Re: DDL Statements in PL/SQL !?!

Peter,
Rather than trying to do this yourself, why don't you download Quest Software's Schema Manager, and SQL Navigator products. They will do much/many/all of the things that you are attempting.

Mike Rose

mmrose_at_home.com

<peter_veenstra_at_my-dejanews.com> wrote in message news:7gj6ge$22d$1_at_nnrp1.dejanews.com...
> How does one go about performing administrative tasks (like removing all
> sequences or indexes) in a iterative fashion without spooling out the
contents
> of a query into a file a then creating a script to execute?
>
> For example. I want to delete all the sequences for a single user and then
> reset them with a higher value. I can easily determine the names of the
all
> the sequences, I can write a query that will return to me all the tables
with
> primary keys and the maximum values for those columns but I can not write
a
> PL/SQL block that will identify the sequences, identify the columns that
they
> are used for, DROP the sequences (DDL) statement, and then create and
rename
> the sequence for each column set at the column max value + 1000 ...
>
> Why can't I execute DDL in PL/SQL and is there a better way to do this
> programmatically with out a lot of script writing? I want to pass a PL/SQL
> block a user name and have it do all the rest.
>
> Any information would be appreciated. Please contact me directly at
> pveenstra_at_mjharden.com or pcgv1_at_ibm.net.
>
> Merci,
>
> Peter
>
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Received on Mon May 03 1999 - 00:56:49 CDT