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Dynamic Schema Name at runtime. [message #532401] Tue, 22 November 2011 05:37 Go to next message
fortunethiyagu
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SRCDEV is my source scehma and
TRGDEV is my target schema.

SRCDEV schema table data will be loaded into TRGDEV schema respective tables by applying certain business rules.

After loading SRCDEV tables to TRGDEV tables, i am trying to find eliminated rows in SRCDEV tables due to business rules applied.[requirement].

i am doing it in this way

(SRCDEV.table) minus (TRGDEV.table);


The problem here is my schema name will be changed in every environemnt. for example,

for DEV --> SRCDEV 
for TST --> SRCTST
for PRD --> SRCPRD.


so i tried following; but it is not working.
Could you please advise how to solve this?

--SRCDEV SCHEMA -- SRC TABLE

CREATE TABLE SRC (SNO INT, PROD_CD VARCHAR2(100));

INSERT INTO SRC VALUES (1,'SOOO1');
INSERT INTO SRC VALUES (2,'S1OO1');
INSERT INTO SRC VALUES (3,'SO1O1');
INSERT INTO SRC VALUES (4,'SOO11');
INSERT INTO SRC VALUES (5,'SOOO0');
INSERT INTO SRC VALUES (6,'TOO11');
INSERT INTO SRC VALUES (7,'TOOO0');

--TRGDEV SCHEMA -- TRG TABLE

CREATE TABLE TRG (SNO INT, PROD_CD VARCHAR2(100));

INSERT INTO TRG 
  SELECT * FROM SRC WHERE PROD_CD LIKE 'S%';
  
--QUERY FOR VALIDATION

SELECT * FROM &&src_schema.SRC
MINUS
SELECT * FROM &&trg_schema.TRG


&&src_schema IS THIS CORRECT SYNTAX?
Re: Dynamic Schema Name at runtime. [message #532403 is a reply to message #532401] Tue, 22 November 2011 06:02 Go to previous message
Michel Cadot
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SELECT * FROM &&src_schema..SRC
MINUS
SELECT * FROM &&trg_schema..TRG


You have to double the dot. The first tells SQL*Plus the variable name ends and the second one for the SQL <schema>.<object> syntax.

Regards
Michel

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