Desired Output:
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First Second Third
11 21 31
I have tried the below query
SELECT
DECODE (name,'Nexus', parameter) First,
DECODE (name, 'GPlay', parameter) Second,
DECODE (name, 'Demo', parameter) Third
FROM (SELECT name, parameter FROM TableA where name in ('Nexus','GPlay','Demo'));
This gives me the output
First Second Third
11 <Empty> <empty>
<empty> 21 <empty?>
<empty?> <empty?> 31
Is there any way to get the output in single line.
I have one table , with one column having 2,3 or 4 machine codes , i need to display them as each row per machine code will it be possible to do as i have thousands of records similar to the test case and which i had to do it manually in excel and then upload it back.
insert into ow_oper_setup VALUES ('1270','1270001','W165','IR HO BV ') insert into ow_oper_setup VALUES ('1270','1270001','W1332','IR BV ') insert into ow_oper_setup values ('1270','1270001','W1367','RE HO SC BV ') insert into ow_oper_setup values ('1270','1270001','W389','RE HO SC BV')
commit;
SELECT * FROM ow_oper_Setup;
WO_NOMRK_NOPOS_NOMC_CODE 12701270001W165IR HO BV 12701270001W1332IR BV 12701270001W1367RE HO SC BV 12701270001W389RE HO SC BV
--i want the output in the following way or the same table data to be replaced as below
How to merge multiple rows into single row (but multiple columns) efficiently.
For example
IDVal IDDesc IdNum Id_Information_Type Attribute_1 Attribute_2 Attribute_3 Attribute_4 Attribute_5 23 asdc 1 Location USA NM ABQ Four Seasons 87106 23 asdc 1 Stats 2300 91.7 8.2 85432 23 asdc 1 Audit 1996 June 17 1200 65 affc 2 Location USA TX AUS Hilton 92305 65 affc 2 Stats 5510 42.7 46 9999 65 affc 2 Audit 1996 July 172 1100
where different attributes mean different thing for each Information_type. For example for Information_Type=Location
Attribute_1 means Country Attribute_2 means State and so on.
For example for Information_Type=Stats
Attribute_1 means Population Attribute_2 means American Ethnicity percentage and so on.
I want to create a view that shows like below:
IDVal IDDesc IDNum Country State City Hotel ZipCode Population American% Other% Area Audit Year AuditMonth Audit Type AuditTime 23 asdc 1 USA NM ABQ FourSeasons 87106 2300 91.7 46 85432 1996 June 17 1200 65 affc 2 USA TX AUS Hilton 92305 5510 42.7 46 9999 1996 July 172 1100
I am trying to write a script where a particular post code from a table is having more than 3 telephone numbers.Both the columns are in the same table. How to fetch.
Table is P_Order Columns are DELIVERY_POSTCODE and TEL_NO... Condition DELIVERY_POSTCODE has more than 3 TEL_NO
I am attempting to select back multiple values for a specific key on one row. See the example below. I have been able to use the sys_connect_by_path to combine the fields into one field but I am unable to assign them to fields of their own. See the example below
TABLE DETAILS: Policy id plan name 111 A Plan 111 B Plan 111 Z Plan 112 A Plan 112 Z Plan
My desired result is to be able to show the output as follows
Policy ID Plan_1 Plan_2 Plan_3 111 A Plan B Plan Z PLan 112 A Plan Z PLan
tried searching google and this site too, found postings on WM_CONCAT, STRAGG, concat_all, LISTAGG functions by Michel and have experimented with these, but either the syntax is giving me a hard time or i just have not got the concept down.
Trying to get 2 rows into one. Have provided the create statements and insert of data. Also below will show what is returned with a Select i have and what is ideally required.
CREATE TABLE Person_Lang ( Person_ID NUMBER NOT NULL, Language_ID NUMBER NOT NULL, Contact_Name VARCHAR2(255 CHAR), Main_Phone VARCHAR2(255 CHAR), Secondary_Phone VARCHAR2(255 CHAR),
I am working on a script in which I want to retrieve multiple rows but I get error ORA-1422.I tried solving it using the following script , but it still gives error.
