Put prepended "WITH" into Select statement possible?

Assume I have a SQL statement like:
with t1 as (select ......),
t2 as (select ......)
Select .... From t1, t2 Where ....;
Can I merge somehow the prepended "with" term into the actual select statement?
As far as I remember there is an equivalent statement syntax like:
Select .... from t1 as (select ....), t2 as (select ....) where ....;
but this does not work.
Peter

It will be like
Select ....
From ( select .. From ...) t1
,( select .. From ...) t2
WHERE ...
Regards
Arun

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There is a specific exadata forum - you would do better to post the question there: Exadata
I can't give you a definitive answer, but it's possible that this is simply a known limitation similar to the way that "Create table as select" won't run the select statement the same way as the basic select if it involves a distributed query.
Regards
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How to put OR clause in SELECT statement

Hi
How to put OR clause in SELECT statement to return number_first/number_last to match records from another table's column.
<pre>
SELECT
a.id ,
flat_number ||' '|| a.number_first||' '||a.street_name||' '||a.suburb address1,
apt_no ||' '|| street_no||' '||b.street_name||' '||b.suburb address2
from
a ,
b
where b.street_name = a.street_name
AND b.SUBURB = a.SUBURB
AND b.STATE = a.STATE
</pre>
Thsi will return this as exact match.
ADDRESS 1
12 TAMAN TENANG A ORCHARD 3142
10 RAMA YISHUN 2095
ADDRESS2
12 TAMAN TENANG A ORCHARD 3142
10 RAMA YISHUN 2095
However this only matches number_first.
How can I get the query work that it will match both number_first and number_last (table b)in address 1 to match street_no in address2 ( table b).My oracle version is 10GR/2.

Hi, I have a hard time understanding your request, and below is what I thought you want:
SELECT
    a.id ,
       flat_number ||' '|| (decode(b.street_no, a.number_first, a.number_first, a.number_last, a.number_last)||' '||a.street_name||' '||a.suburb address1,
         apt_no ||' '|| street_no||' '||b.street_name||' '||b.suburb address2
      from
             a ,
             b
            where          b.street_name = a.street_name
             AND            b.SUBURB      = a.SUBURB
            AND            b.STATE       = a.STATE
            AND (B.street_no=a.number_first OR b.street_no=a.number_last);Not tested.
Also, since your B.street_no will be either a.number_first OR a.number_last, you could replace
(decode(b.street_no, a.number_first, a.number_first, a.number_last, a.number_last) with just b.street_no.
Edited by: PhoenixBai on Aug 26, 2010 11:33 AM

Update with a select statement

hi experts,
I need some help again.. :)
I have an insert query here with a select statement.. Juz wondering how to do it in update?
insert into newsmail_recipient
        (IP_RECIPIENTID,NF_LISTID,NF_STATUSID,D_CREATED,D_MODIFIED,C_NAME,C_EMAIL,USER_ID,NEWSMAIL_ID)
        select newsmail_recipientid_seq.nextval
          , liste
          , 1
          , sysdate
          , sysdate
          , null
          , null
          , ru.nf_userid
          , null
        from roleuser ru, unit u, userinfo ui
        where u.ip_unitid = ru.nf_unitid
        and u.ip_unitid = unit_id
        and ui.ip_userid = ru.nf_userid
        and ui.nf_statusid = 1
        and n_internal = 0
        and ui.ip_userid not in (select user_id
                                   from newsmail_recipient
                                  where user_id = ui.ip_userid
                                    and nf_listid = liste
                                    and nf_statusid = 1);let me know your thoughts.
Regards,
jp

Hi,
924864 wrote:
... I have an insert query here with a select statement.. Juz wondering how to do it in update?How to do what, exactly?
MERGE can UPDATE existing rows, and INSERT new rows at the same time. In a MERGE statement, you give a table or a sub-query in the USING clause, and define how rows from that result set match rows in your destination table. If rows match, then you can UPDATE the matching row with values from the sub-query.
Very often, MERGE is easier to use, and perhaps more efficient, than UPDATE just for changing existing rows. That is, while MERGE can do both INSERT and UPDATE, it doesn't have to . You can tell MERGE just to do one or the other if you wish.
I hope this answers your question.
If not, post a little sample data (CREATE TABLE and INSERT statements, relevant columns only) for all tables involved, and also post the results you want from that data.
Since you're asking about a DML statement, such as UPDATE, the sample data will be the contents of the table(s) before the DML, and the results will be state of the changed table(s) when everything is finished.
Explain, using specific examples, how you get those results from that data.
Always say which version of Oracle you're using (e.g., 11.2.0.2.0).
See the forum FAQ {message:id=9360002}

Quick help with a select statement...

