Note that the begin end code block needs to be added before the dbvisualizer executes --/ followed by a /
Note that the begin end code block needs to be added before the dbvisualizer executes --/ followed by a /
Note that the begin end code block needs to be added before the dbvisualizer executes --/ followed by a /
--Said important things three times (many coders can't execute because they didn't add it)
1 -- / Note that the begin end code block needs to be added before the dbvisualizer executes --/ and / 2 BEGIN 3 declare V_USERIDVALUE decimal ( 18 ); 4 set V_USERIDVALUE = 3477 ; 5 FOR V AS MYCURSOR CURSOR FOR SELECT * FROM BA_EMPLOYEELINFOTEMP_20180503BAK 6 DO 7 BEGIN 8 set V_USERIDVALUE = V_USERIDVALUE + 1 ; 9 INSERT 10 INTO 11 SYS_USER_20180502BAK 12 ( 13 USERID, 14 EPID, 15 USERCODE, 16 USERNAME, 17 PASSWORD, 18 LOGINCODE, 19 LOGINFUNCTION, 20 LOGINFUNCTIONNAME, 21 LOGINERRCNT, 22 EXECTASKID, 23 SORTNO, 24 ISVALID, 25 MEMO, 26 ISONDUTY, 27 PHONE, 28 EMAIL, 29 BTPASSWORD, 30 REACCOUNT 31 ) 32 VALUES 33 ( 34 V_USERIDVALUE, 35 V.EPID, 36 V.EPCODE, 37 V.EPNAME, 38 'B1:40:2F:CF:BD:1D:92:05', 39 V.LOGIN_NAME, 40 '', 41 '', 42 0, 43 NULL, 44 NULL, 45 1, 46 '', 47 NULL, 48 NULL, 49 NULL, 50 NULL, 51 NULL 52 ); 53 END; 54 END FOR; 55 END 56 / Note that the begin end code block must be added before the dbvisualizer executes --/ followed by a /