Query update with dynamic vars

Hello there,
i've got a dynamic generated form, with x input fields,
generated from x days
so if i have 3 days, and each day contains 3 input fields, i
dynamicly name my fields
field1_1
field1_2
field1_3
field2_1
field2_2
field2_3
and so on...
in my result page, i can capture those fields by making
<cfloop from 1 to 3 index i>
<cfparam name=field1_#i#>
</cfloop>
but then i don't know how to update my query, because i would
have to use this syntax, which is not correct...
<cfloop from 1 to 3 index i>
UPDATE ... SET field 1_1 = #field1_#i##
</cfloop>
is there another way?
tnx for any help!

Use array notation. Assumes you're using POST:
<cfparam name="form.field1_#i#" default="" >
UPDATE ... SET field 1_1 = form["field1_#i#"]

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(ITEM_NO, ITEM_TYPE, ITEM_TYPE_SCO, ITEM_NO_SCO, ARTSAL_SEQ_PRIO,
ART_SCO_QTY, ITEM_SEQ_PRIO, PCKL_SEQ_PRIO, REG_DATE, UPD_DATE,
DELETE_DATE, USER_NO_CHG)
Values
('80067586', 'ART', 'SCI', '00245905', 21,
1, NULL, 1, TO_DATE('10/03/2009 15:46:04', 'MM/DD/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), TO_DATE('10/03/2009 15:46:04', 'MM/DD/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'),
NULL, '1008920');
Insert into isct
(ITEM_NO, ITEM_TYPE, ITEM_TYPE_SCO, ITEM_NO_SCO, ARTSAL_SEQ_PRIO,
ART_SCO_QTY, ITEM_SEQ_PRIO, PCKL_SEQ_PRIO, REG_DATE, UPD_DATE,
DELETE_DATE, USER_NO_CHG)
Values
('20145196', 'ART', 'SCI', '00245905', 22,
2, NULL, 1, TO_DATE('10/03/2009 15:46:04', 'MM/DD/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), TO_DATE('10/03/2009 15:46:04', 'MM/DD/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'),
NULL, '1008920');
Insert into isct
(ITEM_NO, ITEM_TYPE, ITEM_TYPE_SCO, ITEM_NO_SCO, ARTSAL_SEQ_PRIO,
ART_SCO_QTY, ITEM_SEQ_PRIO, PCKL_SEQ_PRIO, REG_DATE, UPD_DATE,
DELETE_DATE, USER_NO_CHG)
Values
('00067585', 'ART', 'SCI', '00245905', 23,
1, NULL, 1, TO_DATE('10/03/2009 15:46:04', 'MM/DD/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), TO_DATE('10/03/2009 15:46:04', 'MM/DD/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'),
NULL, '1008920');
Insert into isct
(ITEM_NO, ITEM_TYPE, ITEM_TYPE_SCO, ITEM_NO_SCO, ARTSAL_SEQ_PRIO,
ART_SCO_QTY, ITEM_SEQ_PRIO, PCKL_SEQ_PRIO, REG_DATE, UPD_DATE,
DELETE_DATE, USER_NO_CHG)
Values
('80124087', 'ART', 'SCI', '00245905', 24,
1, NULL, 1, TO_DATE('10/03/2009 15:46:04', 'MM/DD/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), TO_DATE('10/03/2009 15:46:04', 'MM/DD/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'),
NULL, '1008920');
Insert into isct
(ITEM_NO, ITEM_TYPE, ITEM_TYPE_SCO, ITEM_NO_SCO, ARTSAL_SEQ_PRIO,
ART_SCO_QTY, ITEM_SEQ_PRIO, PCKL_SEQ_PRIO, REG_DATE, UPD_DATE,
DELETE_DATE, USER_NO_CHG)
Values
('39809661', 'SPR', 'SCI', '00245781', 1,
1, 1, 1, TO_DATE('10/04/2009 15:24:22', 'MM/DD/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), TO_DATE('10/04/2009 15:24:22', 'MM/DD/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'),
NULL, '1007193');
