I use ALL_ARGUMENTS to get list of arguments in oracle 10g, but I can't find out is there default value for argument. Haw can I do it?
问题:
回答1:
you might need to resort to plsql programming in 10g, in the vein of the code sample below. this solution is certainly brute-force in some sense, as you basically write part of a function/procedure declaration parser using very low-level primitives. however, regular expression functions aren't available in 10g either ...
the gist of the code is:
- iterate over the source code lines of procedure/function declarations
- note the name of the most recently declared routine
- analyze all lines containing the keyword 'DEFAULT', getting the argument name and the default value spec (this is not outlined in detail in the code sample).
beware of pitfalls:
- multiline declarations
- C-style comments containing C-style comment opening strings ( a la /* blah blah / blah blah **/ )
- string literals containing keywords
hope that helps anyway, best regards.
the code:
DECLARE
l_arg_and_more VARCHAR2(400);
l_current_unit VARCHAR2(400);
l_default_spec VARCHAR2(400);
l_offset_default BINARY_INTEGER;
l_offset_eoname BINARY_INTEGER;
BEGIN
FOR i IN (
select text
from all_source
where owner = '<name of owner>'
and name = '<object name>'
and type in ( 'PACKAGE', 'PROCEDURE', 'FUNCTION')
and text not like '--%'
order by line
) LOOP
IF i.text LIKE '%FUNCTION%' OR i.text LIKE '%PROCEDURE%' THEN
IF i.text LIKE '%FUNCTION%' THEN
l_current_unit := LTRIM(SUBSTR(i.text, INSTR(i.text, 'FUNCTION') + LENGTH('FUNCTION')), ' ');
l_offset_eoname := INSTR(l_current_unit, ' ');
IF l_offset_eoname = 0 OR l_offset_eoname > INSTR(l_current_unit, '(') THEN
l_offset_eoname := INSTR(l_current_unit, '(');
END IF;
IF l_offset_eoname <> 0 THEN
l_current_unit := SUBSTR(l_current_unit, 1, l_offset_eoname-1);
ELSE
l_current_unit := 'unidentified';
END IF;
END IF;
END IF;
--
IF i.text LIKE '%DEFAULT%' THEN
l_offset_default := INSTR (i.text, 'DEFAULT');
l_arg_and_more := SUBSTR(i.text, 1, l_offset_default - 1);
l_default_spec := SUBSTR(i.text, l_offset_default + LENGTH('DEFAULT') + 1);
--
-- process l_arg_and_more to get the arg name, l_default_spec for the default value
--
END IF;
END LOOP;
END;
回答2:
I know it is a bit too late but this may help. I'm facing similar problem at this time. Needs more testing...
SELECT SUBSTR(final_str, start_pos+1, (end_pos-start_pos-1) ) dflt_values, start_pos, end_pos
FROM
(
SELECT start_pos, final_end_pos end_pos, MOD(ROWNUM, 2) rno, final_str FROM
(
SELECT distinct start_pos, end_pos, final_str, (CASE WHEN end_pos < start_pos THEN (start_pos*2) ELSE end_pos END) final_end_pos
FROM
(
SELECT Instr(final_str, '=', LEVEL) start_pos, Instr(final_str, ',', LEVEL) end_pos, final_str --<<-- distinct
FROM
(
SELECT RTRIM(SUBSTR(str, 1, e_start), ',')||RTRIM(SUBSTR(str, e_start, e_end-e_start), ')') final_str
, e_start
, e_end
, e_end-e_start
FROM
(
SELECT str, Instr(str, ',', 1, 5) e_start, Instr(str, ')') e_end
FROM
(
SELECT REPLACE(REPLACE(REPLACE(SUBSTR(str, INSTR(str, '(')+1), chr(32), ''), chr(10), chr(32) ), 'DEFAULT', ':=') str
FROM
(
SELECT 'PROCEDURE Some_Proc(p_arg1 VARCHAR2:= ''Arg1''
, p_arg2 VARCHAR2:= ''Arg2''
, p_arg3 DATE DEFAULT ''SYSDATE-90''
, p_arg4 VARCHAR2 DEFAULT ''NULL''
, p_arg5 NUMBER := ''10'')' str
FROM dual
))))
CONNECT BY LEVEL <= LENGTH(final_str)
)
WHERE start_pos > 0
ORDER BY start_pos, end_pos
))
WHERE rno > 0
/
回答3:
In the view SYS.ALL_ARGUMENTS
there is a column named DEFAULT_VALUE
, but even in 11g it's type is LONG
and is a headache to work around and convert to CLOB.
The "easiest" (not the best) way is to create a table from this view, using TO_LOB
to convert this field to a CLOB
and work with that.