Hello all,
I will try to lay this out as simply as possible. I have the following table in my code:
TYPES: BEGIN OF ty_table,
    vbeln TYPE likp-vbeln,
    lfdat TYPE likp-lfdat,
    lfart TYPE likp-lfart,
    wadat_ist TYPE likp-wadat_ist,
    vstel TYPE likp-vstel,
    route TYPE likp-route,
    vsbed TYPE likp-vsbed,
    inco1 TYPE likp-inco1,
    inco2 TYPE likp-inco2,
    kunnr TYPE likp-kunnr,
    kunag TYPE likp-kunag,
    brgew TYPE lips-brgew,
    matnr TYPE lips-matnr,
    arktx TYPE lips-arktx,
    meins TYPE lips-meins,
    lgmng TYPE lips-lgmng,
    vgbel TYPE lips-vgbel,
    name2 TYPE adrc-name2,
    street TYPE adrc-street,
    city1 TYPE adrc-city1,
    region TYPE adrc-region,
    post_code1 TYPE adrc-post_code1,
    lifnr TYPE lfa1-lifnr,
    name1 TYPE adrc-name1,
    so_vbeln TYPE vbak-vbeln,
    erdat TYPE vbak-erdat,
END OF ty_table.
DATA: it_table TYPE TABLE OF ty_table.
I then run through a select statement as follows:
* Get data from LIKP and LIPS.
SELECT a~vbeln a~lfdat a~lfart a~wadat_ist a~vstel a~route a~vsbed b~brgew a~inco1 a~inco2 a~kunnr a~kunag
           b~matnr b~meins b~lgmng b~vgbel b~arktx INTO CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF TABLE it_table
           FROM likp AS a
            INNER JOIN lips AS b ON b~vbeln = a~vbeln
            WHERE a~vstel IN so_vstel
            AND a~wadat_ist IN so_wadat
            AND b~mtart IN so_mtart.
That works fine. The next statement, in the report, is the following select. When this next select runs it clears all of the fields except for vbeln and erdat. I want c~vbeln to go into it_table-so_vbeln. Now it is going into it_table-vbeln.
* Get Sales order info from VBAK
SELECT c~vbeln c~erdat INTO CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF TABLE it_table
      FROM lips AS a
        INNER JOIN vbap AS b ON b~vbeln = a~vgbel
        AND b~posnr = a~vgpos
          INNER JOIN vbak AS c ON c~vbeln = b~vbeln
          FOR ALL ENTRIES IN it_table
            WHERE a~vgbel = it_table-vgbel.
I then tried to write the select statement by takign out "into corresponding fields" like the following but it gives my a syntax error on (it_table-so_vbeln , it_table-erdat).
* Get Sales order info from VBAK
SELECT c~vbeln c~erdat INTO (it_table-so_vbeln , it_table-erdat)
    FROM lips AS a
      INNER JOIN vbap AS b ON b~vbeln = a~vgbel
      AND b~posnr = a~vgpos
        INNER JOIN vbak AS c ON c~vbeln = b~vbeln
        FOR ALL ENTRIES IN it_table
          WHERE a~vgbel = it_table-vgbel.
Is there a way to write the second select (the select that is pulling data from VBAK) so that it will not clear the other entries in the table? Also, is there a way to combine the two selects into one join?
Regards,
Davis