Insert into icont (ITEM_TYPE,ITEM_NO,ITEM_TYPE_CHILD,ITEM_NO_CHILD,ITEM_QTY_CHILD,REG_DATE,UPD_DATE,DELETE_DATE,II_DATE,IU_DATE,SORT_NO) values ('SPR','39809661','ART','44178610',1,to_timestamp('23-FEB-07','DD-MON-RR HH24.MI.SSXFF'),to_timestamp('23-FEB-07','DD-MON-RR HH24.MI.SSXFF'),null,to_timestamp('15-NOV-07','DD-MON-RR HH24.MI.SSXFF'),to_timestamp('20-DEC-07','DD-MON-RR HH24.MI.SSXFF'),2);
Insert into icont (ITEM_TYPE,ITEM_NO,ITEM_TYPE_CHILD,ITEM_NO_CHILD,ITEM_QTY_CHILD,REG_DATE,UPD_DATE,DELETE_DATE,II_DATE,IU_DATE,SORT_NO) values ('SPR','39809661','ART','70132375',1,to_timestamp('06-SEP-07','DD-MON-RR HH24.MI.SSXFF'),to_timestamp('06-SEP-07','DD-MON-RR HH24.MI.SSXFF'),null,to_timestamp('15-NOV-07','DD-MON-RR HH24.MI.SSXFF'),to_timestamp('20-DEC-07','DD-MON-RR HH24.MI.SSXFF'),4);
Insert into icont (ITEM_TYPE,ITEM_NO,ITEM_TYPE_CHILD,ITEM_NO_CHILD,ITEM_QTY_CHILD,REG_DATE,UPD_DATE,DELETE_DATE,II_DATE,IU_DATE,SORT_NO) values ('SPR','39809661','ART','74249710',1,to_timestamp('23-FEB-07','DD-MON-RR HH24.MI.SSXFF'),to_timestamp('23-FEB-07','DD-MON-RR HH24.MI.SSXFF'),null,to_timestamp('15-NOV-07','DD-MON-RR HH24.MI.SSXFF'),to_timestamp('20-DEC-07','DD-MON-RR HH24.MI.SSXFF'),3);
Insert into icont (ITEM_TYPE,ITEM_NO,ITEM_TYPE_CHILD,ITEM_NO_CHILD,ITEM_QTY_CHILD,REG_DATE,UPD_DATE,DELETE_DATE,II_DATE,IU_DATE,SORT_NO) values ('SPR','39809661','ART','80067553',1,to_timestamp('23-FEB-07','DD-MON-RR HH24.MI.SSXFF'),to_timestamp('23-FEB-07','DD-MON-RR HH24.MI.SSXFF'),null,to_timestamp('15-NOV-07','DD-MON-RR HH24.MI.SSXFF'),to_timestamp('20-DEC-07','DD-MON-RR HH24.MI.SSXFF'),1);
COMMIT;
Now if you create a view:
create or replace view test_v
(ITEM_NO, ITEM_TYPE, ITEM_NO_SCO,ITEM_TYPE_SCO)
as
SELECT T.ITEM_NO, T.ITEM_TYPE, CONNECT_BY_ROOT T.ITEM_NO_SCO,T.ITEM_TYPE_SCO
FROM
SELECT NVL(C.ITEM_NO_CHILD, I.ITEM_NO) ITEM_NO, NVL(C.ITEM_TYPE_CHILD, I.ITEM_TYPE) ITEM_TYPE, I.ITEM_TYPE_SCO, I.ITEM_NO_SCO
FROM isct I,
icont C
WHERE I.ITEM_NO = C.ITEM_NO(+)
AND I.ITEM_TYPE = C.ITEM_TYPE(+)
) T
CONNECT BY PRIOR T.ITEM_NO = T.ITEM_NO_SCO AND PRIOR T.ITEM_TYPE = T.ITEM_TYPE_SCO;
Then run the below query:
select * from test_v where item_no_sco = '00245905'
the output is got within a second. but the real scenario is that both table icont and isct have millions of rows. In that case even this small query of the view takes 10minutes as there a FULL TABLE JOIN.
How do I give the START WITH in the view to make it faster i.e.
even with millions of rows the output of this comes in seconds:
SELECT T.ITEM_NO, T.ITEM_TYPE, CONNECT_BY_ROOT T.ITEM_NO_SCO,T.ITEM_TYPE_SCO
FROM
SELECT NVL(C.ITEM_NO_CHILD, I.ITEM_NO) ITEM_NO, NVL(C.ITEM_TYPE_CHILD, I.ITEM_TYPE) ITEM_TYPE, I.ITEM_TYPE_SCO, I.ITEM_NO_SCO
FROM isct I,
icont C
WHERE I.ITEM_NO = C.ITEM_NO(+)
AND I.ITEM_TYPE = C.ITEM_TYPE(+)
) T
START WITH T.ITEM_NO_SCO = '00245905'
CONNECT BY PRIOR T.ITEM_NO = T.ITEM_NO_SCO AND PRIOR T.ITEM_TYPE = T.ITEM_TYPE_SCO;
I want to summarize the above the post, you can use START WITH in a stand alone query, in a function etc. But how do you use it in a VIEW?
Thanks,
Vikram

