Procedure Parameters Help rquired

Hi all,
I have two tables following. I want to create a procedure with two paramters that If a user give input "S" it goes to SAM table and if user give input "A" it goes to ACCT table and select the following satatement
In case of "S"
select * from sam where sam_frequency in ('DAILY',MONTHLY').In case of "A"
select * from acct where acct_frequency in ('DAILY','MONTHLY','QUARTERLY','HALF YEARLY','YEARLY')
SQL> desc sam
Name                                      Null?    Type
SAM_BANK_ID                                        VARCHAR2(255)
SAM_CUST_ID                                        NUMBER(22)
SAM_SAM_ID                                         VARCHAR2(255)
SAM_PORT_NAME                                      VARCHAR2(255)
SAM_CCY                                            VARCHAR2(255)
SAM_INDICATOR                                      NUMBER(38)
SAM_MANAGED_ACCOUNT                                VARCHAR2(255)
SAM_CLOSED_DATE                                    DATE
SAM_INVESTMENT_PGM                                 VARCHAR2(255)
SAM_ACC_OFF                                        NUMBER(38)
SAM_FREQUENCY                                      VARCHAR2(255)
SQL> desc acct
Name                                      Null?    Type
AC_BANK_ID                                         NUMBER(38)
AC_ACCT_ID                                         VARCHAR2(255)
AC_CUST_ID                                         NUMBER(38)
AC_CCY                                             VARCHAR2(255)
AC_CATEGORY                                        VARCHAR2(255)
AC_ACCOUNT_OFFICER                                 NUMBER(38)
AC_OTHER_OFFICER                                   NUMBER(38)
AC_SHORT_NAME                                      VARCHAR2(255)
AC_INACTIVE_MARKER                                 VARCHAR2(7)
AC_LOCAL_A1                                        VARCHAR2(255)
AC_LOCAL_A2                                        VARCHAR2(255)
AC_LOCAL_A3                                        VARCHAR2(255)
AC_LOCAL_N1                                        NUMBER
AC_LOCAL_N2                                        NUMBER
AC_LOCAL_N3                                        NUMBER
ACT_STMNT_FRQ                                      VARCHAR2(20)
OPENING_DATE                                       DATE
CLOSURE_DATE                                       DATE
STATUS                                             VARCHAR2(20)please tell me how can i achieve the followin result while S and A vaules are not in table structures.
Regards
null

create or replace procedure myProc ( v_parameter in char, v_cursor out sys_refcursor )
is
v_sql varchar2(1000);
begin
     if v_parameter = 'S' then
     v_sql := 'select * from sam where sam_frequency in (''DAILY'',''MONTHLY'')';
     elsif v_parameter = 'A' then
     v_sql := 'select * from acct where acct_frequency in (''DAILY'',''MONTHLY'',''QUARTERLY'',''HALF YEARLY'',''YEARLY'')';
     end if;
     open v_cursor for v_sql;
end;
I think, code that you ask is above...
null

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We are not able to execute below procedure, plz help me ASAP.

Dear All