Following is the entire report, if that makes it easier:
*& Report Z_TRANS_EVAL
REPORT z_trans_eval.
TABLES: likp, lips, adrc, vbpa.
TYPE-POOLS: truxs.
TYPES: BEGIN OF ty_table,
    vbeln TYPE likp-vbeln,
    lfdat TYPE likp-lfdat,
    lfart TYPE likp-lfart,
    wadat_ist TYPE likp-wadat_ist,
    vstel TYPE likp-vstel,
    route TYPE likp-route,
    vsbed TYPE likp-vsbed,
    inco1 TYPE likp-inco1,
    inco2 TYPE likp-inco2,
    kunnr TYPE likp-kunnr,
    kunag TYPE likp-kunag,
    brgew TYPE lips-brgew,
    matnr TYPE lips-matnr,
    arktx TYPE lips-arktx,
    meins TYPE lips-meins,
    lgmng TYPE lips-lgmng,
    vgbel TYPE lips-vgbel,
    name2 TYPE adrc-name2,
    street TYPE adrc-street,
    city1 TYPE adrc-city1,
    region TYPE adrc-region,
    post_code1 TYPE adrc-post_code1,
    lifnr TYPE lfa1-lifnr,
    name1 TYPE adrc-name1,
    so_vbeln TYPE vbak-vbeln,
    erdat TYPE vbak-erdat,
END OF ty_table.
DATA: it_table TYPE TABLE OF ty_table,
      wa_table LIKE LINE OF it_table,
      it_table_csv TYPE truxs_t_text_data.
DATA : lv_tabix LIKE sy-tabix.
DATA temp_string TYPE string.
DATA w_adrnr TYPE vbpa-adrnr.
DATA: w_adrnr_sp TYPE vbpa-adrnr.
* Selction criteria
SELECTION-SCREEN BEGIN OF BLOCK b2 WITH FRAME TITLE text-004.
SELECT-OPTIONS: so_vstel FOR likp-vstel,
                so_wadat FOR likp-wadat_ist,
                so_mtart FOR lips-mtart.
SELECTION-SCREEN END OF BLOCK b2.
* CSV output filename
SELECTION-SCREEN BEGIN OF BLOCK b3 WITH FRAME TITLE text-003.
SELECTION-SCREEN BEGIN OF LINE.
SELECTION-SCREEN COMMENT (16) text-002 FOR FIELD p_file.
PARAMETERS: p_file(30) TYPE c.
SELECTION-SCREEN END OF LINE.
SELECTION-SCREEN END OF BLOCK b3.
START-OF-SELECTION.
* Get data from LIKP and LIPS.
SELECT a~vbeln a~lfdat a~lfart a~wadat_ist a~vstel a~route a~vsbed b~brgew a~inco1 a~inco2 a~kunnr a~kunag
           b~matnr b~meins b~lgmng b~vgbel b~arktx INTO CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF TABLE it_table
           FROM likp AS a
            INNER JOIN lips AS b ON b~vbeln = a~vbeln
            WHERE a~vstel IN so_vstel
            AND a~wadat_ist IN so_wadat
            AND b~mtart IN so_mtart.
* Get Sales order info from VBAK
SELECT c~vbeln c~erdat INTO CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF TABLE it_table
      FROM lips AS a
        INNER JOIN vbap AS b ON b~vbeln = a~vgbel
        AND b~posnr = a~vgpos
          INNER JOIN vbak AS c ON c~vbeln = b~vbeln
          FOR ALL ENTRIES IN it_table
            WHERE a~vgbel = it_table-vgbel.
* Get internal address number for ship to party
LOOP AT it_table INTO wa_table.
    lv_tabix = sy-tabix.    "update counter.
    SELECT SINGLE adrnr FROM vbpa INTO w_adrnr WHERE
    vbeln = wa_table-vgbel
    AND parvw = 'WE'.
    SELECT SINGLE lifnr FROM vbpa INTO wa_table-lifnr WHERE
      vbeln = wa_table-vbeln
      AND parvw = 'SP'
      AND posnr = '000000'.
    SELECT SINGLE name1 FROM lfa1 INTO wa_table-name1 WHERE
      lifnr = wa_table-lifnr.
* Get address data from VBPA
    SELECT city1 region post_code1 INTO CORRESPONDING FIELDS OF wa_table
    FROM adrc WHERE
    addrnumber = w_adrnr.
    ENDSELECT.
* Update the internal table
    MODIFY it_table INDEX lv_tabix FROM wa_table.
ENDLOOP.
END-OF-SELECTION.
* Call correct display procedure(s).
IF p_file <> ''.
* Save a CSV file
    PERFORM display_csv.
ELSE.
*Display in ALV
    PERFORM display_alv.
ENDIF.
*&      Form display_alv
*       text
* --> p1        text
* <-- p2        text
FORM display_alv .
DATA: gr_alv TYPE REF TO cl_salv_table,
        gr_func TYPE REF TO cl_salv_functions,
        gr_columns TYPE REF TO cl_salv_columns_table,
        gr_column TYPE REF TO cl_salv_column_table,
        gr_error TYPE REF TO cx_salv_error.
TRY.
      CALL METHOD cl_salv_table=>factory
        IMPORTING
          r_salv_table = gr_alv
        CHANGING
          t_table      = it_table.
    CATCH cx_salv_msg INTO gr_error.
ENDTRY.
gr_func = gr_alv->get_functions( ).
gr_func->set_all( abap_true ).
gr_alv->display( ).
ENDFORM.                    " display_alv
*&      Form display_csv
*       text
* --> p1        text
* <-- p2        text
FORM display_csv .
DATA: w_filename TYPE string.
CONCATENATE p_file temp_string INTO w_filename.
CALL FUNCTION 'SAP_CONVERT_TO_CSV_FORMAT'
    EXPORTING
      i_field_seperator    = ';'
    TABLES
      i_tab_sap_data       = it_table
    CHANGING
      i_tab_converted_data = it_table_csv
    EXCEPTIONS
      conversion_failed    = 1
      OTHERS               = 2.
IF sy-subrc <> 0.
    MESSAGE ID sy-msgid TYPE sy-msgty NUMBER sy-msgno
    WITH sy-msgv1 sy-msgv2 sy-msgv3 sy-msgv4.
ENDIF.
CALL FUNCTION 'GUI_DOWNLOAD'
    EXPORTING
      filename = w_filename
    TABLES
      data_tab = it_table_csv
    EXCEPTIONS
      OTHERS   = 1.
PERFORM display_alv.
ENDFORM.                    " display_csv

