I have to insert data in a table through parameters in store procedure in Oracle database. Its not working showing error on line "Select P_VERSIONBUILD, P_VALIDITYDATE, P_USEDCOUNTERS;". Please...

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CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE MMS5X_MANAGER.AddPackage 
(
	P_VERSIONBUILD IN VARCHAR2,
	P_VALIDITYDATE IN DATE,
	P_USEDCOUNTERS IN NUMBER,	
	P_ID_HARDWARETYPE IN VARCHAR2
)
as
BEGIN
		Insert into CO_PACKAGE(VERSIONBUILD, VALIDITYDATE, USEDCOUNTERS )
		Select P_VERSIONBUILD, P_VALIDITYDATE, P_USEDCOUNTERS;	

		Insert into CO_PACKAGE_COMPATIBILITY(ID_PACKAGE, ID_HARDWARETYPE)
		select (Select (MAX(ID_PACKAGE)+1) From CO_PACKAGE), COLUMN_VALUE from table(split(P_ID_HARDWARETYPE));

   EXCEPTION
     WHEN NO_DATA_FOUND THEN
       NULL;
     WHEN OTHERS THEN
       -- Consider logging the error and then re-raise
       RAISE;
END AddPackage;

Posted 20-Oct-13 21:31pm

Member77

Updated 20-Oct-13 21:42pm

André Kraak

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2013-10-20T21:57:00

Solution 1

Looking at it, I think you may have missed some info. Like where it is to select the data from?

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Insert into CO_PACKAGE(VERSIONBUILD, VALIDITYDATE, USEDCOUNTERS )
Select P_VERSIONBUILD, P_VALIDITYDATE, P_USEDCOUNTERS;

Should be along the lines of:

SQL

Insert into CO_PACKAGE(VERSIONBUILD, VALIDITYDATE, USEDCOUNTERS )
Select P_VERSIONBUILD, P_VALIDITYDATE, P_USEDCOUNTERS
        FROM MyTable WHERE MyColumn=MyValue;

Posted 20-Oct-13 21:57pm

OriginalGriff

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Member77 21-Oct-13 4:27am

P_VERSIONBUILD, P_VALIDITYDATE, P_USEDCOUNTERS---These are the parameters of stored proc.

OriginalGriff 21-Oct-13 4:35am

Then don't you just want VALUES?
Insert into CO_PACKAGE(VERSIONBUILD, VALIDITYDATE, USEDCOUNTERS )
VALUES (P_VERSIONBUILD, P_VALIDITYDATE, P_USEDCOUNTERS);

Member77 21-Oct-13 5:27am

This is also not working. As it is oracle database,i think to select values I have to create cursor.