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Description
When creating a table with a column of type Interval and specifying a default value with precision, the TAPI generator creates a non-compilable package.
Example code:
create sequence intervals_seq;
create table intervals(
id number(9,0) default intervals_seq.nextval not null primary key,
after_days INTERVAL DAY (4) TO SECOND (0) DEFAULT INTERVAL '360' DAY(3));
exec om_tapigen.compile_api(p_table_name => 'INTERVALS',p_enable_column_defaults => true);
This results in the following definition within the package:
FUNCTION create_row (
p_id IN "INTERVALS"."ID"%TYPE DEFAULT "INTERVALS_SEQ"."NEXTVAL" /*PK*/,
p_after_days IN "INTERVALS"."AFTER_DAYS"%TYPE DEFAULT INTERVAL '360' DAY(3) )
RETURN "INTERVALS"."ID"%TYPE;
However, it should read:
FUNCTION create_row (
p_id IN "INTERVALS"."ID"%TYPE DEFAULT "INTERVALS_SEQ"."NEXTVAL" /*PK*/,
p_after_days IN "INTERVALS"."AFTER_DAYS"%TYPE DEFAULT INTERVAL '360' DAY)
RETURN "INTERVALS"."ID"%TYPE;
We are using:
Database: Oracle Database 19c
OM_TAPIGEN Version: 0.6.3