Recognize sysdate stored in database?

Hi:
How to recognize sysdate+10_ literally stored in the database to have the actual meaning?
Saad

Hi
Just a little bit modification in Billy's post
SQL> create table test2(col1 varchar2(20));
Table created.
SQL> insert into test2 values('sysdate+10');
1 row created.
SQL> select * from test2;
COL1
sysdate+10
SQL> commit;
Commit complete.
SQL> declare
2          v_date varchar2(100) ;
3          d          date;
4      begin
5          select col1 into v_date from test2;
6          execute immediate 'begin :0 := '||v_date||'; end;'
7             using OUT d;
8          dbms_output.put_line( d );
9     end;
10 /
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SQL> set serveroutput on;
SQL> /
14-NOV-09
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

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[Forum FAQ] How do i use xml stored in database as dataset in SQL Server Reporting Services?

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<LastName>Moore</LastName>
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<FirstName>Crystal</FirstName>
<LastName>Hu</LastName>
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CREATE PROCEDURE xml_report
AS
DECLARE @xmlDoc XML;
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FROM
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GO
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Hi,
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> Hi,
>
> I am a newbie to Flex.Can you please help me out with
the procedure as how
> I
> can to provide a link on flex front end screen which
when clicked opens
> either
> pdf's,ppt's,word docs from database. I am integrating
the flex with spring
> and
> hibernate also.can you please tell me how can I
connect(Flex to Java
> connection) to the document in the oracle database with
the link.All the
> documents are stored in database.So for example if a
user clicks on a link
> on
> flex frontend screen it needs to open a pdf file whihc
is stored in
> database.So
> can you please post me the connection details as how
flex calls java and
> inturn
> java calls backend to get the document from database.I
am using
> flex,Spring and
> hibernate frameworks for the application..
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html page in the
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Flexibility:
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Testability:
This whole thread is actually a demo of how testability is much harder if you don't properly separate your code. You posted "getting image stored in database", thinking that was your problem. It wasn't; your problem was actually an error in the way you'd set up your JavaFX code. Because the two were completely mixed together, it was hard to know where the error was. The error you had was actually a really simple one; it would have been much easier to see if you had simpler, properly separated code; but because you didn't organize your code like that it took you days to figure out the problem. This was only a couple of dozen lines of code; imagine how this looks in a real application with hundreds or thousands of classes.
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Example of heavy binary files : videos or heavy pdf files (+200 MB).
With an old aspx web app (1.1) I tried to open a 200MB pdf file stored as a blob in an Oracle 11g database, and it just run out of memory.
However, same asp.net web application had no problem to open same pdf file stored in file system of a server. It could be that maybe there is some proper way to open heavy blobs fields with asp.net.
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user521219 wrote:
With an old aspx web app (1.1) I tried to open a 200MB pdf file stored as a blob in an Oracle 11g database, and it just run out of memory.Because it likely tried to read, and cache, the entire BLOB. Instead of reading and streaming BLOB chunks to the (web browser) client.
However, same asp.net web application had no problem to open same pdf file stored in file system of a server. It could be that maybe there is some proper way to open heavy blobs fields with asp.net.So now blame Oracle for the inability of an ASP/.Net programmer to stream file contents correctly, but not LOB contents?
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I am using oralce forms Release 10.2.0.1.0 .
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Your question does not seem apparently meaningful. If you need to store a 5MB image in the database, you store a 5MB image, not a 200 KB image or a 200 MB image. Business needs always trumph performance.
Not surprisingly, the larger the image the more resources it takes to read and write it.
What is a meaningful question is whether you should use the FILESTREAM feature or not. The cut-off limit here is usually given as 1MB. That is, if your images typically exceeds 1MB you should use FILESTREAM and access the data through Win32
API. If your images are generally below this size, you should stick to regular T-SQL.
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Hi,
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Hi RK,
Thanks for the query, it did solve my purpose.
Only thing is we need to make a small change in the query :
The fu.customer_id is to be mapped to hcar.party_id and not hca.party_id .
SELECT hca.account_number
FROM hz_cust_accounts hca,
fnd_user fu,
hz_cust_account_roles hcar
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Mohammed

