Variable number of arguments in DML

In my OLAP DML program, I need to take variable number of arguments. I took the number of inputs as one argument and then tried to take succeeding inputs as arguments in a while-loop, but got an error saying "All ARGUMENT statements must precede the first non-declarative"
Can you suggest a way in which I can take variable number of arguments in an OLAP DML program?

This any use:
DEFINE ARG.TEST PROGRAM
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shw joinchars('Number of Arguments Passed: ' ARGCOUNT)
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shw joinchars('Argument 1: ' arg(1))
shw joinchars('Argument 2: ' arg(2))
shw joinchars('Argument 3: ' arg(3))
shw joinchars('Argument 4: ' arg(4))
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Variable number of arguments in procedure PL/SQL

Hello everyone,
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862447 wrote:
I have a "simple" question : can a procedure PL/SQL take a variable number of arguments ?No. Not in the style of Pascal and C/C++. E.g. int printf( char * format, … ) in C using va_list.
In my case, the procedure is called by the submit button of a form, and the form has variable number of inputs...There are a couple of merhods.
Code a fixed number of parameters in the procedure signature. Assign defaults to these. The caller can now select which parameters from the fixed list to use and which not.
Create a structure. For example, having a 100 parameters in a signature is something I will call plain stupidity. This creates usability issues, maintenance issues and even performance issues. And debugging will be a nightmare. So instead create a structure (aka record in the PL/SQL language or an object using the SQL language) - where this structure describes (in a structured and logical way) the list of parameters.
Neither of these method however allows the caller to pass a variable number parameters - the parameter signature is fixed. It has a fixed number of defined parameters.
So the only way to simulate a variable parameter signature is to use a collection. The collection itself is of course a single parameter passed. But it can have 0 elements. It can have a 1000 elements. And similar to a va_list in C/C++, the procedure can iterate through the data passed via the parameter by the caller.
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Passing variable number of arguments in a stored procedure

Hi Team,
i am facing a problem. I have a dynamic form which contains some checkboxes. The number of checkboxes are dynamically generated on querying the database. On the form submission i want to call a stored procedure that will update the values in the database. i want to know that is there any way to handle variable number of arguments in the stored procedure or can i get the variables through some session context and use it in my stored procedure.
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Hi Saurabh,
The method in which stored procedures are called on form submit is something as follows.
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Hi Tron -
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RayNewbie wrote:
Yes, the macros are designed to walk a list of args when neither the number of args or their type is known.
The above should have said. "The macros are designed to walk a list of args when neither the number of args or their type is known _at compile time_".
If I may both paraphrase and focus your original question, I think you wanted to know if there was any way the function could run without knowing the number of args to expect. The answer to this question is "No". In fact at runtime, the function must know both the number of args and the type of each.
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As both Bob and Hansz have explained, the underlined statement is correct. Similarly, the example from the manual gives the number and types of the args in the first string arg.
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cotton.m wrote:
gajesh wrote:
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Hi, Actually i did changes like show below.
i made creationComplete="loadValues()"
And i made
private function loadValues():void
I want to set a busy cursor, But its not working.
Actaully the loadValues() function will load the data when we open that perticular page.but it;ll take some time to load so that i want to put busy cursor. In above Code i used busy cursor but its not working.

How can I set a variable number of values in a SQL IN clause?

Hi,
How can I set a variable number of values in a SQL IN clause without having to change the text of the SQL statement each time?
I read the link http://radio.weblogs.com/0118231/2003/06/18.html. as steve wrote.
SELECT *
FROM EMP
WHERE ENAME IN (?)
But we need the steps not to create type in the system and would there be any other solution if we would like to use variable number of values in a SQL IN clause ?
We are using JDeveloper 10.1.3.2 with Oracle Database 10.1.3.2
Thanks
Raj

Hi,
can you please explain why the solution from steve is not the right solution for you.
regards
Peter

Possible to do variable number of REPLACE in SQL?

Hello. Using Oracle 10G, R2
Wondering if it is possible to do a variable number of REPLACE() entirely in SQL in a view.
input_table.text_column = This (b)is(/b) some (i)text(/i) with (u)formatting(/u) codes
Note: Using ( and ) to represent < and >
rows in format_codes_table:
(b)
(/b)
(i)
(/i)
(u)
(/u)
(p)
(/p)
etc. (The number of format_codes is not fixed)
Desired output: This is some text with formatting codes
This could be done with a user-defined function and then use that function in a SQL:
create or replace function remove_format_codes(input_p IN varchar2)
return varchar2
   v_output   varchar2(2000);
is
begin
   v_output := input_p;
   for r1 in (select format_code from format_codes_table)
   loop
      v_output := replace(v_output, r1.format_code);
   end loop;
   return v_output;
end;
create or replace view unformatted_output_vw
as
select remove_format_codes(input_table.text_column) as unformatted_output
from input_table
/I tried this SQL:
select replace(input_table.text_column, format_codes_table.format_code) as unformatted_output
from input_table
    ,format_codes_table
/But it only replaces one format code at a time, and it is not recursive so the output is like this:
This is(/b) some (i)text(/i) with (u)formatting(/u) codes
This (b)is some (i)text(/i) with (u)formatting(/u) codes
This (b)is(/b) some text(/i) with (u)formatting(/u) codes
This (b)is(/b) some (i)text with (u)formatting(/u) codes
etc.
I've google'd Oracle recursive sql, looked at CONNECT BY, LEAD, LAG, MODEL, and I've also looked at a
Tom Kyte example for varying in lists (http://tkyte.blogspot.com/2006/06/varying-in-lists.html),
but I can't seem to find a way to replicate the loop in my user-defined function in SQL.
Anyone think this is possible in SQL? If yes, any hints?
Thanks

Hi,
Regular expressions (introduced in Oracle 10) are great for this:
SELECT     REGEXP_REPLACE ( text_column
                 , '<'          || -- left angle-bracket
                   '/?'          || -- optional slash
                '[bipu]'     || -- any one of these characters
                '>'             -- right angle-bracket
                 )      AS no_tag_text
FROM    input_table
;You had some good ideas: recursive subqueries (new in Oracle 11.2), CONNECT BY and MODEL could also do this job, but not nearly as easily.
In case you're interested, the following thread uses MODEL to do nested REPLACEs:
SQL Query
Edited by: Frank Kulash on May 13, 2010 4:08 PM
Edited by: Frank Kulash on May 17, 2010 1:02 PM
Fixed link

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