Write a stored procedure to set value to a new column..

I'm trying to add a column to an existing table using procedure to set the value of this new column according to the another column in different table..I think the trigger part is not hard but I'm struggling with the stored procedure..any help please??
Thanks in advance!

851933 wrote:
I'm trying to add a column to an existing table using procedure to set the value of this new column according to the another column in different table..I think the trigger part is not hard but I'm struggling with the stored procedure..any help please??
Thanks in advance!What kind of help do you need? Could you share your uncompleted procedure?

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Hi Everybody
Can you tell any situation where you would need to write a stored procedure in the query sql statement of sender/ receiver jdbc adapter instead of writing SELECT statement there
why do we need to write stored procedures
thanks and regards,
Anitha

Hi Anitha,
why do we need to write stored procedures
Some times a single SQL statement will not suffice for ur transactions....
Say u want to access from 2 tables and update based on some condition..
or nested select statement...
or u want to update a 2 nd table based on the values from 1st table... etc..
In those places it's preferable for going for a Stored Procedure.
The Stored Procedure can be used in both Sender and Receiver JDBC Adapter.
Still nt clarified do post..
Babu

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I am new to this forum. I am creating a webpage using Gridview in Visual Studio 2005.
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I want to write a SP for the following query :
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@dp_id char(32),
@dv_id char(32),
@em_number char(12),
@email varchar(50),
@emergency_relation char(32),
@option1 char(16),
@status char(20),
@em_id char(35),
@em_title varchar(64),
@date_hired datetime
AS
BEGIN
SET NOCOUNT ON;
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USING (VALUES (@dp_id, @dv_id , @em_number, @email, @emergency_relation, @option1, @status, @em_id, @em_title, @date_hired))
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UPDATE
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dv_id = [Sourc].dv_id,
em_number = [Sourc].em_number,
email = [Sourc].email,
emergency_relation = [Sourc].emergency_relation,
option1 = [Sourc].option1,
status = [Sourc].status,
em_title = [Sourc].em_title,
date_hired = [Sourc].date_hired
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END;

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CREATE TYPE Insertor_type AS TABLE
(dp_id char(32),
   dv_id char(32),
em_number char(12),
email varchar(50),
emergency_relation   char(32),
option1 char(16),
status    char(20),
em_id char(35),
em_title    varchar(64),
date_hired    datetime)
Then you change the procedure header:
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And finally you change the USING clause:
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FROM   @tvp) AS [Sourc] ON [Targ].em_id = [Sourc].em_id
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Look for a Positor that matches the Application, Host, and User
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Use PositorId to upload some data (Every thing works)
re-run/debug the ssis pacakge
Look for a Positor that matches the Application, Host, and User
<No clue what is happening>
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"Execute SQL Task" Setup: No edits to Result Set nor Expressions
"Execute SQL Task" Setup: GENERAL
"Execute SQL Task" Setup: PARAMETER MAPPING
SP called by "Execute SQL Task"
CREATE PROCEDURE [posit].[Return_PositorId]
AS
BEGIN
DECLARE @PositorId INT = [posit].[Get_PositorId]();
IF (@PositorId IS NULL)
BEGIN
DECLARE @ProcedureDesc NVARCHAR(257) = OBJECT_SCHEMA_NAME(@@PROCID) + N'.' + OBJECT_NAME(@@PROCID);
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EXECUTE @PositorId = [posit].[Insert_Positor] @PositorNote;
END;
RETURN @PositorId;
END;
Supporting SQL Objects:
CREATE FUNCTION [posit].[Get_PositorId]
RETURNS INT
AS
BEGIN
DECLARE @PositorId INT = NULL;
SELECT TOP 1
@PositorId = [p].[PO_PositorId]
FROM [posit].[PO_Positor] [p]
WHERE [p].[PO_PositorApp] = APP_NAME()
AND [p].[PO_PositorHost] = HOST_NAME()
AND [p].[PO_PositorUID] = SUSER_ID();
RETURN @PositorId;
END;
GO
CREATE PROCEDURE [posit].[Insert_Positor]
@PositorNote NVARCHAR(348) = NULL
AS
BEGIN
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SET @PositorNote = COALESCE(@PositorNote, N'Automatically created by: ' + @ProcedureDesc);
DECLARE @Id TABLE
[Id] INT NOT NULL
INSERT INTO [posit].[PO_Positor]([PO_PositorNote])
OUTPUT [INSERTED].[PO_PositorId]
INTO @Id([Id])
VALUES(@PositorNote);
RETURN (SELECT TOP 1 [Id] FROM @Id);
END;
GO
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[PO_PositorId] INT NOT NULL IDENTITY(0, 1),
[PO_PositorApp] NVARCHAR(128) NOT NULL CONSTRAINT [DF__PO_Positor_PO_PositorApp] DEFAULT(APP_NAME()),
CONSTRAINT [CL__PO_Positor_PO_PositorApp] CHECK([PO_PositorApp] <> ''),
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CONSTRAINT [CL__PO_Positor_PO_PositorName] CHECK([PO_PositorName] <> ''),
[PO_PositorHost] NVARCHAR(128) NOT NULL CONSTRAINT [DF__PO_Positor_PO_PositorHost] DEFAULT(HOST_NAME()),
CONSTRAINT [CL__PO_Positor_PO_PositorHost] CHECK([PO_PositorHost] <> ''),
[PO_PositorSID] VARBINARY(85) NOT NULL CONSTRAINT [DF__PO_Positor_PO_PositorSID] DEFAULT(SUSER_SID()),
[PO_PositorUID] INT NOT NULL CONSTRAINT [DF__PO_Positor_PO_PositorUID] DEFAULT(SUSER_ID()),
[PO_PositorNote] VARCHAR(348) NULL CONSTRAINT [CL__PO_Positor_PO_PositorNote] CHECK([PO_PositorNote] <> ''),
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[PO_RowGuid] UNIQUEIDENTIFIER NOT NULL CONSTRAINT [DF__PO_Positor_PO_RowGuid] DEFAULT(NEWSEQUENTIALID()) ROWGUIDCOL,
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CONSTRAINT [UK__Positor] UNIQUE CLUSTERED ([PO_PositorApp] ASC, [PO_PositorHost] ASC, [PO_PositorUID] ASC),
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GO
ssd

