The pipe separator needs to appear only when values found in addr1 or addr2 or addr3.
WITH address AS (SELECT 'Silver Arc Plaza,' addr1,'4th Floor, 20/1, New Palasia' addr2,'Indore' addr3 FROM dual UNION ALL
SELECT 'Shop No. 1,Vishnu Priya Building,' addr1,'' addr2,'pune' addr3 FROM dual UNION ALL
SELECT 'D/7, Siddhivinayak Nagari,' addr1,'Nr. Majura Gate, Ghod dod Road,' addr2,'' addr3 FROM dual UNION ALL
SELECT '' addr1,'B 4, Gold Coin Complex,' addr2,'Ahmedabad' addr3 FROM dual UNION ALL
SELECT '' addr1,'' addr2,'' addr3 FROM dual)
select addr1||'|'||addr2||'|'||addr3 address from address;
I need to write a query which will get me output: 233445, i.e. all the three rows concatenated. How can it be done? I want to do it through sql only and not to use PL/SQL. Is this possible?
I have a field (called Date_Time) which displays for example 1/31/2005 12:00:00 AM. I would like to run a query that converts that value to '200501' in a created field.
I tried the following below but I keep having problems.
select Account_Number, Date_Time, concat(year(Date_Time), month(Date_Time)) as Date_Time_Modified from table where Account_Number = xxxx
I want to update the names of employees by concatenating with A for DEPT 20. For that I have written the following PL/SQL block. But instead of one A the ename are concatenating with five AAAAA s.
DECLARE TYPE lt_emp_arr IS TABLE OF t_emp.deptno%TYPE; l_emp_arr lt_emp_arr; BEGIN SELECT deptno BULK COLLECT INTO l_emp_arr [code].......
I want to update the names of employees by concatnating with A for DEPT 20. For that I have writteh the following PL/SQL block. But instead of one A the ename are concatinating with five AAAAA s.
DECLARE TYPE lt_emp_arr IS TABLE OF t_emp.deptno%TYPE; l_emp_arr lt_emp_arr; BEGIN SELECT deptno
My requirement is to concatenate two column values and place them in a new column.I have done it using self join but it limits the purpose,meaning when I have more than 2 values for grouped columns then it won't work.How to make this dynamic,so that for any number of columns grouped,I can concatenate.
SELECT a.co_nm, a.mnfst_nr, a.mnfst_qty, a.mnfst_nr || ':' || a.mnfst_qty || ';' || b.mnfst_nr || ':' || b.mnfst_qty FROM vw_acao_critical a JOIN vw_acao_critical b ON a.co_nm = b.co_nm AND a.mnfst_nr = b.mnfst_nr [code]......
What will be the case when I need to concatenate for more number of values.
like when co_nm has three bahs and manfst_nr and manfst_qty has 3 values for each for bah.and if three are having same_mnfst nr then I should use something dynamic.how to achieve this.
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.
How do I select the name in an email address. I would like to be able to order a list of email addresses by the name of the person ie. what comes before the @ sign.
So is there a query I could use to get everything before the at line . So in pseudocode I would need to be able to do something like this.
select substr(email, indexOf(@)+1,email.length) from table order by email
how i can get Client IP address using Forms 10g Rel.2 and if other useful information i can get, how is it possible? is there any other solution if not using WebUtils ?
The title for this new topic is self explanatory. Since PostgreSQL has data types for storing IPV4 and MAC address and Oracle don't, I would like to know the right way to store this values so we can do different operations and validations with these network address.
I been doing some research but I don't like the solutions like storing just number values whit out any validations like PostgreSQL.
I want to write a SQL statement to search valid city name from address field. Valid city names are in one table and address column is in another table.
I am running 11.2. Within a DB trigger, I need to capture the IP address of the client making the change. I see there is a SYS_CONTEXT('USERENV','IP_ADDRESS') built in. Is this the correct way to capture the IP of the client making the change?
I'm using Oracle 9i. I want to make an address: city, state zip.
However, if there is no city or state, I don't want the comma. Doing this in decode made my head swim, so I went to case. I think that I mapped it out well, but I cannot have the variable on each section. This is my currently incorrect code.
CASE WHEN LENGTH(TRIM(AG.CITY)) = 0 THEN ST1.CODE || ' ' || AG.POSTAL_CODE ELSE WHEN LENGTH(TRIM(ST1.CODE)) = 0 THEN AG.CITY || ' ' || AG.POSTAL_CODE ELSE AG.CITY || ', ' || ST1.CODE || ' ' || AG.POSTAL_CODE END ATTY_CITY_STATE_ZIPI'm trying to stick the end-product into ATTY_CITY_STATE_ZIP.
in listener.ora, if i use localhost, or computer name, then everything is ok, but when i try to use ip address, then I got a error ORA-12541: TNS:no listener
the only change is use the ipaddress of the server 10.183.7.89 instead of localhost, and if I change the ip address to the computer name, then its also working well.
The server is running on visual box, i don't know if the vistual machine cause this problem, I just want to confirm: I can use the ip address directly right?
