XSQL, Object Views, and InsteadOf triggers

Hello,
Is there a way to insert an object view using the XSQL servlet without using InsteadOf triggers?
TIA,
Rob

The question is not really related to XSQL per se. The question is, can an object view FOO be updateable without an INSTEAD OF trigger? The answer is typically no, unless it's a trivial object view over an object table. You might check the online Oracle8i documentation on object views for more specifics on when they can be by-default updateable without an INSTEAD OF trigger.

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Here is the point:
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empno NUMBER PRIMARY KEY,
empname VARCHAR2(20),
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Hi John,
I have exactly the same issue as you experienced back in January. I have a complex data modelling requirement which requires the need to pivot rows into columns using ROW_NUMBER() and PARTITION clauses. To hide the complexity from the middle tier, I have created a database view and appropriate INSTEAD OF triggers and mapped my EO to the view. I have overriden the lock() method on the EO implementation class (to avoid ORA-02014) and would like to try the same solution you used with the pl/sql call to lock the record.
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In my naivity, I would like to think that the BC4J framework would release any locks for the database session when it found the servlet session to be terminated however my concern is that the lock would persist and cause complications.
Any assistance greatly appreciated (if you would be willing to supply your lock() method and pl/sql procedure logic I would be even more grateful!).
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Hello all,
Just wanting to refresh my memory.
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http://download.oracle.com/otn/java/olap/SpreadsheetCalcs_10203.zip
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regards
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HI frds:)
I need some help regarding writeing soem queries..
I have to use view in retreving data and by useing member functions of object.
1) i have to create a nested table by useing type object.
2) i have to create a object wtih member functions inorder to create view of taht nested table,.
3) by useing this objectt view and by useing methods i have to write soem queries ...
If any one know or any information regarding this please reply me... as i have searched in net alot but i was unable to figure out..
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OK. I believe I now know what the culprit it. It is your use of the where clause fragment:
(pdk_files_id = ? OR ? IS NULL)
Here's how I arrived at this (while at the same time ruling BC4J out of the picture as a potential cause of the problem).
I following the steps below:
[list]
[*]Connected as SCOTT in SQLPlus, I create the table:
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[*]I insert one row into the new files table:
INSERT INTO files values (1111, 'SteveTest');
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[*]As SYSTEM still, I ran the command: GRANT PLUSTRACE TO SCOTT
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[*]I connect as SCOTT, and run the script ORACLE_HOME/rdbms/admin/utlxplan.sql
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[*]In SQLPLUS, still connected as SCOTT I issue the command:
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VAR v VARCHAR2(20)
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EXEC :v := '1111';
[list]
Finally, I try some different queries and look at the autotrace output:
SQL> select * from files where pdk_files_id = 1111
2 /
PDK_FILES_ID NAME
        1111 SteveTest
Execution Plan
   0      SELECT STATEMENT Optimizer=CHOOSE
   1    0   TABLE ACCESS (BY INDEX ROWID) OF 'FILES'
   2    1     INDEX (UNIQUE SCAN) OF 'SYS_C003006' (UNIQUE).
This shows that using the literal value 1111 uses the index.
SQL> select * from files where (pdk_files_id = 1111 or 1111 is null)
2 /
PDK_FILES_ID NAME
        1111 SteveTest
Execution Plan
   0      SELECT STATEMENT Optimizer=CHOOSE
   1    0   TABLE ACCESS (BY INDEX ROWID) OF 'FILES'
   2    1     INDEX (UNIQUE SCAN) OF 'SYS_C003006' (UNIQUE).
This shows that using the literal values together with the OR clause, still uses the index.
SQL> select * from files where (pdk_files_id = :v)
2 /
PDK_FILES_ID NAME
        1111 SteveTest
Execution Plan
   0      SELECT STATEMENT Optimizer=CHOOSE
   1    0   TABLE ACCESS (BY INDEX ROWID) OF 'FILES'
   2    1     INDEX (UNIQUE SCAN) OF 'SYS_C003006' (UNIQUE).
Using my ":v" bind variable I defined, it uses the index, too, even though the type of the bind variable is VARCHAR2 and the type of the PDK_FILES_ID column is NUMBER. This is because this is a simple enough case for the database to do automatic type coersion to convert my string value '1111' for the bind variable into the number value 1111 and then use that for the index lookup.
HOWEVER, when I try the case that simulates what you are doing in BC4J, which is using a bind variable together with the OR clause for the NULL test, we see...
SQL> select * from files where (pdk_files_id = :v OR :v IS NULL)
2 /
PDK_FILES_ID NAME
        1111 SteveTest
Execution Plan
   0      SELECT STATEMENT Optimizer=CHOOSE
   1    0   TABLE ACCESS (FULL) OF 'FILES'.
So in this case, the database DOES NOT use the index, and hence explains why your query is slow.
I believe the database works this way because when it hard-parses the SQL statement, it is at this time that it determines the query plan for the SQL statement. The plan needs to remain stable since the same plan will be cached and reused for all uses of the same parsed SQL statement, so the plan cannot be conditional based on the values of the bind variables. Since it cannot decide without knowing the value of the bind variable, it apparently disqualifies your index from being used.
Even introducing an optimizer hint only improves the problem a little. I tried this example:
SQL> select /*+INDEX (files sys_c003006)*/ *
2 from files where (pdk_files_id = :v or :v IS NULL)
3 /
PDK_FILES_ID NAME
        1111 SteveTest
Execution Plan
   0      SELECT STATEMENT Optimizer=CHOOSE (Cost=826 Card=5 Bytes=125)
   1    0   TABLE ACCESS (BY INDEX ROWID) OF 'FILES' (Cost=826 Card=5 Bytes=125)
   2    1     INDEX (FULL SCAN) OF 'SYS_C003006' (UNIQUE) (Cost=26 Card=82).
In this case it still has to fully scan the index where above it was able to do a unique scan.
MORAL OF THE STORY:The tiny cost of having two different View Objects in your application, one to use when you want to find by PDK_FILES_ID, and one to use when you want to find by your other key criteria, is well worth the performance improvement that can be had by using bind variables and using them in a way that the database will use the index.
As Tom Kyte says in his excellent book Expert One on One: Oracle in a passage that made me laugh:
"If I were going to write a book about building Oracle applications that do not scale, "Don't Use Bind Variables" would be the first and last chapter." :-)
So, by using a few design-time-created view objects that uses bind variables and avoid the use of the (COL = ? OR ? IS NULL) construct, you get the following benefits:
[list]
[*]The database doesn't have to hard-parse your SQL statement each time you execute it (which it does if you keep sending queries that have literal values in the SQL statement, making each query different as far as the SGA is concerned)
[*]The indexes will get used correctly as we saw above
[*]Your code actually might be clearer, since you can name one of your view objects "FindFileById" and the other one "FindFileByName", or what have you
[list]
Hope this helps.

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