I try to write a function with an input like ( IN myDate DateTime) but i run into "DATETIME" ist ein nicht definierter Name.. SQLCODE=-204, SQLSTATE=42704, DRIVER=3.69.56
How can i fix it?
If you want TIMESTAMP input parameter, you should declare it as such. See an example:
$ db2 "create or replace procedure timestamp_to_month(in ts timestamp)
language sql
return month(date(ts))"
$ db2 "call timestamp_to_month(current timestamp)"
Return Status = 9
$ db2 "call timestamp_to_month(timestamp('2019-01-01'))"
Return Status = 1
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How to run procedure without parameter in Teradata
I'm trying with : call db1.proc_dbOSA()
Error Msg:
Call failed 3707: PROC_DBOSA: Syntax error, expected something
like a name or a Unicode delimited identifier between ‘(‘ and ‘)’
New Procedure with error result.
When i run only code then everything works ok.
REPLACE PROCEDURE db1.proc_dbOSA()
BEGIN
DELETE FROM db1.LOG_dbOSA;
INSERT INTO
db1.LOG_dbOSA
(StoreNo, IDX, Flow, Status, MRP, OSA_IDX, OSA_AC)
WITH a AS (
SELECT
c.StoreCode,
CAST(SUBSTRING(c.ArticleCode FROM 13 FOR 6) AS INT) AS IDX,
RpType,
CASE
WHEN c.MinimumTargetStockWrpl >= l.MinimumTargetStockWrpl THEN CAST(l.MinimumTargetStockWrpl AS INT)
WHEN c.MinimumTargetStockWrpl < l.MinimumTargetStockWrpl THEN CAST(c.MinimumTargetStockWrpl AS INT)
End AS StoreMin,
c.ValUnrestrictedStock
FROM
db1.tab1 c
INNER JOIN
(
SELECT
StoreCode,
ArticleCode,
MinimumTargetStockWrpl
FROM
db1.tab1
WHERE
ProcessingDate = CURRENT_DATE - 14
) l ON c.StoreCode = l.StoreCode AND c.ArticleCode = l.ArticleCode
WHERE
c.ProcessingDate = CURRENT_DATE AND c.MinimumTargetStockWrpl IS NOT NULL AND l.MinimumTargetStockWrpl IS NOT NULL AND l.MinimumTargetStockWrpl > 0
)
, t AS
(
SELECT
CAST(SUBSTRING(ArticleCode FROM 13 FOR 6) AS INT) AS IDX,
RpType,
ArticlesPlanner
FROM
DWH_db_V.STK_B_ARTICLE_DAY_V
WHERE
ProcessingDate = CURRENT_DATE AND StoreCode = 'DR04'
)
SELECT
a.StoreCode,
a.IDX,
t.RpType,
t.ArticlesPlanner,
a.RpType,
CASE
WHEN a.ValUnrestrictedStock > 0 THEN 1
WHEN a.ValUnrestrictedStock <= 0 THEN 0
End AS OSA_IDX,
CASE
WHEN a.ValUnrestrictedStock >= StoreMin THEN 1
WHEN a.ValUnrestrictedStock < StoreMin THEN 0
End AS OSA_AC
FROM
a
LEFT JOIN
t ON t.IDX = a.IDX;
End;
BTEQ Error:
+---------+---------+---------+---------+---------+---------+---------+----
Call proc_dbOSA;
Call proc_dbOSA;
$
* Failure 3707 Syntax error, expected something like '(' between the word
'proc_dbOSA' and ';'.
Statement# 1, Info =18
* Total elapsed time was 1 second.
Call proc_dbOSA();
* Failure 3707 PROC_DBOSA:Syntax error, expected something like a name or
a Unicode delimited identifier between '(' and ')'.
* Total elapsed time was 1 second.
Stored procedures do not support the following:
EXPLAIN and USING request modifiers within a stored procedure
EXECUTE macro statement
WITH clause within a stored procedure.
Stored procedures, as well as macros, do not support the following query logging statements:
BEGIN QUERY LOGGING
END QUERY LOGGING
FLUSH QUERY LOGGING
REPLACE QUERY LOGGING
I have a variable and want to use in a query inside fuzzy function but it is giving me some syntax error or wrong result considering the var.
ORA-20000: Oracle Text error:
DRG-50901: text query parser syntax error on line 1, column 21 29902.
00000 - "error in executing ODCIIndexStart() routine"
When I replace the my_var variable in the fuzzy function with some static string it works fine but with variable it is giving me this error.
My query is as follows:
DEFINE my_var = 'Bhularam';
SELECT a.EXTERNALID_ENC,
a.EXTERNALID,
a.TELNUMBER,
a.TELAREACODE,
a.DQ_ENGLISH_NAME,
a.DQ_ARABIC_NAME,
a.NAMEFIELD_1,
a.USAGETYPE,
a.MANUAL_UPDATE_FLAG,
a.RULE_UPDATE_FLAG,
a.BUSINESS_UPDATE_FLAG,
a.EXCEL_UPDATE_FLAG
FROM (
SELECT * FROM (
SELECT dqlist.*,
score(1) AS rank
FROM dq_list_hash_full dqlist
WHERE contains(dqlist.dq_english_name
,'definescore(fuzzy(my_var, 1, 6, weight),relevance)',1) > 0
UNION
SELECT
dqlist.*,
score(1) AS rank
FROM
dq_list_hash_full dqlist
WHERE
contains(dqlist.dq_english_name,'!Bhularam',1) > 0
)
ORDER BY
rank DESC
) a
I know it is something really stupid but I am unable to get my head around it probably I am new to oracle. Please help me out.