Pl/sql function body returning SQL query - if with in select statement

hello all,
I have a condition where when summary field is checked alone we have show that column for the users in the report. Is IF statement possible for this case ? I have given the code below.. is it possible to write something like below or is there any other way to do it ?
v_sql := 'select TBLCASES.INVESTIGATOR as INVESTIGATOR,';
v_sql := v_sql ||' TBLCASES.CASENUMBER as CASENUMBER,';
v_sql := v_sql ||' TBLCASES.OPENDATE as OPENDATE,';
v_sql := v_sql ||' TBLCASES.ESTCOMPLETE as TARGETDATE,';
v_sql := v_sql ||' TBLCASES.STATUS as STATUS,';
v_sql := v_sql ||' TBLCASES.CASECODE as CASECODE,';
v_sql := V_sql ||' TBLCASES.FAIR_HOTLINE as FAIRHotline,';
v_sql := v_sql ||' TBLCASES.NYSIG as NYSIGCase,';
v_sql := v_sql ||' TBLCASES.REGION as Region,';
IF :P44_INCLUDE_SUMMARY_FIELD is not null THEN
v_sql := v_sql||' TBLCASES.SUMMARY as SUMMARY,';
END IF ;
v_sql := v_sql ||' TBLCASES.PROGAREA as PROGArea ';
v_sql := v_sql ||' from TBLCASES where 1=1';
..\