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE proc_query DECLARE TYPE all_dest IS TABLE OF NUMBER; destIds all_dest; BEGIN SELECT dest_id from sb_packet WHERE src_id = 32; RETURNING dest_id bulk collect into destIds; END;
in eache record we are receiving information from differente city, we pretend to get an output where we have a row for each city (delimited by comma) that we have in column CITY
Input data
SELECT '1001001' as CLIENT_ID, 'LONDON, PARIS' as CITY, TO_DATE('20101105', 'YYYYMMDD') as DT_REG FROM DUAL UNION SELECT '1022201' as CLIENT_ID, 'MADRID, OSLO' as CITY, TO_DATE('20101105', 'YYYYMMDD') as DT_REG FROM DUAL UNION SELECT '1033001' as CLIENT_ID, 'PARIS' as CITY, TO_DATE('20101105', 'YYYYMMDD') as DT_REG FROM DUAL UNION SELECT '1033004' as CLIENT_ID, 'MADRID, OSLO, PARIS' as CITY, TO_DATE('20101105', 'YYYYMMDD') as DT_REG FROM DUAL
Output expected CLIENT_IDDT_REGCITY 100100105/11/2010 LONDON 100100105/11/2010 PARIS 102220105/11/2010 MADRID
I understand what the message "subquery returning multiple rows" means but I have a case where I'm not 100% sure why it's happening to my update query (which in turn probably means I don't fully understand what's going on behind the scenes)
Here is my query:
Update A set (A.id, A.alt_name, A.min_rank)= (SELECT B.id, B.fullname, MIN(B.nm_rankval) FROM B, A WHERE A.id = B.id AND A.name <> B.fullname AND B.nametyp = 'ON' GROUP BY B.id, B.fullname) ;
The subquery returns 6 rows but they are all unique in terms of the id, name, rankval, etc...I naturally thought that the update statement wouldn't have a problem with this since the subquery is returning rows that are not duplicates and match one for one between table A and B. I used the group by to ensure I return unique values from table B (which does have duplicate id values)
Each of those 6 rows from the subquery of table B can be matched 1-1 with table A...so what am I missing.
My table has the follwoing 3 columns (in addition to others)
Col Name = active ; type=number ; values=1 (true) or 0 (false) col name start_date ; type=date; format=dd-mmm-yy col name end_date ; type=date; format=dd-mmm-yy
I need to select all rows where all active=1, start_date=<today and end_date=>today
my sql is: SELECT id, start_date, end_date FROM offers WHERE (active='1' AND start_date<='14-SEP-09' AND end_date>='14-SEP-09');
However the results are not right. Example, the first row returned is: Offer5000312 01-JAN-09 11-DEC-08
This is not correct. Due to the end_date this row should not be part of the results.
CREATE TABLE T1 ( id NUMBER, START_date DATE, end_date DATE, end_date1 DATE, end_date2 DATE, end_date3 DATE, LEVEL1 number ) /
[Code]...
I have data in the first table as mentioned above I need to insert multiple rows into the second table for the same ID depends on the level, If it is level 1 then two rows for same ID first reocrd start_date as the start_date and end_date as end_date from the table t1 for second record start_date is end_date in t1 and end_date for this record is end_date1 column in table t1.
If the level is 3 then the table t2 should have four records for one id and the phase is the value for each record for one ID for example in level 3 we have 4 records for one id and phase should be 1,2,3,4.
writing the sql, to transform a single row into multiple rows. I am trying to create multiple rows based on a value of a column in the table.In the below example, I am trying to create the rows based on the 'Col2' values. find the below example:
Original table data:
Col1 Col2 Col3 Col4
Row1 a1 a,b,c 01 ON Row2 b1 d,e,f 02 OFF Row3 c1 g,h 03 ON
I want the above table to be transformed into below:
Col1 Col2 Col3 Col4
Row1 a1 a 01 ON Row1 a1 b 01 ON Row1 a1 C 01 ON Row2 b1 d 02 OFF Row2 b1 e 02 OFF Row2 b1 f 02 OFF Row3 c1 g 03 ON Row3 c1 h 03 ON
I have two tables. The first contains all Segment information within Oracle i.e;
Table 1 Segment Description Flex_Value 1 North 1234 1 South 1235 1 East 1236 2 Car C001 2 Boat B001
and the second table contains financial data, but only the segment code;
Table 2 Date Segment1 Segment2 Value 01/01/11 1234 C001 10,000 02/01/11 1235 C001 10,000
what I want to return is some of the columns within table two as well as additional columns for the segment descriptions.
Below is an extract of what I have put together, and it does return what I need, but I'm sure there is a much more efficient way of creating the query;
