APPS.WIP_PREF_DEF_PKG SQL Statements

The following lines contain the word 'select', 'insert', 'update' or 'delete':

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          x_last_update_date                    in      varchar2) is
begin
   if (x_upload_mode = 'NLS') then
      return;

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	 x_last_update_date);

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          x_last_update_date                    in      varchar2) is
   user_id NUMBER := 0;

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   f_ludate  date;    -- entity update date in file

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   db_ludate date;    -- entity update date in db

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   f_ludate := nvl(to_date(x_last_update_date, 'YYYY/MM/DD'), sysdate);

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   select LAST_UPDATED_BY, LAST_UPDATE_DATE
   into   db_luby, db_ludate
   from   WIP_PREFERENCE_DEFINITIONS
   where  PREFERENCE_ID = x_preference_id;

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      update WIP_PREFERENCE_DEFINITIONS set
             PREFERENCE_CODE = x_preference_code,
             PREFERENCE_TYPE = x_preference_type,
             PREFERENCE_SOURCE = x_preference_source,
             PREFERENCE_VALUE_LOOKUP_TYPE = x_preference_value_lookup_type,
             MODULE_ID = x_module_id,
             USAGE_LEVEL = x_usage_level,
             LAST_UPDATE_DATE = f_ludate,
             LAST_UPDATED_BY = user_id,
             LAST_UPDATE_LOGIN = 0
      where  PREFERENCE_ID = x_preference_id;

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      insert into WIP_PREFERENCE_DEFINITIONS (
                  PREFERENCE_ID,
                  PREFERENCE_CODE,
                  PREFERENCE_TYPE,
                  PREFERENCE_SOURCE,
                  PREFERENCE_VALUE_LOOKUP_TYPE,
                  MODULE_ID,
                  USAGE_LEVEL,
                  OBJECT_VERSION_NUMBER,
                  LAST_UPDATE_DATE,
                  LAST_UPDATED_BY,
                  CREATION_DATE,
                  CREATED_BY,
                  LAST_UPDATE_LOGIN )
           values (
                  x_preference_id,
                  x_preference_code,
                  x_preference_type,
                  x_preference_source,
                  x_preference_value_lookup_type,
                  x_module_id,
                  x_usage_level,
                  1,
                  f_ludate,
                  user_id,
                  f_ludate,
                  user_id,
                  0 );