thank you for reading! Please help!

This issue can be caused by an old bitmap version of the Helvetica or Geneva font or (bitmap) fonts that Firefox can't display in that size.
Firefox can't display some old bitmap fonts in a larger size and displays gibberish instead.
You can test that by zooming out (View > Zoom > Zoom Out, Ctrl -) to make the text smaller.
Uninstall (remove) all variants of that not working font to make Firefox use another font or see if you can find a True type version that doesn't show the problem.
There have also been fonts with a Chinese name reported that identify themselves as Helvetica, so check that as well.
Use this test to see if the Helvetica font is causing it (Copy & Paste the code in the location bar and press Enter):
<pre><nowiki>data:text/html,
Helvetica abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ 
Helvetica Neue abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyzABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ
</nowiki></pre>
You should reset the network.http prefs that show user set on the about:config page. 
Not all websites support http pipelining and if they do not then you can have issues with images or other problems.
See also http://kb.mozillazine.org/Images_or_animations_do_not_load#First_steps

Ora-01401 error on a complex view

I'm getting a ora-01401 error on a view of the following structure.
SQL> desc vu_mat_product_msds_ingred;
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MAT_PROD_MSDS_SOURCE VARCHAR2(30)
MISSING_INGRED_IND CHAR(1)
FLASH_POINT_COMMENTS VARCHAR2(100)
MSDS_ENTER_BY_ID NUMBER
CURRENT_AS_OF_DT DATE
MFG_REVISION_DT DATE
GROUP_ID NUMBER
CALC_VAPOR_PRESSURE NUMBER
CALC_VAPOR_PRESSURE_UOM VARCHAR2(5)
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CALC_VAPOR_TEMPERATURE_UOM CHAR(1)
MAT_PROD_SPECIFIC_GRAVITY VARCHAR2(15)
CALC_SPECIFIC_GRAVITY NUMBER(6,4)
MAT_PROD_PROD_ID NOT NULL NUMBER
MAT_PROD_MFG_ID NOT NULL NUMBER
CLASS_ID NUMBER
CHEM_INV_IND CHAR(1)
SLED_EXEMPT_IND CHAR(1)
ACTIVE_IND CHAR(1)
WAIVER_REQD_IND CHAR(1)
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TRADE_NAME VARCHAR2(60)
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FLASH_PT_SCALE_CD CHAR(1)
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VOC_QTY_PG NUMBER
VOC_QTY_OZ NUMBER
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TEMPERATURE_CD CHAR(1)
CTS_CD CHAR(1)
MAT_PROD_PPE_CD CHAR(1)
EXEMPTION_CD CHAR(1)
