Url for pl/sql procedure

How does once put together the url for a pl/sql web procedure in rel 2? I tried http://<host>:<port>/pls/portal/schema.procedure
no go. I tried various combinations and can't seem to hit the right one. Any help?

Try get execute to public on this procedure or put this procedure in package and grant execute to public user on this package.

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When you are creating a service from a Stored Procedure, the OracleAS WS tools will create necessary Java and PL wrapper code to handle the complex types (table of record) properly and make them compatible with XML format for SOAP messages.
So what you should do is to use JDeveloper or WSA command line, to create a service from your store procedure and you will see that most of the work will be done for you.
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I already granted execute to public. I can run this SPROC from SQL*Plus with no issues. I was simply trying to expand upon the How TO example and pass multiple args to a SPROC that is called from a query region column link. If I put it at the page level process, then I have to use checkboxes (or something else) to indicate which files I want to delete and then call a page submit.
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Hi experts,
I am using TimesTen Release 11.2.1.3.0;
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DEV          DEV.ABC_LOG                    import-abc
DEV          DEV.GBTSLOG          import-gbts
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Edited by: user1758353 on Dec 5, 2008 11:43 AM

hello,
im also not sure if i get the point but maybe you need sth. like that...
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How can I make this? 
 
For example: 
 
I have a report: 
 
select 
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 when akt is NULL then '< a href="f?p=&APP_ID.:27:&SESSION.:START_PROCESS" name="test_link" >set< /a >' 
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Hi,
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2- Change your code :
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 CASE
 WHEN akt IS NULL
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 END choice
FROM users;
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I am getting a 403 Forbidden browser error when calling a PL/SQL procedure from the URL, as in this:
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Hello,
Good catch, but the difference in URL is in fact the difference in my env to theirs. My typo in not correcting my example to match the dads.conf entry of /pls/apexd. My env uses /apex/. Just saves on my typing.
As an update, I asked the DBA to double-check, and yes, the www_flow_epg_include_mod_local function IS there.
www_flow_epg_include_mod_local is an APEX function.
So now we are trying adding procedures to it. I'll let you know if it works.
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given that the DB GRANTs are there.
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Thank you - K

What is the url for executing PL/SQL via 9i http

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do this if you are still having problemd
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I wrote the below procedure to be executed via APEX (inside the APEX_PLSQL_JOB.SUBMIT_PROCESS wrapper).
It works fine, but I'm not a programmer per se and am just curious if one of the veterans on this forum could review it
and just tell me if it looks like I followed proper standards/procedures etc. or make any suggestions on how I can be more efficient etc.
The purpose of the procedure is to update Oracle Applications translations tables with language-translated values that we have
accumulated from our global workforce. It's pretty simple - just a big find and replace exercise - replacing english values in the apps
tables with translated values. Oracle's '_TL' tables are designed for this purpose and I'm not updating any primary or foriegn keys.
I don't know the exact update statement or instance at the time of execution and hence the need for dynamic SQL and a DB link.
Again, there are no issues (yet) - everything is working fine, I'm just interested in having someone review it and offer me some feedback.
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create or replace
procedure GSE_UPDATE_TL_TABLES (l_instance IN varchar2, l_app_job IN number)
IS
l_tname varchar2(30);
l_column_name VARCHAR2(30);
l_col_value VARCHAR2(4000);
l_eng_value VARCHAR2(4000);
l_language VARCHAR2(4);
i number;
l_query VARCHAR2(4000);
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l_numlines integer := 1000; -- retrieves max 1000 messages from the buffer
l_rows_updated number := 0;
l_rows_processed number;
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commit;
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fetch tables_cur into l_tname, l_column_name,l_col_value, l_eng_value, l_language;
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'Update ' ||l_tname||'@'||l_instance||' set ' ||l_column_name|| ' = q''['||l_col_value||']'' where ' ||l_column_name|| ' = q''['||l_eng_value||']'' and language = '''||l_language||'''';
l_rows_updated := (l_rows_updated + sql%rowcount);
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l_query := 'Update ' ||l_tname||'@'||l_instance||' set ' ||l_column_name|| ' = q''['||l_col_value||']'' where ' ||l_column_name|| ' = q''['||l_eng_value||']'' and language = '''||l_language||'''';
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('This query caused DUP_VAL_ON_INDEX exception: '||l_query);
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l_query := 'Update ' ||l_tname||'@'||l_instance||' set ' ||l_column_name|| ' = q''['||l_col_value||']'' where ' ||l_column_name|| ' = q''['||l_eng_value||']'' and language = '''||l_language||'''';
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('This caused an undefined exception: '||l_query);
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l_rows_processed := tables_cur%rowcount;
update gse_lng_jobs set rows_processed = l_rows_processed, rows_updated = l_rows_updated where job_id = l_app_job;
close tables_cur;
begin
dbms_output.get_lines(l_messages, l_numlines);
for i in 1..l_messages.count
loop
insert into gse_lng_update_exceptions(id, text, Job) values(i, l_messages(i), l_app_job);
commit;
end loop;
end;
END;

