I\'m working on migration of data from a legacy system into our new app(running on Oracle Database, 10gR2). As part of the migration, I\'m working on a script which inserts
If the data volumes were higher, row-by-row processing in PL/SQL would probably be too slow. In those circumstances, you can use DML error logging, described here
CREATE TABLE raises (emp_id NUMBER, sal NUMBER
CONSTRAINT check_sal CHECK(sal > 8000));
EXECUTE DBMS_ERRLOG.CREATE_ERROR_LOG('raises', 'errlog');
INSERT INTO raises
SELECT employee_id, salary*1.1 FROM employees
WHERE commission_pct > .2
LOG ERRORS INTO errlog ('my_bad') REJECT LIMIT 10;
SELECT ORA_ERR_MESG$, ORA_ERR_TAG$, emp_id, sal FROM errlog;
ORA_ERR_MESG$ ORA_ERR_TAG$ EMP_ID SAL
--------------------------- -------------------- ------ -------
ORA-02290: check constraint my_bad 161 7700
(HR.SYS_C004266) violated