SQL for Procedures

Hi All,
Can anyone provide me a link for SQL syntax for writing store procedures . How to loops,case statements etc
I found this Select Statement and din't understood what || means - Can anyone Clarify
SELECT :CNTR,
'SKU' || LPAD(ROUND((RAND() * 1000000),0),7,'0000000') as SKU,
Thanks

Hi Swathi,
Thanks for the post.
Please find the below link for which will help you find the SQL syntax and other useful statements.
SAP HANA SQL and System Views Reference - SAP Library
Thank you!!
Warm regards,
Earesh

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Hi ITBobbyP,
I have tested on my local environment and can reproduce the issue, the issue can be caused by the temp table you are using which will also cause the data not display.
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Thank you, Denes, for looking into my issue. I appreciate your time!
It is unfortunately a business requirement. My customer has required that the data we are migrating to this app from a spreadsheet be exported in the same format, albeit temporarily. I still must meet the requirement. I'm working around the 350 columns by dumping everything into a single column, which is working for the data, however, the headers export is throwing the 01489 error. I did run into the error you posted in your reply. I attempted to work around it with the clob type but eneded up running into my string concatentation error again.
I'm open to any suggestions at this point given that I have the data. I'm so close because the data is exporting, but because the columns are dynamic, the export does me little good without the headers to go along with it.

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email: [email protected]

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http://www.oracle.com/technology/tech/java/sqlj_jdbc/index.html
Good Luck,
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In the Page Processing section under Processing, I am passing the values to a PL/SQL Stored Procedure, which acts like an API. The procedure contains code to validate the entered data and finally insert the data into the base tables. The procedure also contains OUT variables in the parameter that would return status of processing and any error messages.
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Hi VC,
I just tried putting the string directly instead of the variable. Its still not giving me the expected results.
HOWEVER, I think the reason was because of the EXCEPTION block in my code. I have an EXCEPTION block to handle exceptions. I commented the WHEN OTHERS section and now the error message is coming on the page.
So what I have done now is as follows: At the point at which the error is expected, I am raising a handled exception. And within the exception handling, I am giving RAISE_APPLICATION_ERROR.
WHEN ex_main_error*
THEN*
p_status := 2;*
p_msg := 'ERROR Stage: '||lc_err_stage||' ERROR Message: '||lc_err_msg;*
RAISE_APPLICATION_ERROR (-20001, p_msg);*
This is working now! Which is very good news. Thanks once again for your help!
Regards,
Santhosh Jose

How to create an External Content Type with SQL Stored Procedures Parameters and query it in a SharePoint App

Hi,
I'm new to SharePoint 2013 I want to be able to query a MSSQL database from a SharePoint App I have tried to create an External Content Type (ECT) which is produced from a MSSQL stored Procedure, this procedure has several parameters which are needed to
filter the data correctly. From here I want to produce an external list which I can then query from a c# SharePoint app. If I leave the filters in the ECT null then the list is of course empty or if enter a default values the results are limited
for the app to query so are no good.
I want to dynamically pass values to the ECT when querying from the app, is this not possible. Should I just be returning everything in an external list and then letting the query in the app filter the data, this seems inefficient?
Is this the best way to do this or should I be doing this differently?
Please can someone point me in the right direction.
Thanks

Hi Pandra801,
When you create a the external content type, please try to add a filter based on your select statement.
http://arsalkhatri.wordpress.com/2012/01/07/external-list-with-bcs-search-filters-finders/
Or, try to create a stored procedure based on your select statement, then create ECT using the SQL stored procedure.
A step by step guide in designing BCS entities by using a SQL stored procedure
http://blogs.msdn.com/b/sharepointdev/archive/2011/02/10/173-a-step-by-step-guide-in-designing-bcs-entities-by-using-a-sql-stored-procedure.aspx
I hope this helps.
Thanks,
Wendy
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How to call PL/SQL stored procedure using ODBC?

Could anyone tell me how can I call PL/SQL stored procedure using
ODBC? Are there any sample codes?
Thanx!
null

You are correct on all counts, they all should work.
Oracle Product Development Team wrote:
: Hi,
: I don't know the exact syntax in ODBC, but reasoning by analogy
: with other API's, I'd bet one of the following works
: (for a call to: procedure my_proc(n1 number, n2 number);):
: "{ my_proc(1,2); }"
: "{ call my_proc(1,2); }"
: "{ begin my_proc(1,2); end }"
: "begin my_proc(1,2); end;"
: "begin my_proc(1,2); end"
: Hope this helps. - Pierre
: jiangbuf (guest) wrote:
: : Could anyone tell me how can I call PL/SQL stored procedure
: using
: : ODBC? Are there any sample codes?
: : Thanx!
: Oracle Technology Network
: http://technet.oracle.com
null

