SQL Code Output

Hello All,
Does anyone know if it possible to get SQL code ouput for the rules resulting from clustering?
Thanks,
Alan

I'm still not sure that I understand what you are doing...
You're using SQL Developer. Are you using Oracle Data Mining? Unfortunately, Oracle the corporation and Oracle the database use the term "cluster" in a lot of different places so it has a lot of potential meanings. It sounds like you're trying to run a clustering algorithm using Oracle Data Miner on a sample data set.
If that's the case, you probably want to post this over in the Data Mining
Justin

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2)
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lv_i BINARY_INTEGER := 1;
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Hi,
Just an idea. I haven't tried it before in unix server since there's no chance to.
In Windows you can actually map the specified folder where you want to write the file, so in this case, you just need to find a way on how you can map/mount the folder/directory where you want your file written. UTL_FILE can be used to write files(if the file does not exists) and write text in that file on a directory accross the network as I have done it before in Windows machine.
Regards.

Pagination of output php code with sql code

if one program of php including sql query
it seems to output wrong .(means some data will be calculated sum)
if php code output all data in one page.pagination
it seems to output right(means some data will be calculated sum)
if there has column of company including two companies of A and B.
and if each page output 3 lines while A company has 4 lines in sql query,so
the last line of A company will output in second page,
i want to calculate A company including 4 lines sum
how to calculate sum of company of A in second page.
i think it will be a good interesting question of php code with sql code.
who can solution thus question ?
thanks !

Hi,
for Example:
SELECT sum(quantity * price)
FROM orders
WHERE COMPANY = 'A';
This will give you the total amount for company A.
But remember that your example table will give no output, since you have no price column. So you must decide, what which sum to calculate.
A sum only calculated over the quantity makes IMHO no sense, because there are apples and bananas ...
Greetings from Hamburg
Thorsten Körner

Got the following reply from db-kernel: SQL-Code :-903

Dear Experts,
I am having a problem running MaxDB Data backup on Netbackup.... Please se log below and suggest.
2011-04-11 13:30:38
Using environment variable 'TEMP' with value 'C:\Windows\TEMP' as directory for temporary files and pipes.
Using connection to Backint for MaxDB Interface.
2011-04-11 13:30:39
Checking existence and configuration of Backint for MaxDB.
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        Found keyword 'ERROROUTPUT' with value 'E:\sapdb\data\wrk\KGP\backint.error'.
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2011-04-11 13:30:39
Checking medium.
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>     Requesting 'SAVE DATA QUICK TO 'D:\sapdb\pipe2' PIPE BLOCKSIZE 8 NO CHECKPOINT MEDIANAME 'BACKDBFULL'' from db-kernel.The database is working on the request.
This seems to be your problem, the pipe is wrongly defined. On Windows it looks like
\\.\pipe1
see
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa365783.aspx
Markus

APEX,PDF's, BI Publisher and SQL Query returning SQL code..

I don't know if I should be posting this in this Forum or the BI Publisher forum, so I am posting in BOTH forums..
I love APEX, let me say that first.. And appreciate the support offered here by the group, but am running int a confusing issue when BI Publisher tries to build a report from the above type APEX report..
Here is my dilemma:
I have a number of reports that are part of a Oracle package. They return an SQL Query back to a reports region on a page. I am having to deal with the column names returned are col01, col02..
The issue I have is, when building the Application Level query to download the XML sample from in building RTF layouts in Word, you can not use this code, you MUST use a standard SQL Select.
I have taken the sql from the function returning sql, and copied into the application query, supplying the required data values for bind variables being used in the query.
An XML file is produced, and I use this to build the RTF format file that I load back into APEX and try to use it for the PDF rendering of the report. I can view the output as a PDF in the Word add on, but when I try using it with the report, it is returning an empty PDF file.
Can anyone tell me what error log files on the bi publisher side I can look at to see what error is happening?
Thank you,
Tony Miller
UTMB/EHN
Title adjusted to allow people to know what I am talking about...
Message was edited by:
Tony Miller