If using sqlplus, verify what prefix character is used to identify substitution variables. Default is set to '&'.
sqlplus > show define
define "&" (hex 26)
Try using your substitution variable within your query, for example
sqlplus > define my_var='hello world!'
sqlplus > select '&my_var' from dual;
old 1: select '&my_var' from dual
new 1: select 'hello world!' from dual
'HELLOWORLD!'
--------------------------------
hello world!
For your query try (assuming define is set to '&'):
'definescore(fuzzy(&my_var, 1, 6, weight),relevance)',1)
Im trying to simply create a SQL function in DB2 9.1 (yep thats old).
I tried boolean as return value, but the DB Version doesn't support it so i went with integer.
The function will just check if the selected day is not on a weekend.
Error: DB2 SQL Error: SQLCODE=-104, SQLSTATE=42601, SQLERRMC=END-OF-STATEMENT;6
then return 0;<delim_semicolon>, DRIVER=4.7.85
SQLState: 42601
ErrorCode: -104
what am i doing wrong?
create function checkIfValidWorkingday(variable_date date)
returns int
begin atomic
if dayofweek_iso(variable_date) = 6
then return 0;
else if dayofweek_iso(variable_date) = 7
then return 0;
else return 1;
end if;
end
end
Try:
create function checkIfValidWorkingday(variable_date date)
returns int
language SQL
specific checkIfValidWorkingday
deterministic no external action
return case when dayofweek_iso(variable_date) between 6 and 7 then 0 else 1 end
Here i have created a package,with package specification and package body,which contains a procedure which insert a row in table,package creation is successful but execution of that package is giving me error
ORA-06550
Package specification:
create or replace package pkgEmp --package specification created..
as
procedure insertEmp(eno number,name varchar2,job varchar2,mgr varchar2,salary number);
end pkgEmp;
package body:
create or replace package body pkgEmp
as
procedure insertEmp(eno number,name varchar2,job varchar2,mgr varchar2,salary number)
is
begin
insert into emp values(eno,name,job,mgr,salary);
end insertEmp;
end pkgEmp;
Exeuting procedure insertEmp:
begin
pkgEmp.insertEmp(&eno,&name,&job,&mgr,&salary); --i m trying to get data in run time.
End;
and output:
ORA-06550: line 2, column 18:
PLS-00103: Encountered the symbol "&" when expecting one of the following:
( ) - + case mod new not null others
table avg count current exists max min prior sql stddev sum
variance execute multiset the both leading trailing forall
merge year month DAY_ hour minute second timezone_hour
timezone_minute timezone_region timezone_abbr time timestamp
interval date
1. begin
2. pkgEmp.insertEmp(&eno,&name,&job,&mgr,&salary);
3. End;
Why I am not able to get data from User,I m using SQL*Plus
I think you need to put parameters in 'single quotes' like '&name' where the datatype is non-integer.
Thanks,
Aditya
syntax:
EXECUTE ( begin (LUMD_REP_APPGRC.peopledb_T2t.collect_all(SYSDATE - 40, SYSDATE ); end;) AT LUMD;
error:
Incorrect syntax near the keyword 'begin'.
Finally tracked down a few solutions – the key to the problem (for us) is that by default RPCs are disabled for linked servers. The parameters for Rpc, Rpc Out, and Use Remote Collation need to be set to true. More info:
http://blog.sqlauthority.com/2007/10/18/sql-server-2005-fix-error-msg-7411-level-16-state-1-server-is-not-configured-for-rpc/
The solution you use will depend upon the procedure output requirements. The first example returns an output value. The second example no output values are returned (data is collected in a subsequent query).
Example 1
The procedure T2T_collect_all has two input parameters (start and end dates) and one output parameter (row count).
DECLARE #l_i_parameter1 varchar(10)
DECLARE #l_i_parameter2 varchar(10)
DECLARE #l_i_parameter3 varchar(10)
DECLARE #l_i_parameter4 varchar(10)
DECLARE #l_o_parameter1 integer
SET #l_i_parameter1 = '2009/10/01'
SET #l_i_parameter2 = 'yyyy/mm/dd'
SET #l_i_parameter3 = '2009/12/31'
SET #l_i_parameter4 = 'yyyy/mm/dd'
SET #l_o_parameter1 = 0
EXECUTE ( 'begin T2T_collect_all(to_date(?, ?), to_date(?, ?), ? ); end;',
#l_i_parameter1,
#l_i_parameter2,
#l_i_parameter3,
#l_i_parameter4,
#l_o_parameter1 OUTPUT
) AT ORA_DB;
More Info: http://blogs.msdn.com/joaquinv/archive/2008/10/23/execute-oracle-stored-procedure-in-sql-server.aspx
Example 2a
The procedure T2T_collect_allx has only two input parameters (start and end dates).
EXECUTE ('begin T2T_collect_allx (SYSDATE - 40, SYSDATE); end;') ORA_DB;
Example 2b
SELECT * FROM OPENQUERY(ORA_DB, 'begin T2T_collect_allx (SYSDATE - 40, SYSDATE ); end;')
If the code between the brackets in EXECUTE () is meant to be PL/SQL then it should read:
EXECUTE ( begin LUMD_REP_APPGRC.peopledb_T2t.collect_all(SYSDATE - 40, SYSDATE ); end;) AT LUMD;
However, I'm pretty sure the EXECUTE argument should be a string:
EXECUTE ( 'begin LUMD_REP_APPGRC.peopledb_T2t.collect_all(SYSDATE - 40, SYSDATE ); end;') AT LUMD;