PreparedStatement with IN sql clause

Hi guyz,
Need ur advice once again...
I am using JDBC 2.0 thin sql driver.
I want a number column in db called TICKET_NUMBER
Here is my problem.
String sql = "select * from TICKETS where
here TICKET_NUMBER in ?";
ps = edbCon.prepareStatement(sql);
ps.setString(1,"100,200");
Can I do this? Its not working. So does that mean
PreparedStatements doesnot support IN clause of the
sqls. Help me out.
-RamIt will work, but you have to have: where TICKET_NUMBER IN (?,?,?). You'll have to build the last part dynamically based on the number of parameters that you have. Be carefull too, certain database implementations have a limit on the number items that you can include in the IN clause.
You'll also have to loop through and do your parameter sets.
Paul

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Hi,
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>
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>
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and generate a PreparedStatement like:
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with a '?' for every value. Depending on whose driver your using, and
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Hi,
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binding work in this case since I am getting an SQLException - Invalid
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Hello,
I'm searching for a way to calculate values from row to row with pure sql. I need to create an amortisation table. How should it work:
Known values at start: (they can be derived with an ordinary sql-statement)
- redemption amount RA
- number of payment terms NT
- annuity P (is constant in every month)
- interest rate IR
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2nd row
RA2 = RA1 - T1
Z2 = (RA2 * (IR/100/12))
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It should look like
NT
P
Tn
Zn
RAn
1
372,17
262,9
109,27
22224,83
2
372,17
264,19
107,98
21961,93
3
372,17
265,49
106,68
21697,74
4
372,17
266,8
105,38
21432,25
5
372,17
268,11
104,06
21165,45
6
372,17
269,43
102,75
20897,34
7
372,17
270,75
101,42
20627,91
8
372,17
272,09
100,09
20357,16
9
372,17
273,42
98,75
20085,07
10
372,17
274,77
97,41
19811,65
11
372,17
276,12
96,06
19536,88
12
372,17
277,48
94,7
19260,76
13
372,17
278,84
93,33
18983,28
14
372,17
280,21
91,96
18704,44
15
372,17
281,59
90,59
18424,23
16
372,17
282,97
89,2
18142,64
17
372,17
284,36
87,81
17859,67
18
372,17
285,76
86,41
17575,31
19
372,17
287,17
85,01
17289,55
20
372,17
288,58
83,59
17002,38
21
372,17
290
82,18
16713,8
22
372,17
291,42
80,75
16423,8
23
372,17
292,86
79,32
16132,38
24
372,17
294,3
77,88
15839,52
25
372,17
295,74
76,43
15545,22
26
372,17
297,2
74,98
15249,48
27
372,17
298,66
73,52
14952,28
28
372,17
300,13
72,05
14653,62
29
372,17
301,6
70,57
14353,49
30
372,17
303,09
69,09
14051,89
31
372,17
304,58
67,6
13748,8
32
372,17
306,07
66,1
13444,22
33
372,17
307,58
64,6
13138,15
34
372,17
309,09
63,08
12830,57
35
372,17
310,61
61,56
12521,48
36
372,17
312,14
60,04
12210,87
37
372,17
313,67
58,5
11898,73
38
372,17
315,21
56,96
11585,06
39
372,17
316,76
55,41
11269,85
40
372,17
318,32
53,85
10953,09
41
372,17
319,89
52,29
10634,77
42
372,17
321,46
50,71
10314,88
43
372,17
323,04
49,13
9993,42
44
372,17
324,63
47,55
9670,38
45
372,17
326,22
45,95
9345,75
46
372,17
327,83
44,35
9019,53
47
372,17
329,44
42,73
8691,7
48
372,17
331,06
41,11
8362,26
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Thanks and regards
Carsten

