I want to get the following format of data in row format using PLSQL. I want to do that in using a shell script also.
Suppose I have the data like this
123
45
2
789
how to write it in PLSQL as follows:
1427
25 8
3 9
CREATE TABLE EMP(NAME VARCHAR2(10 BYTE))
INSERT INTO EMP VALUES ('C');
INSERT INTO EMP VALUES ('A');
INSERT INTO EMP VALUES ('T');
SELECT xmlelement("NAME",NAME) FROM EMP;
I am trying to convert column data to xml format, but I get this error message:
Quote:The query fails because all columns types are currently not supported. I am using:
Quote:Oracle Database 10g Enterprise Edition Release 10.2.0.4.0 - 64bi
PL/SQL Release 10.2.0.4.0 - Production
SQLTools 1.5.0 Beta build 9 as EDITOR
i have one table emp in this table i have the column eno,ename,hiredate and i have data also in this table.
my eno colum data type is number so now i have to change this colum data type from number to varchar2.
if yes how can when i am trying to change this colum data type i got this error
Failed to commit: ORA-01439: column to be modified must be empty to change datatype.
I have a simple question, hope it has a simple answer. I changed the default date format for a SCHEMA using a TRIGGER and AFTER LOGON, so it set the NLS_DATE_FORMAT='YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI:SS'. It does work fine, however, the problem is when I connect using a client with JDBC driver. When using SQL PLUS I get the date in the format specified above YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI:SS, however, when using a client (Aqua Data 6.5.8 I know it is kinda old) and SQuirrel SQL 3.4.0 I always get the date in the YYYY-MM-DD format. I started to think that the issue is with the JDBC because it works fine when I connect with SQLPLUS.
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When i try to run the command,
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it throws error like specified initialisation parametr is not modifiabale with this option.
what are the other ways to chnage the database date format to the desired one.?
I have below data
SQL> desc IMEI
Name Null? Type
----------------------------------------- -------- ----------------------------
MSISDN NOT NULL VARCHAR2(20)
IMEI NOT NULL VARCHAR2(16)
DATE_MOD NUMBER(13)
IMSI VARCHAR2(18)
ICCID VARCHAR2(20)
T_PROF RAW(20)
EXTRA_DATA VARCHAR2(100)
SQL> select DATE_MOD from IMEI;
DATE_MOD
----------
1.2199E+12
1.2348E+12
1.2278E+12
1.2263E+12
1.2278E+12
1.2378E+12
1.2414E+12
How can I change date_mod to normal date format like year/month/day hour:minutes:second ?
Current date format in database session is as below.
SQL> select sysdate from dual;
SYSDATE
---------
28-DEC-11
I would like to change the date format as below (date and time)
TO_CHAR(SYSDATE,'DD-M
---------------------
28-dec 01:09
I have a question regarding this date format change. Would there be any impact to database if i change the NLS DATE FORMAT as above example (date and time) at database level /system level ?
when I select I have to using AND creation_dt>='17-JUL-12' is there a way to change my select to creation_dt='17-JUL-12' ?
on meantime my local format is 18-JUL-12(18-JUL-12) is thee anything I can do?
how to change Format mask date in Ontime Where
same
TO_CHAR(HIRE_DATE,'DD/MM'YYYY')
how i can change format of figure display on bar graph(data labels) in oracle 10g graphical reports .i want to change format fom 99.99 to 9999 .
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like for 1500 it should display $1,500.00
for 25000 it should display $25,000.00
for 25000000 it should display $25,000,000.00
Test case
add comma from last 3rd position ,and append a $ in the start with two decimal places
I have output from select something like :
A_PID B_TEXT id_f
-------------- ----------------------------- -----------
23 B_text sample 9888888
and my question is how can I format the output to have it thinner .
I can do it for text: COLUMN FORMAT B_TEXT A5, but i dont know to apply it for fields with number e.g. A_PID column.
I have to display a record in column format. I have tried doing it using COUNT & DECODE as in below script.
SELECT COUNT (DECODE (a1.application_status, 21, a1.ppid, NULL)) cnt_app21,
COUNT (DECODE (a1.application_status, 22, a1.ppid, NULL)) cnt_app22
FROM (SELECT a.application_status application_status, a.ppid ppid
FROM vp_recon_upload_dtls a, vp_ppid_upload_info b
[Code]...
This gives output as:-
cnt_app21 cnt_app21
3 1
The second query is little different from above as it has 2 more tables joined and more conditions than first query.
SELECT SUM (DECODE (a2.application_status, 21, a2.rate_amount, NULL)) sum_app21,
SUM (DECODE (a2.application_status, 22, a2.rate_amount, NULL)) sum_app22
FROM (SELECT a.application_status application_status,
d.rate_amount rate_amount
FROM vp_recon_upload_dtls a,
[Code]....
Second query output is :-
SUM_APP21 SUM_APP21
222 111
My requirement is to display all the four values in one row as:-
cnt_app21 cnt_app21 SUM_APP21 SUM_APP21
3 1 222 111
One easy way is to create two views and select values from them.