user12004283 wrote:
Hi,
Thanks for the quick replies.
I was more looking for a solution with only SQL i.e I dont want to go for any package or outside variable.
Isn't there a way to achieve this through advanced SQL?
Also why when I create a join in a query having connect by without start with it does a full table scan of the joined table, isnt there a better way to create a join, I mean there is no need to run the whole view at a time, it would be run with a input but why isnt the connect by using to input as a START WITH!
Thanks,
VikramBut the solution is "only SQL", that you have to initialize a variable doesn't change that fact.
If you absolutely can't make that solution work, you could code this in DYNAMIC SQL, but that would much more 'bad' than the suggested implementation.
Why exactly do you need a view at all for this?
SELECT
NVL(C.ITEM_NO_CHILD, I.ITEM_NO)     as ITEM_NO,
NVL(C.ITEM_TYPE_CHILD, I.ITEM_TYPE) as ITEM_TYPE,
CONNECT_BY_ROOT I.ITEM_NO_SCO       as ITEM_NO_SCO,
I.ITEM_TYPE_SCO
FROM isct I,
      icont C
WHERE I.ITEM_NO = C.ITEM_NO(+)
AND I.ITEM_TYPE = C.ITEM_TYPE(+)
start with I.ITEM_NO_SCO = :YOUR_BIND_VARIABLE
CONNECT BY PRIOR I.ITEM_NO = I.ITEM_NO_SCO AND PRIOR I.ITEM_TYPE = I.ITEM_TYPE_SCO;Is about as simple as it gets, no need for a view ... no need for anything flashy. What is your justification behind 'needing' a view for this?

Unit test with Dynamic Value Query

Hi,
I am planing a function which should return a table name for a given ROWID. The ROWID will be selected from a view. Now I am trying to setup a unit test which consists of Startup and Teardown Process as well as a Dynamic Value Query. During Startup Process one dataset is inserted in a table which is part of a view definition. The dataset should be selected during Dynamic Value Query. However I am getting the following error message: Unable to run the test because no rows were returned by the dynamic query. Is there the possibility that within a Dynamic Value Query I can't make use of datasets which where inserted by a Startup Process? I am asking because the selection outside the unit testing framework supplies the dataset as expected.
SQL Developer: 3.2.20.09 Build MAIN-09.87
Java: 1.6.0_45
Regards.

Dynamic SQL is very tricky. Since you can get the data outside your application extract and test the dynamic SQL as it is generated. When working with dynamic SQL I find it useful to first generate the SQL text as a string and then if necessary store it in a table (CLOB type) for later reference. Because of the uncertainty of obtaining bind variable values later I prefer to hard-code such values into dynamic SQL - possibly slightly less efficient for Oracle at run time but a lot easier to work with when debugging and tuning (again, apart from the built-in inefficiency of not using bind variables) I usually find the overhead of the hard-coded values not too bad and the ability to know the data values at a glance useful. I also find it useful to write dynamic SQL in such a way so that the resulting statement can be pasted in to any normal SQL tool (SQL*PLUS, SQL*Developer) and run without any editing.
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ADF query panel with table, adding new search fields dynamically

I am a beginner very new to ADF world. I have a ADF query panel with table which has its source from a ViewCriteria. I need to add a new search field on the form dynamically based on the user's need. Assume I am using a Employee table and I have search "employee ID" as one field in the form, upon clicking a add button in the form I need to have a another "employee ID" field appears along with the already existing one.
I tried to add the condition in ViewCriteria but do not know how to add it ?
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User, please always tell us your jdev version.
Well, this use case need some thinking to be done. What do you want to archive with adding a new query field to the panel? As you said you already have one field for employeeId and now, on a click on a button, you add another one. How would the resulting query work with the new field? Should it use 'and' to concatenate the query or should it use 'or'?
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Once you understand how this works you may come back with a more detailed use case description or you have found the solution already. Read the documentation on af:query along with trying otu the component.
Timo

