Tuning with functions in the SQL Query
Hi there,
I am trying to tune a query that has functions in the select section. Wondering how to see the results of the explain plan with these functions included. Is there a qs to include them when running the explain plan
Thanks
Hilton
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Not really. A function comprises SQL and PL/SQL. PL/SQL cannot possibly be included in an explain plan. Yet, you may take any SQL statement in a function and get its explain plan.
As a hint, it is generally not good to include functions in the where clause of a query unless that query has some other filter condition that does a drastic filtering of the results. Running a function for tens of thousands of records may be a killer. In that case, it may be better to use joins and/or exists subquerries in you SQL rather than a function that opens a cursor.
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[email protected]
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<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by (jagdeeps):
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[email protected]<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
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Pl/sql function body returning SQL query - Print function
Hello all,
I have pl/sql function body returning SQL query for my reports for my new project that I am developing. We dont have any BI tool or anything for APEX so we use Oracle reports to get the same reports to be printed in PDF format. I had been using SQL function for Reports all these days and grabbing the data using SQL query was easy in Oracle reports. But this time we had atleast 8 fields in search criteria and hence I thouhgt PL/sql function body returning SQL query could be something easy to handle that scenario. We have 11 such reports in our project. Now when we tried to use the same PL/sql function to oracle reports , I was told by one of our Oracle reports expert, that we have to write it into functions and use it in SQL query to get the Reports in Oracle reports. Is there any Easy way to convert the same Pl/SQL function or get a PDF format of the same report in APEX without going thru the much pains of rewriting the whole SQL Query.
thank you
DevisriHi,
give this a go.
I can't test it as I don't have the tables in my schema.
create or replace package MK_TEST_PF is
-- Author : MK
-- Created : 21/06/2010 16:30:19
-- Purpose : FOR LUCY_DISCOVER
-- Public type declarations
/* -- just guess the table row types.....
-- otherwise it won't compile
type test_rec is record
(INV REP.inv%type
,cNUMBER REP.cNUMBER%type
,OPENDATE REP.OPENDATE%type
,TARGETDATE REP.ESTCOMPLETE%type
,DATECLOSED REP.COMPLETED%type
,STATUS REP.STATUS%type
,cCODE REP.cCODE%type
,line varchar2(4000)
,SIGc varchar2(4000)
,CLASS REP.CLASS%type
,SUMM REP.SUMM%type
,AREA REP.AREA%type
type test_rec is record
(INV varchar2(4000)
,cNUMBER varchar2(4000)
,OPENDATE varchar2(4000)
