SQL query statement for stored procedure / function listing ...

Hi everyone,
Is there a SQL query to list all the stored procedures and functions of an user in an Oracle 8 database?
I have this idea:
select * from USER_SOURCE where TYPE = 'PROCEDURE' or TYPE = 'FUNCTION'
but I am not too sure whether this is correct.
Thanks in advance,
Eric

Yeah
I agree with you Garcia , my above posting was a correction to the query mentioned in the question only.
you are correct
If you only want the name of the object,
SELECT Object_Name from User_Objects where object_type in ( 'PROCEDURE' ,'FUNCTION');
is much faster than Selecting (distinct) from User_Source.

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END;
Supporting SQL Objects:
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RETURNS INT
AS
BEGIN
DECLARE @PositorId INT = NULL;
SELECT TOP 1
@PositorId = [p].[PO_PositorId]
FROM [posit].[PO_Positor] [p]
WHERE [p].[PO_PositorApp] = APP_NAME()
AND [p].[PO_PositorHost] = HOST_NAME()
AND [p].[PO_PositorUID] = SUSER_ID();
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END;
GO
CREATE PROCEDURE [posit].[Insert_Positor]
@PositorNote NVARCHAR(348) = NULL
AS
BEGIN
DECLARE @ProcedureDesc NVARCHAR(257) = OBJECT_SCHEMA_NAME(@@PROCID) + N'.' + OBJECT_NAME(@@PROCID);
SET @PositorNote = COALESCE(@PositorNote, N'Automatically created by: ' + @ProcedureDesc);
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[Id] INT NOT NULL
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OUTPUT [INSERTED].[PO_PositorId]
INTO @Id([Id])
VALUES(@PositorNote);
RETURN (SELECT TOP 1 [Id] FROM @Id);
END;
GO
CREATE TABLE [posit].[PO_Positor]
[PO_PositorId] INT NOT NULL IDENTITY(0, 1),
[PO_PositorApp] NVARCHAR(128) NOT NULL CONSTRAINT [DF__PO_Positor_PO_PositorApp] DEFAULT(APP_NAME()),
CONSTRAINT [CL__PO_Positor_PO_PositorApp] CHECK([PO_PositorApp] <> ''),
[PO_PositorName] NVARCHAR(256) NOT NULL CONSTRAINT [DF__PO_Positor_PO_PositorName] DEFAULT(SUSER_SNAME()),
CONSTRAINT [CL__PO_Positor_PO_PositorName] CHECK([PO_PositorName] <> ''),
[PO_PositorHost] NVARCHAR(128) NOT NULL CONSTRAINT [DF__PO_Positor_PO_PositorHost] DEFAULT(HOST_NAME()),
CONSTRAINT [CL__PO_Positor_PO_PositorHost] CHECK([PO_PositorHost] <> ''),
[PO_PositorSID] VARBINARY(85) NOT NULL CONSTRAINT [DF__PO_Positor_PO_PositorSID] DEFAULT(SUSER_SID()),
[PO_PositorUID] INT NOT NULL CONSTRAINT [DF__PO_Positor_PO_PositorUID] DEFAULT(SUSER_ID()),
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[PO_tsInserted] DATETIMEOFFSET(7) NOT NULL CONSTRAINT [DF__PO_Positor_PO_tsInserted] DEFAULT(SYSDATETIMEOFFSET()),
[PO_RowGuid] UNIQUEIDENTIFIER NOT NULL CONSTRAINT [DF__PO_Positor_PO_RowGuid] DEFAULT(NEWSEQUENTIALID()) ROWGUIDCOL,
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The error is in item 7: Returns -1 (SHOULD BE the same PositorId value returned in #2); but no error message is returned or thrown from SSIS.
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WHEN (InRule = 'S')
AND (
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WHERE z.BatchId = bts.BatchId
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THEN 'BussinessRules is Processed with Errors'
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WHERE z.BatchId = bts.BatchId
GROUP BY BatchId
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where p.BatchLogID= @batchlogid FOR XML PATH('tr'), TYPE )
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td = f.TableName , ''
from abc.FileUploadSummary F where BatchId=@batchlogid
FOR XML PATH('tr'), TYPE ) AS NVARCHAR(max) )
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'Error Reason :'+isnull(isnull(@TableHTML1,'')+ isnull(@TableHTML2,''),'N/A')+ --concat (isnull(@TableHTML1,''),isnull(@TableHTML2,'')
'<br> Please login to Your Account for further Details..!'
+'<br>@Note: This is system generated message, Do not reply to this mail. <br>Regards,<br>'+
'Admin'
print @tableHTML
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,@recipients = ''' + isnull(@recipients1,'''') + ''',@subject = ''' + isnull(@mailheader,'''') + ''',
@body = ''' +isnull(@tableHTML,'''')+ ''',
@body_format = ''HTML'''
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DECLARE @ErrorMessage VARCHAR(1000)
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But I see that you have this piece of dynamic SQL:
SET @sql = ' EXEC msdb.dbo.sp_send_dbmail @profile_name = ''DBA_mail_test''
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SQL> create or replace type
2 t_emp is object (
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6 /
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3 /
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2 return t_emptab is
3 e t_emptab;
4 begin
5    select t_emp(ename,hiredate,sal)
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7      from emp
8     where deptno=p_dept;
9
10    return dip;
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2 from table(tab_fun(20));
NAME                           HIRE_DATE SALARY
SMITH                          17-DIC-80        800
JONES                          02-APR-81       2975
SCOTT                          09-DIC-82       3000
ADAMS                          12-GEN-83       1100
FORD                           03-DIC-81       3000A procedure cannot be used in a select statement.
Max
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Using C# instead of pl/sql in a CLR stored procedure, benefits?