Fetch XML data stored in database table column dynamically

Hi All,
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During some project work , we need to fetch value from xml stored in database column.
Problem is rowsof xml column arebit different and have different values.
Could anybody help me to build something dynamic to fetch all values from each row .
My data look like:
TEXT
<
RiskEndorsement><ExistingExposureSplitLimitsChange><NewRiskLimitSeq>536504</NewRiskLimitSeq><EffDate>11/1/2011</EffDate></ExistingExposureSplitLimitsChange></RiskEndorsement>
<
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<
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<
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<
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<
RiskEndorsement><AnniversaryRatingDateSplit><RiskBureauSeq>208975</RiskBureauSeq><RiskIDStatusSeq>1616</RiskIDStatusSeq><RiskIDNbr>230094357</RiskIDNbr><ExModStatusSeq>1607</ExModStatusSeq><ExModFactor>0.8700</ExModFactor><SplitDate>1/1/2012</SplitDate></AnniversaryRatingDateSplit></RiskEndorsement>
<
RiskEndorsement><AnniversaryRatingDateSplit><RiskBureauSeq>213467</RiskBureauSeq><RiskIDStatusSeq>1616</RiskIDStatusSeq><RiskIDNbr>2431638</RiskIDNbr><ExModStatusSeq>1607</ExModStatusSeq><ExModFactor>0.6800</ExModFactor><SplitDate>10/1/2013</SplitDate></AnniversaryRatingDateSplit></RiskEndorsement>
<
RiskEndorsement><NonAnniversaryExModSplit><RiskBureauSeq>213473</RiskBureauSeq><RiskIDStatusSeq>1615</RiskIDStatusSeq><RiskIDNbr>917661014</RiskIDNbr><ExModStatusSeq>1607</ExModStatusSeq><ExModFactor>0.860</ExModFactor><SplitDate>10/1/2013</SplitDate></NonAnniversaryExModSplit></RiskEndorsement>
<
RiskEndorsement><AnniversaryRatingDateSplit><RiskBureauSeq>213497</RiskBureauSeq><RiskIDStatusSeq>1616</RiskIDStatusSeq><RiskIDNbr>1146456</RiskIDNbr><ExModStatusSeq>1607</ExModStatusSeq><ExModFactor>0.830</ExModFactor><SplitDate>10/1/2013</SplitDate></AnniversaryRatingDateSplit></RiskEndorsement>
Andrew