,TARGETDATE varchar2(4000)
,DATECLOSED varchar2(4000)
,STATUS varchar2(4000)
,cCODE varchar2(4000)
,line varchar2(4000)
,SIGc varchar2(4000)
,CLASS varchar2(4000)
,SUMM varchar2(4000)
,AREA varchar2(4000)
type test_tab is table of test_rec;
-- Public constant declarations
-- Public variable declarations
-- Public function and procedure declarations
end MK_TEST_PF;
create or replace package body MK_TEST_PF is
-- Private type declarations
-- Private constant declarations
-- Private variable declarations
-- Function and procedure implementations
function get_query_f
(p_inv VARCHAR2 := UPPER(v('P44_INV'))
,p_reg VARCHAR2 := UPPER(v('P44_CLASS'))
,p_proarea VARCHAR2 := UPPER(v('P44_PROGRAM_AREA'))
,p_disp VARCHAR2 := UPPER(v('P44_DISPOSITION'))
,p_coding VARCHAR2 := UPPER(v('P44_CODING'))
,p_status VARCHAR2 := UPPER(v('P44_STATUS'))
,p_SIG VARCHAR2 := UPPER(v('P44_SIG_c'))
,p_inc_sum VARCHAR2 := UPPER(v('P44_INCLUDE_SUMM_FIELD'))
,p_word VARCHAR2 := UPPER(v('P44_WORD_IN_SUMM'))
,p_timeframe VARCHAR2 := UPPER(v('P44_TIME_FRAME'))
,p_rec VARCHAR2 := UPPER(v('P44_RECORD_KEEPING'))
,p_WORD_IN_SUMM VARCHAR2 := UPPER(v('P44_WORD_IN_SUMM'))
,p_ON_AFTER VARCHAR2 := UPPER(v('P44_ON_AFTER'))
,p_ON_BEFORE VARCHAR2 := UPPER(v('P44_ON_BEFORE'))
return varchar2
is
v_sql VARCHAR2(5000);
-- v_inv VARCHAR2(100);
-- v_reg VARCHAR2(100);
-- v_proarea VARCHAR2(100);
-- v_status VARCHAR2(100);
-- v_SIG VARCHAR2(100);
-- v_disp VARCHAR2(100);
-- v_coding VARCHAR2(100);
-- v_inc_sum VARCHAR2(4);
-- v_word VARCHAR2(4000);
v_wildcard VARCHAR2(2000);
-- v_timeframe VARCHAR2(100);
-- v_rec VARCHAR2(5);
v_record VARCHAR2(5);
v_open VARCHAR2(100);
v_closed VARCHAR2(100);
v_PEND VARCHAR2(100);
v_refSIG VARCHAR2(100);
v_refreg VARCHAR2(100);
v_refother VARCHAR2(100);
v_y varchar2(100);
BEGIN
--v_inv := UPPER(v('P44_INV')) ;
v_record := 'R%';
v_wildcard := '%';
v_open := 'OPEN';
v_closed := 'CLOSED';
v_PEND := 'PEND';
v_refSIG := 'REF - SIG';
v_refreg := 'REF - CLASS';
v_refother := 'REF - OTHER';
v_y := 'Y';
v_sql := 'SELECT REP.INV as INV, REP.cNUMBER as cNUMBER, REP.OPENDATE as OPENDATE,
REP.ESTCOMPLETE as TARGETDATE, REP.COMPLETED as DATECLOSED, REP.STATUS as STATUS,
REP.cCODE as cCODE, apex_item.checkbox(1,REP.line,null,'''||v_y||''') line , apex_item.checkbox(1,REP.SIG,null,'''||v_y||''') SIGc ,
REP.CLASS as CLASS, REP.SUMM as SUMM, REP.AREA as AREA from REP where 1=1';
IF p_rec is not null then
IF p_rec = 'E' then
v_sql := v_sql|| ' and upper(REP.cnumber) not like '''||v_record||'''';
ELSIF p_rec = 'D' then
v_sql := v_sql|| ' and upper(REP.cnumber) like '''||v_record||'''';
ELSIF p_rec = 'I' then
v_sql := v_sql|| ' and REP.cnumber = REP.cnumber ';
end if ;
end if ;
IF upper(p_status) not like '%NULL%' then
IF upper(p_status) like '%OPEN%' then
v_sql := v_sql||' AND upper(REP.status) like '''||v_open||'''';
ELSIF upper(p_status) like '%CLOSED%' then
v_sql := v_sql||' AND upper(REP.status) like '''||v_closed||'''';
ELSIF upper(v_PEND) like '%PEND%' then
v_sql := v_sql||' AND upper(REP.status) like '''||v_PEND||'''';
ELSIF upper(v_refSIG) like '%REF - SIG%' then
v_sql := v_sql||' AND upper(REP.status) like '''||v_refSIG||'''';
ELSIF upper(v_refreg) like '%REF - CLASS%' then
v_sql := v_sql||' AND upper(REP.status) like '''||v_refreg||'''';
ELSIF upper(v_refother) like '%REF - OTHER%' then
v_sql := v_sql||' AND upper(REP.status) like '''||v_refother||'''';
END IF ;
END IF ;
IF p_inv = 'NULL' THEN
v_sql := v_sql||' AND instr(upper(REP.INV),'''||p_inv||''') > 0';
END IF ;
IF p_reg = 'NULL' THEN
v_sql := v_sql||' AND instr(upper(REP.CLASS),'''||p_reg||''') > 0';
END IF ;
IF p_proarea = 'NULL' THEN
v_sql := v_sql||' AND instr(upper(REP.AREA),'''||p_proarea||''') > 0';
END IF ;
IF p_disp = 'NULL' THEN
v_sql := v_sql||' AND instr(upper(REP.disposition),'''||p_disp||''') > 0';
END IF ;
IF p_coding = 'NULL' THEN
v_sql := v_sql||' AND instr(upper(REP.ccode),'''||p_coding||''') > 0';
END IF ;
IF p_SIG = ' ' THEN
v_sql := v_sql||' AND instr(upper(REP.SIG),'''||p_SIG||''') > 0';
END IF ;
IF p_word is not null then
v_sql := v_sql|| ' and
instr(upper(REP.SUMM),
upper(nvl('''||p_WORD_IN_SUMM||''',REP.SUMM))) > 0';
end if ;
If p_timeframe is not null then
if upper(p_timeframe) = 'OPEN' then
v_sql := v_sql|| ' and to_date(REP.opendate) between to_date ('''||p_ON_AFTER||''') and to_date('''||p_ON_BEFORE||''')';
elsif upper(p_timeframe) = 'CLOSED' then
v_sql := v_sql|| ' and to_date(REP.completed) between to_date ('''||p_ON_AFTER||''') and to_date('''||p_ON_BEFORE||''')';
elsif upper(p_timeframe) = 'EST' then
v_sql := v_sql|| ' and to_date(REP.estcomplete) between to_date ('''||p_ON_AFTER||''') and to_date('''||p_ON_BEFORE||''')';
end if;
end if;
v_sql := v_sql ||' order by REP.INV ';
return v_sql;
end get_query_f;
function test_pf
(p_inv VARCHAR2 := UPPER(v('P44_INV'))
,p_reg VARCHAR2 := UPPER(v('P44_CLASS'))
,p_proarea VARCHAR2 := UPPER(v('P44_PROGRAM_AREA'))
,p_disp VARCHAR2 := UPPER(v('P44_DISPOSITION'))
,p_coding VARCHAR2 := UPPER(v('P44_CODING'))
,p_status VARCHAR2 := UPPER(v('P44_STATUS'))
,p_SIG VARCHAR2 := UPPER(v('P44_SIG_c'))
,p_inc_sum VARCHAR2 := UPPER(v('P44_INCLUDE_SUMM_FIELD'))
,p_word VARCHAR2 := UPPER(v('P44_WORD_IN_SUMM'))
,p_timeframe VARCHAR2 := UPPER(v('P44_TIME_FRAME'))
,p_rec VARCHAR2 := UPPER(v('P44_RECORD_KEEPING'))
,p_WORD_IN_SUMM VARCHAR2 := UPPER(v('P44_WORD_IN_SUMM'))
,p_ON_AFTER VARCHAR2 := UPPER(v('P44_ON_AFTER'))
,p_ON_BEFORE VARCHAR2 := UPPER(v('P44_ON_BEFORE'))
RETURN test_tab PIPELINED
is
type test_c is ref cursor;
v_row test_tab;
v_sql varchar2(4000);
v_cursor test_c;
begin
v_sql := get_query_f
(p_inv
,p_reg
,p_proarea
,p_disp
,p_coding
,p_status
,p_SIG
,p_inc_sum
,p_word
,p_timeframe
,p_rec
,p_WORD_IN_SUMM
,p_ON_AFTER
,p_ON_BEFORE
open v_cursor for v_sql;
fetch v_cursor bulk collect into v_row;
close v_cursor;
for i in 1 .. v_row.count loop
pipe row (v_row(i));
end loop;
return;
end test_pf;
end MK_TEST_PF;
/Regards
Michael
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