Hi Lucy,
You are adding and removing a column from a report so it may help to have the extra on the end of the query.
Do you get an error? If so paste it in...
BUT - this I would put a condition on the column where ':P44_INCLUDE_SUMMARY_FIELD is not null '
Under he report's "Column Attributes" Select the column edit icon and it has a "Condition" breadcrumb.
Select "Value of Item in Expression 1 is Not Null" and put P44_INCLUDE_SUMMARY_FIELD in Expression 1 text area.
And I make it more readable like this when I do dynamic SQL:
IF :P44_INCLUDE_SUMMARY_FIELD is not null THEN
v_INCLUDE_SUMMARY_FIELD := ' TBLCASES.SUMMARY as SUMMARY ';
END IF ;
v_sql := 'select TBLCASES.INVESTIGATOR as INVESTIGATOR,
TBLCASES.CASENUMBER as CASENUMBER,
TBLCASES.OPENDATE as OPENDATE,
TBLCASES.ESTCOMPLETE as TARGETDATE,
TBLCASES.STATUS as STATUS,
TBLCASES.CASECODE as CASECODE,
TBLCASES.FAIR_HOTLINE as FAIRHotline,
TBLCASES.NYSIG as NYSIGCase,
TBLCASES.REGION as Region,
TBLCASES.PROGAREA as PROGArea,'||
v_INCLUDE_SUMMARY_FIELD ||
'from TBLCASES where 1=1; ';
Hope it helps,
BC

Short dump with a select statement

I have the following select statement (I have also inluded my data statement(s)) and I get a short dump. The error is as follows:
<b>What happened?
    Error in ABAP application program.
The current ABAP program "ZPARTNER" had to be terminated because one of the
    statements could not be executed.
This is probably due to an error in the ABAP program.
Following a SELECT statement, the data read could not be placed in AN
    the output area.
    A conversion may have been intended that is not supported by the
    system, or the output area may be too small.
Error analysis
    An exception occurred. This exception will be dealt with in more detail
    below. The exception, assigned to the class 'CX_SY_OPEN_SQL_DB', was not
     caught, which
     led to a runtime error. The reason for this exception is:
    The data read during a SELECT access could not be inserted into the
    target field.
    Either conversion is not supported for the target field's type or the
    target field is too short to accept the value or the data are not in a
    form that the target field can accept          </b>
it_adrc TYPE TABLE OF adrc,
      wa_adrc LIKE LINE OF it_adrc,
SELECT addrnumber name1 street city1 region post_code1 tel_number
FROM adrc INTO TABLE it_adrc
FOR ALL ENTRIES IN it_detail
WHERE addrnumber = it_detail-adrnr.
Regards,
Davis

If you only need the fields mentioned in the select query, then follow this:
TYPES: BEGIN OF ADRC_TYPE,
     ADDRNUMBER LIKE ADRC-ADDRNUMBER,
     NAME1        LIKE ADRC-NAME1,
     STREET        LIKE ADRC-STREET,
     CITY        LIKE ADRC-CITY,
     REGION        LIKE ADRC-REGION,
     POST_CODE1 LIKE ADRC-POST_CODE1,
     TEL_NUMBER LIKE ADRC-TEL_NUMBER,
       END OF ADRC_TYPE,
       ADRC_T_TYPE TYPE TABLE OF ADRC_TYPE.
DATA: IT_ADRC TYPE ADRC_T_TYPE WITH HEADER LINE.
IF NOT IT_DETAIL[] IS INITIAL.
SELECT addrnumber name1 street city1 region post_code1 tel_number
FROM adrc INTO TABLE it_adrc
FOR ALL ENTRIES IN it_detail
WHERE addrnumber = it_detail-adrnr.
ENDIF.
Thanks,
SKJ

Help needed with a SELECT statement. How can I make it run faster?

Hi,
not sure if my brain is just too tired but I can't seem to crack this problem today.
Here is my scenario.
I have 2 tables
TABLE1 (searchId INTEGER, routeId INTEGER);
TABLE2 (routeId INTEGER, cityId INTEGER);
There are indexes on all 4 columns.
(routeId on TABLE1 is a primary key).
In the data I am using, a given search has more than 500 routes, each route has between 10 and 300 cities among more than 4000 possible different cities.
Now, what I want to create is the list of route couple, within a certain search, that do not have a single city in common.
That list should populate a table with the following structure
TABLE3 (searchId INTEGER, routeId1 INTEGER, routeId2 INTEGER)
Here is the fastest select statement I have found so far.
SELECT :searchId, t1.routeId, t2.routeId FROM table1 t1, table1 t2
WHERE t1.searchId=:searchId AND t2.searchId=:searchId
AND t1.routeId>t2.routeId
AND NOT EXISTS (
SELECT cityId FROM table2
WHERE routeId=t1.routeId
INTERSECT
SELECT cityId FROM table2
WHERE routeId=t2.routeId);
But it still seem really slow to me.
Any suggestion for an improved version is welcome.
Thanks,
Martin.
Title was edited by:
user453358