I am created one procedure with 4 parameter 1 is Ref Cusrsor rest of 3 are Varchar,But we are not able to execute below procedure, plz help me ASAP.
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE GETCHART(RPT_CURSOR OUT RPT_PACKAGE.RPT_RESULTS,
V_VITALCHARTING VARCHAR2,
V_DOCIDPATIENTS VARCHAR2,
v_fromdate varchar2,
v_todate varchar2) AS
D1 VARCHAR2(500);
D2 VARCHAR2(500);
G1 VARCHAR2(500);
R1 VARCHAR2(500);
R2 VARCHAR2(500);
R3 VARCHAR2(500);
R4 VARCHAR2(500);
R5 VARCHAR2(500);
H1 VARCHAR2(500);
H2 VARCHAR2(500);
V_COUNT NUMBER;
RC VARCHAR2(100);
RMI VARCHAR2(100);
RMAX VARCHAR2(100);
R12 VARCHAR2(500);
REQ NUMBER;
V_MAX number;
v_idcount number;
RSEQ NUMBER;
RCH VARCHAR2(500);
BEGIN
INSERT INTO TEMPDATA
SELECT ROWNUM G, TIME1
FROM (SELECT distinct TO_CHAR(H.RECORDEDDNT, 'mm/dd/yy hh24:mi:ss') TIME1
FROM VIEW_PATIENTCHART V,
chartingtxheader H,
chartingtxdetails D
WHERE h.docid = d.docidchartingtxheader
and v.VITALCHARTING_PK = h.docidvitalcharting
and v.VITALPARAMETER_PK = d.docidvitalparameter
and v.VITALCHARTING_PK = V_VITALCHARTING --General Vital Signs
and H.DOCIDPATIENTS = V_DOCIDPATIENTS
and TO_DATE(to_char(h.recordeddnt, 'DD/MM/YYYY'),
'DD/MM/YYYY') BETWEEN
TO_DATE(v_fromdate, 'DD/MM/YYYY') AND
TO_DATE(V_TODATE, 'DD/MM/YYYY'));
SELECT MAX(ID) INTO V_MAX FROM TEMPDATA;
V_IDCOUNT := 0;
WHILE V_IDCOUNT < V_MAX loop
FOR J IN (SELECT id, ROWNUM G, vdate time1
FROM (SELECT id, ROWNUM, VDATE
FROM TEMPDATA
WHERE ID BETWEEN V_IDCOUNT + 1 AND V_IDCOUNT + 8)) LOOP
D1 := D1 || 'COL' || J.G || ',';
D2 := D2 || '''' || J.TIME1 || '''' || ',';
END LOOP;
D1 := SUBSTR(D1, 1, LENGTH(D1) - 1);
D2 := SUBSTR(D2, 1, LENGTH(D2) - 1);
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SELECT SEQ_GETCHART.NEXTVAL INTO RSEQ FROM DUAL;
G1 := 'INSERT INTO GETDATA2 (IDSLNO,idcount,' || D1 || ') VALUES(' || RSEQ || ',' ||
V_IDCOUNT || ',' || D2 || ')';
--EXECUTE IMMEDIATE G1;
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(d1);
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(SUBSTR(D2, 1, LENGTH(D2) - 1));
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(G1);
EXECUTE IMMEDIATE G1;
FOR K IN (SELECT id, ROWNUM G, vdate time2
FROM (SELECT id, ROWNUM, VDATE
FROM TEMPDATA
WHERE ID BETWEEN V_IDCOUNT + 1 AND V_IDCOUNT + 8)) LOOP
FOR I IN (select s.*, rownum hslno
from (SELECT v.CHARTNAME,
v.PARAMETERNAME_CS,
' ' || v.PARAMETERNAME PARAMETERNAME,
TO_CHAR(H.recordeddnt, 'mm/dd/yy hh24:mi:ss') TIME1,
CASE
WHEN IDSLNO_GN5029 IN (1040, 1041) THEN
CASE
WHEN TO_NUMBER(d.recordedvalue) <
TO_NUMBER(D.MINVALUE) THEN
decode(d.recordedvalue,
null,
d.recordedvalue,
d.recordedvalue || ' ' || 'L')
ELSE
CASE
WHEN TO_NUMBER(d.recordedvalue) >
TO_NUMBER(D.MaxVALUE) THEN
decode(d.recordedvalue,
null,
d.recordedvalue,
d.recordedvalue || ' ' || 'H')
ELSE
decode(d.recordedvalue,
null,
d.recordedvalue,
d.recordedvalue || ' ' || 'N')
END END ELSE d.recordedvalue END IMAGECHAR,
d.minvalue,
d.maxvalue,
D.UOMCODE
FROM VIEW_PATIENTCHART V,
chartingtxheader H,
chartingtxdetails D
WHERE h.docid = d.docidchartingtxheader
and v.VITALCHARTING_PK = h.docidvitalcharting
and v.VITALPARAMETER_PK = d.docidvitalparameter
and v.VITALCHARTING_PK = V_VITALCHARTING --General Vital Signs