Calling SQL stored procedure dynamically

Hallo,
could anybody tell me how to call HANA SQL stored procedure dynamically?
The coding looks like this:
v_ProcedureName := '"' || KpiNamespace || '::' || KpiName || '"';
v_SQL := 'CALL ' || :v_ProcedureName || '( lt_outKPI )';
EXEC :v_SQL;
For this call I get the error message:
"Transaction rolled back by an internal error: wrong number or types of parameters in call: Physical table is not allowed in OUT table variable position: LT_OUTKPI: line 1 col 55 (at pos 54)"
The procedure to be called dynamically has a table output parameter.
Thanks in advance,
Best Regards,
Alexey Romanov.
Hi Alex,
Can you share your requirement on exactly what is the need to call the procedure dynamically?
For your question, have a look on the below:
1) Have a procedure named EMPLOYEE_DETAILS
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2) Created one more procedure named Dynamically as shown below:
CREATE PROCEDURE Dynamically ()
AS
BEGIN
DECLARE QUERY VARCHAR(1000);
QUERY := 'call EMPLOYEE_DETIALS(?)';
EXECUTE IMMEDIATE (:QUERY);
END;
3) Output:
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Regards,
Krishna Tangudu
Hi Krishna,
Thanks for your reply!
Unfortunately, I can neither go to ‘full discussion’, nor open the pictures, you have attached, nor see you reply.
That’s why I just add my reply to the problem description.
The procedure name is composed out of 2 parts on-the-fly, that is why I have to call it dynamically:
create local temporary table "#KPIEvals"(
          "KpiNamespace" NVARCHAR(256) CS_STRING,
          "KpiName" NVARCHAR(32) CS_STRING,
          "KpiText" NVARCHAR(256) CS_STRING,
          "Responsible" NVARCHAR(256) CS_STRING );
FOR cur_row as c_cursor DO
     v_SQL := '';
     v_ProcedureName := '"' || cur_row."KpiNamespace" || '::' || cur_row."KpiName" || '"';
     v_SQL := 'CALL ' || :v_ProcedureName || '( lt_outKPI )';
     EXEC :v_SQL;
     v_SQL := 'INSERT INTO "#KPIEvals" SELECT * FROM :lt_out_kpi';
     EXEC :v_SQL;
END FOR;
I guess there might be 2 reasons for the problem:
1.     All the procedures are called dynamically in a loop.
2.     All the procedures have an output parameter, which is a table.
Hope that helps,
Best Regards,
Alex.

Hi Alexey, I think what you may need to do in this case is to do the insert into your temp table from within the dynamically called procedure, therefore no need for output param in your procedure call. You can then select from the temp table in your main procedure. Hope that makes sense.
Peter

Sql stored procedure using IN Statement

hi below is my stored procedure, but im not able to get the results
alter PROCEDURE homepageitems
       @categoryid int,
               @websiteid int
       ,@websiteitems VARCHAR(15)
AS
BEGIN
   -- SET NOCOUNT ON added to prevent extra result sets from
   -- interfering with SELECT statements.
   SET NOCOUNT ON;
   SELECT Product.id, Product.name, Product.Price, categoryid FROM product where Product.Published=1 and Product.Deleted=0
     and Categoryid=@categoryid and websiteid=@websiteid and product.id in (' + @websiteitems + ')
END
GO
DECLARE   @return_value int
EXEC   @return_value = [dbo].[homepageitems]
       @categoryid = 67,
       @websiteid = 2,
       @websiteitems = N'75530,75667,75518,75953'
SELECT   'Return Value' = @return_value
GO
Msg 245, Level 16, State 1, Procedure homepageitems, Line 20
Conversion failed when converting the varchar value ' + @websiteitems + ' to data type int.
and Im supplying the correct values of websiteitems (75530,75667,75518,75953) and Product.id is integer field, how do i supply when im using IN Statement

Please post DDL, so that people do not have to guess what the keys, constraints, Declarative Referential Integrity, data types, etc. in your schema are. Learn how to follow ISO-11179 data element naming conventions and formatting rules (you have no idea).
Temporal data should use ISO-8601 formats. Code should be in Standard SQL as much as possible and not local dialect.
This is minimal polite behavior on SQL forums.
This is not a correct schema design; can you fix this mess?
A procedure is named <verb>_<object>.
There is no such thing as a “category_id” in RDBMS! A column is “<attribute>_<attribute property>” but this is two <attribute property>'s without an <attribute>. This is like adjectives without a noun!
Using integers to encode the homepage categories is an awful design. Have you been to a library? Look at the Dewey Decimal Classification system. Noobs never bother to properly design encoding schemes; really hopeless noobs use IDENTITY!
Aren't websites named and not numbered? What integer did you use to get to this website? See the point?
There is no such thing as a generic “id” or “name” or "category" in RDBMS. Table names are collective or plural nouns to show us that they are sets.
We do not use flags in RDBMS, so your “publication_flag” and “deletion_flag” are both verbs (attributes are noun!) and a huge design flaw.
Finally, you have made one of the classic Noob errors that most people un-learn in 3rd or 4th week of SQL. You cannot past a string to IN() and expect that string to be parsed for you! Think about how silly that is and get a laugh at yourself. SQL is compiled,
not interpreted like 1960's BASIC!
Google my articles on the long parameter list for the procedure. But your real problem is an awful schema, improperly designed in both the DDL and data architecture.
Post the DDL and maybe we can fix it. But you need to get a book on basic data modeling as well as one on SQL.
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