Please post a concise and complete example. Include table DDL and sample data INSERT statements.
Cause the solution depends on your actual structure. Otherwise take a look at the
nodes() method.
E.g.
DECLARE @Sample TABLE
ID INT IDENTITY ,
Data XML
INSERT INTO @Sample
( Data )
VALUES ( '<RiskEndorsement><ExistingExposureSplitLimitsChange><NewRiskLimitSeq>536504</NewRiskLimitSeq><EffDate>11/1/2011</EffDate></ExistingExposureSplitLimitsChange></RiskEndorsement> ' ),
( '<RiskEndorsement><MandatoryStateRateSplit><StateCode>NY</StateCode><EffDate>4/1/2011</EffDate></MandatoryStateRateSplit></RiskEndorsement> ' ),
( '<RiskEndorsement><NonAnniversaryExModSplit><RiskBureauSeq>197608</RiskBureauSeq><RiskIDStatusSeq>1616</RiskIDStatusSeq><RiskIDNbr>0389463</RiskIDNbr><ExModStatusSeq>1607</ExModStatusSeq><ExModFactor>0.890</ExModFactor><SplitDate>3/11/2012</SplitDate></NonAnniversaryExModSplit></RiskEndorsement> ' ),
( '<RiskEndorsement><NonAnniversaryExModSplit><RiskBureauSeq>197613</RiskBureauSeq><RiskIDStatusSeq>1616</RiskIDStatusSeq><RiskIDNbr>0389463</RiskIDNbr><ExModStatusSeq>1607</ExModStatusSeq><ExModFactor>0.970</ExModFactor><SplitDate>1/13/2013</SplitDate></NonAnniversaryExModSplit></RiskEndorsement> ' ),
( '<RiskEndorsement><MandatoryStateRateSplit><StateCode>AL</StateCode><EffDate>7/1/2011</EffDate></MandatoryStateRateSplit></RiskEndorsement> ' ),
( '<RiskEndorsement><AnniversaryRatingDateSplit><RiskBureauSeq>208975</RiskBureauSeq><RiskIDStatusSeq>1616</RiskIDStatusSeq><RiskIDNbr>230094357</RiskIDNbr><ExModStatusSeq>1607</ExModStatusSeq><ExModFactor>0.8700</ExModFactor><SplitDate>1/1/2012</SplitDate></AnniversaryRatingDateSplit></RiskEndorsement> ' ),
( '<RiskEndorsement><AnniversaryRatingDateSplit><RiskBureauSeq>213467</RiskBureauSeq><RiskIDStatusSeq>1616</RiskIDStatusSeq><RiskIDNbr>2431638</RiskIDNbr><ExModStatusSeq>1607</ExModStatusSeq><ExModFactor>0.6800</ExModFactor><SplitDate>10/1/2013</SplitDate></AnniversaryRatingDateSplit></RiskEndorsement> ' ),
( '<RiskEndorsement><NonAnniversaryExModSplit><RiskBureauSeq>213473</RiskBureauSeq><RiskIDStatusSeq>1615</RiskIDStatusSeq><RiskIDNbr>917661014</RiskIDNbr><ExModStatusSeq>1607</ExModStatusSeq><ExModFactor>0.860</ExModFactor><SplitDate>10/1/2013</SplitDate></NonAnniversaryExModSplit></RiskEndorsement> ' ),
( '<RiskEndorsement><AnniversaryRatingDateSplit><RiskBureauSeq>213497</RiskBureauSeq><RiskIDStatusSeq>1616</RiskIDStatusSeq><RiskIDNbr>1146456</RiskIDNbr><ExModStatusSeq>1607</ExModStatusSeq><ExModFactor>0.830</ExModFactor><SplitDate>10/1/2013</SplitDate></AnniversaryRatingDateSplit></RiskEndorsement> ' );
SELECT ID ,
ExistingExposureSplitLimitsChange.value('NewRiskLimitSeq[1]', 'INT') AS NewRiskLimitSeq ,
ExistingExposureSplitLimitsChange.value('EffDate[1]', 'DATE') AS EffDate
FROM @Sample S
CROSS APPLY S.Data.nodes('/RiskEndorsement/ExistingExposureSplitLimitsChange') A ( ExistingExposureSplitLimitsChange );
SELECT ID ,
MandatoryStateRateSplit.value('StateCode[1]', 'NVARCHAR(255)') AS StateCode ,
MandatoryStateRateSplit.value('EffDate[1]', 'DATE') AS EffDate
FROM @Sample S
CROSS APPLY S.Data.nodes('/RiskEndorsement/MandatoryStateRateSplit') A ( MandatoryStateRateSplit );
SELECT ID ,
NonAnniversaryExModSplit.value('RiskBureauSeq[1]', 'INT') AS RiskBureauSeq ,
NonAnniversaryExModSplit.value('RiskIDStatusSeq[1]', 'INT') AS RiskIDStatusSeq ,
NonAnniversaryExModSplit.value('RiskIDNbr[1]', 'INT') AS RiskIDNbr ,
NonAnniversaryExModSplit.value('ExModStatusSeq[1]', 'INT') AS ExModStatusSeq ,
NonAnniversaryExModSplit.value('ExModFactor[1]', 'FLOAT') AS ExModFactor ,
NonAnniversaryExModSplit.value('SplitDate[1]', 'NVARCHAR(255)') AS SplitDateText
FROM @Sample S
CROSS APPLY S.Data.nodes('/RiskEndorsement/NonAnniversaryExModSplit') A ( NonAnniversaryExModSplit );
SELECT ID ,
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Regards
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