Where is it declared the return variable?
Hi everyone,
please which system privileges must you have to recompile a stored procedure owned by another application developer?
and where is it declared the return variable?
thank you
In short you will need ALTER ANY PROCEDURE privilidge for that.
Lets do a test for this:
From User A:
SQL> create table test as select * from user_objects where rownum<10;
SQL> create procedure test_proc as
2 begin
3 delete test;
4 commit;
5 end;
6 /
Procedure created.
Now from User Scott:
alter procedure cr.test_proc compile
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-01031: insufficient privileges
Now connect to user A and do the following:
1* grant alter any procedure to scott
SQL> /
Grant succeeded.
Now from Scott user:
alter procedure cr.test_proc compile;
Procedure altered.
SQL> show errors
No errors.
Thats what you wanted.
Riaz
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Can You help me; I get the follwing error in my query
Msg 1087, Level 15, State 2, Line 31
Must declare the table variable "@ASE_SUBART_GROEP".
the @ASE_SUBART_GROEP is a self-defined table in this SQL environment.
Maybe you know the error or the missing part
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,T9.Descr AS 'Merknaam'
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Also, you should the dynamic SQL this way:
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SELECT @Result=COUNT( Id ) FROM ' + quotename(@TableName) +
' WHERE RunRegisterKey=@ID'
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That is, use quotename for the table name, in case you have a table named
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@Imageid int,
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DECLARE
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@SQL_Conditions nvarchar(max),
@EndIdx int
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FROM Imageupload ) AS tbl WHERE Imageid=@Imageid AND Row >= '
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FROM Imageupload ) AS tbl WHERE Imageid=' + CAST(@Imageid AS varchar(50)) + ' AND Row >= '
+ CONVERT(varchar(9), @StartIdx) + ' AND
Row <= ' + CONVERT(varchar(9), @EndIdx)
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you could simply use a sql like below
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@PageNo int = 1,
@ItemsPerPage int = 1,
@Imageid int,
@TotalRows int out
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BEGIN
SET NOCOUNT ON
DECLARE
@StartIdx int,
@EndIdx int
IF @PageNo < 1 SET @PageNo = 1
IF @ItemsPerPage < 1 SET @ItemsPerPage = 10
SET @StartIdx = (@PageNo -1) * @ItemsPerPage + 1
SET @EndIdx = (@StartIdx + @ItemsPerPage) - 1
SELECT Imageid,Imagepath,imagename,username
FROM (
SELECT ROW_NUMBER() OVER(ORDER BY Imageid) AS Row, *
FROM Imageupload ) AS tbl WHERE Imageid=@Imageid
AND Row >= @StartIdx
AND Row <= @EndIdx
SELECT @TotalRows=COUNT(*) FROM Imageupload
END
to achieve same requirement.
Make sure you read
http://www.sommarskog.se/dynamic_sql.html
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public static final Random GENERATOR = new Random();
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From Customer c, Orders o, ORDERLINE L, Employee e, Product P
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user9164240 wrote:
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SELECT C.CUSTNO, C.CUSTFIRSTNAME, C.CUSTLASTNAME, O.ORNO, O.ORDDATE, E.EMPNO, E.EMPFIRSTNAME, E.EMPLASTNAME, P.PRODNO, P.PRODNAME, L.PRODNO, L.QTY, Order_cost
From Customer c, Orders o, ORDERLINE L, Employee e, Product P
where(C.CUSTNO=O.CUSTNO) and(O.EMPNO = E.EMPNO) and (O.ORDNO = L.ORDNO) and (P.PRODNO = L.PRODNO) and Order_cost= (L.QTY*ProdPrice)
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Format your code so that it's easy to see (among other things) that
(1) the arguments to TO_DATE match each other, and
(2) parentheses are balanced.
For example:
SELECT C.CUSTNO
, C.CUSTFIRSTNAME
, C.CUSTLASTNAME
, O.ORNO
, O.ORDDATE
, E.EMPNO
, E.EMPFIRSTNAME
, E.EMPLASTNAME
, P.PRODNO
, P.PRODNAME
, L.PRODNO
, L.QTY
, L.QTY * ProdPrice AS Order_cost
From Customer c
, Orders o
, ORDERLINE L
, Employee e
, Product P
where (C.CUSTNO = O.CUSTNO)
and (O.EMPNO = E.EMPNO)
and (O.ORDNO = L.ORDNO)
and (P.PRODNO = L.PRODNO)
and (o.OrdDate >= to_date ( '23/01/2009'
, 'dd/'mm/yyyy' -- WRONG! Look at alignment
and o.OrdDate <= add_months ( to_date ( '23/01/2009'
, 'dd/'mm/yyyy' -- WRONG! Look at alignment
, +1
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Msg 137, Level 15, State 2, Line 29 Must declare the scalar variable "@ACTIVE_STATUS".
