I have a string value like -- a,,b,c,d,e,f
Using just sql, I want to put each value of the above string in a different row. So the output should be --
a
b
c
d
e
f
using procedures it would not be that great but I want to do it just using queries.
I have a string like this .
'ABC-XYZ-MNO'
and i want the data in the below format
'ABC','XYZ','MNO'
I am trying to split comma separated string. My table has more than 5 lacks data. I have tried the following SQL but its taking more than 5 minutes. Any Alternative solution to return data quickly ?
SELECT REGEXP_SUBSTR(order_id, '[^,]+', 1, LEVEL) order_id
FROM order_detail
CONNECT BY REGEXP_SUBSTR(order_id,'[^,]+',1,LEVEL) IS NOT NULL
SELECT REGEXP_SUBSTR(order_id, '[^,]+', 1, LEVEL) order_id
FROM order_detail
CONNECT BY LEVEL <= LENGTH(order_id) - LENGTH(REPLACE(order_id, ',')) + 1
I have one table select * from abcd;
No err-----------------------------1 rishi,rahul2 rishi,ak I want output like:
No ERR1 rishi1 rahul2 rishi2 ak i am using the below query for this:
select no,regexp_substr(err,'[^,]+', 1, level) from abcd connect by regexp_substr(err, '[^,]+', 1, level) is not null but this query is giving me output:
1rishi1rahul2ak2rishi1rahul2ak if i am using distinct then only desired output is coming. select distinct no,regexp_substr(err,'[^,]+', 1, level) from abcd connect by regexp_substr(err, '[^,]+', 1, level) is not null but i don't want to use distinct because my table has millions of rows and err contains comma separated varchar(6000);
I have a requirement to sort a comma seperated string. For example if I pass '1234,432,123,45322,56786' as string, then it should return '123,432,1234,45322,56786', after sorting the numbers inside the string.
I have done it creating Global Temporary table. Is there a way without creating the Temp table. I understand I can write the whole logic to sort and append the string, but if there is any direct way.
CREATE GLOBAL TEMPORARY TABLE TEMP_TAB(COL1 VARCHAR2(100)) ON COMMIT DELETE ROWS;
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION func_sort_string(pi_string IN VARCHAR2, pi_delimiter IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT ',')
RETURN VARCHAR2 IS
PRAGMA AUTONOMOUS_TRANSACTION;
l_str VARCHAR2(2000) DEFAULT pi_string || ',';
[code]...
I need writing sql which can return the Count of Comma's in a string. Here is my table and data
CREATE TABLE TEST1(SNO NUMBER,STR1 VARCHAR2(30));
INSERT INTO TEST1 VALUES(1234,'ABCD,LL LT,MP');
INSERT INTO TEST1 VALUES(1456,'PP MR');
INSERT INTO TEST1 VALUES(1589,NULL);
INSERT INTO TEST1 VALUES(1897,'PP MR,FTR CLR ON');
Here is the output I am expecting
SNO STR1 STR1_COUNT
1234 ABCD,LL LT,MP 3
1456 PP MR 1
1589 0
1897 PP MR,FTR CLR ON 2
Basically I need to the count of Words separated by comma
Create table a ( Objectid number, Value varchar2(2000);
/
Insert into a values (12, '2,3,4');
Insert into a values (13, '8,7,4');
Insert into a values (14, '3,8,9');
Insert into a values (15, '6,3,11');
I should get the output as:
ID Value
------ ------
12 2
12 3
12 4
13 8
13 7
13 4
14 3
14 8
14 9
15 6
15 3
15 11
Here is what i have in ms-sql, how to convert this into t-sql ?
@MortgagePurposeID is parameter with comma seperated values ('1,2,3,4')
if(substring(@MortgagePurposeID, LEN(@MortgagePurposeID)-1,1)<>'','')
Set @MortgagePurposeID = @MortgagePurposeID + '',''
Set @pos=0
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I have a few questions about querying using ranges and comma separated lists. The basic situation is a request comes in with part numbers that can be formatted in a range, comma separated lists or both. For an example, the request contains the following part numbers:
<pnum> 1-10, 14, 17, 11, 21-24 </pnum>
I can muster a basic SQL statement to query for this by hand (more then one way to do this)-
SELECT *
FROM part_table
WHERE pnum BETWEEN '1' AND '10'
OR pnum BETWEEN '21' AND '24'
OR pnum IN (14, 17, 11);
is there a way to create the BETWEEN statement so that the dash doesnt need to be parsed out of the request? (like BETWEEN '1-10') or something that functions to that extent? Is it also possible to nest the BETWEEN statements (or the functionality of the BETWEEN) in the IN statement?
We have a existing view which pulls list of orders against a deal. Straight forward result of the view is below.
Deal idSALES_ORDER_NUMBER
280760548460578
280760548789518
280760548794798
280760548794799
280760548873291
280760548887725
280760548900581
Each deal may have different number of orders.
We need to modify the view logic to result the list as comma seperated:
48460578,48789518,48794798,48794799,48873291,48887725,48900581
how to proceed.