It's using Model Clause and / or Recursive With (sometimes maybe both)
Regards
Etbin
with
rec_proc(nt,i,ra,p,ir,z,t) as
(select nt,i,ra - p,p,ir,round((ra - p) * 0.01 * ir / 12,2),p - round((ra - p) * 0.01 * ir / 12,2)
 from (select 48 nt,22597 ra,372.17 p,5.9 ir,0 z,0 t,1 i
 from dual
union all
select nt,i + 1,ra - t,p,ir,round((ra - t) * 0.01 * ir / 12,2),p - round((ra - t) * 0.01 * ir / 12,2)
 from rec_proc
where i < nt
select * from rec_proc
try to adjust initial values and rounding please
NT
I
RA
P
IR
Z
T
48
1
22224.83
372.17
5.9
109.27
262.9
48
2
21961.93
372.17
5.9
107.98
264.19
48
3
21697.74
372.17
5.9
106.68
265.49
48
4
21432.25
372.17
5.9
105.38
266.79
48
5
21165.46
372.17
5.9
104.06
268.11
48
6
20897.35
372.17
5.9
102.75
269.42
48
7
20627.93
372.17
5.9
101.42
270.75
48
8
20357.18
372.17
5.9
100.09
272.08
48
9
20085.1
372.17
5.9
98.75
273.42
48
10
19811.68
372.17
5.9
97.41
274.76
48
11
19536.92
372.17
5.9
96.06
276.11
48
12
19260.81
372.17
5.9
94.7
277.47
48
13
18983.34
372.17
5.9
93.33
278.84
48
14
18704.5
372.17
5.9
91.96
280.21
48
15
18424.29
372.17
5.9
90.59
281.58
48
16
18142.71
372.17
5.9
89.2
282.97
48
17
17859.74
372.17
5.9
87.81
284.36
48
18
17575.38
372.17
5.9
86.41
285.76
48
19
17289.62
372.17
5.9
85.01
287.16
48
20
17002.46
372.17
5.9
83.6
288.57
48
21
16713.89
372.17
5.9
82.18
289.99
48
22
16423.9
372.17
5.9
80.75
291.42
48
23
16132.48
372.17
5.9
79.32
292.85
48
24
15839.63
372.17
5.9
77.88
294.29
48
25
15545.34
372.17
5.9
76.43
295.74
48
26
15249.6
372.17
5.9
74.98
297.19
48
27
14952.41
372.17
5.9
73.52
298.65
48
28
14653.76
372.17
5.9
72.05
300.12
48
29
14353.64
372.17
5.9
70.57
301.6
48
30