Hoek, davidp 2, Tubby, rp0428 et al.,
I think I'm making progress. I'm researching and trying to incorporate your suggestions.
I worked through the examples of error logging here: http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/issue-archive/2006/06-mar/o26performance-096310.html. I'm not sure if this will work for me though since I'm updating many tables and not just one. So it seems I would need to run this for every table that I'm updating?
BEGIN
DBMS_ERRLOG.CREATE_ERROR_LOG('[table_name]');
END;
Otherwise, this is the current state of things:
create or replace
procedure gse_lng_test_1 (p_table varchar2, p_column varchar2) *--using proper parameter names prefixed with 'p' to distinguish from local variables*
IS
i number;
l_query VARCHAR2(4000);
l_messages dbms_output.chararr;
l_numlines integer := 1000; -- retrieves max 1000 messages from the buffer
l_rows_updated number := 0;
l_rows_processed number;
BEGIN
DBMS_OUTPUT.ENABLE(1000000);
commit;
l_query := 'Update ' ||p_table||' set ' ||p_column|| ' = :newval where '||p_column|| ' = :engval and language = :lang' ; *--build the string once in a local variable with bind variables. Table names and column names are passed via parameters*
for c2 IN (SELECT TABLE_NAME, COLUMN_NAME, COLUMN_VALUE, eng_value, LANGUAGE FROM GSE_LNG_STRINGS WHERE COMPLETION_STATUS = 'Y' and table_name = p_table and column_name = p_column) *--using implicit cursor instead of explicit cursor*
LOOP
BEGIN
EXECUTE IMMEDIATE l_query USING c2.eng_value, c2.column_value, c2.language; *--execute immediate with bind variables*
exception
when dup_val_on_index then
dbms_output.put_line('this query caused a dup_val_on_index: '||SQLERRM||' - '||l_query); *--include SQLERRM in message*
when others then
dbms_output.put_line('this query caused an exception: '||SQLERRM||' - '||l_query); *--include SQLERRM in message*
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commit;
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end;Now that the table names and column names are in parameters, I am calling this from APEX as follows:
Begin
for c1 in (select distinct table_name, column_name from gse_lng_strings)
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gse_lng_test_1 (p_table=> c1.table_name, p_column=>c1.column_name);
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end;The one thing I need to do is to get a status of the number of rows processed and updated so I can report back to APEX realtime with a jquery counter plugin that I'm using. That was the reason I was inserting records into a dummy table (gse_update_tracking) before. It worked ok but I realize it was a clumsy approach. I'm not to sure how to accomplish that since I don't think I can access sql%rowcount while the loop is running. Is that correct and if so, are there any other options?
I know I still need to deal with my exception handling and I would like to use the DML error logging if at all possible.
Overall though I feel like it's much cleaner and more manageable. Hopefully it's looking better?
thanks again for the education - I really appreciate it,
John

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