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Aug 27, 2013

I have a table (Parent - Child).There is a requirement to maintain this table, thats the hierarchy of the oraganisation.So, every quater they will be updating the table. They will be importing the data through an excel and in that excel there are 3 action items,

=> Insert, Update and Delete (logical delete). 
CREATE TABLE PARENT_CHILD_TBL   ( "ID" VARCHAR2(6 BYTE) NOT NULL ENABLE, "ID_DESC" VARCHAR2(200 BYTE), "ID_LEVEL" VARCHAR2(200 BYTE), "PARENT_ID" VARCHAR2(200 BYTE)   )  

For Update:What all validation can come for an updation of an hierarchical data in general.Like = how to derive the level value at database side when the id is updated to some other level.= How to maintain the relation. A -> B -> D ( A is the grand parent here).A -> Ceg: if B is updated as parent node of A, then we should throw error (cyclic data). Any more validations for hierarchical data

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(
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[Code]...

-- 2nd linear ftr

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[Code]...

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(
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ftr_type char(1)
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[Code]...

FTR_NO F
---------- -
33 P
31 L
30 L

Where
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'P' represents point feature

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---------- ---------- ---------------- ---------------- ---------- ------------- -------------
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Step 2.

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FTR_NO FTR_ID CONNECTED_FTR_NO CONNECTED_FTR_ID RELATION PARENT_FTR_NO PARENT_FTR_ID
---------- ---------- ---------------- ---------------- ---------- ------------- -------------
33 9651 33 9652 1

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Expected result after update

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---------- ---------- ---------------- ---------------- ---------- ------------- -------------
31 10354 33 9650 2
31 10354 33 9651 13110354
31 10354 33 10354 3
33 9651 31 10354 2
33 9651 33 9652 13110354
33 9651 33 9651 3
33 9652 33 9651 2

[Code]...

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-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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