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if a single quotes exist in a dynamic sql clause for a string,
like
v_string :='select tname from tab where tabtype='table'',
there tabtype='table' will conflict with the single quote ahead.
could somebody tell me how to escape this single quotes?
thanks for your tips,
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fredrick,
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what's wrong with this SQL?
Posted: Jan 16, 2007 9:35 AM Reply
Hi, everyone:
when I insert into table, i use the fellowing SQL:
INSERT INTO xhealthcall_script_data
(XHC_CALL_ENDED, XHC_SWITCH_PORT, XHC_SCRIPT_ID, XHC_FAX_SPECIFIED)
VALUES (SELECT TO_DATE(HH_END_DATE||' '||HH_END_TIME,'MM/DD/YY HH24:MI:SS'), HH_SWITCHPORT, HH_SCRIPT,'N'
FROM tmp_healthhit_load WHERE HH_SCRIPT !='BROCHURE' UNION
SELECT TO_DATE(HH_END_DATE||' '||HH_END_TIME,'MM/DD/YY HH24:MI:SS'), HH_SWITCHPORT, HH_SCRIPT,'N' FROM tmp_healthhit_load WHERE HH_SCRIPT !='BROCHURE');
I always got an error like;
VALUES (SELECT TO_DATE(HH_END_DATE||' '||HH_END_TIME,'MM/DD/YY HH24:MI:SS'), HH_SWITCHPORT,
ERROR at line 3:
ORA-00936: missing expression
but I can't find anything wrong, who can tell me why?
thank you so much in advance
mpowel01
Posts: 1,516
Registered: 12/7/98
Re: what's wrong with this SQL?
Posted: Jan 16, 2007 9:38 AM in response to: jerrygreat Reply
For starters, an insert select does not have a values clause.
HTH -- Mark D Powell --
PP
Posts: 41
From: q
Registered: 8/10/06
Re: what's wrong with this SQL?
Posted: Jan 16, 2007 9:48 AM in response to: mpowel01 Reply
Even I see "missing VALUES" as the only error
Eric H
Posts: 2,822
Registered: 10/15/98
Re: what's wrong with this SQL?
Posted: Jan 16, 2007 9:54 AM in response to: jerrygreat Reply
...and why are you doing a UNION on the exact same two queries?
(SELECT TO_DATE(HH_END_DATE||' '||HH_END_TIME,'MM/DD/YY HH24:MI:SS') ,HH_SWITCHPORT ,HH_SCRIPT ,'N' FROM tmp_healthhit_load WHERE HH_SCRIPT !='BROCHURE' UNION SELECT TO_DATE(HH_END_DATE||' '||HH_END_TIME,'MM/DD/YY HH24:MI:SS') ,HH_SWITCHPORT ,HH_SCRIPT ,'N' FROM tmp_healthhit_load WHERE HH_SCRIPT !='BROCHURE');
jerrygreat
Posts: 8
Registered: 1/3/07
Re: what's wrong with this SQL?
Posted: Jan 16, 2007 9:55 AM in response to: mpowel01 Reply
Hi,
thank you for your answer, but the problem is, if I deleted "values" as you pointed out, and then execute it again, I got error like "ERROR at line 3:
ORA-03113: end-of-file on communication channel", and I was then disconnected with server, I have to relogin SQLplus, and do everything from beganing.
so what 's wrong caused disconnection, I can't find any triggers related. it is so wired?
I wonder if anyone can help me about this.
thank you very much
jerry
yingkuan
Posts: 1,801
From: San Jose, CA
Registered: 10/8/98
Re: what's wrong with this SQL?
Posted: Jan 16, 2007 9:59 AM in response to: jerrygreat Reply
Dup Post
jerrygreat
Posts: 8
Registered: 1/3/07
Re: what's wrong with this SQL?
Posted: Jan 16, 2007 10:00 AM in response to: Eric H Reply
Hi,
acturlly what I do is debugging a previous developer's scipt for data loading, this script was called by Cron work, but it never can be successfully executed.
I think he use union for eliminating duplications of rows, I just guess.
thank you
jerry
mpowel01
Posts: 1,516
Registered: 12/7/98
Re: what's wrong with this SQL?
Posted: Jan 16, 2007 10:03 AM in response to: yingkuan Reply
Scratch the VALUES keyword then make sure that the select list matches the column list in number and type.
1 insert into marktest
2 (fld1, fld2, fld3, fld4, fld5)
3* select * from marktest
UT1 > /
16 rows created.
HTH -- Mark D Powell --
Jagan
Posts: 41
From: Hyderabad
Registered: 7/21/06
Re: what's wrong with this SQL?
Posted: Jan 16, 2007 10:07 AM in response to: jerrygreat Reply
try this - just paste the code and give me the error- i mean past the entire error as it is if error occurs
INSERT INTO xhealthcall_script_data
(xhc_call_ended, xhc_switch_port, xhc_script_id,
xhc_fax_specified)
SELECT TO_DATE (hh_end_date || ' ' || hh_end_time, 'MM/DD/YY HH24:MI:SS'),
hh_switchport, hh_script, 'N'
FROM tmp_healthhit_load
WHERE hh_script != 'BROCHURE'
UNION
SELECT TO_DATE (hh_end_date || ' ' || hh_end_time, 'MM/DD/YY HH24:MI:SS'),
hh_switchport, hh_script, 'N'
FROM tmp_healthhit_load
WHERE hh_script != 'BROCHURE';
Regards
Jagan
jerrygreat
Posts: 8
Registered: 1/3/07
Re: what's wrong with this SQL?
Posted: Jan 16, 2007 11:31 AM in response to: Jagan Reply
Hi, Jagan:
thank you very much for your answer.
but when I execute it, I still can get error like:
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-03113: end-of-file on communication channel
so wired, do you have any ideas?
thank you very much