Tony,
You can find the log as follows:
- go to http://[yourserver]:[yourport]/em
- logon to OC4J EM: oc4jadmin/[yourpassword]
- click on "logs" at the bottom of the page
- in the hgrid/tree, expand OC4J->home->Application
xmlpserver
- click on view log icon
You can also observe what's going on in BI Publisher
by going to the command prompt from where you started
it.
Or, as a third option, you can locate the file on
your file system, depending on your setup, the path
would be something similar to this:
\oracle\product\10.2.0\bip\j2ee\home\application-deplo
yments\xmlpserver\application.log
With that said though, I don't expect you'll find
much in there that would help with your particular
problem. I suspect you either get no rows in your XML
at runtime, due to some session state issues, or your
XML structure does in fact not match your RTF
template.
I'm not quite following your problem description,
i.e. when did you do what and are you associating
your report layout with a report query or report
region. So just some general notes, your query needs
to be parseable at design-time, when exporting the
XML, so that you get the XML file with the proper
column names derived from your query. If you want to
use your RTF template with a standard report region,
you must export the XML file first using the advanced
XML structure option. And of course the column names
in your report query need to match the column names
in your report region.
Perhaps this helps you further diagnose what's going
on, if you have additional information that could
help, let me know. And if you could stage this on
apex.oracle.com, I'd be happy to take a look.
Regards,
MarcMarc,
Thanks for looking at this issue. Below find my remarks to your questions..
Re: your query needs
to be parseable at design-time, when exporting the
XML, so that you get the XML file with the proper
column names derived from your query.At the start of this process, the query code was a function in a package. The function was returning an SQL select statement, for a report region on a page. I took the select statement, built an application query to build a sample of the xml for BI Publisher desktop (Add-on for Word). The code was producing the usual Col01, Col02.. since at design time that is were the column names.
When I then took the xml from this and built the rtf for loading into my APEX application.
When testing the Application Query with this RTF report layout, I am getting PDF's. When using it with the report region sending an xml feed to BI Publisher I am getting nothing back.
I have since taken the sql code and moved it back into the report region, and set the region to have a type of straight SQL Query. I have even tried to hard-code the parameters I was getting from the page to limit data returned.
Is it possible to see the xml being produced by the APEX page?
Re: Stage this on apex.oracle.com.. I would love to, but we would have HIPPA issues if I posted the data on a public website.
Can I send you the RTF file and the xml file that the application query is creating to see if there something weird about them?
Thank you,
Tony Miller
UTMB/EHN

