I have created this type: create or replace type PRODTABLE as table of PROD_OBJ;
and I use that PRODTABLE in the follow PLSQL code:
FUNCTION INSERT_PRODUCTS (
a_supplier_id IN FORNECEDOR.ID_FORNECEDOR%TYPE,
a_prodArray IN PRODTABLE
)
RETURN NUMBER IS
v_error_code NUMBER;
v_error_message VARCHAR2(255);
v_result NUMBER:= 0;
v_prod_id PRODUTO.ID_PROD%TYPE;
v_supplier FORNECEDOR%ROWTYPE;
v_prodInserted PROD_OBJ;
type nestedTable is table of PROD_OBJ;
newList nestedTable := nestedTable();
BEGIN
SELECT FORNEC_OBJ(ID_FORNECEDOR,NOME_FORNECEDOR,MORADA,ARMAZEM,EMAIL,TLF,TLM,FAX) into v_supplier from fornecedor where id_fornecedor = a_supplier_id;
FOR i IN a_prodArray.FIRST .. a_prodArray.LAST LOOP
INSERT INTO PRODUTO (PRODUTO.ID_PROD,PRODUTO.NOME_PROD,PRODUTO.PREC_COMPRA_PROD,PRODUTO.IVA_PROD,PRODUTO.PREC_VENDA_PROD,PRODUTO.QTD_STOCK_PROD,PRODUTO.QTD_STOCK_MIN_PROD)
VALUES (S_PRODUTO.nextval,a_prodArray(i).NOME_PROD,a_prodArray(i).PREC_COMPRA_PROD,a_prodArray(i).IVA_PROD,NULL,NULL,NULL);
SELECT ID_PROD into v_prod_id from PRODUTO where NOME_PROD = a_prodArray(i).NOME_PROD;
INSERT INTO PROD_FORNECIDO VALUES (a_supplier_id, v_prod_id,a_prodArray(i).PREC_COMPRA_PROD);
SELECT PROD_OBJ(ID_PROD,NOME_PROD,PREC_COMPRA_PROD,PREC_VENDA_PROD,QTD_STOCK_PROD,QTD_STOCK_MIN_PROD,IVA_PROD) into v_prodInserted from PRODUTO where ID_PROD= v_prod_id;
newList.extend;
newList(newList.last):= v_prodinserted;
END LOOP;
/*the next line generates Error(43,63): PLS-00642: local collection types not allowed in SQL statements,
Error(43,63): PL/SQL: ORA-00932: inconsistent datatypes: expected UDT got CHAR */
INSERT INTO FORNECPRODS2 VALUES (a_supplier_id,v_supplier,newList);
v_result:= 1;
RETURN v_result;
COMMIT;
(...)
END;
I want to do something like a_prodArray(i):= v_prodInserted
, but I can't because it's a nested table, so I need to retrieve another one to use in that insert OR update each element of nested table with the new inserted product. I have to do this because each prod_obj in PRODTABLE comes with an id=0, from JAVA.
Maybe there's another way, like making the default value for primary key equals SEQUENCE.nextval, I don't know. Could someone please enlight me?
Thanks!
you won't be able to modify a_prodArray
since it is declared as an IN
parameter (and therefore can not be used as an assignment target). IF you declare the parameter as an IN OUT
, the assignment succeeds:
SQL> CREATE TYPE PROD_OBJ AS OBJECT
2 (
3 ID_PROD NUMBER,
4 NOME_PROD VARCHAR2(1)
5 )
6 ;
7 /
Type created
SQL> CREATE TYPE PRODTABLE as table of PROD_OBJ;
2 /
Type created
SQL> CREATE FUNCTION INSERT_PRODUCTS(a_prodArray IN OUT PRODTABLE)
2 RETURN NUMBER IS
3 BEGIN
4 a_prodArray(1) := prod_obj(1, NULL);
5 RETURN 0;
6 END;
7 /
Function created
SQL> DECLARE
2 l_prod_table prodtable := prodtable();
3 dummy NUMBER;
4 BEGIN
5 l_prod_table.extend();
6 dummy := INSERT_PRODUCTS(l_prod_table);
7 END;
8 /
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed
Now for the PLS-00642
error, you have to use the EXACT same datatype as the definition of the table. In that case I suppose the type is the PRODTABLE
SQL Type and you will have to declare newList as a PRODTABLE
(and not a PLSQL type nestedTable
).