RADCUCNTUPG Failed.table type /BIO/WMTCTUSERNM : row type /BIO/MTCTUSERNM

Dear All,
We are upgrading our 4.7 NUC system to ECC6 UC through combined upgrade and unicode conversion.
In the upgrade phase, Batch Job RADCUCNTUPG failed. Error message in RADCUCNT.ELG gives the message that table type /BIO/WMTCTUSERNM : row type /BIO/MTCTUSERNM doesnot exist. Nametab cannot be created.
I loged into the shadow instance and found that the view /BIO/MTCTUSERNM exists in DDIC but doesnot exist in the database.
Any solution for this ?
Warm Regards
Mazdul

Dear All,
I was able to find a solution to the problem.
The SAP Shadow instance was up when the error came.
So i logged in to the shadow instance and went to DB02. In DB02, there is an option of database diagonistics, where we can find the list of objects present in DDIC but missing in the database.
When I pressed the refresh button there, I found /BIO/PTCTUSERNM and /BIO/MTCTUSERNM as objects missing in the database.
Selecting these objects I clicked the button to create the objects in the database. I got the message that these objects were successfully created in the database. It should be noted that /BIO/PTCTUSERNM should be activated first and then /BIO/MTCTUSERNM should be activated.
After this I repeated the step and it went ahead. This was my solution, there may be other solution to this other than this. But sap has not come up with any note regarding this, which I think they should.
Hope this would be helpful.´
Warm Regards
Mazdul

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Select count(asurv.sid) as count all
, count(case when asurv.sid between 0 and 9999999999 then 1 else null end) as ctIsaNumber
from SurvCsymb
The sporadic nature would imply that the optimizer usually chooses one path to the data, but sometimes others, and the fact that it occurs during the insert could be irrelevant, any of the preceding joins could be the cause, not the data targeted to be inserted.

How to retrieve the values from PL/SQL table types.

Hi Every one,
I have the following procedure:
DECLARE
TYPE t1 IS TABLE OF emp%ROWTYPE
INDEX BY BINARY_INTEGER;
t t1;
BEGIN
SELECT *
BULK COLLECT INTO t
FROM emp;
END;
This procedure works perfectly fine to store the rows of employee in a table type. I am not able to retrieve the values from Pl/SQL table and display it using dbms_output.put_line command.
Can anybody help me please!!!!!
Thanks
Ahmed.

You mean, you can't add this
for i in t.first..t.last loop
dbms_output.put_line(t(i).empno||' '||t(i).ename||' '||t(i).job);
end loop;or you can't add this
set serveroutput onor maybe, you are working in third party application where dbms_output is not applicable at all?
You see, not able like very similar it is not working - both are too vague...
Best regards
Maxim

Passing parameters to PL/SQL table types

Hi Everybody,
I have one question about passing PL/SQL tables types and tabs as IN parameter in procedure.I am working in 11.2.0.2.0 environment. I am stuck on how to pass those values to procedure.Please find below more details:
Table 1:
CREATE TABLE ITEMS
ITEM_ID VARCHAR2(40 BYTE) NOT NULL,
ITEM_NAME VARCHAR2(40 BYTE),
SERIAL NUMBER(2),
ADDED_ON DATE);
Table 2:
CREATE TABLE ITEM_ACTIVITY_INFO
ITEM_ID VARCHAR2(40 BYTE) NOT NULL,
ACCOUNT_TYPE VARCHAR2(1 BYTE),
ID_NUMBER NUMBER(3),
ACTIVATION_DATE DATE);
Table 3:
CREATE TABLE ITEM_GROUP
GROUP_ID NUMBER(2) NOT NULL,
ITEM_ID VARCHAR2(40 BYTE),
GROUP_TYPE VARCHAR2(20 BYTE),
GROUP_DATE DATE);
Table 4:
CREATE TABLE ITEM_ADDRESS
GROUP_ID NUMBER(2) NOT NULL,
NAME VARCHAR2(60 BYTE),
ADDRESS VARCHAR2(100));
Following types are created:
CREATE OR REPLACE TYPE ITEMS_TYPE AS OBJECT
ITEM_ID VARCHAR2(40 BYTE),
ITEM_NAME VARCHAR2(40 BYTE),
SERIAL NUMBER(2),
ADDED_ON DATE);
CREATE OR REPLACE TYPE ITEM_ACTIVITY_TYPE AS OBJECT
ITEM_ID VARCHAR2(40 BYTE),
ACCOUNT_TYPE VARCHAR2(1 BYTE),
ID_NUMBER NUMBER(3),
ACTIVATION_DATE DATE);
CREATE OR REPLACE TYPE ITEM_GROUP_COMP_TYPE AS OBJECT
GROUP_ID NUMBER(2) NOT NULL,
ITEM_ID VARCHAR2(40 BYTE),
GROUP_TYPE VARCHAR2(20 BYTE),
GROUP_DATE DATE
ITEM_ADDRESS_IN ITEM_ADDRESS_TYPE);
CREATE OR REPLACE TYPE ITEM_ADDRESS_TYPE AS OBJECT
GROUP_ID NUMBER(2),
NAME VARCHAR2(60 BYTE),
ADDRESS VARCHAR2(100));
CREATE OR REPLACE TYPE ITEM_GROUP_COMP_TAB AS TABLE OF ITEM_GROUP_COMP_TYPE;
Create or replace procedure ITEM_ADD_CHANGE(
ITEM_IN IN ITEMS_TYPE,
ITEM_ACTIVITY_IN IN ITEM_ACTIVITY_TYPE,
ITEM_GROUP_IN IN ITEM_GROUP_COMP_TAB,
ITEM_OUT IN OUT ITEMS.ITEM_ID%TYPE);
Above are the paramteres we are passing to procedure.
I need help in how to pass parameters to above procedure. All comments and responses will be highly appreciated. Thanks everyone for going through the post. Please let me know if more more information is required on this problem.
Regards
Dev