Need PL/SQL code for this

Hi,
I need a PL/SQL code for this one...
Let me know if something is not clear...
1) The table CLOB_CLOBJECT_CDA has the columns described below...
Explaining only those fields which are important in this context
-- CDA_STEP_ID : Basically a Sequence
-- CLOBJECT_SOURCE1_ID : Every id has got a set of records
-- CLOBJECT_SOURCE2_ID : Every id has got a set of records
-- LVL : There are total 8 levels..
This is the main aim :
1) There are total 16 million rows..(limited to 10 rows here)
2) We need to go through level by level (LVL column) & insert the intersection records (CLOBJECT_SOURCE1_ID intersect CLOBJECT_SOURCE2_ID)
into another table...but this is how it goes..
Level (LVL column) 3's basically have CLOBJECT_SOURCE1_ID as level (LVL column) 2 CDA_STEP_ID's..
(consider the statement --** where CLOBJECT_SOURCE1_ID = 285 which is same as 1st insert statement step id)..
The above process goes for next levels until 8..(so have to use loops)
So for ex :
We go through the first insert statement and insert the insertion records only when both CLOBJECT_SOURCE1_ID & CLOBJECT_SOURCE2_ID has got records ..
If we don't find any records for both of them we should skip the corresponding step id when we go to the next levels...
Let's go through the 1st insert statement...
-- We have CDA_STEP_ID = 285 & two sources CLOBJECT_SOURCE1_ID as 19 & CLOBJECT_SOURCE2_ID as 74...
-- We see the table CLOBJECT_COUNTS & check whether we have counts for both 19 & 74 ..(In fact we insert counts into this table only if they have records)
-- If so, we insert the intersection records into CDA_MRN_RESULTS ( we do have counts for both of them..) with CDA_STEP_ID 285...
-- Then we insert the step id which is 285 along with the count into CLOBJECT_COUNTS..
Let's go through another insert statement...
-- Consider CDA_STEP_ID = 288 which has two sources CLOBJECT_SOURCE1_ID as 19 & CLOBJECT_SOURCE2_ID as 92...
-- We see the table CLOBJECT_COUNTS & check whether we have counts for both 19 & 92 ..(we have records for 19 but not for 92)
-- So we should not proceed with this..& also skip all those records (future records with increasing levels..basically level 3's) which have got 288 as CLOBJECT_SOURCE1_ID..
(As said earlier that the present CDA_STEP_ID will always be CLOBJECT_SOURCE1_ID in the next level)...
I wrote the following code which is after the statement...
Let me have the create & insert statements here..
create table CLOB_CLOBJECT_CDA
    CDA_STEP_ID           NUMBER,
    CDA_ID                NUMBER,
    CDA_SEQ_NUMBER        NUMBER,
    CLOBJECT_SOURCE1_TYPE VARCHAR2(3000),
    CLOBJECT_SOURCE1_ID   NUMBER,
    CLOBJECT_OPERATOR     VARCHAR2(3000),
    CLOBJECT_SOURCE2_TYPE VARCHAR2(3000),
    CLOBJECT_SOURCE2_ID   NUMBER,
    LVL                   NUMBER
insert into clob_clobject_cda (CDA_STEP_ID, CDA_ID, CDA_SEQ_NUMBER, CLOBJECT_SOURCE1_TYPE, CLOBJECT_SOURCE1_ID, CLOBJECT_OPERATOR, CLOBJECT_SOURCE2_TYPE, CLOBJECT_SOURCE2_ID, LVL)
values (285, 285, 1, 'CLOBJECT', 19, 'INTERSECT', 'CLOBJECT', 74, 2);
insert into clob_clobject_cda (CDA_STEP_ID, CDA_ID, CDA_SEQ_NUMBER, CLOBJECT_SOURCE1_TYPE, CLOBJECT_SOURCE1_ID, CLOBJECT_OPERATOR, CLOBJECT_SOURCE2_TYPE, CLOBJECT_SOURCE2_ID, LVL)
values (286, 286, 1, 'CLOBJECT', 19, 'INTERSECT', 'CLOBJECT', 75, 2);
insert into clob_clobject_cda (CDA_STEP_ID, CDA_ID, CDA_SEQ_NUMBER, CLOBJECT_SOURCE1_TYPE, CLOBJECT_SOURCE1_ID, CLOBJECT_OPERATOR, CLOBJECT_SOURCE2_TYPE, CLOBJECT_SOURCE2_ID, LVL)
values (287, 287, 1, 'CLOBJECT', 19, 'INTERSECT', 'CLOBJECT', 91, 2);
insert into clob_clobject_cda (CDA_STEP_ID, CDA_ID, CDA_SEQ_NUMBER, CLOBJECT_SOURCE1_TYPE, CLOBJECT_SOURCE1_ID, CLOBJECT_OPERATOR, CLOBJECT_SOURCE2_TYPE, CLOBJECT_SOURCE2_ID, LVL)