The error is in item 7: Returns -1 (SHOULD BE the same PositorId value returned in #2); but no error message is returned or thrown from SSIS.
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[Platts Valid [41]] Error: SSIS Error Code DTS_E_OLEDBERROR. An OLE DB error has occurred. Error code: 0x80040E2F.
An OLE DB record is available. Source: "Microsoft SQL Server Native Client 11.0" Hresult: 0x80040E2F Description: "The statement has been terminated.".
An OLE DB record is available. Source: "Microsoft SQL Server Native Client 11.0" Hresult: 0x80040E2F Description:
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1) Is there a version of Oracle Client 11g which runs on Server 2012? My 11.2.0.0, when the installer begins, says my Server 2012 (8GB mem, 80 GB drive) does not meet the minimum requirements and I should not install it. This same installer worked on Server 2008.
2) Have you seen the following behavior from Oracle client 12c? Are there any patches?
When I was unable to find a version of Oracle 11g client for Windows Server 2012, I downloaded Oracle 12c. We have a few stored procedures, when invoked from a Windows Server 2008 with an 11g client work. However, when running that some code on a Windows Server 2012 machine does not work. I have certain stored procedures with an OUTPUT parameter when executed on 2012 has the values truncated.
For instance:
Output parameter is set to return "SUCCESS", but was is received is "SUC"
Ouput parameter is set to return "AllSet", but it returns "All"
Output parameter is set to cast a NUMBER to a VARCHAR2 and the value is a 5 digit number, but only the first two digits are returned. Ex: "83976", but only "83" appears.
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Please help.
I have successfully managed to write a PL/SQL procedure using
the EXEC_SQL package in the Oracle to retrieve the return set
from a SYBASE stored procedure (very similar to the example in
the HELP documentation).
I would like to incorporate this output into a report using the
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anyone has any clues as to how this can be accomplished (PL/SQL
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Andrew McSherry (guest) wrote:
: Please help.
: I have successfully managed to write a PL/SQL procedure using
: the EXEC_SQL package in the Oracle to retrieve the return set
: from a SYBASE stored procedure (very similar to the example in
: the HELP documentation).
: I would like to incorporate this output into a report using the
: Oracle Reports Server 6.0 but I am not sure how to do this. If
: anyone has any clues as to how this can be accomplished (PL/SQL
: tables, reference cursors, beads or ribbons [only kidding])
then
: I would be most grateful.
: Thank you.
: Andrew.
I would like to suggest the following procedures:
1. Create a Oracle work table for the Result Set and
Modify your pl/sql to insert the result set into
Oracle work table.
2. Place your pl/sql procedure in Oracle Reports
Triggers (i.e. Before Report or After parameter
form)
3. Define the Data Model using the oracle work table in
Oracle Reports.
Peter Ng
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How to pass a table valued parameter to a stored procedure in Entity Framework using ExecuteSqlCommand or SqlQuery method?
Following is my code -
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dataTable.Columns.Add("col1", typeof(int));
dataTable.Columns.Add("col2", typeof(bool));
dbContext.Database.ExecuteSqlCommand("exec stored_proc @tvp",
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This throws an exception saying 'The table type parameter '@tvp' must have a valid type name.'

You must set the TypeName property of the SqlParameter to the name of your table type that you have defined in the database:
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param.SqlDbType = SqlDbType.Structured;
param.ParameterName = "@tvp";
param.TypeName = "dbo.YourTableType";
param.Value = dataTable;
dbContext.Database.ExecuteSqlCommand("exec stored_proc @tvp", param);
Of course you must define the table type in the database first:
CREATE TYPE dbo.YourTableType AS TABLE
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Please remember to the following page on MSDN for more information:
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb675163(v=vs.110).aspx
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Please also remember to close your threads by marking helpful posts as answer and then start a new thread if you have a new question. Please don't ask several questions in the same thread.

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