Pro*C: host array insert using VARCHAR

I followed the sample program sqlvcp.pc (explained in the ORACLE docu for Pro*C) to select severel rows from the database into an host array of varchar. This needs only one FETCH in program and works very well.
I tried to use the same method to insert a host array of varchar into the database.
BUT unfortunately only one row is inserted and then I get the error -01458.
I checked data in my host array (allocated with malloc) using a debugger and I can't find an error.
Is it possible to use this method to insert several rows out of a host array of varchar into the database using only one insert statement?
If yes, for what do I have to take care of?
Or do I have to use a loop with one insert for every row. This would be much slower!
Thanks for Help.

Hi prajithparan,
Thanks for the response. I already looked at the link and a few other links in this forum that are related to array inserts/updates. However, I could not find answers to my specific questions. I am specifically concerned with the setup of parameters to the API calls (OCIBindByName and OCIBindArrayOfStruct) that fully reflects the two-dimensional nature of the array of structs that I am trying to insert.
Moreover, I need to set the data type of the columns to be inserted as SQLT_STR. I think this data type requires the programmer to supply the length of the null terminated C strings as well. If we are inserting just one column, we can provide the length of each of the strings to be inserted into a VARCHAR2 column as part of a OCIBind call, for each of those columns.
Since in an array insert, we are supplying multiple rows at the same time, how do we supply the lengths of strings to be inserted ? Should it be some form of two-dimensional array ?
I could not get clear answers to these questions from either the Oracle documentation or the links on this forum. May be the answers are there and I am just missing them ?

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Hey,
Just doing some forward thinking for a project and ran into a
question that I can't seem to find a straight forward answer to.
I'll be importing data from a flat file structure and want to
make it as fast as possible to process as it may be a large set
of records.
Can Java (JDev 2.0) do array inserts. I'd like to achieve
something like PRO*C in that I want to be able to pass an array
of records to insert, batching them so that it's not a single
network (or database) hit per record inserted.
Any help appriciated!
Doug
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Doug,
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over JDBC.
I am pretty sure the batch update just saves you some network
roundtrips. I believe each insert/update would still be a
separate transaction once on the server side, if nothing else for
the purposes of rollbacks, etc.
-L
Doug Gault (guest) wrote:
: Guys,
: Thanks for the quick response.
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once
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: transaction (all or nothing)?
: I'll re-read this section, and take a look at the Tech net
: examples
: Thanks
: Doug
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: : Doug,
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attempt
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: : than the JDBC docs.
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You referred me to
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Hi Experts, when I am working with pk13n tranaction iam getting an error message stating that update was terminated by user. when i am checking with st22 it gives the following message. please give the solution , iam sending the code as well.
An exception occurred that is explained in detail below.
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1 *eject
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3 *   Verbuchen der Daten                                           *
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5 FORM SAVE_DATA.
6
7   DATA: lf_menge LIKE ekpo-menge VALUE 0,                   "717464
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The ABAP/4 Open SQL array insert results in duplicate Record in database

Hi All,
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Can anybody guide me how to resolve this issue?
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Hi Sandeep,
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Check now and let me know.
Regards,
Siva.
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RE: (forte-users) SQL Array Insert

Unfortunately that carries a tremendous overhead. Each request is a seperate
message and forte generates alot of behind the scenes prepares for the sql.
---------------------- Forwarded by Amos G. Radford on 10/27/2000 02:34 PM
"Amin, Kamran" <kamran.aminlendware.com> on 10/27/2000 02:33:07 PM
To: Amos G. RadfordBankofAmerica
cc:
Class: Internal Use Only
Subject: RE: (forte-users) SQL Array Insert
User a for loop and call update for each row in the array.
For Loop
Update
set
1=test[1]
end for
ka
-----Original Message-----
From: Amos.G.Radfordbankofamerica.com
[mailto:Amos.G.Radfordbankofamerica.com]
Sent: Friday, October 27, 2000 12:07 PM
To: forte-userslists.xpedior.com
Subject: (forte-users) SQL Array Insert
I have run into a strange problem that I never really run into
before. If I want to save an array of items into a table in TOOL
SQL, how can I do it if the column names in the table are different
than the column names in the class. In the past we always had
the luxury of the column names being the same.
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Madhu,
Do the following:
1. create prepare statement
e.g
stmHnd : DBStatementHandle;
inputData : DBDataset = new;
stmType : integer;
stmHnd = DBSesObj.prepare('insert into
table_name myCOl1, myCol2, myCol3
values(:myCol1Value, :myCol2Value, :myCol3Value)',
inputData,stmType);
2. Populate the input DBDataset.
e.g
// assign the maximum value
inputData = myArrObj.items;
// assign the values
for i in 1 to myArrObj.items do
inputdata.currentRow = i;
inputdata.setvalue(':myCol1Value',
myArrObj.attr1);
inputdata.setvalue(':myCol2Value',
myArrObj[i].attr2);
inputdata.setvalue(':myCol3Value',
myArrObj[i].attr3);
end for;
3. execute the statement:
e.g .
DBSesObj.execute(stmHnd, inputData);
4. release the handle
DBSesObj.RemoveStatement(stmHnd);
Hope this helps,
Babu
--- "Epari, Madhusudhan" <meparioxhp.com> wrote:
Babu,
I'm not clear on how dynamic sql statement would
access the database only
one time for inserting an array of records in to the
table. Could you tell
how's it done?
thanks in advance,
Madhu
-----Original Message-----
From: Babu Raj [mailto:ibcsmartboyyahoo.com]
Sent: Friday, October 27, 2000 8:02 PM
To: Amos.G.Radfordbankofamerica.com;
forte-userslists.xpedior.com
Subject: RE: (forte-users) SQL Array Insert
Amos,
Why don't you use, Dyanmic SQL statement,
where
you need to prepare only one SQL Statement, and
populate input place holder, which is much simpler
and
you need to access the database only one time(which
is
efficient operation). This is useful, especially,
when
you want to update. But for your inforamtion, Forte
internally inserts, one by one row, even if u call
Static SQl statement, with array of record. Os its
advisable to use Dyanmic SQL statement.
Hope this helps,
Babu
--- Amos.G.Radfordbankofamerica.com wrote:
Unfortunately that carries a tremendous overhead.
Each request is a seperate
message and forte generates alot of behind the
scenes prepares for the sql.
---------------------- Forwarded by Amos G.Radford
on 10/27/2000 02:34 PM
"Amin, Kamran" <kamran.aminlendware.com> on
10/27/2000 02:33:07 PM
To: Amos G. RadfordBankofAmerica
cc:
Class: Internal Use Only
Subject: RE: (forte-users) SQL Array Insert
User a for loop and call update for each row inthe
array.
For Loop
Update
set
1=test[1]
end for
ka
-----Original Message-----
From: Amos.G.Radfordbankofamerica.com
[mailto:Amos.G.Radfordbankofamerica.com]
Sent: Friday, October 27, 2000 12:07 PM
To: forte-userslists.xpedior.com
Subject: (forte-users) SQL Array Insert
I have run into a strange problem that I never
really run into
before. If I want to save an array of items intoa
table in TOOL
SQL, how can I do it if the column names in the
table are different
than the column names in the class. In the pastwe
always had
the luxury of the column names being the same.
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http://lists.xpedior.com/forte-users and use
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He ABAP/4 Open SQL array insert results in duplicate database records

