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SQL> select deptno,wm_concat(ename) from scott.emp group by deptno
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DEPTNO
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WM_CONCAT(ENAME)
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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.
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 a table with three columns X, Y and Z.The data in Column z is of the type 20/1425SE, 13/1235NW.Is there a way to split the data entries where Z LIKE '%/% and insert them as two separate rows.
I don't want to have any entries with '/'. Can these be deleted along with splitting the data entries?
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
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?
with t as ( select 1 id, 101 book_id, 'MICROBIOLOGY' book_type, 1 category, 'sCIENCE AND TECH' category_name from dual union all select 1 , 101 , 'MICROBIOLOGY', 2 , 'HEALTHCARE' from dual union all
[Code]....
id book_id BOOK_TYPE category category_name
1 101 MICROBIOLOGY 1 SCIENCE AND TECH 1 101 MICROBIOLOGY 2 HEALTHCARE 1 102 CHEMISTRY 5 CHEMICAL ENGINEERING 2 105 COMP SC 1 SCIENCE AND TECH
The above is the output for a query after joining multiple tables. I have just put here the output I am getting after joining the tables.Now I want to achieve the below result.
Expected output: it should be | delimited
1|101|MICROBIOLOGY|102|CHEMISTRY|1|sCIENCE AND TECH|2|HEALTHCARE 2|105|COMP SC|1|SCIENCE AND TECH
Is there any alternative way other than SYS_CONNECT_BY_PATH? I also tried to use CONCAT_ALL but its not working.
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?
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
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 || ',';
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 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]........
I don´t care about the order of the values in the row. In other words, I want to get disjoint sets of data connected by any of both values.Every pair in the input table is unique.
I have seen in the web that it is possible to do using connect by and hierarchical retrieving but I've been trying to make a lot of combinationts and I can reproduce the output.
whether Oracle has any capability of automatically checking which lossless compression algorithm it should apply by analyzing a data stream on data load? Does Oracle have any compression advisors/wizards that would make recommendations as to type and level of compression?
