SQL & PL/SQL :: Counting Followed Last Occurrences

Jul 4, 2013

the following conundrum.

Having the Following information:

Col A Col B
---------------
134 | 1049
0 | 1050
12 | 1051
0 | 1052
0 | 1053
0 | 1054
0 | 1055
0 | 1056
0 | 1057

What I want is to count the number of the similar occurrences on Col A starting from the bottom and stopping at the first that is different.

Taking the example above I would get 6, that is the number of repeated "0" from the last value "1057" until "1052".

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marks NUMBER (3))

[code]....

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For example in above data the following students "Top scored" for thier respective section in each exam_id:

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RIZWAN B 1
PAUL C 2
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[code]....

So, based on above my requirement is as below

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[code]...

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[code]..

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1-2 TRALTEST43S1 2 3
3 TRALTEST43S1 3 3
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This is the query that I have so far:

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, m
FROM
(
SELECT
WIPDATAVALUE
, SLOT
, (dulo - una) + 1 AS m
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------------------------
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1SMS
1SMS
1Email
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customer_interaction_summary

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-----------------------------------
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1-2                   TRALTEST43S1     2            3
3                     TRALTEST43S1     3            3
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, LEVEL AS n
, m
FROM
(
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