SQL & PL/SQL :: Comparison Function And Sql Statement

Apr 3, 2011

When we create sql and some pieces of sql are implemented as oracle function. and we run this sql only once every day. I read article that function after first run located in cache. This part of cache ( with function ), is it really consume one oracle resources? Or it will be erased after while.

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How To Use The NVL() Function In Statement

Mar 24, 2009

I have the following query.

sql

Original

- sql Code

SELECT class, COUNT (class)
FROM nv_table
WHERE l_id IN (
SELECT l_id
FROM n_table
WHERE id IN (1234)
GROUP BY class
ORDER BY class

SELECT class, COUNT (class) 
FROM nv_table 
WHERE l_id IN (          SELECT l_id            FROM n_table           WHERE id IN (1234)   
GROUP BY class   
ORDER BY class

It returns two columns: class and the total number of values in that class.

In some cases, there might not be any values under a certain class, so the query won't return anything.

In such a case I want the query to return 0. So what I want to see is:

class:A, COUNT(class):0

I'm trying to use the NVL function here, but either it doesn't work in this context, or it's not the correct syntax the way I'm writing it.

sql

Original

- sql Code

SELECT class, NVL(COUNT (class), 0)
FROM nv_table
WHERE l_id IN (
SELECT l_id
FROM n_table
WHERE id IN (1234)

[Code]....

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RETURN BOOLEAN
IS
days_between NUMBER (2) := due_date - paid_date;
BEGIN
[code]......

When i try using this compilation, i am getting error for this program:

SQL> begin
2 dbms_output.put_line(is_overdue('07-nov-1987','01-aug-2012'));
3 end;
4 /
dbms_output.put_line(is_overdue('07-nov-1987','01-aug-2012'));
*
ERROR at line 2:
ORA-06550: line 2, column 7:
PLS-00306: wrong number or types of arguments in call to 'PUT_LINE'
ORA-06550: line 2, column 7:
PL/SQL: Statement ignored

To get output for this program? Show me how to compile.

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here is my sql

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2,'test',
object_type_id
) from wf_entity we
where

[code]....

see this

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object_type_id
)

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where sql.sql_id = ses.prev_sql_id
and ses.sid = sys_context('userenv','SID') AND ROWNUM = 1;

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2 ( name_in IN varchar2 )
3 RETURN number
4 IS
5 cnumber number;
6
7 cursor c1 is
[code]....

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the pipelined function is:

FUNCTION f_crcli_pipe(pi_source_data IN sys_refcursor,
pi_limit_size IN PLS_INTEGER DEFAULT pkg_crcli_variables.c_cursor_limit_def)
RETURN CRCLI_AA
PIPELINED
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IS

[code].....

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In the below SQL, I am calling a function "listagg_nm(deptno)", and function is to get all the employee name for a particular department with comma separated

output is:
-------------------------------------------------
DEPTNO SAL LISTAGG_NM(DEPTNO)
10 5000 KING,CLARK,MILLER
10 1300 KING,CLARK,MILLER
10 2450 KING,CLARK,MILLER
20 2975 JONES,SCOTT,FORD,SMITH,ADAMS

[code]....

below are the code

select deptno,sal,listagg_nm(deptno) from emp order by deptno;
FUNCTION listagg_nm (p_deptno NUMBER)
RETURN CLOB
IS
v_str CLOB;

[code]....

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Can we avoid this, I mean, if function is already returned a concatenated string of ename for deptno=10, then in the next function call it will checks if it is for same department (i.e. deptno=10) then the function will not go into for loop and it will directly return the concatenated string of ename for deptno=10 which we already done for the first row and so on for other department number ( something like storing the value in variable. Is it possible to achive this and does this is good for performance as we are not going into loop inside the function to return the concatenated string of ename for the same deptno everytime ( I have to return more than 10000 char., so i used clob in function and similarly the numbers of row return by SQL is more than 1000)and also how to code this, I tried but unable to achive.

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v_chrTempKeyDept := LPAD('',3 - LENGTH(CAST(v_intDept AS VARCHAR2)),'0') || CAST(v_intDept AS VARCHAR2) ;
END LOOP;

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------------------------------
create function abc
return xyz%rowtype
is
rec xyz%rowtype;
begin
select * into rec from xyz where col1 = n;
return rec;
end;
--------------------------------
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Select
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to_char(to_date('10-02-2006 01:30:00 PM', 'DD-MM-YYYY HH:MI:SS AM'), 'HH:MI:SS AM') as a2,
Case
when to_char(to_date('10-02-2006 10:30:00 AM', 'DD-MM-YYYY HH:MI:SS AM'), 'HH:MI:SS AM') >

[code]...