Billy Verreynne wrote:
Types used in this fashion, only make sense if the table is based on the type. It makes very little sense to have a table structure and then to duplicate the structure using a type.
The 2 structures may be defined the same. But they are NOT interchangeable and requires one to be converted to the other to use. This is not sensible in my view. It is far easier in that case to simply use the PL/SQL macro +%RowType+ to create a duplicate structure definition - one that can natively be used for touching that table, without conversions required.
If you do want to use types, define the type, then define the table of that type, adding the required constraints (pk, fk, not null, check) to the table's definition.Billy:
Just curious, why do you say it makes very little sense to have a type modeled on a table? I do that a lot. In my case, I am getting the values from an external program, not building them manually, but it makes a lot of sense to me.
One application where I do this a lot has a java front-end that parses HL7 messages. Each message contains at least minimal information about a variable number of entities (and often several rows for an entity) in the database, and must be processed as a single atomic trasnaction. So, rather than have potentially hundreds of parameters to the "main" driver procedures for different message types I created a set of types more or less identical to the tables representing the entities. The java program parses the mesasge and populates the type, then calls the appropriate stored procedure for the message type passing in the populated types. My stored procedure then does inserts/updates or deletes as appropriate over potentially dozens of tables.
John

Block with more than one table type agurment - Update Procedure for Block

Hi,
I have one form with 3 Block. First Block is single row block, and other 2 are details block . The details balocks are based on the Procedure datasource, because of the complex query conditions. Now my requirement is When Inserting / Updating the Master Block (Single Row Block), I need to get the values in the two details block , because I need to update some other tables also based on these values. I created a procedure with two Table Type parameters (for each details block) , but when I using this procedure as the Update Procedure Name in the block, I am getting the error Only One table type arguement is allowed. Is there any other method to implement this.
Thanks in advance.

Rizly,
A quick summary to make sure I understand your requirements. You have a single row base table master block with two detail blocks that are based on Procedures. When you update the single row base table master block, you need all of the data in the two procedure based detail blocks as there are updates that you have to perform to other tables that use this data. You have created a stored procedure that take two PL/SQL tables as parameters, but you are getting the error that only 1 table parameter is allowed.
I need to ask you a few questions first. What is your Forms version? The stored procedure you created; are you using this procedure in the "On-Insert, On-Update, On-Delete" triggers or do you call the procedure in one of the Base Table block ("Key-Commit, When-Button-Pressed" or other trigger)? When you modify or add a new Master block record are you adding values to the detail blocks or using values from the previous Master block record?
If you are using your procedure in the On-Insert, On-Update or On-Delete trigger(s), then based on your description, the error you are receiving is correct. The "On-..." triggers are constrained in that their procedures expect only a single PL/SQL table, Table of Records or Ref Cursor as a parameter. This is a Forms constraint - not a PL/SQL constraint as Forms is expecting you to only perform actions on the block where the "On-..." Trigger is located.
Perhaps you should consider creating a database Package that has two package specification constructs (Ref Cursor, Table of Records, etc) you can populate from Forms and then simply call the package procedure that will use the Ref Cursors to perform the needed update or inserts.
Hope this helps.
Craig...
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Regarding appending data in table type

Hello Experts,
Actually, I have one structure and in that I am using one table type .
e.g. in the main structure, fields are as follows,
po_number po_line_item_no gr_details
here gr_details is table type having following fields.
gr_number gr_qty gr_date
As we all know that one po can have multiple GR,
I want to append entries in the above structure in such a way that for one po entry , in the same record , multiple Gr entries should come.
I am doing one program , in it is mendatory.
can anyone please revert back on the same with High Priority ( Coding in Program to append values as per explained above ).
Best Regards,
Rashmi.

Hi!
For the same PO entry multiple GRs in same record is not possible. But you can have multiple GR entries in your internal table with same PO details.
For eg. If you have one PO with 4 GRs then you will have 4 lines in internal table that belong to same PO but different GRs. In this case PO details would be redundant.
To read these values into internal table
1. You can read the GR details into corresponding columns of internal table and then update the PO columns for these records.
2. The other bit diffcult way could be to read all PO details into internal table. Then loop at internal table for each PO find out the no. of GRs. If it has N no of GRs then add (N-1) rows with same PO details and different GR details and update the N the GR detail into the existing row of the internal table. If it has only 1 GR then update the existing line. If PO has no GR then delete the table line.
Reward points for all the useful answers.

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