values (288, 288, 1, 'CLOBJECT', 19, 'INTERSECT', 'CLOBJECT', 92, 2);
insert into clob_clobject_cda (CDA_STEP_ID, CDA_ID, CDA_SEQ_NUMBER, CLOBJECT_SOURCE1_TYPE, CLOBJECT_SOURCE1_ID, CLOBJECT_OPERATOR, CLOBJECT_SOURCE2_TYPE, CLOBJECT_SOURCE2_ID, LVL)
values (4869, 4869, 1, 'CDA_STEP', 285, 'INTERSECT', 'CLOBJECT', 91, 3); -- **
insert into clob_clobject_cda (CDA_STEP_ID, CDA_ID, CDA_SEQ_NUMBER, CLOBJECT_SOURCE1_TYPE, CLOBJECT_SOURCE1_ID, CLOBJECT_OPERATOR, CLOBJECT_SOURCE2_TYPE, CLOBJECT_SOURCE2_ID, LVL)
values (4870, 4870, 1, 'CDA_STEP', 285, 'INTERSECT', 'CLOBJECT', 92, 3);
insert into clob_clobject_cda (CDA_STEP_ID, CDA_ID, CDA_SEQ_NUMBER, CLOBJECT_SOURCE1_TYPE, CLOBJECT_SOURCE1_ID, CLOBJECT_OPERATOR, CLOBJECT_SOURCE2_TYPE, CLOBJECT_SOURCE2_ID, LVL)
values (4871, 4871, 1, 'CDA_STEP', 285, 'INTERSECT', 'CLOBJECT', 93, 3);
insert into clob_clobject_cda (CDA_STEP_ID, CDA_ID, CDA_SEQ_NUMBER, CLOBJECT_SOURCE1_TYPE, CLOBJECT_SOURCE1_ID, CLOBJECT_OPERATOR, CLOBJECT_SOURCE2_TYPE, CLOBJECT_SOURCE2_ID, LVL)
values (4880, 4880, 1, 'CDA_STEP', 286, 'INTERSECT', 'CLOBJECT', 91, 3);
insert into clob_clobject_cda (CDA_STEP_ID, CDA_ID, CDA_SEQ_NUMBER, CLOBJECT_SOURCE1_TYPE, CLOBJECT_SOURCE1_ID, CLOBJECT_OPERATOR, CLOBJECT_SOURCE2_TYPE, CLOBJECT_SOURCE2_ID, LVL)
values (4881, 4881, 1, 'CDA_STEP', 286, 'INTERSECT', 'CLOBJECT', 92, 3);
insert into clob_clobject_cda (CDA_STEP_ID, CDA_ID, CDA_SEQ_NUMBER, CLOBJECT_SOURCE1_TYPE, CLOBJECT_SOURCE1_ID, CLOBJECT_OPERATOR, CLOBJECT_SOURCE2_TYPE, CLOBJECT_SOURCE2_ID, LVL)
values (4882, 4882, 1, 'CDA_STEP', 286, 'INTERSECT', 'CLOBJECT', 93, 3);
create table CDA_MRN_RESULTS
   CDA_STEP_ID      NUMBER,
MRN              NUMBER,
INSERT_DATE_TIME DATE
insert into cda_mrn_results (CDA_STEP_ID, MRN, INSERT_DATE_TIME)
values (19, 1, to_date('19-10-2011', 'dd-mm-yyyy'));
insert into cda_mrn_results (CDA_STEP_ID, MRN, INSERT_DATE_TIME)
values (19, 2, to_date('19-10-2011', 'dd-mm-yyyy'));
insert into cda_mrn_results (CDA_STEP_ID, MRN, INSERT_DATE_TIME)
values (19, 3, to_date('19-10-2011', 'dd-mm-yyyy'));
insert into cda_mrn_results (CDA_STEP_ID, MRN, INSERT_DATE_TIME)
values (74, 1, to_date('19-10-2011', 'dd-mm-yyyy'));
insert into cda_mrn_results (CDA_STEP_ID, MRN, INSERT_DATE_TIME)
values (74, 2, to_date('19-10-2011', 'dd-mm-yyyy'));
insert into cda_mrn_results (CDA_STEP_ID, MRN, INSERT_DATE_TIME)
values (74, 4, to_date('19-10-2011', 'dd-mm-yyyy'));
insert into cda_mrn_results (CDA_STEP_ID, MRN, INSERT_DATE_TIME)
values (75, 1, to_date('19-10-2011', 'dd-mm-yyyy'));
insert into cda_mrn_results (CDA_STEP_ID, MRN, INSERT_DATE_TIME)
values (75, 2, to_date('19-10-2011', 'dd-mm-yyyy'));
insert into cda_mrn_results (CDA_STEP_ID, MRN, INSERT_DATE_TIME)
values (75, 6, to_date('19-10-2011', 'dd-mm-yyyy'));
insert into cda_mrn_results (CDA_STEP_ID, MRN, INSERT_DATE_TIME)
values (91, 2, to_date('19-10-2011', 'dd-mm-yyyy'));
insert into cda_mrn_results (CDA_STEP_ID, MRN, INSERT_DATE_TIME)
values (91, 3, to_date('19-10-2011', 'dd-mm-yyyy'));
create table CLOBJECT_COUNTS
CDA_STEP_ID    NUMBER,
CLOBJECT_COUNT NUMBER,
DATE_TIME      DATE
Insert into CLOBJECT_COUNTS values (19,3, to_date('19-10-2011', 'dd-mm-yyyy'));
Insert into CLOBJECT_COUNTS values (74,3, to_date('19-10-2011', 'dd-mm-yyyy'));
Insert into CLOBJECT_COUNTS values (75,3, to_date('19-10-2011', 'dd-mm-yyyy'));
Insert into CLOBJECT_COUNTS values (91,2, to_date('19-10-2011', 'dd-mm-yyyy'));The output goes into two tables...
CDA_MRN_RESULTS : O/p of intersection records between source1 & source2 id
CLOBJECT_COUNTS : Step id with counts ...(useful for skipping next level step id's if either of source id has "0" counts)
Any help is appreciated..
Thanks..