Update VM with dynamic memory fails

Update-VM orchestrator action seems to fail to handle updating VM's with dynamic memory, is there a solution for that or am I doing something wrong?
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The only relevant document I was able to find is this -
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Urgent: Issue with Dynamic VO Query in LoV

Hi All,
We have created an LoV based on a Vo. We have put a dummy query initially and are trying to change the VO query at run time.(using vo.setQuery method). But surprsingly LoV display is still as per static query.And when I do vo.getAllRowsInRange and see the actual values the results are as per the
Dynamic query.
Basicall I want to kniw:
Is it possibble to change the entire VO query dynamically and use that in LoV? But its working perfectly fine outside LoV .
Apprecite quick reponnce in this.
Thanks
Annadurai

Thank You,
Below is a method in AM for whcich the LoV and VO are associated. This method gets trigeered from LoV controller.
public void initVo()
String http="http://schemas.xmlsoap.org/soap/envelope/";
String qry=" select * from( SELECT "+
"extract(value(p),'//altContactName/text()','xmlns:soap="+http+"').getStringval() one "+
",extract(value(p),'//customerNumber/text()','xmlns:soap="+http+"').getStringval() two "+
",extract(value(p),'//csystemDescription/text()','xmlns:soap="+http+"').getStringval() three "+
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" EXTRACT"+
" (Pkg.proc('aaaaa'),'//result')"+
" )"+
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vo.setMaxFetchSize(-1);
vo.setWhereClause(null);
vo.setWhereClauseParams(null);
vo.executeQuery();
//vo.setRangeSize(-1);
//vo.executeQuery();
Row[] rows=vo.getAllRowsInRange();
System.out.println("Lenght:"+rows.length);
for(int rowIndex = 0; rowIndex < rows.length; rowIndex++)
String one = (String)rows[rowIndex].getAttribute("One");
String two = (String)rows[rowIndex].getAttribute("Two");
System.out.println("One:"+one);
System.out.println("Two:"+two);
System.out.println("in vo.getQuery:"+vo.getQuery());
One more thing i noticed is, if i dont add any filtering criteria and direclty click 'Go' its woeking fine, i.e getting values from the dynamic query.
But if i add some filtering criteria like '%' its using the static query and binding the filtering criteria to that query rather than dynamic query.
Thanks in advance
Annadurai

I'm getting the below issue when I try to deploy a report with Dynamic parameters, when I deploy it with static parameters I'm not getting this issue.

I’m getting the below issue when I try to deploy a crystal report with Dynamic parameters in BI Launch Pad, when I deploy the same report with static parameters I can deploy and run it. I have Restarted the BI server, still the issue exitno use. kindly help me on this issue.
“This error occurred: Adding Crystal Report "CrystalReport1.rpt" failed. The server with kind rptappserver returned an error result. Failed to copy the report file to the report object. Refreshing the report object properties might have failed. Failed to read data from report file CrystalReport1. Reason: Failed to read parameter object”.

BO does not run dynamic params through the report as would happen without BusinessObjects (BO) or Crystal Reports Server (CRS). When you publish a report with dynamic parameters to BO/CRS, the prompt is published to the repository so that it can be accessed through the Business View Manager (which can be installed as part of the client tools). In order for this to work a couple of things need to happen:
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2. Your BO/CRS user needs to have "view" access to the Crystal2013ReportApplicationServer in the Servers section in the CMC - in fact, the Everyone group should be given view access to the server in order for dynamic prompts to work correctly.
3. In the Business View Manager, the Administrator user needs to give your user, or, even better, a Crystal Developers group full control access to the "Dynamic Cascading Prompts" folder.
Best practice for dynamic prompts in a BO/CRS environment is to actually create the prompts in the Business View Manager. This will allow you to create a single data connection that can be reused and also create lists of values such that the same list or prompt can be reused by multiple reports. If you just create the prompts in Crystal, you will end up with multiple data connections to the same database, the prompts will use the whole query for the reports to get the dynamic values instead of just a focused query to the lookup table that contains the values, and there ends up being lots of duplication and chaos.
-Dell

