Réflexion dans PLSQL ?

Vous devez utiliser ANYTYPE pour décrire le ANYDATA et assurez-vous que le type est correct. Ensuite, vous pouvez accéder à l'attribut en utilisant piecewise et getVarchar2 .

La plupart du code ci-dessous sert à vérifier le type, ce dont vous n'avez pas besoin si vous n'êtes pas préoccupé par la sécurité du type.

Fonction pour renvoyer la valeur :

create or replace function get_first_attribute(
    p_anydata in out anydata --note the "out" - this is required for the "piecewise"
) return varchar2 is
    v_typecode pls_integer;
    v_anytype anytype;
begin
    --Get the typecode, and the ANYTYPE
    v_typecode := p_anydata.getType(v_anytype);

    --Check that it's really an object
    if v_typecode = dbms_types.typecode_object then
        --If it is an object, find the first item
        declare
            v_first_attribute_typecode pls_integer;
            v_aname          varchar2(32767);
            v_result         pls_integer;
            v_varchar        varchar2(32767);
            --Variables we don't really care about, but need for function output
            v_prec           pls_integer; 
            v_scale          pls_integer;
            v_len            pls_integer;
            v_csid           pls_integer;
            v_csfrm          pls_integer;
            v_attr_elt_type  anytype;
        begin
            v_first_attribute_typecode := v_anytype.getAttrElemInfo(
                pos            => 1, --First attribute
                prec           => v_prec,
                scale          => v_scale,
                len            => v_len,
                csid           => v_csid,
                csfrm          => v_csfrm,
                attr_elt_type  => v_attr_elt_type,
                aname          => v_aname);

            --Check typecode of attribute
            if v_first_attribute_typecode = dbms_types.typecode_varchar2 then
                --Now that we've verified the type, get the actual value.
                p_anydata.piecewise;
                v_result := p_anydata.getVarchar2(c => v_varchar);

                --DEBUG: Print the attribute name, in case you're curious
                --dbms_output.put_line('v_aname: '||v_aname);

                return v_varchar;
            else
                raise_application_error(-20000, 'Unexpected 1st Attribute Typecode: '||
                    v_first_attribute_typecode);
            end if;
        end;
    else
        raise_application_error(-20000, 'Unexpected Typecode: '||v_typecode);
    end if;
end;
/

Type :

create or replace type Person_type as object (fname varchar2(10), lname varchar2(10));

create or replace type other_type as object (first_name varchar2(10), poetry clob);

Test :

declare
    --Create records
    v_type1 person_type := person_type('Ford', 'Prefect');
    v_type2 other_type := other_type('Paula', 'blah blah...');
    v_anydata anydata;
begin
    --Convert to ANYDATA.
    --Works as long as ANYDATA is an object with a varchar2 as the first attribute.
    v_anydata := anydata.convertObject(v_type1);
    dbms_output.put_line(get_first_attribute(v_anydata));

    v_anydata := anydata.convertObject(v_type2);
    dbms_output.put_line(get_first_attribute(v_anydata));
end;
/

Sorties :

Ford
Paula