I tried to code this..but looping takes a lot of time..I want to skip certain rows where source1_step_id & source_2_step_id are not in clobject_counts table as we proceed to the next levels..Not sure how to skip the rows..
declare
cursor c1 (p_level varchar2 ) is
Select * from clob_clobject_cda
    where lvl = p_level    ;
   TYPE V_TT IS TABLE OF C1%ROWTYPE INDEX BY PLS_INTEGER;
    L_TT V_TT;
    v1 number;
    v2 number;
    v_step_id number;
    v_operator varchar2(100) := '';
begin
for i in 2..8 loop
open c1(i);
LOOP
       FETCH C1 BULK COLLECT INTO L_TT LIMIT 500;
        FOR indx IN 1 .. L_TT.COUNT
         LOOP
           v1 := L_TT(indx).clobject_source1_id;
           v2 := L_TT(indx).clobject_source2_id;
           v_step_id := L_TT(indx).cda_step_id;
           v_operator := L_TT(indx).clobject_operator;
Execute Immediate ('Insert into cda_mrn_results Select --+ parallel (cm 128)
                                                  distinct ' || v_step_id || ', mrn, trunc(sysdate) dt from cda_mrn_results cm
                    where cda_step_id = ' || v1 || '
                    and   cda_step_id in (Select cda_step_id from clobject_counts) ' ||
     v_operator ||
                ' Select --+ parallel (cm 128)
                                                  distinct ' || v_step_id || ', mrn, trunc(sysdate) dt from cda_mrn_results cm
                    where cda_step_id = ' || v2 || '
                    and   cda_step_id in (Select cda_step_id from clobject_counts) ' );
Insert --+ Append
       into clobject_counts Select cda_step_id, count(distinct mrn),
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         END LOOP;
       EXIT WHEN L_TT.COUNT = 0;
     END LOOP;
CLOSE C1;
End Loop;
Commit;
End;