and H.DOCIDPATIENTS = V_DOCIDPATIENTS
ORDER BY V.DISPLAYORDER_CS, V.DISPLAYORDER
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) s
where s.time1 = k.time2) LOOP
select count(1)
into v_count
from GETDATA2 d
where d.PARAMETERNAME_CS = i.PARAMETERNAME_CS
and PARAMETERNAME = i.PARAMETERNAME
and idcount = v_idcount;
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R1 := 'COL' || K.G;
R2 := '''' || I.PARAMETERNAME_CS || '''' || ',';
R3 := '''' || I.PARAMETERNAME || '''' || ',';
R4 := '''' || I.IMAGECHAR || '''';
RC := '''' || I.CHARTNAME || '''' || ',';
RMI := '''' || I.minvalue || '''' || ',';
RMAX := '''' || I.maxvalue || '''' || ',';
R12 := '''' || I.UOMCODE || '''' || ',';
SELECT SEQ_GETCHART.NEXTVAL INTO RSEQ FROM DUAL;
H1 := 'INSERT INTO GETDATA2 (IDSLNO,UMCODE,idcount,CHARTNAME,minvalue,maxvalue,PARAMETERNAME_CS,PARAMETERNAME,' || R1 || ')' ||
' values(' || RSEQ || ',' || R12 || v_idcount || ',' || RC || RMI || RMAX || R2 || R3 || R4 || ')';
EXECUTE IMMEDIATE H1;
ELSE
R5 := 'COL' || K.G;
R4 := '''' || I.IMAGECHAR || '''';
H2 := 'UPDATE GETDATA2 SET ' || R5 || '=' || R4 ||
'WHERE PARAMETERNAME_CS=' || '''' || I.PARAMETERNAME_CS || '''' ||
' AND ' || 'PARAMETERNAME=' || '''' || I.PARAMETERNAME || '''';
EXECUTE IMMEDIATE H2;
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END LOOP;
end loop;
UPDATE getdata2 s
set s.parametername = s.parametername || ' -' || ' (' || minvalue ||
' -- ' || maxvalue || ') ' || UMCODE
where s.parametername is not null
and idcount = v_idcount
and minvalue != 0
and maxvalue != 0;
UPDATE getdata2 s
set s.parametername = s.parametername || ' -' || UMCODE
where s.parametername is not null
and idcount = v_idcount
and minvalue = 0
and maxvalue = 0;
UPDATE GETDATA2 S
SET S.PARAMETERNAME_CS = NULL
WHERE ROWID NOT IN (SELECT MIN(ROWID)
FROM GETDATA2
WHERE idcount = v_idcount
GROUP BY PARAMETERNAME_CS)
and idcount = v_idcount;
UPDATE GETDATA2 S
SET CHARTNAME = NULL
WHERE ROWID NOT IN (SELECT MIN(ROWID)
FROM GETDATA2
WHERE idcount = v_idcount
GROUP BY CHARTNAME)
and idcount = v_idcount;
UPDATE getdata2 s
set s.parametername = ' PARAMETER'
where s.parametername is null
AND S.PARAMETERNAME_CS IS NULL;
v_idcount := v_idcount + 8;
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d2 := null;
end loop;
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FROM GETDATA2 G
WHERE G.PARAMETERNAME_CS IS NOT NULL) LOOP
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(IDSLNO, PARAMETERNAME)
VALUES
(I.IDSLNO - 1 + 0.5, I.PARAMETERNAME_CS);
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update GETDATA2 h set h.PARAMETERNAME_CS = null;
update GETDATA2 h set h.chartname = rcH;
INSERT INTO GETDATA1
SELECT CHARTNAME,
PARAMETERNAME_CS,
PARAMETERNAME,
COL1,
COL2,
COL3,
COL4,
COL5,
COL6,
COL7,
COL8,
COL9,
COL10,
MINVALUE,
MAXVALUE,
UMCODE
FROM GETDATA2
ORDER BY IDSLNO;
OPEN RPT_CURSOR FOR
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END;
CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE "RPT_PACKAGE"
as
type RPT_RESULTS is REF CURSOR;
type RPT_VARRAY is VARRAY(2000) of VARCHAR2(2000);
END RPT_PACKAGE;
Execute
declare
type my_newcursor IS REF CURSOR;
begin
