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Asked: May 24, 20262026-05-24T12:12:48+00:00 2026-05-24T12:12:48+00:00

I have a query that needs to check that all fields have values are

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I have a query that needs to check that all fields have values are in a list of valid codes. Right now I’m calling the same subquery over and over and over again. I want to abstract the subquery out so that it is faster and the code isn’t repeated. This is the query in question:

select count(*)
into cnt
from pdv_validcodes c
where c.code_type = 'YNNA'
 and (upper(:new.spec_1) in
     (select code from pdv_validcodes where code_type = 'YNNA') or
     :new.spec_1 is null)
 and (upper(:new.spec_2) in
     (select code from pdv_validcodes where code_type = 'YNNA') or
     :new.spec_2 is null)
 and (upper(:new.spec_3) in
     (select code from pdv_validcodes where code_type = 'YNNA') or
     :new.spec_3 is null)
 and (upper(:new.spec_4) in
     (select code from pdv_validcodes where code_type = 'YNNA') or
     :new.spec_4 is null)
 and (upper(:new.spec_5) in
     (select code from pdv_validcodes where code_type = 'YNNA') or
     :new.spec_5 is null)
 and (upper(:new.spec_6) in
     (select code from pdv_validcodes where code_type = 'YNNA') or
     :new.spec_6 is null)
 and (upper(:new.spec_7) in
     (select code from pdv_validcodes where code_type = 'YNNA') or
     :new.spec_7 is null)
 and (upper(:new.spec_8) in
     (select code from pdv_validcodes where code_type = 'YNNA') or
     :new.spec_8 is null)
 and (upper(:new.spec_9) in
     (select code from pdv_validcodes where code_type = 'YNNA') or
     :new.spec_9 is null)
 and (upper(:new.spec_10) in
     (select code from pdv_validcodes where code_type = 'YNNA') or
     :new.spec_10 is null)
 and (upper(:new.add_spec_1) in
     (select code from pdv_validcodes where code_type = 'YNNA') or
     :new.add_spec_1 is null)
 and (upper(:new.add_spec_2) in
     (select code from pdv_validcodes where code_type = 'YNNA') or
     :new.add_spec_2 is null)
 and (upper(:new.add_spec_3) in
     (select code from pdv_validcodes where code_type = 'YNNA') or
     :new.add_spec_3 is null)
 and (upper(:new.add_spec_4) in
     (select code from pdv_validcodes where code_type = 'YNNA') or
     :new.add_spec_4 is null)
 and (upper(:new.add_spec_5) in
     (select code from pdv_validcodes where code_type = 'YNNA') or
     :new.add_spec_5 is null);
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    2026-05-24T12:12:48+00:00Added an answer on May 24, 2026 at 12:12 pm

    Michael,

    I haven’t had a chance to test this but as it’s trigger code and therefore PL/SQL, something along the lines of this might work:

    CREATE OR REPLACE TYPE "strarray" AS TABLE OF VARCHAR2 (255)
    /
    
    
    DECLARE
       validcodes strarray;
    BEGIN
       SELECT code 
         BULK COLLECT INTO validcodes
         FROM pdv_validcodes
        WHERE code_type = 'YNNA'
       UNION
       SELECT 'NULL'
         FROM dual;
    
       IF  NVL(upper(:new.spec_1), 'NULL') MEMBER OF validcodes
       AND NVL(upper(:new.spec_2), 'NULL') MEMBER OF validcodes
       AND NVL(upper(:new.spec_3), 'NULL') MEMBER OF validcodes
       AND NVL(upper(:new.spec_4), 'NULL') MEMBER OF validcodes
       AND NVL(upper(:new.spec_5), 'NULL') MEMBER OF validcodes
       AND NVL(upper(:new.spec_6), 'NULL') MEMBER OF validcodes
       AND NVL(upper(:new.spec_7), 'NULL') MEMBER OF validcodes
       AND NVL(upper(:new.spec_8), 'NULL') MEMBER OF validcodes
       AND NVL(upper(:new.spec_9), 'NULL') MEMBER OF validcodes
       AND NVL(upper(:new.spec_10), 'NULL') MEMBER OF validcodes
       AND NVL(upper(:new.add_spec_1), 'NULL') MEMBER OF validcodes
       AND NVL(upper(:new.add_spec_2), 'NULL') MEMBER OF validcodes
       AND NVL(upper(:new.add_spec_3), 'NULL') MEMBER OF validcodes
       AND NVL(upper(:new.add_spec_4), 'NULL') MEMBER OF validcodes
       AND NVL(upper(:new.add_spec_5), 'NULL') MEMBER OF validcodes
       THEN
          -- Business logic
       ELSE
          -- Business logic
       END IF;
    END;
    
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