But for some reason I have to write in a query as there would be more dynamic conditions added to it.
I'm trying to sort out my coloumn headers and make things a bit neater using the code....
column name format A9 heading 'Emp|Name'
column birthdate format A9 heading 'Birth|Date'
select name, birthdate
from Employee
where ....;
It seems to display all the results in double space if i use more than one 'column' statement though? One statement works fine, what've i gotta change?
I am using SQL Plus v9.2.0.1.0 and am having trouble with the column widths. By way of example:
Let's say the column is a varchar(2) and the column name is called V9ABC12345. When I see the result of my query I only get the heading name as V9 ie the maximum width of 2 characters. The table has over 100 columns and I know I can specify the column width using the format command but I am using the select * from table_name command
How do I change my formatting to include the column heading by default?
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I have the data like below
JOB---------WRKHR---EMPID-----EMPNM
ANALYST-----10------5478------RAMESH
MANAGER-----10------4258------SACHIN
LEAD---------10------4789------VIVEK
DEVELOPER---20------5632------ROHIT
ANALYST-----20------5843------VIRAT
MANAGER-----20------4789------VIVEK
PROGRAMMER-30------5479------SURESH
LEAD---------30------4258------SACHIN
DEVELOPER---30------5231------PRAVEEN
I need the output like below format.
JOB---------RAMESH--SACHIN--VIVEK--ROHIT--VIRAT--SURESH--PRAVEEN--TOTAL
MANAGER-----0--------10-------20-----0-------0------0---------0---------30
LEAD---------0--------30-------10-----0-------0------0---------0---------40
ANALYST-----10-------0---------0-----0------20------0---------0---------30
DEVELOPER---0--------0---------0-----20------0------0---------30--------50
PROGRAMMER-0--------0---------0------0------0------30--------0---------30
--TOTAL-----10-------40--------30-----20-----20-----30--------30--------180
10g- 10.2.0
This is my query
select to_char(exp_Date,'Mon-YYYY') dt, count(*) from exp_main
where exp_type like 'Income%Photo%'
group by to_char(exp_Date,'Mon-YYYY')
order by exp_date
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ALTER TABLE cust_file MODIFY(cus_tax DEFAULT 1); table alteredbut
after I inserted new data to test the operation, I found that the new record has a value
= null for the column cus_taxthen
I tested using the following query select
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I could find any other way other than dropping the CLOB columns and then adding new columns with varchar2 datatype. But this changes the order of the columns in the table.
Our organization has recently decided to go for storage metro cluster solution for disaster recovery. In a Data guard environment, we normally calculate how much archive log is generating and based on that value we calculate the required bandwidth.
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I have an Excel spreadsheet that just had a format change. The fourth column is new. Order of columns in Excel is:
oldcol1
oldcol2
oldcol3
oldcol4
newcol
oldcol5
Sqlldr script is in order of the .csv file just listed. Oracle table is in order
oldcol1
oldcol2
oldcol3
oldcol4
oldcol5
newcol
When I run the sqlldr script, the information is loaded:
oldcol1
oldcol2
oldcol3
oldcol4
newcol in oldcol5
so that all the information is loaded incorrectly. Out side of having to change the table, is there anything I can do to make it load correctly?
I have a report and require the output in xls/xlsx (Excel) format. Currently following properties under System Parameters in Report Builder 6i have been made
Desname = The path for e.g: \C:sz-serverc$ihelp_workingxls
pt_sample_report.xls
Desformat = Delimited
Destype = File
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The requirement is like this
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Student ID Student Name Fathers Name Guardian Name
1 sample1 sample2 sample3
2 sample4 sample5 sample6
And it is displaying like this
Student ID Student Name Fathers Name Guardian Name 1 sample1 sample2 sample3
Student ID Student Name Fathers Name Guardian Name 2 sample4 sample5 sample6
I´m newbie as Apex developer using Apex 4.0 with OracleXE 11.2, and now my problem is:
I have a tabular form where one of the columns, when calling the form, is a Display Item, so that you cannot change existing values.
I want, when adding a new row, that column become a Select List (named LOV) based on a query that exclude existing values in other rows already inserted.
Can I change that Display Item to Select List (named LOV) programmatically at runtime? If not, what other options do I have?
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If Yes, then which of the options will be used with DBMS_REDEFINITION package?
Recently I am facing a problem while working with Oracle reports 2.5.
My requirement is:
there is a report in which there are 5 columns right now. Now what i want is, whenever a condition will satisfy , a new column should be also display in that report otherwise it must be stay as it is.
Previously : a b c d
Now if a=1 : a b z c d
else
a b c d
where a,b,c,d,z are columns.
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However, I am not sure how one can run the the report as a developer. Do you just login and run the page? Then if I do that, I don't see the action menu there. If I go to page attributes "Save Report" tab, I do see the action menu but "Select Columns" only gives me "Report Type", "Report Name" etc as columns. Or we don't have enough privileges to run the report as a developer?
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How can i achieve dynamic headers names by using *&G_ITEM(global items)*