GETCHART(my_newcursor,'General Vital Sign','1145561',sysdate-1,sysdate);
end;

Parwez wrote:
Dear All
I am created one procedure with 4 parameter 1 is Ref Cusrsor rest of 3 are Varchar,But we are not able to execute below procedure, plz help me ASAP.
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Hi David,
Assuming that they are actually blocks in a process (I do not see other possibility of actually handling two different processes instead of two blocks in a process, but I will confirm with the person who brought the issues to my notice), is it possible to specify exit condition for one block that also depends on the exit condition of second block? That means even if the exit condition of one block is met, can it wait for the second block's exit condition?
In BPM we have Fork step where I can specify parallel branches and design the process such that it runs through certain number of branches. Is anything available like this in GP? Can you please provide any documentation which explains the parallel block handling in GP? As I mentioned in my other response, I am familiar with BPM, but never used GP.
Thank you very much.

PL/SQL procedure--------------please help----what is it ?? explain brief

(TO_DATE('&2')-1)
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE GAT_SVC_ACTIVITY(REFDATE IN DATE:=SYSDATE-1,
MSK IN INTEGER:=31)
AS
--DECLARE
V_COUNT NUMBER :=0;
V_LIMIT NUMBER :=0;
V_SOURCE_SITE_ID NUMBER :=0;
V_SOURCE_SITE_ID_N NUMBER := NULL;
V_CUSSOR INTEGER;
V_PROCESSED INTEGER;
V_ERRDESC VARCHAR2(200);
CURSOR C_TMP_ONSITE IS SELECT
X.*,
CLH.DATE_CODE CLH_DATE_CODE,
CLH.DPS_NBR CLH_DPS_NBR,
CLH.CASE_NUM CLH_CASE_NUM,
CLH.FLG_DELLSRV CLH_FLG_DELLSRV,
2 SVC_ACTIVITY_SRC_ID
FROM (SELECT
OS.DPS_NBR,
OS.ARRIVE_TIMESTAMP,
OS.COMPL_TIMESTAMP,
OS.STATUS_CODE,
OS.PROBLEM_CODE,
OS.CAUSE_CODE,
OS.ACTION_CODE,
JH.DPS_NBR JH_DPS_NBR,
JH.DPS_TYPE JH_DPS_TYPE,
NVL2(TRIM(JH.TPM_CODE),TRIM(JH.TPM_CODE),'DELL') JH_TPM_CODE
FROM (SELECT * FROM TEMP_ONSITE WHERE DPS_NBR IS NOT NULL
AND ARRIVE_TIMESTAMP IS NOT NULL
AND COMPL_TIMESTAMP IS NOT NULL
AND STATUS_CODE IS NOT NULL
AND STATUS_CODE_DESC IS NOT NULL
AND PROBLEM_CODE IS NOT NULL
AND PROBLEM_CODE_DESC IS NOT NULL
AND CAUSE_CODE IS NOT NULL
AND CAUSE_CODE_DESC IS NOT NULL
AND ACTION_CODE IS NOT NULL
AND ACTION_CODE_DESC IS NOT NULL
) OS
LEFT JOIN JDPS_DBA.JDPS_HEADER JH
ON OS.DPS_NBR=JH.DPS_NBR
GROUP BY
OS.DPS_NBR,
OS.ARRIVE_TIMESTAMP,
OS.COMPL_TIMESTAMP,
OS.STATUS_CODE,
OS.STATUS_CODE_DESC,
OS.PROBLEM_CODE,
OS.PROBLEM_CODE_DESC,
OS.CAUSE_CODE,
OS.CAUSE_CODE_DESC,
OS.ACTION_CODE,
OS.ACTION_CODE_DESC,
JH.DPS_NBR,
JH.DPS_TYPE,
JH.TPM_CODE
) X
LEFT JOIN GS_CALL_LOG_HEADER CLH
ON X.DPS_NBR=CLH.DPS_NBR;
V_TMP_ONSITE C_TMP_ONSITE%ROWTYPE;
V_TMP_STATUS_FILE C_TMP_STATUS_FILE%ROWTYPE;
V_TMP_CASE_AUDIT C_TMP_CASE_AUDIT%ROWTYPE;
V_MER_CASE_HISTORY C_MER_CASE_HISTORY%ROWTYPE;
V_SVC_STATUS_ID_A SVC_ACTIVITY.SVC_STATUS_ID%TYPE;
V_SVC_STATUS_ID_C SVC_ACTIVITY.SVC_STATUS_ID%TYPE;
BEGIN
SELECT SOURCE_SITE_ID INTO V_SOURCE_SITE_ID FROM SOURCE_SITE;
DELETE ERR_SVC_ACTIVITY WHERE TO_DATE(ERR_DATE)=TO_DATE(SYSDATE);
COMMIT;
IF BITAND(MSK,4)=4 THEN
UPDATE TABLE_STATUS SET STATUS='WRITING...',UPDATE_DATE=SYSDATE WHERE TABLE_NAME='GS_CASE_HEADER';