I originaly posted this thread because I tought I was missing something "obvious" that would perform better that would make my SELECT statement perform better.
So I did not want to go as deep as using TKPROOF yet.
Here is the statistics I gets on my statement.
1   SELECT t1.searchId,t1.routeId, t2.routeId id2
2      FROM table1 t1, table1 t2
3     WHERE t1.searchid=t2.searchid
4      AND t1.searchId=91
5      AND t1.routeId>t2.routeId
6      AND NOT EXISTS (
7             SELECT cityId FROM table2
8              WHERE routeId=t1.routeId
9             INTERSECT
10             SELECT cityId FROM table2
11*            WHERE routeId=t2.routeId)
SQL> /
43302 rows.
Tidsåtgång: 00:01:55.02
Körschema
   0      SELECT STATEMENT Optimizer=ALL_ROWS (Cost=9 Card=1 Bytes=14)
   1    0   FILTER
   2    1     TABLE ACCESS (BY INDEX ROWID) OF 'table1' (TABLE) (Cost=1 Card=1 Bytes=7)
   3    2       NESTED LOOPS (Cost=3 Card=1 Bytes=14)
   4    3         TABLE ACCESS (BY INDEX ROWID) OF 'table1' (TABLE) (Cost=2 Card=1 Bytes=7)
   5    4           INDEX (RANGE SCAN) OF 'table1_IDX1' (INDEX) (Cost=1 Card=1)
   6    3         INDEX (RANGE SCAN) OF 'table1_IDX1' (INDEX) (Cost=0 Card=1)
   7    1     INTERSECTION
   8    7       SORT (UNIQUE) (Cost=3 Card=108 Bytes=864)
   9    8         TABLE ACCESS (BY INDEX ROWID) OF 'table2' (TABLE) (Cost=2 Card=108 Bytes=864)
10    9           INDEX (RANGE SCAN) OF 'table2_IDX1' (INDEX) (Cost=1 Card=108)
11    7       SORT (UNIQUE) (Cost=3 Card=108 Bytes=864)
12   11         TABLE ACCESS (BY INDEX ROWID) OF 'table2' (TABLE) (Cost=2 Card=108 Bytes=864)
13   12           INDEX (RANGE SCAN) OF 'table2_IDX1' (INDEX) (Cost=1 Card=108)
Statistik
          1 recursive calls
          0 db block gets
    2872765 consistent gets
          0 physical reads
        812 redo size
     964172 bytes sent via SQL*Net to client
      32245 bytes received via SQL*Net from client
       2888 SQL*Net roundtrips to/from client
     860256 sorts (memory)
          0 sorts (disk)
      43302 rows processed Looks like a big number of consistent gets! Any idea how to improve on that?
Martin.

Need to write with single select statement

NAME
SAL
GENDER
X    10000    M
X    9000    F
Y    8000    M
Y    7000    M
Z    6000    F
Z    5000    F
A    4000    M
A    4000    F
1) How to write a query that displays the name that exist in both male and female gender. using single select statement
I tried this one
SELECT NAME FROM EMPL WHERE NAME IN (SELECT NAME FROM EMPL WHERE GENDER='F') AND GENDER='M';
It worked fine
But when i converted to single select statement it didn't work . You can find the query below. can i rewrite in any possible ways(using single select statement).
Select name from table_name where gender='M' and gender='F'
thanks in advance

If a Name does not exist with same gender
i.e
Name     Gender
X              M
X              M
if above sceniorio not exist in ur data than following query will work
select name from table_name
group by name
having count(name) > 1

Passing parameter into select statement by using function in discoverer

I have created two functions in database named Period_in and Period_out and a global variable g_period_name
I have called Period_out function in VIEW(Select statement where condition).
I have registered Period_in function in discoverer admin then created calculation (called Period_in(:input parameter))in discoverer plus.
My expectation is user will enter period name and that will hit Period_in function and returns 1 and stores entered period name in g_period_name at runtime. then VIEW will executed and fetches data.
But i am getting no data found.
Problem is 2 functions running at the same time in select statement. Please help me to overcome this. Thanks in advance
FUNCTION period_in (p_period VARCHAR2)
      RETURN NUMBER
   AS
   BEGIN
      g_period_name := p_period;
      RETURN 1;
   END period_in;
   FUNCTION period_out
      RETURN VARCHAR2
   AS
   BEGIN
      RETURN g_period_name;
   END period_out;