And this one,
Aother question about SQL?
I thought I already told him to deal with
ORA-03113: end-of-file on communication channel
problem first.
There's nothing wrong (syntax wise) with the query. (of course when no "value" in the insert)

Error with PL/SQL block

Hi
If I run PL/SQL block
DECLARE
CURSOR C1 is SELECT CLM_CASE_NO FROM CLAIM_OBJECT.CLM_INVLVD_PRTY_T where CLM_CASE_NO=XXXX;
BEGIN
FOR X in C1 loop
INSERT INTO POSTL_ADDRS_ARCHIVE P (SELECT A.* FROM CLAIM_OBJECT.POSTL_ADDRS A, CLAIM_OBJECT.CLM_INVLVD_PRTY_T C WHERE
C.CLNT_NO = A.CLNT_NO AND C.CURR_ROW_IND='A' AND C.CLM_CASE_NO =X.CLM_CASE_NO );
end loop;
end;
there is no error with the above block
If I remove where clause in cursor and run block
DECLARE
CURSOR C1 is SELECT CLM_CASE_NO FROM CLAIM_OBJECT.CLM_INVLVD_PRTY_T;
BEGIN
FOR X in C1 loop
INSERT INTO POSTL_ADDRS_ARCHIVE P (SELECT A.* FROM CLAIM_OBJECT.POSTL_ADDRS A, CLAIM_OBJECT.CLM_INVLVD_PRTY_T C WHERE
C.CLNT_NO = A.CLNT_NO AND C.CURR_ROW_IND='A' AND C.CLM_CASE_NO =X.CLM_CASE_NO );
end loop;
end;
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-01013: user requested cancel of current operation
ORA-06512: at line 12
I searched for ORA-06512
Cause:
This error message indicates the line number in the PLSQL code that the error resulted.
SELECT CLM_CASE_NO FROM CLAIM_OBJECT.CLM_INVLVD_PRTY_T has over 800,672 records.
SELECT CLM_CASE_NO FROM CLAIM_OBJECT.CLM_INVLVD_PRTY_T where CLM_CASE_NO=XXXX; has 2 records.
I am not not understanding why block 2 is throwing error (with no where clause in cursor)
Any help will be greatly appreciated
Thanks in advance

As the error message indicates clearly the process was cancelled as you pressed CTRL+C. And yes you can’t see any data you insert in one session from other session until it gets committed. And as others have mentioned row by row operation is very expensive think about revising your approach.
Instead of having a cursor why don’t you join it directly in you select in the insert statement and try?
Thanks,
Karthick.
Message was edited by:
karthick_arp

How to create a procedure to output REF CURSOR with any WHERE clause?

I have an requirement like this: I have huge query which need to reuse in my code more than 10 times. This SQL has about 50 lines. Thing is for those 10 odd times sometimes the WHERE clause changes (columns are the same). So I cannot create a view since SQL is not static.
I thought of writing a procedure with a WHERE_CLAUSE input para. I output a sys refcursor by adding the where clause. But I can't do it since you cannot add a where clause like that.
i.e.
PROCEDURE dynamyic_query (p_where_clause IN VARCHAR2, p_out_query OUT SYS_REFCURSOR ) IS
BEGIN
OPEN p_out_query FOR SELECT ......... FROM table WHERE || ' ' || p_where_clause;
END;The above gives error.
How to handle a situation like this???? Any help would be greatly appreciated.