PCT_VOLAT_VOL NUMBER
PCT_VOLAT_WGT NUMBER
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VAPOR_PRESSURE_UOM VARCHAR2(5)
VAPOR_TEMPERATURE NUMBER
VAPOR_TEMPERATURE_UOM CHAR(1)
VOC_COMMENTS VARCHAR2(250)
VOLATILE_LBS_GAL NUMBER
ARC1 VARCHAR2(2)
ARC2 VARCHAR2(2)
ARC3 VARCHAR2(2)
ARC4 VARCHAR2(2)
PURE_IND CHAR(1)
SITE_USAGE_IND CHAR(1)
PROPRIETARY_IND CHAR(1)
MSDS_PREP_DT DATE
MSDS_ENTER_DT DATE
HMOTW_ID NUMBER
ITEM_PRICE NUMBER(9,2)
RESTR_PRODUCT_IND CHAR(1)
CONTAINER_ID NOT NULL NUMBER
MAT_PROD_CONT_PROD_ID NOT NULL NUMBER
UPC_CD VARCHAR2(15)
SKU_NR VARCHAR2(60)
NSN VARCHAR2(15)
KIT_PART_CD VARCHAR2(2)
MFG_PART_NR VARCHAR2(60)
CONTAINER_SIZE NUMBER(10,4)
CONTAINER_SIZE_UOM VARCHAR2(3)
CNTAIN_KGRAMS_QTY NUMBER
MFGKIT_IND CHAR(1)
SEPARATE_IND CHAR(1)
TYP_CNTAIN_CD VARCHAR2(2)
CNTAIN_PRES_CD CHAR(1)
PROD_ST_CD CHAR(1)
PRODUCT_NR NOT NULL NUMBER(7)
PRODUCT_UI VARCHAR2(2)
MAT_PROD_MFG_MFG_ID NOT NULL NUMBER
CAGE NOT NULL VARCHAR2(5)
MFG_UPC VARCHAR2(7)
MFG_NAME NOT NULL VARCHAR2(50)
MFG_ADDR1 VARCHAR2(100)
MFG_ADDR2 VARCHAR2(100)
MFG_CITY VARCHAR2(100)
MFG_STATE_PROVINCE VARCHAR2(60)
MFG_POSTAL_CD VARCHAR2(30)
MFG_COUNTRY VARCHAR2(40)
MFG_EMRG_PHONE VARCHAR2(40)
MFG_INFO_PHONE VARCHAR2(40)
WEB_SITE_URL VARCHAR2(500)
PROP_SHIP_NM_ID NUMBER
MAT_PROD_MSDS_PPE_CD CHAR(1)
MSDS_ID NOT NULL NUMBER
MAT_PROD_MSDS_PROD_ID NOT NULL NUMBER
MAT_PROD_MSDS_MSDS_SOURCE VARCHAR2(30)
PUBLICATION_CD CHAR(1)
HEALTH_CD CHAR(1)
CONTACT_CD CHAR(1)
FIRE_CD CHAR(1)
REACT_CD CHAR(1)
PROT_EYE CHAR(1)
PROT_SKIN CHAR(1)
PROT_RESP CHAR(1)
FOCAL_PT_CD VARCHAR2(2)
SUPPLY_IM VARCHAR2(3)
MSDS_PREPR_NAME VARCHAR2(50)
PREP_COMPANY VARCHAR2(40)
PREP_ADD1 VARCHAR2(100)
PREP_ADD2 VARCHAR2(100)
PREP_CITY VARCHAR2(100)
PREP_STATE_PROVINCE VARCHAR2(60)
PREP_POSTAL_CD VARCHAR2(30)
MSDS_SHIP_NAME VARCHAR2(600)
MSDS_PKG_GRP VARCHAR2(3)
MSDS_UN_NA VARCHAR2(2)
MSDS_UN_NA_NR VARCHAR2(5)
MSDS_UN_NA_PAGE VARCHAR2(5)
SPEC_NR VARCHAR2(20)
SPEC_TYP_GR_CLS VARCHAR2(20)
HAZ_STOR_COMP_CD VARCHAR2(5)
HAZ_CATEGORY_1 VARCHAR2(10)
HAZ_CATEGORY_2 VARCHAR2(10)
NRC_LIC_NR VARCHAR2(15)
NET_PROP_WGT_AMMO VARCHAR2(7)
APPEAR_ODOR VARCHAR2(80)
BOIL_PT VARCHAR2(11)
MELT_PT VARCHAR2(11)
VPR_PRESSURE VARCHAR2(30)
VPR_DENSITY VARCHAR2(30)
ONETOONE_ID NUMBER(1)
VPR_TEMP VARCHAR2(30)
MAT_PROD_MSDS_SPECIFIC_GRAVITY VARCHAR2(15)
DECOMP_TEMP VARCHAR2(11)
EVAP_RATE VARCHAR2(25)
SOLUB_WATER VARCHAR2(20)
CHEM_PH VARCHAR2(11)
CORROSION_RATE VARCHAR2(8)
FLASH_POINT VARCHAR2(20)
