Variable list of parameters in PL/SQL functions
As I know, PL/SQL decode function can be called with
variable number of parameters:
decode (a, b, c);
decode (a, b, c, d, e);
decode (a, b, c, d, e, f, g);
How is is possible to implement a PL/SQL procedure or function like decode, which is usable with a variable list
of arguments.
Is there another way instead of using overloading?
Thanks in advance
Stefan Richter
Implement it with the IF..ELSIF condition.
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I will try to explain the scenario:
We have a crosstab report that showing all the customer details, deposit sum of a customer in each date in a date range selected. With the customer details we are showing the Rank of a customer based on the deposit in the latest date selected. Filtering is based on the rank, ie Top50 or Top60 etc.( As I said rank is calculating based on the deposit in the latest date).This is working fine.
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Russ Proudman wrote:
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That would be "the only way" if the Java programmers had decided to totally bury the error ⦠what should happen here is the end-user should get a proper error message ⦠no need to re-verify at this point since all bets are off (in fact, nothing shouldâve been changed in the database).
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<b>
DECLARE
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s VARCHAR2(20);
q varchar2(32767);
BEGIN
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selected_items HTMLDB_APPLICATION_GLOBAL.VC_ARR2;
s VARCHAR2(32767);
q varchar2(32767);
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'AND '||
:SORTFIELD||' BETWEEN '||
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selected_items HTMLDB_APPLICATION_GLOBAL.VC_ARR2;
s VARCHAR2(20);
q varchar2(32767);
BEGIN
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'SUBSTR(orig_geo_loc_sys,1,INSTR(orig_geo_loc_sys,''-'')-1) AS INSTRUMENT, '||
'SUBSTR(orig_geo_loc_sys,INSTR(orig_geo_loc_sys,''-'')+1, LENGTH'||
' (orig_geo_loc_sys)) AS ORIG_LINENUM, '||
'sum(orig_intrl) orig_intrl, '||
'sum(orig_extrl) orig_extrl, '||
'sum(recv_intrl) recv_intrl, '||
'sum(recv_extrl) recv_extrl '||
'FROM line_usage_sum_view '||
'WHERE 1=1 ';
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s := TO_CHAR(selected_items(i));
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'TO_DATE(:STOPDATE, ''dd-MON-YYYY HH24:MI'') '||
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