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Hi All,
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encrypt
780D0287
FA57C55510D258C73DE93059E3DC49EC
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Hello,
I created a form and added a button. When that button is pressed, I want to execute PL/SQL code. In the list of JavaScript Event Handlers there is an event 'OnClick'. But I see nothing simular for the PL/SQL Button Event Handler.
Where do I have to put my code?
Thanks for your help.
Nancy.

I don't know how it is on this special app but what I do know is You have to submit Your form because PL?SQL procedures run only on server
So You click on a button, link or whatever, PL/SQL procedure runs on the server and generates something to output again to client

Some question about sql code

for example:
select
from testtable
outputs below results:
item_desc
950gapple(z)110ml*40
650gbanana(z)215ml 1x18
make above example outputs below result:
item_desc
a950gapplez110ml40
a650gbananaz215ml1x18
how to write above sql code?
who can help me?
thanks

Jameel Provided solution to one of your other thread
a question about sql code
Try the below query. You can modify the TRANSLATE function to add the characters you want to remove from the string.
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Getting real sql code

Hi to All
I want to know if is possible get the real string sql of an operation using some class of toplink?
For example:
I have an expression "Expression ex = new ExpressionBuilder().get("CadTitular").get("titId").equal(5)"
This is equals the following sql command "select * from CadTitular where tit_id = 5"
I need get the sql value to leave an operation toplink for example:
ExpressionBuilder emp = new ExpressionBuilder();
Expression firstNameExpression = new ExpressionBuilder();
firstNameExpression = emp.get("fName").like("%a%").and(new ExpressionBuilder().get("empId").greaterThan(10));
ReadObjectQuery query = new ReadObjectQuery();
query.setReferenceClass(Employee.class);
query.setSelectionCriteria(firstNameExpression);
//********************GETTING THE SQL CODE***********************
DatabaseRow row = new DatabaseRow();
query.prepareCall(session, row);
String sql = query.getTranslatedSQLString(session, row);
System.out.println("STRING VALUE: " + sql);
Employee employee = (Employee)session.executeQuery(query);
This code print "SELECT EMP_ID, F_NAME, GENDER, END_DATE, L_NAME, VERSION, START_DATE, END_TIME, START_TIME, ADDR_ID, MANAGER_ID FROM EMPLOYEE WHERE ((F_NAME LIKE '%a%') AND (EMP_ID > 10))"
But when I use to the following objects : UpdateObjectQuery, InsertObjectQuery, ReadAllQuery, WriteObjectQuery, The code above it does not function. How I can do this?
How I can do using the UnitOfWork?
Thank

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Zev.

PL/SQL code written in db or in application...????

Hi ,
Which is the best...at performance , maintability... e.t.c.???
To write PL/SQL as validation process of data values going to be inserted in db:
1) as db trigger (before insert or update row-level trigger)
2) in application level - in Forms10g...
This PL/SQL code compares some pairs of data values only.... there DML statement....
Both db server and App server are considered to be or in the same machine or in two machines very close to each other...
Note: i use Db10g .
Thanks...
Sim

It is all about moving parts. How many there are. Where they are located.
The less moving parts, the less the complexity, the bugs - and the better the performance (less wheels to turn to crunch data), the easier the maintenance and the better the flexibility.
Part of this is having the moving parts close to the data. Kind of obvious - what is faster? Shipping data from the db engine to a front-end application via a app server and web server? Or shipping the data from the db (SQL) engine to a PL/SQL process running as part and parcel of db instance? IPC is significantly faster than TCP/IP.
Having the moving parts close to the data also means that it can scale with the data. Oracle is good at scalability. It is designed at its very core to be scalable. Partitions to reduce I/O. Shared Server to reduce o/s resource footprint per client session. Shared pool to re-use SQL. DB buffer to cache data. RAC to run multiple db instances for a single physical database. Etc. Etc.
With the application moving parts being close to the data, it inherits this scalability. You can "multi-thread" application code using table pipelines. You have access to forking application code using background processes (DBMS_JOB and DBMS_SCHEDULER). You have bulk processing in order to transfer more data per SQL engine call, between the buffer cache and your application, and thus also reduce expensive context switching.
This list goes on and on.
All this is summarised into the following rules.
Rule 1. Do it in SQL.
Rule 2. Only when SQL cannot do it, use PL/SQL. (e.g. SQL is not suited for managing and controlling process flow - PL/SQL is)
Rule 3. Only when PL/SQL cannot do it, use <insert-language-here> (e.g. PL/SQL cannot render a Windows grid on the client - but Delphi/C#//Java can).
Also keep in mind that in the modern client-server paradigm we deal with a web architecture. Which means the client is a web browser. And this means that PL/SQL can pass the data (HTML) required by the client (web browser) to render the User Interface.
Have a look at APEX (Oracle's Application Express) for how this works. http://apex.oracle.com
All you need to develop web applications is APEX (a PL/SQL product suite in the database) and a web browser. Kickass stuff... :-)

REPORT WITH PL/SQL CODE

DECLARE
SQ VARCHAR2(100);
BEGIN
SQ := 'SELECT * FROM EMP WHERE EMPNO=7788';
RETURN SQ;
END
THE ABOVE PL/SQL CODE WORKING FINE
BUT I NEED CONDITION BASED ON ENAME
SQ:='SELECT * FROM EMP WHERE ENAME=''SCOTT'';
IT IS GIVEING ERROR
WHAT TO DO?

