I\'ve C#-WCF/Winforms application.It inserts 450,000 plus records in a staging table in Oracle database using Oracle Client API and a stored proc having a simple insert query.
I have a cost field in my Oracle ApEx form where the user may enter an $ amount of say 10000.00 or more or even less.
开发者_StackOverflowI have a PL/SQL package that does not specify an AUTHID (effectively making it AUTHID DEFINER). However, there is precisely one procedure within this package that needs to run as A
This is one of those situations where you get an unhelpful error message back from Oracle. My situation is as follows: I\'m dynamically creating a view in PL/SQL. I build a string and use EXECUTE IM
I am using a stored procedure to Insert a new user or update their existing information if the user already exists in the Database.
I used the following (check for errors in loop and if 开发者_运维百科they are exists I insert they into the table):
I am writing the launch plan for one of my code. In which, for each step i have to write a verification step which will tell if the deployment/change has been made properly. Like if there is an alter
I have a VARCHAR2 value in the format \'14-SEP-11 12.33.48.537150 AM\' and I need to convert this to a TIMESTAMP as is. That is like,
I have the following PLSQL functions that returns following error when returning a large data. ORA-06502: PL/SQL: numeric or value error: character string buffer too small
I\'m trying to use the sql-maven-plugin to execute a PL/SQL script on an Oracle 11 database. Although the script is valid PL/SQL (as far as I can tell), the execution gives me a PLS-00103 error: