Problem inserting rows to table using BPEL workflow

Question

Hi,
I’m going to invoke below procedure which is inside a package.
PROCEDURE as_ebs_status_msg(getData in varchar) AS
BEGIN
insert into AS_AP_INV_STATUS_IPM values('BP1234','BP1234','BP1234');
END as_ebs_status_msg;
Once I invoke this procedure from sql developer (Using execute command) it inserts those values to the table.
But when I invoke this from a BPEL work flow (adding partner link) it completes without any error. But values are not getting populated to the table.
And I tried to use Insert functionality of DB adapter, that is also not inserting values to any table but I can run select queries.
Is anyone came across this issue?
Thank You,
any response greatly appreciated.......
Edited by: Nir on Aug 31, 2011 10:47 PM

Answer 1

Hallo,
but you haven't a loop ! :-)
Try this,
(not tested)
set serveroutput on
declare
lastcall date;
srcip varchar2(50);
username varchar2(50):='9204';
duration number;
callto varchar2(50);
accountid varchar2(50);
calltime date;
subscriberid varchar2(50);
country varchar2(50);
cost varchar2(50);
CURSOR process_cdr
IS
SELECT
srcip,
username,
callto,
calltime,
duration
FROM rawcdr
WHERE calltime>lastcall;
begin
select max(calltime_gmt) into lastcall from
processed_cdr;
open process_cdr;
LOOP
fetch process_cdr into srcip,username,callto,calltime,duration;
EXIT WHEN process_cdr%NOTFOUND;
dbms_output.put_line(callto);
if (instr(callto,'00')=5) then
callto:=SUBSTR(REPLACE(callto,SUBSTR(callto, INSTR(callto, '@'), 50), ''), INSTR(callto, ':') + 3, 50);
dbms_output.put_line(callto);
elsif (instr(callto,'011')=5) then
callto:=SUBSTR(REPLACE(callto, SUBSTR(callto, INSTR(callto, '@'), 50), ''), INSTR(callto, ':') + 4, 50);
dbms_output.put_line(callto);
else
callto:=SUBSTR(REPLACE(callto, SUBSTR(callto, INSTR(callto, '@'), 50), ''), INSTR(callto, ':') +1 , 50);
end if;
process_call(srcip,username,duration,callto,accountid,subscriberid,country,cost);
dbms_output.put_line(cost);
dbms_output.put_line('trying to insert');
insert into processed_cdr values(accountid,subscriberid,srcip,username,callto,country,calltime,duration,cost) ;
dbms_output.put_line('inserted successfully');
/* Second fetch is not needed
--FETCH process_cdr INTO srcip, username, callto, calltime, duration; */
END LOOP;
close process_cdr;
COMMIT; -- eventually
end;You didn't answered - do you do COMMIT elsewhere ?
I placed COMMIT also, if you don't need it, you can comment it
Regards
Dmytro