I tried this method:
I created a table tab_test which has these records:
TNAME                          TABTYPE    CLUSTERID
ABS_V4_P_ERROR_MESSAGES        TABLE
ABS_V4_P_ORG_PARAM             TABLE
ABS_V4_P_PARAMETER             TABLE
ABS_V4_P_SYS_PARAM             TABLE
ACCINTERFACE_PARAMETERS        TABLE
ACCOUNTS                       TABLE
ACCOUNT_EXTRACT_PERIODS        TABLE
ACCOUNT_EXTRACT_PERIODS#       TABLE
ACCOUNT_EXTRACT_PERIODS_1      TABLE                                                                                                                                                                                   Now I create this proc:
PROCEDURE FORMS_TEXT_DYN_SQL_TEST(p_where_cluase IN VARCHAR2, p_out_cursor OUT SYS_REFCURSOR) IS
v_stmt VARCHAR2(1000);
BEGIN
v_stmt := 'SELECT tname FROM tab_test WHERE tname LIKE ''%ABS_V4%'' AND tabtype = :x';
OPEN p_out_cursor FOR v_stmt using p_where_cluase;
END;I create this code block and run it:
declare
v_tname varchar2(200);
out_cursor sys_refcursor;
begin
forms_text_dyn_sql_test('TABLE', out_cursor );
LOOP
    fetch out_cursor INTO v_tname;
    exit when out_cursor%NOTFOUND;
    DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(v_tname);
END LOOP;
end;
/I get correct output:
ABS_V4_P_ERROR_MESSAGES
ABS_V4_P_ORG_PARAM
ABS_V4_P_PARAMETER
ABS_V4_P_SYS_PARAMHowever, when I change the proc like this:
PROCEDURE FORMS_TEXT_DYN_SQL_TEST(p_where_cluase IN VARCHAR2, p_out_cursor OUT SYS_REFCURSOR) IS
v_stmt VARCHAR2(1000);
BEGIN
v_stmt := 'SELECT tname FROM tab_test WHERE tname LIKE ''%ABS_V4%'' AND :y';
OPEN p_out_cursor FOR v_stmt using p_where_cluase;
END;And run this code block:
declare
v_tname varchar2(200);
out_cursor sys_refcursor;
begin
forms_text_dyn_sql_test(' 1 = 1 ', out_cursor );
LOOP
    fetch out_cursor INTO v_tname;
    exit when out_cursor%NOTFOUND;
    DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(v_tname);
END LOOP;
end;
/I get error:
[1]: (Error): ORA-00920: invalid relational operator ORA-06512: at "ABS.FORMS_TEXT_DYN_SQL_TEST", line 6 ORA-06512: at line 5Looks like you can only put column_name = :z, column_name = :y type values. You cannot it seems replace it with any WHERE CLAUSE????

"create columns with a where clause" in BMM

Hi All,
I have a question about OBI EE Meta data layer.
We have OBIEE sitting on a Data Warehouse with a star schema.
Our Fact table holds the following fields...
EmployeeID
CompanyID
Measure ID
Measure Name
MEASURE
This is what we have in the physical layer, BMM layer and the presentation layer but I want to be able to "create columns with a where clause"
So my fact table in the presentation layer would look like this
Amount Sold
Unit Cost
Company Amount
I thought I could just create a logical column with
Amount Sold = Measure
where Measure Name = "Amount Sold"
But I can't seem to find any to do that.
Any ideas?
Thanks

Or you simply map your measure in the Logical Table source as something like :
CASE WHEN MEASURE_NAME = 'Amount Sold' THEN MEASURE ELSE 0 END.
You need to decide if you want the where clause adding in the Logical table source (be careful you will need a seperate LTS for each measure, this will mean more than one SQL being fired when you have more than one measure in the report).
Or you go with this case method on each measure, be able to have all the measures mapped in 1 LTS, include all those in the report and they will be retrieved by one SQL block.

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