更新oracle中多个嵌套表中的多条记录
我有一个 oracle 表,其中一些列中有嵌套表。现在,我需要能够更新每个嵌套表中的所有记录以及主表的每个记录中的所有记录。这是如何实现的?我尝试过的任何方法都会收到有关无法对该视图执行更新或单行子查询返回多行的错误。
这里有一个例子来说明。我可以像这样运行更新:
UPDATE TABLE(select entity.name
from entity
where entity.uidn = 2)
SET last = 'Decepticon',
change_date = SYSDATE,
change_user = USER
WHERE first = 'Galvatron';
但在这种情况下,表子句是在单行的单个嵌套表上执行的。如果您不想要等于 2 的entity.uidn,那么如何执行这样的更新?
谢谢!
I have an oracle table with nested tables in some of the columns. Now, I need to be able to update all the records in each nested table, in each of the records of the main table. How is this accomplished? Any of the ways that I've tried, I get errors about either not be able to perform updates on that view, or single row subquery returns more than one row.
here's an example from to illustrate. I can run an update like this:
UPDATE TABLE(select entity.name
from entity
where entity.uidn = 2)
SET last = 'Decepticon',
change_date = SYSDATE,
change_user = USER
WHERE first = 'Galvatron';
but in this case, the table clause is being executed on a single nested table from a single row. How would an update like this be performed if you didn't want just the entity.uidn which equalled 2?
thanks!
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也许避免在数据库中使用嵌套表的最好原因是它们很难使用,而且语法记录不足且难以理解。
继续前进!
这是一个带有嵌套表的表。
正如您所看到的,嵌套表中的每个元素的 ID 属性在所有情况下都设置为零。我们想要做的就是更新所有这些。但是,唉!
可以更新保留表中单行的嵌套表上的所有元素:
但是对整个表执行此操作的唯一方法是 PL/SQL 循环。哎呀!
还有一种替代方法:使用嵌套表定位器< /a>,通过 NESTED_TABLE_GET_REFS 提示。这是一件特别晦涩的事情(它不在 主要提示列表),但它确实有用:
此提示允许我们完全绕过保持表并使用实际的嵌套表。即Nested Table存储子句中指定的对象:
Perhaps the best reason for avoiding nested tables in a database is that they are hard to work with, and the syntax is underdocumented and hard to grok.
Moving on!
Here is a table with a nested table.
As you can see, each element in the nested table the ID attribute is set to zero in all cases. What we would like to do is update all of them. But, alas!
It is possible to update all the elements on a nested table for a single row in the holding table:
But the only way of doing that for the whole table is a PL/SQL loop. Yuck!
There is an alternative: use a Nested Table Locator, via the NESTED_TABLE_GET_REFS hint. This is a particularly obscure thing (it's not in the main list of hints) but it does the trick:
This hint allows us to bypass the holding table altogether and work with the actual nested table. That is, the object specified in the Nested Table storage clause: