Pipelined functions with spatial data
hi,
i've been trying to use pipelined functions (using the TABLE and CAST operators to query data from them) to retrieve large amounts of spatial data.
i've followed the examples on metalink, and they work fine. my problem arises when i apply similar functions to query data using SDO_FILTER, i've been trying to pipe a mdsys.sdo_geometry datatype (ref cursor) into the function - returns null.
are spatial datatypes supported for use in pipelined functions, and using the table and cast operators?
if they are, where can i find further reading/reference on the subject?
thanks
santosh sewlal
Check out http://otn.oracle.com/products/spatial/pdf/mapviewerfaq_31.pdf
or
You can look for a third party solution that can draw maps.
Then you call out to this component from Forms.
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$cancelDate as xs:date) as element(ns26:XXXAccount)* {
implCode
declare function tns:testGetXXXDetail($searchCriteria as element(ns15:locateMemberXXXDetail))
as element(ns26:XXXAccount)* {
for $Account in tns:getXXXDetail($searchCriteria/ns16:accountTypeDates/ns18:effectiveDate,
$searchCriteria/ns16:accountTypeDates/ns18:cancelDate)
return $Account
I am trying to test the getXXXDetail() function from testGetXXXDetail .
The searchCriteria is a complex type with date elements effectiveDate and cancelDate, both are optional
When i test with effectiveDate,cancelDate elements present in $searchCriteria its working fine.
When i remove these dates element i am getting follwing error
"expected exactly one item, got 0 items" error
Any Clue ?When i remove these dates element i am getting follwing error"expected exactly one item, got 0 items" error
Sounds like your schema for these items indicates minOccurs="1" (or relies on that as the default).
Edit the schema and change the definitions to be...
<xs:element name="effectiveDate" minOccurs="0" ... /> -
Error while executing planning function with reference data
Hi,
I have a two planning functions one is used to upload the file (with out reference data checkbox in planning function RSPLF1) and other planning function ('Referece data'check box is selected in custom planning function RSPLF1) to execute the logic of creating new record along with the flat file data.
Following data is uplooaded
Company code | Profit_ctr | calmonth | Amount
1000 | 50000 | 01.2011 | 150
Cube data
Field1 | Company code | Profit_ctr | calmonth | Amount
| 1000 | 50000 | 01.2011 | 150
Z1 | 1000 | 50000 | 01.2011 | 150
Now I want to change the value from 150 to 200 and when I try to execute with the following data, it is giving dump 'a row with the same key already exists'.
Company code | Profit_ctr | calmonth | Amount
1000 | 50000 | 01.2011 | 200
Ideally in the second execution it should append the new row with Amount value 50 to cube which is the delta value.
I debugged the issue and found that I_TH_REF_DATA has following data and C_TH_DATA also contains the same records.
Field1 Company code | Profit_ctr | calmonth | Amount
# 1000 | 50000 | 01.2011 | 150
Z1 1000 | 50000 | 01.2011 | -150
Z1 1000 | 50000 | 01.2011 | 150
Due to this, record which already exists in C_TH_DATA and trying to append new record with the same combination is failing.
C_TH_DATA should only contain the source data of Amount 200, but not sure why reference data is coming in C_TH_DATA.
Could anyone please guide me on how the reference data is getting populated in C_TH_DATA ?
Thanks in advance
Edited by: peppy on Aug 3, 2011 5:00 PM
Edited by: peppy on Aug 3, 2011 8:37 PMHi Peppy,
C_TH_DATA is hashed table! According to your post you are trying to append to C_TH_DATA and this results in a dump. Please take a look at the standard planning function to see how SAP is programming the planning functions. E.g. in CL_RSPLFC_REPOST method IF_RSPLFA_SRVTYPE_IMP_EXEC~EXECUTE you can find the following code:
CREATE DATA l_r_data_wa LIKE LINE OF c_th_data.
ASSIGN l_r_data_wa->* TO <s_data_wa>.
CREATE DATA l_r_new_wa LIKE LINE OF c_th_data.
ASSIGN l_r_new_wa->* TO <s_new_wa>.
LOOP AT c_th_data INTO <s_data_wa>.
<s_new_wa> = <s_data_wa>.
now the SAP code changes the values, you can do it your way here
and than write the changes back
MODIFY TABLE c_th_data FROM <s_data_wa>.
ENDLOOP:
Another option is to use the READ statement to check if the record is already in the table. If not, you can use MODIFY otherwise you use INSERT. So you get something like this:
READ C_TH_DATA from <s_data_wa> transporting no fields.
if not sy-subrc EQ 0.
INSERT <s_data_wa> into table C_TH_DATA.
else.
MODIFY TABLE c_th_data FROM <s_data_wa>.
endif.
Depending on your requirements you can also use the collect statement.
If c_th_data shows the reference data as well, you may need to adjust the filter to restrict it to the correct values.
Hope this helps.
Best regards
Matthias Nutt
SAP Consulting Switzerland -
Crystal 2013 is casting a function with a date result as a string result, sometimes??
I have an SQL Server function to take a JDEdwards numeric date and convert it to an SQL Date field.
CREATE FUNCTION [dbo].[date_ccyyddd_to_mmddyyyy]
@JulianDate as Numeric(18,0)
RETURNS Date
AS
BEGIN
Declare @ResultDate as Date
Set @ResultDate = DATEADD(YEAR, @JulianDate / 1000 + 1899, Cast('01/01/0001' as Date))
Set @ResultDate = DATEADD(Day, @JulianDate % 1000 -1, @ResultDate)
RETURN @ResultDate
END
In many query based reports we have used the function. It works quite nicely for all but one user. For this one user Crystal is casting the date result as a string, it will then display as a yyyy-mm-dd format instead of his default mm/dd/yyyy short date format. It would generally be ok but since it is typed as a string if the user exports the results to excel it is not recognizing the column as a date either. The strange piece of the equation is that if the user saves the report to the enterprise server and I open it, go to edit the SQL command, do nothing, close the edit box, it gives me the unmapped fields wizard where I can fix the report. Thus when I open or generate a new report with this function it "knows" the result is a date but with a specific user it sees the result as a string.
Has anyone had a similar situation or can lead me in the correct direction to fix this? Unfortunately, this user is our power user, he writes more reports than anyone else. It appeared as a problem when we upgraded from Crystal Enterprise 2008 to 2013.
Current work around for user is to use a crystal CDate() function on the report side but I would like to get the correct solution.
Any assistance appreciated,To add to Dell's suggestion:
If OLE DB then use:
MS SQL 2005 - OLE DB Provider
MS SQL 2008 - SQL Native 10
MS SQL 2012 - SQL Native 11
MS SQL 2013 - SQL Native 11
If ODBC then use:
MS SQL 2005 - SQL Native
MS SQL 2008 - SQL Native 10
MS SQL 2012 - SQL Native 11
MS SQL 2013 - SQL Native 11
- Ludek
Senior Support Engineer AGS Product Support, Global Support Center Canada
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Pipelined Function with dynamic query
Hello All,
Orcl Ver: 11g R2.
I am leveraging the Oracle's pipelined table function.
It's working fine for static SQL.
create or replace package test13_pkg as
type r_disc_req is record(disc_line_id number,
req_id number);
type t_disc_req is table of r_disc_req;
function F_GetDiscReq return t_disc_req pipelined;
procedure P_ProcessDiscReq;
end;
CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE BODY test13_pkg
AS
FUNCTION F_GetDiscReq
RETURN t_disc_req
PIPELINED
IS
lo_disc_req r_disc_req;
BEGIN
FOR r_row IN (SELECT disc_line_id, req_id
FROM edms_disc_lines_stg
WHERE ROWNUM < 10)
LOOP
lo_disc_req.disc_line_id := r_row.disc_line_id;
lo_disc_req.req_id := r_row.req_id;
PIPE ROW (lo_disc_req);
END LOOP;
END F_GetDiscReq;
PROCEDURE P_ProcessDiscReq
AS
ln_totalRecords NUMBER;
BEGIN
SELECT COUNT (*)
INTO ln_totalRecords
FROM edms_disc_lines_stg t1, TABLE (F_GetDiscReq ()) t2
WHERE t1.disc_line_id = t2.disc_line_id AND t1.req_id = t2.req_id;
DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line (ln_totalRecords);
END;
END;
begin
test13_pkg.P_ProcessDiscReq();
end;
How do I leverage it for dynamic sql?
