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Also like SQL Server, the time part of an Oracle DATE value defaults to midnight if no time is explicitly specified The default Oracle date format is different from the DB2 and SQL Server formats, so the Oracle version of the query becomes: SELECT NAME, HIRE_DATE.

NCD-102

Lease, values ( @intStatusId, @mnyLease, Select @intErrorCode = @@Error,

AcquisitionTypeID) @intLeaseId, @intAcquisitionTypeID)

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NCD-102-1

@intEquipmentId, @intLocationId, @intLeaseScheduleId,@intOwnerId,

You can integrate transaction processing perfectly with this solution. Review 5 to remind yourself why Rollback and Commit must be treated differently. At the beginning of a stored procedure or transaction, the developer should add the following code:

Declare @intTransactionCountOnEntry int If @intErrorCode = 0 Begin Select @intTransactionCountOnEntry = @@TranCount BEGIN TRANSACTION End

NCD-102-2

FROM SALESREPS WHERE HIRE_DATE >= '14-JUN-89' Oracle also supports limited date arithmetic, so the DB2-style query can also be specified but without the DAYS keyword: SELECT NAME, HIRE_DATE FROM SALESREPS WHERE HIRE_DATE >= '30-MAY-89' + 15 Finally, the ANSI/ISO SQL2 standard added support for date/time data with a set of data types that are based on, but not identical to, the DB2 types. In addition to the DATE, TIME, and TIMESTAMP data types, the standard specifies an INTERVAL data type, which can be used to store a time interval (for example, a timespan measured in days, or a duration measured in hours, minutes, and seconds). The standard also provides a very elaborate and complex method for dealing with date/time arithmetic, specifying the precision of intervals, adjusting for time zone differences, and so on. As these examples illustrate, the subtle differences in data types among various SQL products lead to some significant differences in SQL statement syntax. They can even cause the same SQL query to produce slightly different results on different database management systems. The widely praised portability of SQL is thus true but only at a general level. An application can be moved from one SQL database to another, and it can be highly portable if it uses only the most mainstream, basic SQL capabilities. However, the subtle variations in SQL implementations mean that data types and SQL statements must almost always be adjusted somewhat if it is to be moved across DBMS brands. The more complex the application, the more likely it is to become dependent on DBMS-specific features and nuances, and the less portable it will become.

At the end of the procedure (and/or transaction), the developer should complete the transaction:

If @@TranCount > @intTransactionCountOnEntry Begin If @intErrorCode = 0 COMMIT TRANSACTION Else ROLLBACK TRANSACTION End

NCD-102-3

In some SQL statements a numeric, character, or date data value must be expressed in text form. For example, in this INSERT statement, which adds a salesperson to the database: INSERT INTO SALESREPS (EMPL_NUM, NAME, QUOTA, HIRE_DATE, SALES) VALUES (115, 'Dennis Irving', 175000.00, '21-JUN-90', 0.00) the value for each column in the newly inserted row is specified in the VALUES clause. Constant data values are also used in expressions, such as in this SELECT statement: SELECT CITY FROM OFFICES WHERE TARGET > (1.1 * SALES) + 10000.00 The ANSI/ISO SQL standard specifies the format of numeric and string constants, or literals, which represent specific data values. These conventions are followed by most SQL implementations.

The solution will also perform well in the case of nested stored procedures. All procedures are rolled back using the same cascading mechanism. The local variable @TransactionCountOnEntry is used to track the number of opened transactions upon entry into a stored procedure. If the number is unaffected within the stored procedure,

7:

DI-4 DI-5 DI-6 DI-7 NCD-102-4

Integer and decimal constants (also called exact numeric literals) are written as ordinary decimal numbers in SQL statements, with an optional leading plus or minus sign. 21 -375 2000.00 +497500.8778

there is no reason either to Commit or Rollback within the procedure. The finished stored procedure looks like this:

Alter Procedure prInsertLeasedAsset_6 -- Insert leased asset and update total in LeaseSchedule. ( @intEquipmentId int, @intLocationId int, @intStatusId int, @intLeaseId int, @intLeaseScheduleId int, @intOwnerId int, @mnyLease money, @intAcquisitionTypeID int, @intInventoryId int OUTPUT ) As set nocount on Declare @intErrorCode int, @intTransactionCountOnEntry int Select @intErrorCode = @@Error If @intErrorCode = 0 Begin Select @intTransactionCountOnEntry = @@TranCount BEGIN TRANSACTION End If @intErrorCode = 0 begin -- insert asset insert Inventory(EquipmentId, StatusId, Lease, values ( LocationId, LeaseId, AcquisitionTypeID)