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ODI Webinar OOW TROUG ODTUG OTNArchBeat Connect Twitter LinkedIn Oracle ACE Profile About Me About Me Appearances HomeODI Alert Mechanism https://gurcanorhan.wordpress.com/2012/11/30/odi-alert-mechanism/ ODI Alert Mechanism 30.11.1205.12.12 gurcanorhan Oracle Data IntegratorAlert Mechanism, Error Handling, ODI, ODI Alert Mechanism, ODI Error Handling, ODI ok and ko, ODI Send Mail, OdiSendMail, Oracle http://oditraining.blogspot.com/2013/04/exception-handling.html Data Integrator Today, I have read an article about recommendation about not using red lines (ko) in ODI packages. I just want to explain how I error handling manage alert mechanism in ODI. This is a sample package that I use in extraction phase. Generally we all want to use parallel execution (Asynchronous Mode) for extractions. I_EXTR_1, I_EXTR_2 and I_EXTR_3 are all in Asynchronous Mode. ODIWaitForChildSession has the property of 1 for Max. Number of Failed Child Sessions. If any of my scenarios error handling in fail, ODIWaitForChildSession will continue on ko (red line). V_ERROR_DESC is a variable refresh based on a SQL Statement which prepares ODISendMail's body section. You can find or create your own query based on Repository or using Groovy. OdiSendMail is tool completely runs on variables. Mail Server : #V_MAIL_SERVER_IP (refreshes from a parameter table at the beginning of ETL) is a variable. When IP address of mail server is changed (nothing in Information Technology is static) admin only need to change the IP address in a parameter table. From : This is static, since we have a LDAP user authenticated in active directory. Nearly impossible for us to change. To : V_ERROR_MAIL_TO (refreshes from a parameter table at the beginning of ETL) is a variable. This variable can contain group mail address or individual mail addreses that are stored in "somebody@host.com;someotherbody@host.com". CC : V_ERROR_MAIL_CC (refreshes from a parameter table at the beginning of ETL) is a variable. This variable can contain group mai
exception handlers. Exceptions can be associated with oracle errors or with your own user-defined errors. By using exceptions and exception handlers, you can make your PL/SQL programs robust and able to deal with both unexpected and expected errors during execution. ERROR TYPES Ø Compile-time errors Ø Runtime errors Errors that occur during the compilation phase are detected by the PL/SQL engine and reported back to the user, we have to correct them. Runtime errors are detected by the PL/SQL runtime engine which can programmatically raise and caught by exception handlers. Exceptions are designed for run-time error handling, rather than compile-time error handling. HANDLING EXCEPTIONS When exception is raised, control passes to the exception section of the block. The exception section consists of handlers for some or all of the exceptions. An exception handler contains the code that is executed when the error associated with the exception occurs, and the exception is raised. Syntax: EXCEPTION When exception_name then Sequence_of_statements; When exception_name then Sequence_of_statements; When others then Sequence_of_statements; END; EXCEPTION TYPES Ø Predefined exceptions Ø User-defined exceptions PREDEFINED EXCEPTIONS Oracle has predefined several exceptions that corresponds to the most common oracle errors. Like the predefined types, the identifiers of these exceptions are defined in the STANDARD package. Because of this, they are already available to the program, it is not necessary to declare them in the declarative secion. Ex1: DECLARE a number; b varchar(2); v_marks number; cursor c is select * from student; type t is varray(3) of varchar(2); va t := t('a','b'); va1 t; BEGIN -- NO_DATA_FOUND BEGIN select smarks into v_marks from student where sno = 50; EXCEPTION when no_data_found then dbms_output.put_line('Invalid student number'); END; -- CURSOR_ALREADY_OPEN BEGIN open c; open c; EXCEPTION when cursor_already_open then dbms_output.put_line('Cursor is already opened'); END; -- INVALID_CURSOR BEGIN close c; open c; close c; close c; EXCEPTION when invalid_cursor then dbms_output.put_line('Cursor is already closed'); END; -- TOO_MANY_ROWS BEGIN select smarks into v_marks from student where sno > 1; EXCEPTION when too_many_rows then dbms_output.put_line('Too many values are coming to marks variable'); END; -- ZERO_DIVIDE BEGIN a := 5/0; EXCEPTION when zero_divide then dbms_output.put_line('Divided by zero - invalid operation'); END; -- VALUE_ERROR BEGIN b := 'saketh'; EXCEPTION when value_error then dbms_out