FUNCTION F_GetDiscReq (p_filter1 IN NUMBER, p_filter2 IN NUMBER, p_filter3 IN NUMBER)
RETURN t_disc_req
PIPELINED
IS
lo_disc_req r_disc_req;
l_sql varchar2(4000) := 'SELECT disc_line_id, req_id
FROM edms_disc_lines_stg';
l_where_clause varchar2(4000) := 'WHERE 1 = 1 ';
BEGIN
IF p_filter1 IS NOT NULL THEN
l_where_clause := l_where_clause||'AND filter1 = '||p_filter1;
END IF;
IF p_filter2 IS NOT NULL THEN
l_where_clause := l_where_clause||'AND filter1 = '||p_filter2;
END IF;
IF p_filter3 IS NOT NULL THEN
l_where_clause := l_where_clause||'AND filter1 = '||p_filter3;
END IF;
l_sql := l_sql||l_where_clause;
--I'm stuck here.
FOR r_row IN (l_sql)
LOOP
lo_disc_req.disc_line_id := r_row.disc_line_id;
lo_disc_req.req_id := r_row.req_id;
PIPE ROW (lo_disc_req);
END LOOP;
END F_GetDiscReq;
Could you please guide me here?
Thx
Shank.Hi,
It's very doubtful whether you need or want dynamic SQL for this task.
If you do, however, here's one way to do it:
FUNCTION F_GetDiscReq
( p_filter1 IN edms_disc_lines_stg.filter1%TYPE
, p_filter2 IN edms_disc_lines_stg.filter1%TYPE
, p_filter3 IN edms_disc_lines_stg.filter1%TYPE
RETURN t_disc_req
PIPELINED
IS
lo_disc_req r_disc_req;
l_sql varchar2(4000) := 'SELECT disc_line_id, req_id
FROM edms_disc_lines_stg ';
l_where_clause varchar2(4000) := 'WHERE 1 = 1 ';
c SYS_REFCURSOR;
BEGIN
IF p_filter1 IS NOT NULL THEN
l_where_clause := l_where_clause||'AND filter1 = ''' || p_filter1 || '''';
END IF;
IF p_filter2 IS NOT NULL THEN
l_where_clause := l_where_clause||'AND filter2 = ''' || p_filter2 || '''';
END IF;
IF p_filter3 IS NOT NULL THEN
l_where_clause := l_where_clause||'AND filter3 = ''' || p_filter3 || '''';
END IF;
l_sql := l_sql||l_where_clause;
-- dbms_output.put_line (l_sql || ' = l_sql'); -- For debugging
OPEN c FOR l_sql;
LOOP
FETCH c INTO lo_disc_req;
EXIT WHEN c%NOTFOUND;
PIPE ROW (lo_disc_req);
END LOOP;
END F_GetDiscReq;
Static SQL will, in general, be more efficient than dynamic SQL.
Given that you need dynamic SQL, there are lots of ways the function above could be made more efficient. If that's an issue, make sure you understand what this is doing before trying to improve it. -
Turning sql string (with dynamic columns) into a pipelined function
Hi guys,
I was working on an apex report the other day, and wrote the sql below (for those who don't know apex well, in an apex report you can define the columns at runtime.) When I was finished, I said to myself: "It would be great to have a pipeline function with this capability." So, the idea would be to have a sql string where the columns are created dynamically, depending on input parameters - and then be able to use this sql everywhere (oracle reports, sqlplus) through a pipelined function.
Here's the sql (simplified, of course, the data itself is actually not important - the LOOP is the key)
declare
v_sql varchar2(4000);
begin
v_sql := 'select client, ';
for i in (select employee from company_employees_view where condition = pi_parameter order by 1) loop
v_sql := v_sql || sum(decode(employee,''' || i.employee || ''', total)) "' || i.employee || '"';
end loop;
v_sql := v_sql || ', sum(total) "Total"';
v_sql := v_sql || ' from company_employees_view group by client';
end;
This sql would result in a final product like:
select client
, sum(decode(employee,'John',total) "John"
, sum(decode(employee,'Paul',total) "Paul"
, sum(decode(employee,'George',total) "George"
(and so on... this sql could have more or less columns depending on the input parameters of the function)
from company_employees_view
group by client;
I have tried feeding this sql into a ref cursor and an object, but always received an "inconsistent datatypes" message.
The object would be something like:
create or replace object rt_employee as (total number);
create or replace tt_employee as table of rt_employee;
create or replace object rt_client as (
client varchar2(100),
employee tt_employee);
create or replace tt_client as table of rt_client;
(I am not paying too much attention to syntax here.)
By the way, no hurry whatsoever, this is just for fun, take your time. I am using database XE with apex 2.1 and sql developer 1.2.
Thanks, RogerThis is the only solution I've ever seen to dynamic pipelined columns...
How to pipeline a function with a dynamic number of columns?
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