Outside of convoluted loop using the SUBSTR() function, is there an easy way to extract each element from a comma-sepearted list that's passed in to a stored proc?
View 4 Replies View RelatedI would like get rows into comma separated values expected output
rowvalue1,<space>rowvalue2,<space>rowvalue3,<space>rowvalue4,.....Example:
create table test1 (name1 varchar2(10));
insert into test1 values ('JOHN');
insert into test1 values ('YING');
insert into test1 values ('KAREN');
insert into test1 values ('PEDRO');
commit;
SQL> select * from test1;
NAME1
----------
JOHN
YING
KAREN
PEDROHow can I get this to printed as
JOHN, YING, KAREN, PEDRO
SELECT 'TEST','F1,F2,F3,F4' from dual
I want to split the rows by comma separated as below
TEST F1
TEST F2
TEST F3
TEST F4
I have a comma separated list 'black','red','white' and I want to get each of words in this list in one rows. Some time ago I done it with:
QUOTE select * from XXX('black','red','white')
where XXX was a function which converted list to table.
I have a requirement wherein I need to enforce certain column to have only comma as a delimiter, where multiple values exists.
Example:
Create table:
create table test_oz ( slot number, server_name varchar2(50), used_by varchar2(50),
constraint test_oz_pk primary key (slot, server_name) );
Insert Test Data:
insert into test_oz values ( 1,'SRV1','SAMMY' );
insert into test_oz values ( 2,'SRV1','SAMMY,TOM' );
commit;
Data:
SQL> select * from test_oz;
SLOT SERVER_NAM USED_BY
---------- ---------- ----------
1 SRV1 SAMMY
2 SRV1 SAMMY,TOM
From above, the USED_BY column data need to be only comma separated. Is there a way to enforce that?
When user tries to insert data using any other delimiter, it should fail.
I was trying to see if a CHECK CONSTRAINT could be of use, but could not find it to work.
I am building a search for use in one of our major applications. I have written a PL/SQL package that deals with it. I would like to present the requirement list to the group and see what, if anything, you may have done differently than I have.
1.) The search interface must have a single box, like google.
2.) Multiple search terms will be separated by a comma.
3.) The table has the following columns:
-- Name
-- Title
-- addr
-- addr2
-- city
-- state
-- zip
-- phone
-- email
4.) Number of Search Terms per query will be unlimited. (for now, as practicality dictates)
5.) Each search term will be checked against various columns.
6.) Search terms must not have a preference in order. Name, Address = Address, Name
7.) Records will be returned only for the rows where all search terms are found.
I need to write a function which will take table name as input and should return all the columns separated by coma (,).
For example I have a table product as
PROD_ID PROD_NAME FAMILY_ID
------------------------------------
100006Acetaminophen100005
100013Simvastatin100007
100014Ezetimibe100008
100015Simvastatin+Ezetimibe Oral Family100009
100003Abacavir100003
100007Amlodipine100006
100001Cetirizine HCl Oral Solution100001
My function should return the output as
100006,Acetaminophen,100005
100013,Simvastatin,100007
100014,Ezetimibe,100008
100015,Simvastatin+Ezetimibe Oral Family,100009
100003,Abacavir,100003
100007,Amlodipine,100006
100001,Cetirizine HCl Oral Solution,100001
Is there any inbuilt function available?
I have the following query : for :P_LEG_NUM Parameter when i am passing values like 1,2,5 as string type i am getting invalid number error... I have defined in clause for it but still it does not work.. For individual values like 2, etc it works... how can i pass comma separated values for this bind variable
select trip_number as prl_trip_number,
flight_number as prl_f_number,
trip_leg_id as prl_trip_leg_id,
leg_number as prl_leg_num,
dicao as prl_dicao,
[code]........
DB Used : Oracle 10g.
A table X : NUM, INST are column names
NUM ----- INST
1234 ----- 23,22,21,78
2235 ----- 20,7,2,1
1298 ----- 23,22,21,65,98
9087 ----- 20,7,2,1
-- Based upon requirement :
1) Split values from "INST" Column : suppose 23
2) Find all values from "NUM" column for above splitted value i.e 23 ,
Eg:
For Inst : 23 ,
It's corresponding "NUM" values are : 1234,1298
3) Save these values into
A table Y : INST, NUM are column names.
INST NUM
23 1234,1298
1) I have a thousand records in Table X , and for all of those records i need to split and save data into Table Y.Hence, I need to do this task with best possible performance.
2) After this whenever a new data comes in Table X, above 'split & save' operation should automatically be called and append corresponding data wherever possible..
I have the following table A that contain one column "MYREC"
MYREC
1253 69889897 89884 891254
568989 89897891 321 698751232
1239892 123358798 7899 58123457
I need to parse the variable column, the issue is that the number of spaces.
The string might start with 2 or more white spaces, that I can get rid of with the LTRIM function..I'm having difficulties with the rest ):
Oracle SQL.I need parsing Strings.