You can use this code:
WITH cte
AS ( SELECT EmpID ,
EmpName ,
[dbo].[udf_testFunction](EmpID) AS testfunctionvalue
FROM #Temp
SELECT EmpID ,
EmpName ,
testfunctionvalue ,
testfunctionvalue * EmpID ,
testfunctionvalue + 2
FROM cte
But using scalar functions in select clause can hurt the performance. Please see this link:
SQL Server Scalar User Defined Function Performance
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TDE Issue with UPDATE/SELECT statement

We just implemented TDE on a table and now our import script is getting errors. The import script has not changed and has been running fine for over a year. The script failed right after applying TDE on the table.
Oracle 10g Release 2 on Solaris.
Here are the encrypted colums:
COLUMN_NAME ENCRYPTION_ALG SALT
PERSON_ID AES 192 bits key NO
PERSON_KEY AES 192 bits key NO
USERNAME AES 192 bits key NO
FIRST_NAME AES 192 bits key NO
MIDDLE_NAME AES 192 bits key NO
LAST_NAME AES 192 bits key NO
NICKNAME AES 192 bits key NO
EMAIL_ADDRESS AES 192 bits key NO
AKO_EMAIL AES 192 bits key NO
CREATION_DATE AES 192 bits key NO
Here is the UPDATE/SELECT statement that is failing:
UPDATE cslmo_framework.users a
       SET ( person_id
           , username
           , first_name
           , middle_name
           , last_name
           , suffix
           , user_status_seq
         = (
             SELECT person_id
                  , username
                  , first_name
                  , middle_name
                  , last_name
                  , suffix
                  , user_status_seq
               FROM cslmo.vw_import_employee i
              WHERE i.person_key = a.person_key
     WHERE EXISTS
               SELECT 1
                 FROM cslmo.vw_import_employee i
                WHERE i.person_key = a.person_key
                  AND (    NVL(a.person_id,0)        <> NVL(i.person_id,0)
                        OR NVL(a.username,' ')       <> NVL(i.username,' ')
                        OR NVL(a.first_name,' ')     <> NVL(i.first_name,' ')
                        OR NVL(a.middle_name,' ')    <> NVL(i.middle_name,' ')
                        OR NVL(a.last_name,' ')      <> NVL(i.last_name,' ')
                        OR NVL(a.suffix,' ')         <> NVL(i.suffix,' ')
                        OR NVL(a.user_status_seq,99) <> NVL(i.user_status_seq,99)
cslmo@awpswebj-dev> exec cslmo.pkg_acpers_import.p_users
Error importing USERS table.START p_users UPDATE
Error Message: ORA-01483: invalid length for DATE or NUMBER bind variableI rewrote the procedure using BULK COLLECT and a FORALL statement and that seems to work fine. Here is the new code:
declare
   bulk_errors EXCEPTION ;
   PRAGMA EXCEPTION_INIT(bulk_errors,-24381) ;
   l_idx      NUMBER ;
   l_err_msg VARCHAR2(2000) ;
   l_err_code NUMBER ;
   l_update   NUMBER := 0 ;
   l_count    NUMBER := 0 ;
   TYPE person_key_tt
       IS
           TABLE OF cslmo_framework.users.person_key%TYPE
                INDEX BY BINARY_INTEGER ;
   arr_person_key   person_key_tt ;
   TYPE person_id_tt
       IS
          TABLE OF cslmo_framework.users.person_id%TYPE
                INDEX BY BINARY_INTEGER ;
   arr_person_id   person_id_tt ;
   TYPE username_tt
      IS
          TABLE OF cslmo_framework.users.username%TYPE
               INDEX BY BINARY_INTEGER ;
   arr_username   username_tt ;
   TYPE first_name_tt
      IS
         TABLE OF cslmo_framework.users.first_name%TYPE
              INDEX BY BINARY_INTEGER ;
   arr_first_name   first_name_tt ;
   TYPE middle_name_tt
     IS
         TABLE OF cslmo_framework.users.middle_name%TYPE
             INDEX BY BINARY_INTEGER ;
   arr_middle_name   middle_name_tt ;
   TYPE last_name_tt
         IS
