SQL to PL/SQL procedure

Hi,
I am trying to convert a sql to a pl/sql procedure. Say I have a simple sql like "select ename, empno, sal from emp where empno in (7839,7364,1200);"
I need to convert this to a pl/sql procedure : exec get_emp_data(7839,7364,1200);
The number of values passed would be dynamic. I mean, it could be "exec get_emp_data(7839,7364);" or "exec get_emp_data(7839);" and so on. It needs to retrieve the data accordingly.
No limit on the number of input values passed, but all of them would be values for empno column only.
How would I go about doing this ?
Thanks
-Fx

Welcome to the forums!
Check out this blog post: The Tom Kyte Blog: Varying in lists...
You can take the version dependent solution provided in the link and then wrap a procedure around it.
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Sreekant wrote:
select TableC.DATEFIELD as QUERY_DATE,
TableB.COLUMN1 PROCESS,
TableC.COLUMN1 PRODUCT,
sum(TableC.COLUMN4) as OPEN_INSTANCES
from      TableA, TableB, TableC
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and      TableA.COLUMN2      = TableC.COLUMN2
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and      TableC.COLUMN1 in ('OSRCITR')
group by TableC.DATEFIELD as QUERY_DATE,
TableA.COLUMN1 PROCESS,
TableC.COLUMN1 PRODUCT
I believe if we use a Procedure, It would be much faster. Is there any way that we can convert the above select sql to a procedure. If yes, how can it be.Using the code tags would make the query easier to read :)
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create or replace
PROCEDURE spPwSysID_GetNextID
v_ID OUT NUMBER,
iv_SysType IN NVARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL ,
iv_Cnt IN NUMBER DEFAULT NULL
AS
v_SysType NVARCHAR2(50) := iv_SysType;
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v_result NUMBER(10,0);
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utils.incrementTrancount;
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v_result :=sp_getapplock(v_Resource => v_Systype,
v_LockMode => 'Exclusive') ;
IF v_result >= 0 THEN
BEGIN
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INTO v_ID
FROM PWSYSID
WHERE SysType = v_SysType;
IF SQL%ROWCOUNT = 1 THEN
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SET ID = ID + v_cnt
WHERE SysType = v_SysType;
ELSE
BEGIN
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( ID, SysType )
VALUES ( v_cnt + 1, v_SysType );
v_ID := 1 ;
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END IF;
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I have to update N tables that have the same prefix and its sufix is the dynamic part of my PL/SQL. Also I have to set the DT_ETL (I already have a variable in my package with the sysdate) and the limit of a rownum.
These are my variables:
vGET_CD_BASE*
vQTD_REG_UPDATE*
vETL_DATE*
The PL/SQL is described below (with the dynamic parts of it as ODI variables #vXXXXX):
DECLARE
CURSOR v_Cur IS
SELECT ROWID KEY_ROW FROM GG_DATA.WRK_SN_DET_ITEM_EXTR_PARC_*#vGET_CD_BASE* WHERE DT_ETL = TO_DATE('01/01/1900','DD/MM/YYYY') and rownum < *#vQTD_REG_UPDATE*;
TYPE t_Tabela IS TABLE OF ROWID INDEX BY BINARY_INTEGER;
r_Reg t_Tabela;
BEGIN
OPEN v_Cur;
LOOP
FETCH v_Cur BULK COLLECT INTO r_Reg LIMIT 100000;
FORALL i IN 1..r_Reg.COUNT
UPDATE GG_DATA.WRK_SN_DET_ITEM_EXTR_PARC_*#vGET_CD_BASE*
SET DT_ETL = TO_DATE('*#vETL_DATE*','DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS')
WHERE ROWID = r_Reg(i);
EXIT WHEN v_Cur%NOTFOUND;
COMMIT;
END LOOP;
CLOSE v_Cur;
COMMIT;
END;
What do I have to change to make this PL/SQL works in ODI Procedure?
Regards.
Luiz Araujo

Luiz,
One way you could do is by using the "Command on Source" and "Command on Target" feature of an ODI procedure:
In Command on Source, you can write query like:
>
select vGET_CD_BASE, vQTD_REG_UPDATE, vETL_DATE from some_configuration_table_containing_n_rows
>
In Command on Target, you can write:
>
DECLARE
CURSOR v_Cur IS
SELECT ROWID KEY_ROW FROM GG_DATA.WRK_SN_DET_ITEM_EXTR_PARC_#vGET_CD_BASE WHERE DT_ETL = TO_DATE('01/01/1900','DD/MM/YYYY') and rownum < #vQTD_REG_UPDATE;
TYPE t_Tabela IS TABLE OF ROWID INDEX BY BINARY_INTEGER;
r_Reg t_Tabela;
BEGIN
OPEN v_Cur;
LOOP
FETCH v_Cur BULK COLLECT INTO r_Reg LIMIT 100000;
FORALL i IN 1..r_Reg.COUNT
UPDATE GG_DATA.WRK_SN_DET_ITEM_EXTR_PARC_#vGET_CD_BASE
SET DT_ETL = TO_DATE('*#vETL_DATE*','DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS')
WHERE ROWID = r_Reg(i);
EXIT WHEN v_Cur%NOTFOUND;
COMMIT;
END LOOP;
CLOSE v_Cur;
COMMIT;
END;
>
So, for "n" records that are returned by the source query, your PL/SQL package will run "n" times, each time substituting the values of vGET_CD_BASE, vQTD_REG_UPDATE, vETL_DATE respectively.

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