Reputation: 8553
Set ServerOutput on size 100000;
declare
countTab number := 0;
countCol number := 0;
currDate varchar2(30);
scale number := 0;
Begin
select count(*) into countCol from USER_TAB_COLUMNS where TABLE_NAME = 'EVAPP_INTERFACE' and COLUMN_NAME = 'TARGET_AMNT_LTV_NUM' and DATA_SCALE is null;
IF (countCol <> 0) then
DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line(' EVAPP_INTERFACE.TARGET_AMNT_LTV_NUM values begin');
execute immediate 'select APPSEQNO, TARGET_AMNT_LTV_NUM from evapp_interface where TARGET_AMNT_LTV_NUM > 999999999999';
END IF;
END;
\
I am trying to display the results of the select query. I tried running just the select statements as is, but it gives an exception saying it can't find the columns mentioned. So, I tried putting the table name infront of the columns, and it complained that I needed to use INTO
, and I used that as well, but still it did not like the syntax.
Upvotes: 4
Views: 23399
Reputation: 231661
Assuming you are using SQL*Plus, the simplest option is probably to do something like
Set ServerOutput on size 100000;
variable rc refcursor;
declare
countTab number := 0;
countCol number := 0;
currDate varchar2(30);
scale number := 0;
Begin
select count(*)
into countCol
from USER_TAB_COLUMNS
where TABLE_NAME = 'EVAPP_INTERFACE'
and COLUMN_NAME = 'TARGET_AMNT_LTV_NUM'
and DATA_SCALE is null;
IF (countCol <> 0) then
DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line(' EVAPP_INTERFACE.TARGET_AMNT_LTV_NUM values begin');
open :rc
FOR 'select APPSEQNO, TARGET_AMNT_LTV_NUM ' ||
' from evapp_interface ' ||
' where TARGET_AMNT_LTV_NUM > 999999999999';
END IF;
END;
/
PRINT rc;
If you want to display the result from PL/SQL, you'd need to open the cursor, fetch the results into local variables, and then do something with the local variables such as writing them to DBMS_OUTPUT
.
Upvotes: 3