Hello I have a procedure and questions about it. This procedure is used for extracting data then inserting them into one table. What I want to do is that when executing the procedure if pid_billdate is null, it should use previous months' last dasy as a parameter. I have already tried out in procedure definition line but didn't worked out properly. So how can I make this change? I need to add this control into procedure.
My second question is how can I test it(I mean how to enter null value?)
BEGIN
GPU_DATA_EXTRACTOR_TEST(); -- or is it should be GPU_DATA_EXTRACTOR_TEST(null) ?
END;
I am open to any advices. Note: I have only records about 8/31/2021 so I have already tried to change value -1 to -2 in first line for testing but didn't insert to GPU_INV_TEST table. My script of procedure is below, thank you from now.
create or replace procedure GPU_DATA_EXTRACTOR_TEST(pid_billdate DATE DEFAULT LAST_DAY(ADD_MONTHS(TRUNC(SYSDATE), -1))) is
c_limit CONSTANT PLS_INTEGER DEFAULT 10000;
CURSOR c1 IS
SELECT DISTINCT intl_prod_id
FROM apld_bill_rt abr,
acct_bill ab
WHERE abr.CHRG_TP = 'INSTALLMENT'
AND abr.TAX_CATG_ID = 'NOTAX'
AND abr.acct_bill_id = ab.acct_bill_id
AND ab.bill_date = pid_billdate;
TYPE prod_ids_t IS TABLE OF apld_bill_rt.intl_prod_id%TYPE INDEX BY PLS_INTEGER;
l_prod_ids prod_ids_t;
begin
execute immediate 'truncate table GPU_INV_TEST';
OPEN c1;
LOOP
FETCH c1 BULK COLLECT INTO l_prod_ids LIMIT c_limit;
EXIT WHEN l_prod_ids.COUNT = 0;
FORALL indx IN 1 .. l_prod_ids.COUNT
INSERT INTO GPU_INV_TEST
SELECT AB.ACCT_BILL_ID,
AB.BILL_NO,
AB.INV_ID,
AB.BILL_DATE,
ba2.bill_acct_id,
ba1.bill_acct_id parent_bill_acct_id,
AB.DUE_DATE,
PG.CMPG_ID,
ABR.NET_AMT,
AB.DUE_AMT,
P.PROD_NUM,
pds.DST_ID,
ABR.DESCR,
p.intl_prod_id
FROM apld_bill_rt abr,
acct_bill ab,
prod p,
FCBSADM.PROD_DST pds,
bill_acct_prod bap,
bill_acct ba1,
bill_acct ba2,
prod_cmpg pg
WHERE ab.intl_bill_acct_id = ba1.intl_bill_acct_id
AND AB.ACCT_BILL_ID = ABR.ACCT_BILL_ID
AND ba1.intl_bill_acct_id = ba2.parent_bill_acct_id
AND ba2.intl_bill_acct_id = bap.intl_bill_acct_id
AND bap.intl_prod_id = abr.intl_prod_id
AND ABR.CHRG_TP = 'INSTALLMENT'
AND bap.intl_prod_id = pds.intl_prod_id
AND bap.intl_prod_id = p.intl_prod_id
AND p.intl_prod_id = pg.intl_prod_id( )
AND ABR.intl_prod_id = l_prod_ids(indx)
UNION
SELECT AB.ACCT_BILL_ID,
AB.BILL_NO,
AB.INV_ID,
AB.BILL_DATE,
ba1.bill_acct_id,
ba1.bill_acct_id parent_bill_acct_id,
AB.DUE_DATE,
PG.CMPG_ID,
ABR.NET_AMT,
AB.DUE_AMT,
P.PROD_NUM,
pds.DST_ID,
ABR.DESCR,
p.intl_prod_id
FROM apld_bill_rt abr,
acct_bill ab,
prod p,
FCBSADM.PROD_DST pds,
bill_acct_prod bap,
bill_acct ba1,
prod_cmpg pg
WHERE ab.intl_bill_acct_id = ba1.intl_bill_acct_id
AND AB.ACCT_BILL_ID = ABR.ACCT_BILL_ID
--AND ba1.intl_bill_acct_id = ba2.parent_bill_acct_id
AND ba1.intl_bill_acct_id = bap.intl_bill_acct_id
AND bap.intl_prod_id = abr.intl_prod_id
AND ABR.CHRG_TP = 'INSTALLMENT'
AND bap.intl_prod_id = pds.intl_prod_id
AND bap.intl_prod_id = p.intl_prod_id
AND p.intl_prod_id = pg.intl_prod_id( )
AND ABR.intl_prod_id = l_prod_ids(indx);
COMMIT;
END LOOP;
CLOSE c1;
end;
CodePudding user response:
Default value is correctly calculated:
SQL> alter session set nls_date_format = 'dd.mm.yyyy';
Session altered.
SQL> SELECT LAST_DAY (ADD_MONTHS (TRUNC (SYSDATE), -1)) result FROM DUAL;
RESULT
----------
30.09.2021
SQL>
The only place where pid_billdate
is used is in cursor's select
statement:
CURSOR c1 IS
SELECT DISTINCT intl_prod_id
FROM apld_bill_rt abr, acct_bill ab
WHERE abr.CHRG_TP = 'INSTALLMENT'
AND abr.TAX_CATG_ID = 'NOTAX'
AND abr.acct_bill_id = ab.acct_bill_id
AND ab.bill_date = pid_billdate; --> here
As you said that it
didn't worked out properly
I presume that no rows were inserted into gpu_inv_test
table. There are two possibilities:
- either cursor's
select
didn't return anything (so loop didn't execute at all) select
s inforall
didn't return anything (so, although there are some rows fetched by the cursor,select
s didn't return any rows to be inserted into the table.
We can't really test it as we don't have your tables (and you used bunch of them in FROM
clauses), so it is you who should test it.
As of your second question: both options are OK.