COMMIT;
V_CUSSOR := DBMS_SQL.OPEN_CURSOR;
DBMS_SQL.PARSE(V_CUSSOR, 'TRUNCATE TABLE GS_CASE_HEADER', DBMS_SQL.V7);
V_PROCESSED := DBMS_SQL.EXECUTE(V_CUSSOR);
DBMS_SQL.CLOSE_CURSOR(V_CUSSOR);
INSERT INTO GS_CASE_HEADER NOLOGGING (
CASE_NUM,
SEVERITY_ID,
USER_ID
(SELECT
CH.CASE_NUM,
CH.SEVERITY_ID,
CH.USER_ID
FROM JDPS_DBA.CASE_HEADER CH
GROUP BY
CH.CASE_NUM,
CH.SEVERITY_ID,
CH.USER_ID
COMMIT;
UPDATE TABLE_STATUS SET STATUS='COMPLETED',UPDATE_DATE=SYSDATE WHERE TABLE_NAME='GS_CASE_HEADER';
COMMIT;
END IF;
-- Gather Data. "SVC_ACTIVITY" 1/4
-- TEMP_ONSITE ---> SVC_ACTIVITY
IF BITAND(MSK,1)=1 THEN
UPDATE TABLE_STATUS SET STATUS='WRITING...',UPDATE_DATE=SYSDATE WHERE TABLE_NAME='SVC_ACTIVITY02';
COMMIT;
V_CUSSOR := DBMS_SQL.OPEN_CURSOR;
DBMS_SQL.PARSE(V_CUSSOR, 'TRUNCATE TABLE SVC_ACTIVITY02', DBMS_SQL.V7);
V_PROCESSED := DBMS_SQL.EXECUTE(V_CUSSOR);
DBMS_SQL.CLOSE_CURSOR(V_CUSSOR);
SELECT STATUS_ID INTO V_SVC_STATUS_ID_A FROM M_STATUS WHERE STATUS_TYPE_ID_DESC='ONSITE' AND STATUS_CODE='ARRIV';
SELECT STATUS_ID INTO V_SVC_STATUS_ID_C FROM M_STATUS WHERE STATUS_TYPE_ID_DESC='ONSITE' AND STATUS_CODE='COMPL';
OPEN C_TMP_ONSITE;
LOOP
FETCH C_TMP_ONSITE INTO V_TMP_ONSITE;
EXIT WHEN C_TMP_ONSITE%NOTFOUND;
SELECT COUNT(*) INTO V_COUNT FROM MT_ONSITE WHERE DPS_NBR=V_TMP_ONSITE.DPS_NBR AND STATUS_DESC='ARRIV' AND TIME_STAMP=V_TMP_ONSITE.ARRIVE_TIMESTAMP;
IF V_COUNT=0 THEN
INSERT INTO ERR_SVC_ACTIVITY E (
E.ACTIVITY_ID,
E.ACTIVITY_DESC,
E.ACTIVITY_EFF_DATE,
E.ACTIVITY_EFF_DTS,
E.ACTIVITY_END_DATE,
E.ACTIVITY_END_DTS,
E.ACTIVITY_REASON_ID,
E.ACTIVITY_START_DATE,
E.ACTIVITY_START_DTS,
E.CASE_ID,
E.CAUSE_ID,
E.DELL_PROD_SVC_DESC_ID,
E.INTERACTION_ID,
E.SVC_ACTIVITY_SRC_ID,
E.SVC_EVENT_TYPE_ID,
E.SVC_INTERACTION_ID,
E.SVC_PROVIDER_ID,
E.SVC_RESULT_ID,
E.SVC_STATUS_ID,
E.EXTRACT_DATE,
E.EXTRACT_DTS,
E.SOURCE_SITE_ID,
E.LOAD_SEQ_NUM,
E.ERR_DESC,
E.ERR_DATE
VALUES (
NULL,
'ARRIV',
V_TMP_ONSITE.ARRIVE_TIMESTAMP,
TO_TIMESTAMP(TO_CHAR(V_TMP_ONSITE.ARRIVE_TIMESTAMP,'yyyy-mm-dd hh24:mi:ss')),
V_TMP_ONSITE.COMPL_TIMESTAMP,
TO_TIMESTAMP(TO_CHAR(V_TMP_ONSITE.COMPL_TIMESTAMP,'yyyy-mm-dd hh24:mi:ss')),
NULL,
V_TMP_ONSITE.ARRIVE_TIMESTAMP,
TO_TIMESTAMP(TO_CHAR(V_TMP_ONSITE.ARRIVE_TIMESTAMP,'yyyy-mm-dd hh24:mi:ss')),
NULL,
NULL,
NULL,
NULL,
V_TMP_ONSITE.SVC_ACTIVITY_SRC_ID,
NULL,
NULL,
NULL,
NULL,
     NULL,
SYSDATE,
SYSTIMESTAMP,
V_SOURCE_SITE_ID,
NULL,
'The MT_ONSITE master doesn''t have the dps number and ARRIV and arrive timestamp.(' || V_TMP_ONSITE.DPS_NBR || ',ARRIV,' || V_TMP_ONSITE.ARRIVE_TIMESTAMP || ')',
SYSDATE
UPDATE TABLE_STATUS SET STATUS='UPDATED!!',UPDATE_DATE=SYSDATE WHERE TABLE_NAME='ERR_SVC_ACTIVITY';
COMMIT;
ELSE
INSERT INTO SVC_ACTIVITY02 A (
A.ACTIVITY_ID,
A.ACTIVITY_DESC,
A.ACTIVITY_EFF_DATE,
A.ACTIVITY_EFF_DTS,
A.ACTIVITY_END_DATE,
A.ACTIVITY_END_DTS,
A.ACTIVITY_REASON_ID,
A.ACTIVITY_START_DATE,
A.ACTIVITY_START_DTS,
A.CASE_ID,
A.CAUSE_ID,
A.DELL_PROD_SVC_DESC_ID,
A.INTERACTION_ID,
A.SVC_ACTIVITY_SRC_ID,
A.SVC_EVENT_TYPE_ID,
A.SVC_INTERACTION_ID,
A.SVC_PROVIDER_ID,
A.SVC_RESULT_ID,
A.SVC_STATUS_ID,
A.EXTRACT_DATE,
A.EXTRACT_DTS,
A.SOURCE_SITE_ID,
A.LOAD_SEQ_NUM
VALUES (
TO_NUMBER(V_SOURCE_SITE_ID_N || (SELECT /*+ INDEX(MT_ONSITE IX_MT_ONSITE) */ NUMERIC_KEY FROM MT_ONSITE WHERE DPS_NBR=V_TMP_ONSITE.DPS_NBR AND STATUS_DESC='ARRIV' AND TIME_STAMP=V_TMP_ONSITE.ARRIVE_TIMESTAMP)),
'ARRIV',
V_TMP_ONSITE.ARRIVE_TIMESTAMP,
TO_TIMESTAMP(TO_CHAR(V_TMP_ONSITE.ARRIVE_TIMESTAMP,'yyyy-mm-dd hh24:mi:ss')),
V_TMP_ONSITE.COMPL_TIMESTAMP,
TO_TIMESTAMP(TO_CHAR(V_TMP_ONSITE.COMPL_TIMESTAMP,'yyyy-mm-dd hh24:mi:ss')),
TO_NUMBER(V_SOURCE_SITE_ID_N || (SELECT /*+ INDEX(MT_ONSITE_PROBLEM IX_MT_ONSITE_PROBLEM) */ NUMERIC_KEY FROM MT_ONSITE_PROBLEM WHERE PROBLEM_CODE=V_TMP_ONSITE.PROBLEM_CODE)),
V_TMP_ONSITE.ARRIVE_TIMESTAMP,
TO_TIMESTAMP(TO_CHAR(V_TMP_ONSITE.ARRIVE_TIMESTAMP,'yyyy-mm-dd hh24:mi:ss')),
TO_NUMBER(V_SOURCE_SITE_ID_N || (SELECT /*+ INDEX(MT_CASE_HEADER IX_MT_CASE_HEADER) */ NUMERIC_KEY FROM MT_CASE_HEADER WHERE CASE_NUM=V_TMP_ONSITE.CLH_CASE_NUM)),
TO_NUMBER(V_SOURCE_SITE_ID_N || (SELECT /*+ INDEX(MT_ONSITE_CAUSE IX_MT_ONSITE_CAUSE) */ NUMERIC_KEY FROM MT_ONSITE_CAUSE WHERE CAUSE_CODE=V_TMP_ONSITE.CAUSE_CODE)),
TO_NUMBER(V_SOURCE_SITE_ID_N || (SELECT DELL_PROC_SVC_DESC_ID FROM M_PROD_SVC_TYPE WHERE SRC_DESC_DESC_CODE=V_TMP_ONSITE.JH_DPS_TYPE)),
TO_NUMBER(V_SOURCE_SITE_ID_N || (SELECT /*+ INDEX(MT_CALL_LOG_HEADER IX_MT_CALL_LOG_HEADER) */ NUMERIC_KEY FROM MT_CALL_LOG_HEADER WHERE DATE_CODE=V_TMP_ONSITE.CLH_DATE_CODE AND CASE_NUM=V_TMP_ONSITE.CLH_CASE_NUM AND FLG_DELLSRV=V_TMP_ONSITE.CLH_FLG_DELLSRV)),
TO_NUMBER(V_SOURCE_SITE_ID_N || V_TMP_ONSITE.SVC_ACTIVITY_SRC_ID),
TO_NUMBER(V_SOURCE_SITE_ID_N || (SELECT /*+ INDEX(MT_ONSITE_ACTION IX_MT_ONSITE_ACTION) */ NUMERIC_KEY FROM MT_ONSITE_ACTION WHERE ACTION_CODE=V_TMP_ONSITE.ACTION_CODE)),
TO_NUMBER(V_SOURCE_SITE_ID_N || (SELECT /*+ INDDEX(MT_JDPS_HEADER IX_JDPS_HEADER) */ NUMERIC_KEY FROM MT_JDPS_HEADER WHERE DPS_NBR=V_TMP_ONSITE.DPS_NBR)),
TO_NUMBER(V_SOURCE_SITE_ID_N || (SELECT /*+ INDEX(MT_TPM_CODE IX_MT_TPM_CODE) */ NUMERIC_KEY FROM MT_TPM_CODE WHERE TPM_CODE=V_TMP_ONSITE.JH_TPM_CODE)),
TO_NUMBER(V_SOURCE_SITE_ID_N || (SELECT /*+ INDEX(MT_ONSITE_STATUS IX_MT_ONSITE_STATUS) */ NUMERIC_KEY FROM MT_ONSITE_STATUS WHERE STATUS_CODE=V_TMP_ONSITE.STATUS_CODE)),
V_SVC_STATUS_ID_A,
SYSDATE,
SYSTIMESTAMP,
V_SOURCE_SITE_ID,
NULL
END IF;
SELECT COUNT(*) INTO V_COUNT FROM MT_ONSITE WHERE DPS_NBR=V_TMP_ONSITE.DPS_NBR AND STATUS_DESC='COMPL' AND TIME_STAMP=V_TMP_ONSITE.COMPL_TIMESTAMP;
IF V_COUNT=0 THEN
INSERT INTO ERR_SVC_ACTIVITY E (
E.ACTIVITY_ID,
-- E.SOURCE_SYS_CREATE_DTS,
E.ACTIVITY_DESC,
-- E.ACTIVITY_DURACTION,
E.ACTIVITY_EFF_DATE,
E.ACTIVITY_EFF_DTS,
E.ACTIVITY_END_DATE,
E.ACTIVITY_END_DTS,
-- E.ACTIVITY_NOTIFICATION_DATE,
-- E.ACTIVITY_NOTIFICATION_DTS,
E.ACTIVITY_REASON_ID,
E.ACTIVITY_START_DATE,
E.ACTIVITY_START_DTS,
-- E.ALT_CONTACT_PHONE,
E.CASE_ID,
E.CAUSE_ID,
-- E.CUSTOMER_GMT_OFFSET,
E.DELL_PROD_SVC_DESC_ID,
E.INTERACTION_ID,
-- E.SECONDARY_CONTACT_NAME,
-- E.SECONDARY_CONTACT_PHONE,
-- E.SRC_ACTIVITY_CODE,
E.SVC_ACTIVITY_SRC_ID,
E.SVC_EVENT_TYPE_ID,
E.SVC_INTERACTION_ID,
-- E.SVC_ORG_GROUP_ID,
E.SVC_PROVIDER_ID,
-- E.SVC_QUEUE_ID,
E.SVC_RESULT_ID,
-- E.SVC_SEVERITY_ID,
E.SVC_STATUS_ID,
-- E.SVC_URGENCY_ID,
E.EXTRACT_DATE,
E.EXTRACT_DTS,
E.SOURCE_SITE_ID,
-- E.SOURCE_SYS_CREATE_BY,
-- E.SOURCE_SYS_CREATE_DATE,