Hi,
You're missing the final quote - you have the quotes for SCOTT but not the one to close the SQ string:
DECLARE
SQ VARCHAR2(100);
BEGIN
SQ := 'SELECT * FROM EMP WHERE EMPNO=''SCOTT''';
RETURN SQ;
ENDAndy

How to 100% Protect PL/SQL Code By Wrapped in Oracle Database 10g R2

Hello,
Is Possible to 100% Protect PL/SQL Code By Wrapped in Oracle 10g R2 ?
If it is not possible by wrap in oracle 10g R2,
Please, let me suggest, how i will be able to 100% protect PL/SQL code in Oracle Database 10g R2.
Because, I have lot of functions, procedures & package's in my project.
Which is running in field filed.
So, i have needed to protect 100%.
Also, will i convert to al functions, procedures & package's to .pll file ?
And .pll file to .plx file?
Is it possible to convert .plx file to .pll file ?
Please, let know any better solutions in this case....
Regards
Mehedi

Hello,
No, wrapping is not a 100% secure method. It could prevent your code from amateurs, but not from professional hackers. Look at the article http://docs.oracle.com/cd/B28359_01/appdev.111/b28370/wrap.htm#BEHGBJAA
It says: "•Wrapping is not a secure method for hiding passwords or table names.
Wrapping a PL/SQL unit prevents most users from examining the source code, but might not stop all of them."
Edited by: apiminov on 03.12.2012 3:23
Edited by: apiminov on 03.12.2012 3:24

How to reference LEVEL in a TREE's SQL code

Is it possible to somehow reference LEVEL in a tree's sql code so that you can use a decode statement to selectively create links on specific levels only i.e. NOT on the root level?
e.g.
select "CHILD_ID" id,
"PARENT_ID" pid,
"NAME" name,
decode( LEVEL, 1, null,'f?p=' || :APP_ID || ':43:' || :APP_SESSION || '::::P43_CHILD_ID:' || CHILD_ID) link,
null a1,
null a2
from TREETABLE
order by name
one solution I've implemented is to create a DB function e.g.
create or replace function get_tree_level(v_child_id number) return number
is
v_level number(2);
begin
select level
into v_level
from TREETABLE
where child_id=v_child_id
start with child_id=1
connect by prior child_id= parent_id;
return v_level;
end;
and then use
decode( get_tree_level(child_id) 1, null,'f?p=' || :APP_ID || ':43:' || :APP_SESSION || '::::P43_CHILD_ID:' || CHILD_ID) link,
but this is too slow as I have quite a few records in the tree and takes too long to render
regards
Paul P

OK I found a workaround after reading
How to add URL to tree
The view my tree is build on is constructed out of 3 unions and 4 "selects" ( the first select creates the ROOT NODE where "1" is also used as a hard coded foreign key (Parent_id), in the company table.)
I just added a new column called tree_level to the query which is hard coded wrt its level on the hierarchy.
e.g.
CREATE OR REPLACE FORCE VIEW COMCONSTUTREE ("CHILD_ID", "PARENT_ID", "NAME","TREE_LEVEL") AS
select 1 as child_id,to_number(null) as parent_id ,'Company' as name,*1 as tree_level* from dual
UNION
select COM_ID, 1, COM_NAME,2
from company
UNION
select CON_ID,CON_COMPANY_ID, substr(con_name,instr(con_name,' ')+1) ||', '||substr(con_name,1,instr(con_name,' ')-1),3
from contact
UNION
select STU_ID,STU_CONTACT_ID, STU_LAST_NAME||', '||STU_FIRST_NAME ,4
from student;
the tree code now becomes
select "CHILD_ID" id,
"PARENT_ID" pid,
"NAME" name,
decode( tree_level,1, null,'f?p=' || :APP_ID || ':43:' || :APP_SESSION || ':TREE:::P43_CHILD_ID:' ||CHILD_ID) link,
null a1,
null a2
from COMCONSTUTREE"
order by name

PL/SQL Code not working without debug statements

Hi Guys,
I have a pl/sql code in a procedure, logic iterates through almost 40K records, conditional delete and update.
When I execute this code, I dont see the deletes and updates happening, though procedure executes for 8 minutes and exits wihtout any error, execption.
In same procedure when I write some debug statements like dbms_output, then everything seems to be working fine.
I know this scenario happens in Oracle Forms, wehre we use SYNCHRONIZE.
But this is plain pl/sql procedure.
any thoughts on this?
Av.

COMMIT ?
Aside from that, no idea what your procedure looks like, what it does, what version of Oracle you are using, how you are determining "I dont see the deletes and updates happening". etc...
You'd need to provide a slew of information for anyone to give you any meaningful help.
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