USE [NC_DB]
GO
/****** Object: StoredProcedure [dbo].[S_EDIT_USER] Script Date: 12/23/2013 12:32:44 ******/
SET ANSI_NULLS ON
GO
SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON
GO
ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[S_EDIT_USER]
( @DSA_CODE VARCHAR(10)
,@REQUESTOR_DEPT VARCHAR(40)
,@ACTIVE_STATUS INT
,@MAKER_ID VARCHAR(10)
,@MAKER_IP VARCHAR(20)
,@ERROR_CODE INT OUTPUT
AS
BEGIN
DECLARE @CNT INT;
DECLARE @SQL NVARCHAR(MAX);
--DECLARE @REQUESTOR_DEPT VARCHAR(40);
--print(@REQUESTOR_DEPT);
SELECT @CNT = COUNT(*) FROM TMAS_UAM_USER_TMP WHERE DSA_CODE = @DSA_CODE;
IF @CNT > 0
SET @ERROR_CODE = 1;
ELSE
SET @ERROR_CODE = 0;
if @REQUESTOR_DEPT = 'N'
SET @REQUESTOR_DEPT = '';
ELSE
SET @REQUESTOR_DEPT = @REQUESTOR_DEPT ;
print @REQUESTOR_DEPT;
IF @ERROR_CODE = 0
set @SQL = 'INSERT INTO TMAS_UAM_USER_TMP (
DSA_CODE
,DSA_NAME
,DSA_CITY
,DSA_PRODUCT
,DSA_PHNO
,DSA_MOBNO
,DSA_RQSTR
,DSA_RQSTR_DEPT
,GROUP_ID
,ACTIVE_STATUS
,REQ_TYPE
,LAST_LOGED_IN
,CREATED_ID
,CREATED_IP
,CREATED_DATE
,MAKER_ID
,MAKER_IP
,MAKER_DATE
) SELECT DSA_COD
,DSA_NAM
,DSA_CTY
,PRODUCT
,DSA_PHO
,DSA_MOB
,REQUESTOR
,'+@REQUESTOR_DEPT+'
,GROUP_ID
,@ACTIVE_STATUS
,1
,LAST_LOG_DAT
,CREATED_ID
,CREATED_IP
,CREATED_DATE
,'+@MAKER_ID+'
,'+@MAKER_IP+'
,GETDATE()
FROM DSA_MST WHERE DSA_COD = '+@DSA_CODE+' and ';
if @REQUESTOR_DEPT = 'N'
begin
set @SQL = @SQL + 'REQUESTOR_DEPT is null';
print('If Query'+@SQL);
end
else
begin
set @SQL = @SQL + 'REQUESTOR_DEPT = ''' + @REQUESTOR_DEPT + '''';
print('Else Query'+@SQL);
end
--EXEC sp_executesql @SQL, N'@REQUESTOR_DEPT varchar(100) output', @REQUESTOR_DEPT output
--EXECUTE sp_executesql @SQL;
execute (@SQL);
RETURN @ERROR_CODE;
ENDThe problem is that you are using dynamic SQL which you should not. Use the
below instead. Uncomment the query hint if you are worried about
performance.
ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[S_EDIT_USER]
( @DSA_CODE VARCHAR(10)
,@REQUESTOR_DEPT VARCHAR(40)
,@ACTIVE_STATUS INT
,@MAKER_ID VARCHAR(10)
,@MAKER_IP VARCHAR(20)
,@ERROR_CODE INT OUTPUT
AS
BEGIN
DECLARE @CNT INT;
--DECLARE @REQUESTOR_DEPT VARCHAR(40);
--print(@REQUESTOR_DEPT);
SELECT @CNT = COUNT(*) FROM TMAS_UAM_USER_TMP WHERE DSA_CODE = @DSA_CODE;
IF @CNT > 0
SET @ERROR_CODE = 1;
ELSE
SET @ERROR_CODE = 0;
if @REQUESTOR_DEPT = 'N'
SET @REQUESTOR_DEPT = '';
ELSE
SET @REQUESTOR_DEPT = @REQUESTOR_DEPT ;
print @REQUESTOR_DEPT;
IF @ERROR_CODE = 0
INSERT INTO TMAS_UAM_USER_TMP (
DSA_CODE
,DSA_NAME
,DSA_CITY
,DSA_PRODUCT
,DSA_PHNO
,DSA_MOBNO
,DSA_RQSTR
,DSA_RQSTR_DEPT
,GROUP_ID
,ACTIVE_STATUS
,REQ_TYPE
,LAST_LOGED_IN
,CREATED_ID
,CREATED_IP
,CREATED_DATE
,MAKER_ID
,MAKER_IP
,MAKER_DATE
) SELECT DSA_COD
,DSA_NAM
,DSA_CTY
,PRODUCT
,DSA_PHO
,DSA_MOB
,REQUESTOR
,'+@REQUESTOR_DEPT+'
,GROUP_ID
,@ACTIVE_STATUS
,1
,LAST_LOG_DAT
,CREATED_ID
,CREATED_IP
,CREATED_DATE
,'+@MAKER_ID+'
,'+@MAKER_IP+'
,GETDATE()
FROM DSA_MST
WHERE DSA_COD = @DSA_CODE
and (REQUESTOR_DEPT = @REQUESTOR_DEPT OR @REQUESTOR_DEPT = 'N')
-- OPTION (RECOMPILE)
END
Erland Sommarskog, SQL Server MVP, [email protected] -
Error must declare the scalar variable
por que me marca ese error una consulta?
DECLARE @feci AS datetime
DECLARE @fecf AS datetime
SET @FECI=(SELECT DISTINCT(T0.DOCDATE) FROM ORTT T0 WHERE T0.DOCDATE='[%0]')
SET @FECF=(SELECT DISTINCT(T0.DOCDATE) FROM ORTT T0 WHERE T0.DOCDATE='[%1]')
EXEC DBO.COMPARATIVO @FECI,@FECF
Edited by: mary merecias on Nov 17, 2011 3:15 PMel codigo no, son las variables. si pongo este código me marca que no tiene un select MUST SPECIFY TABLE TO SELECT FROM
Declare @fec1 as datetime
Declare @fec2 as datetime
SET @fec1=[%0]
SET @fec2=[%1]
SELECT DISTINCT(T0.itemcode),T0.itemname,T0.onhand,
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(SELECT SUM(PCH1.QUANTITY) AS TOTAL
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INNER JOIN pch1 on OPCH.docentry=PCH1.docentry
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WHERE pch1.targettype<>'19' and OITM.itemcode=T0.ITEMCODE AND OPCH.DOCDATE>=@fec1 AND OPCH.DOCDATE<=@fec2 ) AS 'PIEZAS COMPRADAS',
(SELECT SUM(INV1.linetotal) AS TOTAL
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FROM OINV
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en SQL SERVER si funciona bien
Edited by: mary merecias on Nov 17, 2011 4:50 PM
Edited by: mary merecias on Nov 17, 2011 4:51 PM
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There is nothing you can do in Excel to make these sheets visible. They are not ordinary hidden worksheets.
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2. using Visual Basic code
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Now I must tell you that anything you do from this point on is not covered by your warranty. Don't worry, you can't break BW. But, you can create a beautiful report that stops working with the next system patch that gets installed.
Now that you are looking at these sheets, you probably would like to have a guide as to what they contain. I posted some of that a few months ago. I can't locate the posting right now. You can do a search on my name to find it. Or, if you wait, I'll find it and post the link to this thread.
But ... there is a better way than reading my old posting. Try this ... refresh a query in Excel. Then, come back to the Visual Basic Editor. Select the BW Analyzer Object ... SAPBEX(sapbex.xla). Then, on the VB Editor menu, select Run >> Run Macro (F5); scroll down to sapbexDebugPrint and run that macro. It will create an amazing workbook that tells you everything you could ever want to know about the query you just refreshed. (Including a complete list of valid OLAP fire commands.)
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But ... before you get too carried away with making changes to the values on those sheets ... I have found that I can do almost everything I need to do without ever needing to touch those very-hidden worksheets.
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When you have more questions, write back.
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