-- E.SOURCE_SYS_UPDATE_BY,
-- E.SOURCE_SYS_UPDATE_DATE,
-- E.SOURCE_SYS_UPDATE_DTS,
E.LOAD_SEQ_NUM,
E.ERR_DESC,
E.ERR_DATE
VALUES (
NULL, --V_TMP_ONSITE.DPS_NBR || 'COMPL' || V_TMP_ONSITE.COMPL_TIMESTAMP,
'COMPL',
V_TMP_ONSITE.COMPL_TIMESTAMP,
TO_TIMESTAMP(TO_CHAR(V_TMP_ONSITE.COMPL_TIMESTAMP,'yyyy-mm-dd hh24:mi:ss')),
V_TMP_ONSITE.COMPL_TIMESTAMP,
TO_TIMESTAMP(TO_CHAR(V_TMP_ONSITE.COMPL_TIMESTAMP,'yyyy-mm-dd hh24:mi:ss')),
NULL, --V_TMP_ONSITE.PROBLEM_CODE,
V_TMP_ONSITE.ARRIVE_TIMESTAMP,
TO_TIMESTAMP(TO_CHAR(V_TMP_ONSITE.ARRIVE_TIMESTAMP,'yyyy-mm-dd hh24:mi:ss')),
NULL, --V_TMP_ONSITE.CLH_CASE_NUM,
NULL, --V_TMP_ONSITE.CAUSE_CODE,
NULL, --V_TMP_ONSITE.JH_DPS_TYPE,
NULL, --V_TMP_ONSITE.CLH_DATE_CODE || V_TMP_ONSITE.CLH_CASE_NUM || V_TMP_ONSITE.CLH_FLG_DELLSRV,
V_TMP_ONSITE.SVC_ACTIVITY_SRC_ID,
NULL, --V_TMP_ONSITE.ACTION_CODE,
NULL, --V_TMP_ONSITE.DPS_NBR,
NULL, --V_TMP_ONSITE.JH_TPM_CODE,
NULL, --V_TMP_ONSITE.STATUS_CODE,
NULL, --V_SVC_STATUS_ID_C,
SYSDATE,
SYSTIMESTAMP,
V_SOURCE_SITE_ID,
NULL,
'The MT_ONSITE master doesn''t have the dps number and COMPL and compl timestamp.(' || V_TMP_ONSITE.DPS_NBR || ',COMPL,' || V_TMP_ONSITE.COMPL_TIMESTAMP || ')',
SYSDATE
UPDATE TABLE_STATUS SET STATUS='UPDATED!!',UPDATE_DATE=SYSDATE WHERE TABLE_NAME='ERR_SVC_ACTIVITY';
COMMIT;
ELSE
INSERT INTO SVC_ACTIVITY02 A (
A.ACTIVITY_ID,
-- A.SOURCE_SYS_CREATE_DTS,
A.ACTIVITY_DESC,
-- A.ACTIVITY_DURACTION,
A.ACTIVITY_EFF_DATE,
A.ACTIVITY_EFF_DTS,
A.ACTIVITY_END_DATE,
A.ACTIVITY_END_DTS,
-- A.ACTIVITY_NOTIFICATION_DATE,
-- A.ACTIVITY_NOTIFICATION_DTS,
A.ACTIVITY_REASON_ID,
A.ACTIVITY_START_DATE,
A.ACTIVITY_START_DTS,
-- A.ALT_CONTACT_PHONE,
A.CASE_ID,
A.CAUSE_ID,
-- A.CUSTOMER_GMT_OFFSET,
A.DELL_PROD_SVC_DESC_ID,
A.INTERACTION_ID,
-- A.SECONDARY_CONTACT_NAME,
-- A.SECONDARY_CONTACT_PHONE,
-- A.SRC_ACTIVITY_CODE,
A.SVC_ACTIVITY_SRC_ID,
A.SVC_EVENT_TYPE_ID,
A.SVC_INTERACTION_ID,
-- A.SVC_ORG_GROUP_ID,
A.SVC_PROVIDER_ID,
-- A.SVC_QUEUE_ID,
A.SVC_RESULT_ID,
-- A.SVC_SEVERITY_ID,
A.SVC_STATUS_ID,
-- A.SVC_URGENCY_ID,
A.EXTRACT_DATE,
A.EXTRACT_DTS,
A.SOURCE_SITE_ID,
-- A.SOURCE_SYS_CREATE_BY,
-- A.SOURCE_SYS_CREATE_DATE,
-- A.SOURCE_SYS_UPDATE_BY,
-- A.SOURCE_SYS_UPDATE_DATE,
-- A.SOURCE_SYS_UPDATE_DTS,
A.LOAD_SEQ_NUM
VALUES (
TO_NUMBER(V_SOURCE_SITE_ID_N || (SELECT /*+ INDEX(MT_ONSITE IX_MT_ONSITE) */ NUMERIC_KEY FROM MT_ONSITE WHERE DPS_NBR=V_TMP_ONSITE.DPS_NBR AND STATUS_DESC='COMPL' AND TIME_STAMP=V_TMP_ONSITE.COMPL_TIMESTAMP)),
'COMPL',
V_TMP_ONSITE.COMPL_TIMESTAMP,
TO_TIMESTAMP(TO_CHAR(V_TMP_ONSITE.COMPL_TIMESTAMP,'yyyy-mm-dd hh24:mi:ss')),
V_TMP_ONSITE.COMPL_TIMESTAMP,
TO_TIMESTAMP(TO_CHAR(V_TMP_ONSITE.COMPL_TIMESTAMP,'yyyy-mm-dd hh24:mi:ss')),
TO_NUMBER(V_SOURCE_SITE_ID_N || (SELECT /*+ INDEX(MT_ONSITE_PROBLEM IX_MT_ONSITE_PROBLEM) */ NUMERIC_KEY FROM MT_ONSITE_PROBLEM WHERE PROBLEM_CODE=V_TMP_ONSITE.PROBLEM_CODE)),
V_TMP_ONSITE.ARRIVE_TIMESTAMP,
TO_TIMESTAMP(TO_CHAR(V_TMP_ONSITE.ARRIVE_TIMESTAMP,'yyyy-mm-dd hh24:mi:ss')),
TO_NUMBER(V_SOURCE_SITE_ID_N || (SELECT /*+ INDEX(MT_CASE_HEADER IX_MT_CASE_HEADER) */ NUMERIC_KEY FROM MT_CASE_HEADER WHERE CASE_NUM=V_TMP_ONSITE.CLH_CASE_NUM)),
