Manipulate Query Further / Create Three New Columns?
Sep 27, 2012
I am new to the Toad World �
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SELECT TABLE1.PRODUCTID, TABLE1.TYPE , TABLE1.PRODUCT, TABLE2.#SOLD
FROM TR.TABLE1
INNER JOIN
PR.TABLE2
ON (TR. PRODUCTID = PRODUCTID )
When we merge the above two table..The query result will look like this:Product IDProductType#Sold
1FruitBanana2
2FoodRice2
3FoodSugar6
4FruitOrange8
[code]...
Now I want manipulate the query further and create three new columns from �#Sold�
Is it Possible to twist the below code to produce the above
SELECT TABLE1.PRODUCTID, TABLE1.TYPE , TABLE1.PRODUCT, TABLE2.#SOLD
FROM TR.TABLE1
INNER JOIN
PR.TABLE2
ON (TR. PRODUCTID = PRODUCTID )
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I am using this
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In functional terms, we need to sum two pay periods' retirement deduction amounts for a BDCA deduction code R03 to arrive at the monthly total for those deduction amounts.
In other words, to sum payroll deduction data for 2 pay periods PAYNO = 21 & 22 for (EMPLOYEE_AMT and EMPLOYER_AMT) and have the totals in new columns named EENOVR03 and ERNOVR03. Column names representing EE for employee, ER for employer, NOV for November, and R03 for deduction code.
Here's the basic SQL without calculations. I need to modify SQL to produce both EENOVR03 and ERNOVR03.
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Productcode Productname Quantity AF Ade Fgh 100 LO Ldo Ope 50 SK Ske Kro 47 ....
There may be any number of records in the table. Now I need to print distinct products in different columns such as.
AF LO SK 100 50 47
There may be any number of products...I need to print all those products as different columns as shown above. How to write the Stored procedure for this?
creating a stored procedure that updates the points column in the teams_tbl , the value that is updated in to the points column will be retrieved from the fixture_team table. so if team a has more goals than team b then the points column for team a will be increased by 6 else if the scores are equal they get 4 points each.
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I have one issue with the converting columns into rows.
Employee table has manager , additional manager and some other columns. If the employee has additional manager, then i need those employee record with 2 rows : 1st row - manager with other data , 2nd row - additonal manager with other data .
Orginal data is like this:
EMPNO ENAME JOB MGR HIREDATE SAL COMM DEPTNO ADDTIONAL_MGR ---------- ---------- --------- ---------- --------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ------------- 7369 SMITH CLERK 7902 17-DEC-80 800 20 7698
[code]....
I have tried this , using UNION ALL method, But it is taking more time.
SQL> ED Wrote file afiedt.buf 1 SELECT DECODE (DUMMYTAB.NUM,'1',MGR, '2',addtional_mgr) MANAGER, empno, ename, job, hiredate, sal, comm, deptno 2 FROM emp E, (SELECT '1' NUM FROM DUAL UNION ALL SELECT '2' NUM FROM DUAL) DUMMYTAB 3* WHERE addtional_mgr IS NOT NULL SQL> /
CREATE TABLE group_device ( group_id NUMBER (8) NOT NULL , member_id NUMBER (4) NOT NULL , device_id NUMBER (10) NOT NULL , install_date DATE NOT NULL , remove_date DATE );
ID Status description Tracking ID 1 Strat Frog 1 2 Start Dog 2 3 Process Frog 1 4 Completed Dog 2 5 Start Rabbit 3 6 Error Frog 1 7 Stop Rabbit 3 8 Start Elephant 4 9 process Elephant 4 10 Start Human 5 11 Stop Human 5 12 Start Butterfly 6 13 completed Butterfly 6 14 start lion 7 15 error lion 8 16 complted lion 8 17 start tiger 9 18 error tiger 9
select * from Table-Name where datetime < to_date('2012/12/06:06:00:00', 'yyyy/mm/dd:hh24:mi:ss') And datetime > to_date('2012/12/04:22:00:00', 'yyyy/mm/dd:hh24:mi:ss')And not description in (Select * from Table-Name where Status like ('%Complete%' or Status like '%stop%') and description in (Select description from Table-Name where Status Like '%start%'));
Result should be " Frog and Elephant and tiger"
Start of every record(descrpition --status is Start) End of every record ( status is stop or done or completed) status process is in btwn (their will be mulitple records with name s//y to process...ie. process 1 ...process 2...process 3 )
I have seen lots of examples of using PIVOT to return an sql query where the rows have been converted to columns. All the examples I can find require you to have two columns with multiple rows, and also require you to know the data which is in one of columns to make titles for the new columns.
I need something a little different...I have a query using UNION which goes something along the lines of...
SELECT [get data from one place] UNION SELECT [get data from another place] UNION SELECT [get data from another place]
this returns the following... a_val ----- 100 200 300
query to return something like this... a_val1 a_val2 a_val3 ------ ------ ------ 100 200 300
The names of the columns don't really matter. And I dont want to create a new table in the database just for the result.
I am writing a query and I am trying to multiply some of the columns with *1.50 and 0.75.
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SELECT LOC_CD, TO_CHAR(DT,'fmMon RRRR'), SUM(QTY) , GROUPING_ID(LOC_CD) FROM WIP WHERE LOC_CD IN (1,2,3,4) GROUP BY ROLLUP(LOC_CD), TO_CHAR(DT,'fmMon RRRR'),TRUNC(DT,'MM') ORDER BY TRUNC(DT,'MM'),LOC_CD
This query result attached
The red coln is the total I want to place it in row-wise
Date loc_1 loc_2 loc_3 loc_4 Total May 2012 4,554 6,644 11,198 June 2012 4,986 5,838 777 11,601 22,799
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select column1 from tablename where column2 = 'abc'?
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declare cursor c1 is select 'abc', '8-Apr-2013', pk_id from EMPLOYEE where pk_id = '153' UNION select '1xyz', '4-10-2013', pk_id from EMPLOYEE where pk_id = '154' c1_val number;
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SQL> select &column_list from emp; Enter value for column_list: empno,ename,sal
EMPNO ENAME SAL ---------- ---------- ---------- 7369 SMITH 800 7499 ALLEN 1600 7521 WARD 1250 7566 JONES 2975 7654 MARTIN 1250 7698 BLAKE 2850 7782 CLARK 2450 7788 SCOTT 3000 7839 KING 5000 7844 TURNER 1500 7876 ADAMS 1100 7900 JAMES 950 7902 FORD 3000 7934 MILLER 1300
14 rows selected.
But the same i need to achieve in pl/sql. I try with the Ref cursor, but not succeeded.
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Also this column values period is dynamic.. it can be for any year.
The select will return values like
Select per_id, PERIOD, amount from cfl where quota_id = 1
Basically 12 rows will be the output: per_id period amount 1 JAN-10 10 1 FEB-10 20 1 MAR-10 10 ..............and so on
MISSING_DATES EMPNO ---------------------- ---------- 09-SEP-12 TO 11-SEP-12 7499 23-SEP-12 TO 26-SEP-12 7499 01-sep-12 TO 30-SEP-12 7521 01-sep-12 TO 30-SEP-12 7788