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and
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SQL> select * from query;

CUSTO SWITCH DATE_X METRIC COUNT_X SEQUENCE_NO FILE
------- ------- --------- ------- ---------- ----------- ----
JCI S1 28-JUN-10 PORT1 10 4 TNB
JCI S1 28-JUN-10 PORT2 4 4 TNB
JCI S1 28-JUN-10 PORT3 8 4 TNB
JCI S2 28-JUN-10 PORT1 1 2 TNB
JCI S2 28-JUN-10 PORT2 5 2 TNB
JCI S3 28-JUN-10 PORT1 6 8 TNB
JCI S5 28-JUN-10 PORT2 2 4 TNB

------->s5 only in the current month-it was not in the previous month data collection
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
JCI S1 28-MAY-10 PORT1 10 3 TNB
JCI S1 28-MAY-10 PORT3 5 3 TNB
JCI S2 28-MAY-10 PORT1 4 1 TNB
JCI S2 28-MAY-10 PORT2 2 1 TNB
JCI S2 28-MAY-10 PORT3 8 1 TNB
JCI S3 28-MAY-10 PORT2 7 7 TNB
JCI S3 28-MAY-10 PORT3 5 7 TNB
JCI S4 28-MAY-10 PORT1 2 10 TNB
------->s4 in the previous month data

15 rows selected.

1 SELECT A.CUSTO,A.SWITCH,
2 A.PORT1-B.PORT1,
3 A.PORT2-B.PORT2,
4 A.PORT3-B.PORT3
5 FROM (SELECT
6 A.CUSTO

[Code] ......

CUSTO SWITCH A.PORT1-B.PORT1 A.PORT2-B.PORT2 A.PORT3-B.PORT3
------- ------- --------------- --------------- ---------------
JCI S1 0 4 3
JCI S2 -3 3 -8
JCI S3 6 -7 -5

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Sep 1, 2010

I need to populate a table based on the results of comparing sets of data. I decided to do this using MULTISET EXCEPT, but having created the structure, do not know whether it is actually possible, and if so, what syntax to use.

I have created:

CREATE OR REPLACE
TYPE NUMBER_TBL IS TABLE OF NUMBER;
/

CREATE OR REPLACE
TYPE PACKAGE_OPTION_GROUP_OBJ AS OBJECT( ID NUMBER, benefits NUMBER_TBL )
/

CREATE OR REPLACE
TYPE PACKAGE_OPTION_GROUP_TBL AS table of PACKAGE_OPTION_GROUP_OBJ
/

I have populated the following:

selectedTable PACKAGE_OPTION_GROUP_TBL := PACKAGE_OPTION_GROUP_TBL();

defaultTable PACKAGE_OPTION_GROUP_TBL := PACKAGE_OPTION_GROUP_TBL();

groupTable PACKAGE_OPTION_GROUP_TBL := PACKAGE_OPTION_GROUP_TBL();

comparisonTable PACKAGE_OPTION_GROUP_TBL := PACKAGE_OPTION_GROUP_TBL();

Once populated they contain the following data:
***selectedTable***
GROUP_ID : 121
BENEFITS : 161
---------------------------
GROUP_ID : 123
BENEFITS : 165
BENEFITS : 167
---------------------------

***defaultTable***
GROUP_ID : 121
BENEFITS : 161
---------------------------
GROUP_ID : 122
BENEFITS : 162
BENEFITS : 163
---------------------------

***groupTable***
GROUP_ID : 121
BENEFITS : 161
---------------------------
GROUP_ID : 123
BENEFITS : 165
BENEFITS : 166
---------------------------

I first need to compare the ID field only of selectedTable with defaultTable to find where they differ, something like

comparisonTable := selectedTable MULTISET EXCEPT(ID) defaultTable

I am expecting the result to be something like:
***comparisonTable***
GROUP_ID : 123
BENEFITS : 165
BENEFITS : 167
---------------------------

However, I don't know if this is possible and if so, what the syntax would be.

At a later stage, I will need to compare the benefits between selectedTable and groupTable, where the GroupID's match, which is why I have the tables structured in this way.

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2 AS
3 BEGIN
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ERROR at line 9:
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assist in order to resolve this error.

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AS
(
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