Example:
ID Name Address num
1 Peter 123 park st,223 park st 123,223
Answer
ID Name Address num
1 Peter 123 park st 123
1 Peter 223 Park St 223
I have a scenario where I have to extract data in a string which is enclosed in [].
Here is what I want to do..
input:
[name_first] [name_mi] [name_last]
required output: this should return all the data that is enclosed in the brackets.
name_first
name_mi
name_last
I have tried the "REGEXP_SUBSTR" but my database version is 9i, and it is available only from 10g.
I have to convert string 1234567 as 123,456,7 .
note 1234567 is a string.
This I want TO separate TO different COLUMNS based ON comma.
THE RULE IS LIKE out OF total five fields FIRST 3 comma will be FIRST 3 addresses AND rest will be address4 AND LAST NUMBER should appear IN pincode field IF found.
The trouble is for reading reverse to get the number.
WITH address AS (SELECT 'Avenue Supermarts Pvt Ltd,Anjaneya, Opp Hiranandani Foundation School, Powai, Mumbai,Pin Code 400076' addr1 FROM dual UNION ALL
SELECT 'Plot No. J-I, Block B-I, Mohan Co-operative Industrial Area, Mathura Road, New Delhi-110044' addr1 FROM dual UNION ALL
SELECT 'Padmashree Arcade, NH 5, Chinagantiyda Main Road, Gajuwaka, Vishakhapatnam' addr1 FROM dual UNION ALL
SELECT 'The Icon, 2nd 3rd Floor, #8, 80 Feet Road, HAL III Stage, Indiranagar, Banglore-560075' addr1 FROM dual UNION ALL
SELECT '13/1, International Airport Road, Bettahalasur Post, Bengaluru-562157' addr1 FROM dual)
SELECT addr1 FROM address;
To remove the last comma end of string and load the Clob data into table. create table test(name clob)
View 2 Replies View RelatedI am expecting the input to my procedure will be in the following format
'AAA, aaa, Aa12|BBB, bbb, bb2B|dd3, DDDE,ddd67'
I need to convert it to nested table and when I query the nested table , the output should be
column_value
------------
AAA
aaa
Aa1
BBB
bbb
bb2B
dd3
DDDE
ddd67
Enter user-name: sys@testdb as sysdba
Enter password:
Connected to: Oracle Database 11g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.1.0 - 64bit Production With the Partitioning, OLAP, Data Mining and Real Application Testing options
SQL> select deptno,wm_concat(ename) from scott.emp group by deptno
2 /
DEPTNO
----------
WM_CONCAT(ENAME)
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
10
CLARK,MILLER,KING
20
SMITH,FORD,ADAMS,SCOTT,JONES
30
ALLEN,JAMES,TURNER,BLAKE,MARTIN,WARD
SQL>
i want to display this data with semicolon seperated not comma seperated.
I intend to write procedures/functions in PL/SQL to parse Name field into various fields : Title, FirstName, MiddleName, LastName, Gender.
E.g:
Nguyen Van A
Nguyen Thi B
After parsing, the result will be shown as:
TitleFirstNameMiddleNameLastNameGender
MrNguyenVanAMale
MsNguyenThiBFemale
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Number of downloads: 2
I supposed that Title & Gender are realized through MiddleName field. If MiddleName's values in (Thi, Dieu) then Title is assigned as Ms, and Gender = "F". Otherwise, Title = "Mr", and Gender = "M".
2/ Another procedure/function is [i]ParseAddress with the requirement as:[/i]Address field is divided into Street, Group, Area, Ward, County fields
E.g.:No 6 Sum Street - Group 8 - Area 2 - ABCD Ward - London
The result:
StreetGroupArea Ward County
No 6 Sum StreetGroup 8Area 2ABCD London
I have tried coding by Visual Basic, it is OK. But if I interpret to PL/SQL ->it doesn't work.
I intend to write procedures/functions in PL/SQL to parse Name
field into various fields : Title, FirstName, MiddleName, LastName, Gender
E.g:
Nguyen Van A
Nguyen Thi B
After parsing, the result will be shown as:
TitleFirstNameMiddleNameLastNameGender
MrNguyenVanAMale
MsNguyenThiBFemale
I supposed that Title & Gender are realized through MiddleName field. If MiddleName's values in (Thi, Dieu) then Title is assigned as Ms, and Gender =
Female. Otherwise, Title = "Mr", and Gender = "Male".
2/ Another procedure/function is ParseAddress with the
requirement as:
Address field is divided into Street, Group, Area, Ward, County fields
E.g.:
No 6 Sum Street - Group 8 - Area 2 - ABCD Ward - London
The result:
StreetGroupAreaWardCounty No 6 Sum StreetGroup 8Area 2ABCDLondon
I have tried coding by Visual Basic, it is OK. But if I interpret to PL/SQL ->
it doesn't work.
I have input like below
ID | Name
--------------
1 | ABC, BCA, AAA, BBB (all in one column)
2 | ABC,DBA
and I want to get concatenated values separated
ID | Name
--------------
1 | ABC
1 | BCA
1 | AAA
1 | BBB
2 | ABC
2 | DBA