Hello dear experts,
I was just playing around with C# and a little stored procedure I deployed to my Oracle 11.
My questions are:
Is it possible to call this "CLR c#" stored procedure in a different way than I call a standard pl/sql stored procedure from a C# client, maybe by something like referring to the same c# classname which I chose to wrap the stored procedure/function in?
Is it possible to eg. return c# classes or c# arrays / own datatypes created within the CLR stored procedure to a C# client?
Can I build up a c# array within my oracle c# stored procedure and return it to a C# client directly, or do I still have to do all the marshalling based on the standard pre-defined data types (number, varchar2 etc) myself and copy them to c# class members?
Example: I have c# stored procedure like this:
namespace oracle
public class Crosssorter
public static int GetChute(int parcelNo)
int nChute=0;
OracleConnection dbcon = new OracleConnection();
dbcon.ConnectionString = "context connection=true"; // Wir benutzen die Session des Aufrufers
dbcon.Open();
OracleCommand cmd = dbcon.CreateCommand();
cmd.CommandText = "select ChuteNo ...[blabla] ";
cmd.Parameters.Add(":1", OracleDbType.Int32, parcelNo, ParameterDirection.Input);
OracleDataReader reader = cmd.ExecuteReader();
while (reader.Read())
nChute = reader.GetInt32(0);
reader.Close();
cmd.Dispose();
return (nChute);
Can I reuse the class "Crosssorter" within my c# client application in order to access the function 'GetChute' more easily or is this classname only chosen because it has to have a name?
Can I write an oracle C# stored proc so that a complex c# object is returned?
So instead of a simple thing like 'public static int GetChute(int parcelNo)' maybe something like
'public static int GetChute(
int parcelNo,
CChuteObject myChute)' <---- !!
where CChuteObject is a C# class?
In case all this is not possible, is there a solution to achieve this easily?
Thank you for reading and thinking.
Bernd.

Hi Bernd,
For best results, you may want to post this over in the [.NET Stored Procedures|http://forums.oracle.com/forums/forum.jspa?forumID=254] forum.
Greg

How to check performance for Stored procedure or Package.

Hi ,
Can any one please tell me , how to check performance for Stored procedure or Function or Package
Thanks&Regards,
Sanjeev.

user13483989 wrote:
Hi ,
Can any one please tell me , how to check performance for Stored procedure or Function or Package
Thanks&Regards,
Sanjeev.Oracle has provided set of Tools to monitor the Performance.
Profilers being one of them; If you wish to understand more on PL/SQL Optimization, please read PL/SQL Optimization and Tuning.
See example of DBMS_PROFILER.
See example of PLSQL Hierarchial Profiler