            TABLE OF cslmo_framework.users.last_name%TYPE
                 INDEX BY BINARY_INTEGER ;
   arr_last_name   last_name_tt ;
   TYPE suffix_tt
         IS
            TABLE OF cslmo_framework.users.suffix%TYPE
                 INDEX BY BINARY_INTEGER ;
   arr_suffix   suffix_tt ;
   TYPE user_status_seq_tt
         IS
            TABLE OF cslmo_framework.users.user_status_seq%TYPE
                 INDEX BY BINARY_INTEGER ;
   arr_user_status_seq   user_status_seq_tt ;
   CURSOR users_upd IS
      SELECT i.person_key
             ,i.person_id
             ,i.username
             ,i.first_name
             ,i.middle_name
             ,i.last_name
             ,i.suffix
             ,i.user_status_seq
      FROM   cslmo.vw_import_employee i ,
             cslmo_framework.users    u
      WHERE i.person_key = u.person_key ;
begin
   OPEN users_upd ;
   LOOP
        FETCH   users_upd
         BULK
      COLLECT
         INTO    arr_person_key
               , arr_person_id
               , arr_username
               , arr_first_name
               , arr_middle_name
               , arr_last_name
               , arr_suffix
               , arr_user_status_seq
        LIMIT         100 ;
        FORALL idx IN 1 .. arr_person_key.COUNT
            SAVE EXCEPTIONS
            UPDATE cslmo_framework.users u
              SET
                   person_id                =   arr_person_id(idx)
                 , username                 =   arr_username(idx)
                 , first_name               =   arr_first_name(idx)
                 , middle_name              =   arr_middle_name(idx)
                 , last_name                =   arr_last_name(idx)
                 , suffix                   =   arr_suffix(idx)
                 , user_status_seq          =   arr_user_status_seq(idx)
             WHERE u.person_key = arr_person_key(idx)
             AND
                   ( NVL(u.person_id,0) != NVL(arr_person_id(idx),0)
             OR
                     NVL(u.username,' ') != NVL(arr_username(idx),' ')
             OR
                     NVL(u.first_name,' ') != NVL(arr_first_name(idx),' ')
             OR
                     NVL(u.middle_name, ' ') != NVL(arr_middle_name(idx), ' ')
             OR
                     NVL(u.last_name,' ') != NVL(arr_last_name(idx),' ')
             OR
                     NVL(u.suffix,' ') != NVL(arr_suffix(idx),' ')
             OR
                     NVL(u.user_status_seq,99) != NVL(arr_user_status_seq(idx),99)
      l_count := arr_person_key.COUNT ;
      l_update := l_update + l_count ;
      EXIT WHEN users_upd%NOTFOUND ;
   END LOOP ;
   CLOSE users_upd ;
   COMMIT ;
   dbms_output.put_line('updated records: ' || l_update);
   EXCEPTION
      WHEN bulk_errors THEN
           FOR i IN 1 .. sql%BULK_EXCEPTIONS.COUNT
           LOOP
              l_err_code   :=   sql%BULK_EXCEPTIONS(i).error_code ;
              l_err_msg    :=   sqlerrm(-l_err_code) ;
              l_idx        :=   sql%BULK_EXCEPTIONS(i).error_index;
              dbms_output.put_line('error code: ' || l_err_code);
              dbms_output.put_line('error msg: ' || l_err_msg);
              dbms_output.put_line('at index: ' || l_idx);
           END LOOP ;
           ROLLBACK;
           RAISE;
end ;
cslmo@awpswebj-dev> @cslmo_users_update
updated records: 1274There are about 20 or so other procedure in the import script. I don't want to rewrite them.
Does anyone know why the UPDATE/SELECT is failing? I checked Metalink and could not find anything about this problem.

This is now an Oracle bug, #9182070 on Metalink.
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FORD
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