TO_NUMBER(V_SOURCE_SITE_ID_N || (SELECT /*+ INDEX(MT_ONSITE_CAUSE IX_MT_ONSITE_CAUSE) */ NUMERIC_KEY FROM MT_ONSITE_CAUSE WHERE CAUSE_CODE=V_TMP_ONSITE.CAUSE_CODE)),
TO_NUMBER(V_SOURCE_SITE_ID_N || (SELECT DELL_PROC_SVC_DESC_ID FROM M_PROD_SVC_TYPE WHERE SRC_DESC_DESC_CODE=V_TMP_ONSITE.JH_DPS_TYPE)),
TO_NUMBER(V_SOURCE_SITE_ID_N || (SELECT /*+ INDEX(MT_CALL_LOG_HEADER IX_MT_CALL_LOG_HEADER) */ NUMERIC_KEY FROM MT_CALL_LOG_HEADER WHERE DATE_CODE=V_TMP_ONSITE.CLH_DATE_CODE AND CASE_NUM=V_TMP_ONSITE.CLH_CASE_NUM AND FLG_DELLSRV=V_TMP_ONSITE.CLH_FLG_DELLSRV)),
TO_NUMBER(V_SOURCE_SITE_ID_N || V_TMP_ONSITE.SVC_ACTIVITY_SRC_ID),
TO_NUMBER(V_SOURCE_SITE_ID_N || (SELECT /*+ INDEX(MT_ONSITE_ACTION IX_MT_ONSITE_ACTION) */ NUMERIC_KEY FROM MT_ONSITE_ACTION WHERE ACTION_CODE=V_TMP_ONSITE.ACTION_CODE)),
TO_NUMBER(V_SOURCE_SITE_ID_N || (SELECT /*+ INDDEX(MT_JDPS_HEADER IX_JDPS_HEADER) */ NUMERIC_KEY FROM MT_JDPS_HEADER WHERE DPS_NBR=V_TMP_ONSITE.DPS_NBR)),
TO_NUMBER(V_SOURCE_SITE_ID_N || (SELECT /*+ INDEX(MT_TPM_CODE IX_MT_TPM_CODE) */ NUMERIC_KEY FROM MT_TPM_CODE WHERE TPM_CODE=V_TMP_ONSITE.JH_TPM_CODE)),
TO_NUMBER(V_SOURCE_SITE_ID_N || (SELECT /*+ INDEX(MT_ONSITE_STATUS IX_MT_ONSITE_STATUS) */ NUMERIC_KEY FROM MT_ONSITE_STATUS WHERE STATUS_CODE=V_TMP_ONSITE.STATUS_CODE)),
V_SVC_STATUS_ID_C,
SYSDATE,
SYSTIMESTAMP,
V_SOURCE_SITE_ID,
NULL
END IF;
V_LIMIT := V_LIMIT + 1;
IF V_LIMIT > 10000 THEN
COMMIT;
V_LIMIT :=0;
END IF;
END LOOP;
-- カーソルのクローズ
CLOSE C_TMP_ONSITE;
COMMIT;
V_LIMIT :=0;
UPDATE TABLE_STATUS SET STATUS='COMPLETED',UPDATE_DATE=SYSDATE WHERE TABLE_NAME='SVC_ACTIVITY02';
COMMIT;
END IF;

The procedure takes two optional parameters, a date, which defaults to sysdate if not passed, and an integer which defaults to 31 if not passed.
The BITAND function does a bitwise and on msk and the constants. A bitwise and works like this. It takes the binary representation of the two numbers and compares each bit. If both are the same, then it sets the corresponding bit in the output to 1, if they are different, then the corresponding bit is 0. So
31 binary is: 11111
2 binary is 10
So to do a bitand, you pad the shorter number on the left with zeroes and compare each bit so:
11111
00010
00010so BITAND(31, 2) = 2
I'm not really sure how your application is determining the value for msk to pass to the procedure, and don't have the time to decipher the posted code to see how it is really using it, but one common use for bit masks is to store several yes/no or on/off flags in a very compact form.
For example, one application I worked with several years ago had a security model that determined for each user for each screen what they could do with that screen. The permissions were stored in a single number similar to the file permissions in UNIX. So, reading from the right:
Bit 1 Set = Read permission
Bit 2 Set = Insert permission
Bit 3 set = Update Permission
Bit 4 set = Delete permissionSo, a user who could read and update but not insert or delete would have bits set as 0101 or 5. To determine if the user could insert a record, the application would do something like:
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   allow update
ELSE
   deny update
END IF;HTH
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