How to clone data with in Table with dynamic 'n' number of columns

Hi All,
I've a table with syntax,
create table Temp (id number primary key, name varchar2(10), partner varchar2(10), info varchar2(20));
And with data like
insert itno temp values (sequence.nextval, 'test', 'p1', 'info for p1');
insert into temp values (sequence.nextval, 'test', 'p2', 'info for p2');
And now, i need to clone the data in TEMP table of name 'test' for new name 'test1' and here is my script,
insert into Temp select sequence.nextval id, 'test1' name, partner, info from TEMP where name='test1';
this query executed successfully and able to insert records.
The PROBLEM is,
if some new columns added in TEMP table, need to update this query.
How to clone the data with in the table for *'n' number of columns and*
some columns with dynamic data and remaining columns as source data.
Thanks & Regards
PavanPinnu.
Edited by: pavankumargupta on Apr 30, 2009 10:37 AM

Hi,
Thanks for the quick reply.
My Scenario, is we have a Game Details table. When ever some Game get cloned, we need to add new records in to that Table for the new Game.
As, the id will be primary key, this should populate from a Sequence (in our system, we used this) and Game Name will be new Game Name. And data for other columns should be same as Parent Game.
when ever business needs changes, there will be some addition of new columns in Table.
And with the existing query,
insert into Temp (id, name, partner, info) select sequence.nextval id, 'test1' name, partner, info from TEMP where name='test'_
will successfully add new rows but new added columns will have empty data.
so, is there any way to do this, i mean, some columns with sequence values and other columns with existing values.
One way, we can do is, get ResultSet MetaData (i'm using Java), and parse the columns. prepare a query in required format.
I'm looking for alternative ways in query format in SQL.
Thanks & Regards
PavanPinnu.
Edited by: pavankumargupta on Apr 30, 2009 11:05 AM
Edited by: pavankumargupta on Apr 30, 2009 11:05 AM

Xcelsius Engage: Issue with dynamic visibilty of data in dashboard

Hi,
We have a requirement for a dashboard where data for 5 Sites need to be displayed as per 17 KPIs and 12 different rolling months.
Raw sample data looks like below-
SITE KPI        ActYTD Act(Pre Month) PlanYTD Plan(Prev Month) VarianceYTD Variance(Pre Month)
A       On-Time   76.7         82.92                  111.50       109.50             -1                    -1
B       Delay       73.70       80.00                   79.75        77.75             -1                     1
There are 5 different Sites and 17 different KPIs.
Based on the raw data that we get from BI (7.0 query output), we manipulate it in MS excel, using some lookups and formulae to obtain certain values, store them in designated sheets and then Xcelsius (different components) use these sheets as source.
We are having three levels of navigation-
1. Main screen listing all KPIs site wise and months ( the site and months could be selected from Combo boxes at the top). The KPIs are bind to a list view, each row is a selectable KPI leading to level two navigation.
2. Level two contains the details for each KPI ( values and trend chart). Selection in the chart for a Site leads to level 3 navigation.
3. Level 3 screen contains data by KPI and by Site for 12 rolling months ( The sites could be changed from a drop-down).
There are custom navigation buttons (home/back) to enable navigations between the screens.
We are using 3 panel containers, 2 list views, 4-5 combo boxes and some hidden button ( with dynamic visibilty).
The workbook has 8-9 different sheets, though the Xcelsius componets are bound to only 3 sheets.
Things work fine till we select 14th KPI , but Xcelsius starts behaving awkwardly when we select 15th KPI and further.For the selected KPI, the level two screen would load for a flash of a second and then the control comes back to level 1 screen. We do not face this issue till 14th KPI.
In-order to eliminate possibiltes we did the following-
1. Changed the order of KPIs - issue persists
2. Changed the Excel option " Max. no of Rows" to 4000- issue persists
3. Decreased the amount of data to be loaded - issue persists ( though at max we are loading data for 2000 rows)
4. Decreased the no. of KPIs to 14 in level 1 list view - all works fine.
We have not noticed any gradual decrease in performance/load time till 14th KPI but everything goes for a toss when the 15th KPI is displayed.
We are on the latest Xcelsius patch ( patch 3).
We would appreciate any pointers/help to resolve this issue.
Thanks in advance for your time.
Best Regards,
Bansi.

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