Python: sqlparse not parsing oracle stored procedure
Am using sqlparse module in python in order to parse sqls. But am facing an issue while parsing the PLSQL procedure, its taking as statement for each delimeter ;
Below is the sample procedure,
> create procedure test As Empid varchar2(100); begin select
> max(emp_id)+1 into Empid from employees; Insert into employees(emp_id,
> hire_date) Values(Empid,Sysdate); Commit; end;
while i parse, above procedure is split into 5 statements. Is it possible to get the procedure as a single statement? Please advice.
python
asked Nov 21 '18 at 16:23
Senthilkumar SSenthilkumar S
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Am using sqlparse module in python in order to parse sqls. But am facing an issue while parsing the PLSQL procedure, its taking as statement for each delimeter ;
Below is the sample procedure,
> create procedure test As Empid varchar2(100); begin select
> max(emp_id)+1 into Empid from employees; Insert into employees(emp_id,
> hire_date) Values(Empid,Sysdate); Commit; end;
while i parse, above procedure is split into 5 statements. Is it possible to get the procedure as a single statement? Please advice.
python
asked Nov 21 '18 at 16:23
Senthilkumar SSenthilkumar S
61
add a comment |
Am using sqlparse module in python in order to parse sqls. But am facing an issue while parsing the PLSQL procedure, its taking as statement for each delimeter ;
Below is the sample procedure,
> create procedure test As Empid varchar2(100); begin select
> max(emp_id)+1 into Empid from employees; Insert into employees(emp_id,
> hire_date) Values(Empid,Sysdate); Commit; end;
while i parse, above procedure is split into 5 statements. Is it possible to get the procedure as a single statement? Please advice.
python
asked Nov 21 '18 at 16:23
Senthilkumar SSenthilkumar S
61
Am using sqlparse module in python in order to parse sqls. But am facing an issue while parsing the PLSQL procedure, its taking as statement for each delimeter ;
Below is the sample procedure,
> create procedure test As Empid varchar2(100); begin select
> max(emp_id)+1 into Empid from employees; Insert into employees(emp_id,
> hire_date) Values(Empid,Sysdate); Commit; end;
while i parse, above procedure is split into 5 statements. Is it possible to get the procedure as a single statement? Please advice.
python
python
asked Nov 21 '18 at 16:23
Senthilkumar SSenthilkumar S
61
asked Nov 21 '18 at 16:23
Senthilkumar SSenthilkumar S
61
asked Nov 21 '18 at 16:23
Senthilkumar SSenthilkumar S
61
asked Nov 21 '18 at 16:23
Senthilkumar SSenthilkumar S
61
asked Nov 21 '18 at 16:23
Senthilkumar SSenthilkumar S
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