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Validate Stored Procedure Input

Hello fellow ADF Programmers
I´m currently working with JDeveloper Version 12.2.1.4.0.
My Scenario: I created a Methode in my AppModuleImpl.java that calls a procedure in my Database. I exposed this Method to the Client so i can use the DataControl on my page. The procedure/Method takes a *ID as an Input Parameter. My procedure does this: INSERT INTO X Select * FROM Y WHERE Y.ID = *ID.
I now want to implement a validation of the input field (*ID). I want to check if the data of *ID is already inserted in table X and if so... show some validation error the button on my .jsf page. Whats the best way to do this?
Should i just extend the method in my AppModule with: Select 1 from X where id = *ID and then throw a ValidatorException if the select returns something?
Best Answer
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Hi ChristianM0147,
Since it is a procedure you could execute the check in the procedure itself and only if the record exists , execute the insert statement. Have the procedure return a value to the AppModuleImpl through OUT Parameter indicating what action was performed.
you could also execute the insert directly and handle the exception in the AppModuleImpl.
Answers
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Hi ChristianM0147,
Since it is a procedure you could execute the check in the procedure itself and only if the record exists , execute the insert statement. Have the procedure return a value to the AppModuleImpl through OUT Parameter indicating what action was performed.
you could also execute the insert directly and handle the exception in the AppModuleImpl.