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Hi,
There must be inconsistency in the number range. This happens when the current number in the number range for dependent requirements is lower than the highest number in the database table of the dependent requirements RESB.
Please check the current number in transaction OMI2. Here in the interval you can see the current number. Then please check the highest number in table RESB. If the current number in OMI2 is lower than the highest number in table RESB then this should be the reason for the dump.
Check and revert. If that's not the case we'll look into other possibilities.
In mean time check for SAP Note 138108.

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Error: The ABAP/4 Open SQL array insert results in duplic in EWM

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During outbound process in EWM, my completed EWM delivery gets stuck in SMQ1 with error "The ABAP/4 Open SQL array insert results in duplic". I performed following checks and found all the ok. Please help me with your insights.
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Trivedi

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Regards,
Trivedi

Behavior of array insert

Quick question: Does the array insert method send the SQL string once or once for each bind? i.e could the sql text size lead to network problems?

Are you referring to Array Binding, or passing an Associative Array? Actually, it doesnt matter, the sql statement gets sent once in both cases. If you've messed around with SQLNet tracing, you can use it to see the actuall communication with the db to confirm that.
I'm not too sure what you mean by "could the sql text size lead to network problems".
Hope it helps,
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If you see a lock screen when trying to start up from installation media or in Recovery mode, then a firmware password was set by the previous owner, or the machine was remotely locked via iCloud. You'll either have to contact the owner or take the machine to an Apple Store or another service provider to be unlocked. You may be asked for proof of ownership.
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Updating with Host Arrays

Hello,
I would like to query the Oracle community about an item
that is giving me some trouble.
I am developping a real time data base for a utility and I
have situation where I receive messages from the SCADA of which
not all are included in the database (for example, the firmware
of some SCADA components has not been programmed correctly and
gives the wrong ID number); I have to update the data base and
then resend to other process the messages I have received.
Naturally I do not want to resend the messages that contain the
wrong information, and as this is a real time data base, I try
to use the fastest techniques available (to the best of my
knowledge), in this case, host arrays.
The trouble is, when updating with host arrays, if no data
is found for a particular ID ( Error ORA-1403), oracle continues
and follows on with the next item in the host array, which is
great, but it does warn you (as far as I know), that that
particulat member of the host array is not included in the data
base.
Is there any method with which I can find out which member
(s) failed in the update? or which members succeded?
Thanks!!!!
null

I found after testing that your response is correct.
The database does not consider '0 rows updated' a true error condition, therefore sqlerrd[2] reports the number of rows that WERE updated,NOT the array offset of the row that did not get updated.
Furthermore, through extensive testing, I have found that the behavior I was told to expect by Oracle is NOT how Oracle behaves. Specially, if I have 5 array items, and item 3 does not result in an update, sqlerrd[2] reports 4 - meaning 4 rows updated, not 2, meaning that the third array item failed to result in an update.
If the first item does not result in an update, the second item results in an update, and the 3rd item results in an oracle error (field too large for instance),sqlerrd[2] does not return 2 as expected (indicating the error occured in array item 3) but instead returns a 1, indicating one row was updated before the error occurred.
Test scenario as follows:
for some table, col1 CHAR[10], col2 CHAR[3] with the following rows:
200010, ABC
200020, ABC
200030, ABC
200040, ABC
200050, ABC
The statement in the ProC code:
UPDATE tablename SET col2 = :v1 where col1 = :v2;
col1 array holds:
200011
200020
200030
200040
200050
col2 array holds:
XYZ
XYZ
XYZZ <<< note field too long forcing Oracle error
XYZ
XYZ
I would expect based on the documentation that sqlerrd[2] returns 2 (3rd array element results in Oracle error), but what happens instead is sqlerrd[2]
returns 1 (indicating that one row was updated, col1=200020, before an error was encountered in 3rd element of array.
If col2 array holds:
XYZ
XYZ
XYZ
XYZ
XYZ
I would expect based on the feedback in the TAR that sqlerrd[2] would return 0 indicating that the first array resulted in a 1403 - what I get is 4,
indicating 4 rows were updated as a result of this array.

Pro*C: host array insert using VARCHAR

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