LOW_EXPL_LTD VARCHAR2(12)
UP_EXPL_LTD VARCHAR2(12)
EXTINGUISH_MEDIA VARCHAR2(500)
SP_FIRE_FGT_PROCD VARCHAR2(800)
UN_FIRE_EXPL_HAZ VARCHAR2(500)
STABILITY VARCHAR2(3)
COND_AVOID_STAB VARCHAR2(120)
MAT_AVOID VARCHAR2(500)
HAZ_DECOMP_PROD VARCHAR2(500)
HAZ_POLY_OCCUR VARCHAR2(3)
COND_AVOID_POLY VARCHAR2(120)
LD50_LC50_MIX VARCHAR2(40)
ROUTE_ENTRY_INHALE VARCHAR2(3)
ROUTE_ENTRY_SKIN VARCHAR2(3)
ROUTE_ENTRY_INGEST VARCHAR2(3)
HLTH_HAZ_ACUTE_CRON VARCHAR2(500)
CARCIN_NTP VARCHAR2(10)
CARCIN_IARC VARCHAR2(10)
CARCIN_OSHA VARCHAR2(10)
STORAGE_TYPE VARCHAR2(10)
EXPL_CARCIN VARCHAR2(500)
SIGN_SYMPT_OVREXPOS VARCHAR2(600)
MED_COND_AGGR_EXPOS VARCHAR2(500)
EMRG_1ST_AID_PROCD VARCHAR2(600)
STEP_MAT_REL_SPILL VARCHAR2(500)
NEUTRAL_AGENT VARCHAR2(80)
WAST_DISP_METHOD VARCHAR2(600)
HAND_STOR_PRECAUT VARCHAR2(600)
OTHER_PRECAUT VARCHAR2(500)
RESP_PROT VARCHAR2(350)
VENTILATION VARCHAR2(120)
PROT_GLOVE VARCHAR2(120)
EYE_PROT VARCHAR2(120)
OTHER_PROT_EQUIP VARCHAR2(500)
WORK_HYG_PRACT VARCHAR2(500)
SUPP_SAFE_HLTH_DATA VARCHAR2(500)
SPEC_HAZ_AND_PREC VARCHAR2(650)
CHRONIC_CD CHAR(1)
CARCINOGEN_CD CHAR(1)
ACUTE_CD CHAR(1)
REPRO_TOXIN_IND CHAR(1)
ROUTE_ENTRY_EYES VARCHAR2(3)
INGREDIENTINFORMATION MAT_PRODUCT_INGRED_LIST
SQL> desc mat_product_ingred_list;
mat_product_ingred_list TABLE OF MAT_PRODUCT_INGRED_TYPE
Name Null? Type
INGRED_ID NUMBER
PRODUCT_ID NUMBER
MCM_CHEM_MSTR_ID NUMBER
CHEM_VAPOR_ID NUMBER
INGRED_SEQ_NR VARCHAR2(2)
INGRED_NIOSH VARCHAR2(9)
PERCNT VARCHAR2(7)
CALC_PERCNT NUMBER
OSHA_PEL VARCHAR2(20)
ACGIH_TLV VARCHAR2(22)
REC_LIMIT VARCHAR2(20)
MCM_EXEMPT_IND CHAR(1)
VOC_REACTIVITY_CD VARCHAR2(2)
STATE_POLLUTANT_CD VARCHAR2(10)
PERCENT_LOW NUMBER
PERCENT_HIGH NUMBER
PROPRIETARY_IND CHAR(1)
MPI_CHEM_MSTR_ID NUMBER
CHEM_CAS_NO VARCHAR2(12)
CHEM_TYPE VARCHAR2(1)
CHEM_NAME VARCHAR2(255)
CHEM_FORMULA VARCHAR2(35)
CHEM_RCRA_CD VARCHAR2(4)
MOLECULAR_WGT NUMBER(7,3)
MOLECULAR_WGT_SOURCE VARCHAR2(100)
VAPOR_PRESSURE NUMBER(8,2)
VAPOR_PRESSURE_UOM VARCHAR2(5)
VAPOR_PRESSURE_SOURCE VARCHAR2(100)
VAPOR_TEMP NUMBER
VAPOR_TEMP_UOM CHAR(1)
IRIS_IND CHAR(1)
RPT_QTY NUMBER
TPQ1 NUMBER
TPQ2 NUMBER
IC VARCHAR2(3)
OZONE_IND CHAR(1)
EHS_IND CHAR(1)
EPCRA_IND CHAR(1)
CARC_IND CHAR(1)
MPI_EXEMPT_IND CHAR(1)
CHEM_NIOSH VARCHAR2(9)
STATE_CAP NUMBER
LOCAL_CAP NUMBER
TYPE_CD CHAR(1)
CHEM_ACTIVE_IND CHAR(1)
any ideas of why the ora-01401?
Thanks in advance.

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