Structure for Stored Procedure Call

Hi All,
Guys I am trying to call a stored procedure call using receiver jdbc adapter...
This is the outgoing message:
<b><?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
- <ns0:SP_DB xmlns:ns0="urn:sce-com:xi:dev:mohammf">
- <Test>
- <PP_TEST_P action="EXECUTE">
<table>PP_TEST_P</table>
<RECTYPEIND type="CHAR">CC</RECTYPEIND>
<JENUMBER type="CHAR">76724</JENUMBER>
<COMPANY type="CHAR">BCEO</COMPANY>
<CONSTANT1 type="CHAR">AB</CONSTANT1>
<SYSTEMDATE type="CHAR">08/12/2007</SYSTEMDATE>
<DR_CR_ID type="CHAR">0</DR_CR_ID>
<AMOUNT type="CHAR">934928599475843</AMOUNT>
<MONTH_NUMBER type="CHAR">000008</MONTH_NUMBER>
<COST_CENTER type="CHAR">LosAngeles</COST_CENTER>
<ORDERNO type="CHAR">694950375830</ORDERNO>
<WBS type="CHAR">Southern California Edis</WBS>
<ACCOUNTID type="CHAR">6949503758</ACCOUNTID>
<BATCH_ID type="CHAR">3408102007</BATCH_ID>
<ASSIGNMENT type="CHAR">Technology Solutio</ASSIGNMENT>
<GL_JOURNAL_CATEGORY type="CHAR">GHTF</GL_JOURNAL_CATEGORY>
<PROFIT_CENTER type="CHAR">3434694950</PROFIT_CENTER>
<REFDOCNUMBER type="CHAR">00000000004304300056006056</REFDOCNUMBER>
</PP_TEST_P>
- <PP_TEST_P action="EXECUTE">
<table>PP_TEST_P</table>
<RECTYPEIND type="CHAR">XX</RECTYPEIND>
<JENUMBER type="CHAR">76724</JENUMBER>
<COMPANY type="CHAR">BCEO</COMPANY>
<CONSTANT1 type="CHAR">AB</CONSTANT1>
<SYSTEMDATE type="CHAR">08/12/2007</SYSTEMDATE>
<DR_CR_ID type="CHAR">0</DR_CR_ID>
<AMOUNT type="CHAR">934928599475843</AMOUNT>
<MONTH_NUMBER type="CHAR">000008</MONTH_NUMBER>
<COST_CENTER type="CHAR">LosAngeles</COST_CENTER>
<ORDERNO type="CHAR">694950375830</ORDERNO>
<WBS type="CHAR">Southern California Edis</WBS>
<ACCOUNTID type="CHAR">6949503758</ACCOUNTID>
<BATCH_ID type="CHAR">3408102007</BATCH_ID>
<ASSIGNMENT type="CHAR">Technology Solutio</ASSIGNMENT>
<GL_JOURNAL_CATEGORY type="CHAR">GHTF</GL_JOURNAL_CATEGORY>
<PROFIT_CENTER type="CHAR">3434694950</PROFIT_CENTER>
<REFDOCNUMBER type="CHAR">00000000004304300056006056</REFDOCNUMBER>
</PP_TEST_P>
</Test>
</ns0:SP_DB></b>
The error I am getting is:
<b><i>2007-08-20 09:44:05 Error Unable to execute statement for table or stored procedure. 'PP_TEST_P' (Structure 'Test') due to java.sql.SQLException: ERROR: Invalid XML document format for stored procedure: 'type="<SQL-type>"' attribute is missing for element 'table' (Setting a SQL-type (e.g. INTEGER, CHAR, DATE etc.) is mandatory !)
2007-08-20 09:44:05 Error JDBC message processing failed; reason Error processing request in sax parser: Error when executing statement for table/stored proc. 'PP_TEST_P' (structure 'Test'): java.sql.SQLException: ERROR: Invalid XML document format for stored procedure: 'type="<SQL-type>"' attribute is missing for element 'table' (Setting a SQL-type (e.g. INTEGER, CHAR, DATE etc.) is mandatory !)
2007-08-20 09:44:05 Error MP: Exception caught with cause com.sap.aii.af.ra.ms.api.RecoverableException: Error processing request in sax parser: Error when executing statement for table/stored proc. 'PP_TEST_P' (structure 'Test'): java.sql.SQLException: ERROR: Invalid XML document format for stored procedure: 'type="<SQL-type>"' attribute is missing for element 'table' (Setting a SQL-type (e.g. INTEGER, CHAR, DATE etc.) is mandatory !)
2007-08-20 09:44:05 Error Exception caught by adapter framework: null
2007-08-20 09:44:05 Error Delivery of the message to the application using connection JDBC_http://sap.com/xi/XI/System failed, due to: com.sap.aii.af.ra.ms.api.RecoverableException: Error processing request in sax parser: Error when executing statement for table/stored proc. 'PP_TEST_P' (structure 'Test'): java.sql.SQLException: ERROR: Invalid XML document format for stored procedure: 'type="<SQL-type>"' attribute is missing for element 'table' (Setting a SQL-type (e.g. INTEGER, CHAR, DATE etc.) is mandatory !).</i></b>
Pls advice..
XIer
Message was edited by:
XIer

Hi,
Check your DATA TYPE attributes with the attributes of the column names in the Database table. There is a mismatch between the DT and Table in the database.
<b>Cheers,
*RAJ*</b>

Query slower in stored procedure(after upgrade to 16)

Hi all,
We are looking to upgrade our SQL Anywhere 9 database to 16. We thought version 16 is slower in update tables, but the reason of slowness are query's in stored procedures called from the trigger. One of the query's has a duration of 8 times the duration in version 9!! When I run the query in Interactive Sql(v16), they run fast like version 9. So the query runs slower in a stored procedure.
I thought parameter sniffing, but it's not MS Sql Server. I've no idea why it was good in v9 and bad in v16. Have someone a idea?
It's a query with subquery's in the where , a view in the from. In the view are unions. Looks not so special.
thanks

It may be more convenient for you to ask this question on the other forum: SAP SQL Anywhere Forum
Preamble...
It sometimes happens that (a) the same query will perform faster or slower in different versions because of different behaviors by the query optimizer. In most cases a minor change is necessary to restore good performance; in some rare cases, the changes are difficult.
It also sometimes happens that (b) the same query will perform faster or slower under different operating conditions; e.g., client request (ISQL) versus inside a BEGIN block (stored procedure). Again, minor changes all that's required in most cases, sometimes otherwise.
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In order to help, we will need more information. Two graphical plans with statistics for the same problematic query, both using V16, one captured in ISQL, and the other one captured inside the stored procedure, is the best way to pass on the information; ALL OTHER forms are inadequate, especially prose descriptions and edited snippets of code (that way lies frustration for all parties).
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