I have two tables
Tab1 columns c1,c2,c3 data as
t1r1c1,t1r1c2,t1r1c3
t1r2c1,t1r2c2,t1r2c3
t1r3c1,t1r3c2,t1r3c3
Tab2 columns c1,c2,c4 data as
t1r1c1,t1r1c2,t2r1c3
i want to get results like below
t1r1c1,t1r1c2,t1r1c3_t1r2c3_t1r3c3
join columns will be c1 and c2 columns.
I'm Trying to use Listagg function in oracle 11g for concatenating values from different rows,but i'm getting error as FROM KEYWORD NOT FOUND.
Query is:
select listagg(column_name,'') within group (order by column_name) "column_name"
from table_name;
column1 column2 column3 column4
12 Mar-21-2005 BDW blah blah blah
11 Feb-07-2001 ZV ha ha ha
12 Jan-02-2002 YM zuck zuck zuckI want a view that has that data like this:
column1 column2
12 Mar-21-2005 - BDW - blah blah blah; Jan-02-2002 - YM - zuck zuck zuck
11 Feb-07-2001 ZV ha ha haCan you help with SQL ?
I tried to use this Oracle LISTAGG function in the SQL, but got a "string concatenation limit exceeded"
I create a second "DATE_PAIRS" table, and join a few subqueries. It works with conditions (ID=1), but scanning the whole table (2+ million records) is abysmal.
Table:
ID Date Price
---------------------
1 2010/1/1 100
1 2010/1/2 125
1 2010/1/5 115
2 2010/1/1 115
2 2010/1/2 105
2 2010/1/5 125
I'd like to return
ID Date1 Date2 Price1 Price2
--------------------------------
1 2010/1/1 2010/1/2 100 125
1 2010/1/2 2010/1/5 125 115
etc ..
I have two tables A and B
CREATE TABLE A(EMP_ID NUMBER, EMP_NAME VARCHAR2(100))
CREATE TABLE B(EMP_ID NUMBER, EMP_ATT1 VARCHAR2(10), EMP_ATT2 VARCHAR2(10))
INSERT INTO A VALUES(1, 'ONE');
INSERT INTO A VALUES(2, 'TWO');
INSERT INTO A VALUES(3, 'THREE');
[Code]....
This query returns all the matching row of A and B
SELECT A.EMP_ID, A.EMP_NAME, B.EMP_ATT1, B.EMP_ATT2
FROM A
INNER JOIN B ON A.EMP_ID=B.EMP_ID
The output for this shows:
EMP_ID EMP_NAME EMP_ATT1 EMP_ATT2
1 ONE 1ATT1 1ATT2
2 TWO 2ATT1 2ATT2
2 TWO 2ATT1.1 2ATT2.1
3 THREE 3ATT1 3ATT2
The requirement is to avoid duplicate rows even if matched:
EMP_ID EMP_NAME EMP_ATT1 EMP_ATT2
1 ONE 1ATT1 1ATT2
2 TWO 2ATT1 2ATT2
3 THREE 3ATT1 3ATT2
I have two tables. The first contains all Segment information within Oracle i.e;
Table 1
Segment Description Flex_Value
1 North 1234
1 South 1235
1 East 1236
2 Car C001
2 Boat B001
and the second table contains financial data, but only the segment code;
Table 2
Date Segment1 Segment2 Value
01/01/11 1234 C001 10,000
02/01/11 1235 C001 10,000
what I want to return is some of the columns within table two as well as additional columns for the segment descriptions.
Below is an extract of what I have put together, and it does return what I need, but I'm sure there is a much more efficient way of creating the query;
SELECT
b.DATE,
b.SEGMENT1,
b.SEGMENT2,
b.SEGMENT3,
b.SEGMENT4,
b.SEGMENT5,
[code].....
Been trying to concatenate the following two select statements (to then pass as a parameter in DML statement) without much luck.
Select lpad(ST_DAY,'2',0) || '/' || lpad(ST_MONTH,'2',0) from RET_FORMATS;
Select to_char(sysdate,'YYYY')"Year" FROM DUAL;
My scenario is something like this:
MyTable
Rownum Colval
1 23
2 34
3 45
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?
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'm having some troubles while concatenating fields.
If I make a simple join it works right:
select t1.nombre_archivo, t2.periodo
from proc_lotes t1, proc_procesos t2
where t1.lote_id = t2.lote_id;
NOMBRE_ARCHIVO PERIODO
------------------------------ ------------------------------
OSDE 201101
OSDE 201102
IOMA 201101
IOMA 201102
PAMI 201101
PAMI 201102
But... when I try to concatenate both fields it doesn't work. Nombre_archivo and periodo data type is varchar(30)
select t1.nombre_archivo + '_' + t2.periodo
from proc_lotes t1, proc_procesos t2
where t1.lote_id = t2.lote_id;
Error starting at line 1 in command:
select t1.nombre_archivo + '_' + t2.periodo
from proc_lotes t1, proc_procesos t2
where t1.lote_id = t2.lote_id
Error report:
SQL Error: ORA-01722: invalid number
01722. 00000 - "invalid number"
*Cause:
*Action:
PS. I'm using SQLDeveloper 1.5.3
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 got the following out put.
EMPNOENAME SAL DEPTNO
7566JONESAAAAA200020
7788SCOTTAAAAA300020
7902FORDAAAAA300020
7369SMITHAAAAA800020
7876ADAMSAAAAA 130020
But I want the output like this
EMPNOENAMESAL DEPTNO
7566JONESA200020
7788SCOTTA300020
7902FORDA300020
7369SMITHA800020
7876ADAMSA 130020
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
[Code]...
/I got the following out put.
EMPNO ENAME SAL DEPTNO
7566 JONESAAAAA 2000 20
7788 SCOTTAAAAA 3000 20
7902 FORDAAAAA 3000 20
7369 SMITHAAAAA 8000 20
7876 ADAMSAAAAA 1300 20
But I want the output like this
EMPNO ENAME SAL DEPTNO
7566 JONESA 2000 20
7788 SCOTTA 3000 20
7902 FORDA 3000 20
7369 SMITHA 8000 20
7876 ADAMSA 1300 20
how to achieve this.
I want to do 'ORDER BY' by concatenating the two columns(date +varchar2).But not working and geting the error - ORA-01855: AM/A.M. or PM/P.M. required
SQL> create table dat2 (
mod_date date,
am_pm varchar2 (10) ) ; 2 3
Table created.
SQL> INSERT INTO DAT2 ( MOD_DATE, AM_PM ) VALUES (
TO_Date( '06/05/2003 12:00:00 AM', 'MM/DD/YYYY HH:MI:SS AM'), '7:25AM'); 2
1 row created.
[code]...
ERROR at line 2:
ORA-01855: AM/A.M. or PM/P.M. required
I'd like to load ss_numbers, but concatenate dashes in between.
The ssn currently looks like this in the file: 123456789
I'd like to put dashes in there to make it load like this. 123-45-6789
The data is positional, so I have the column in the ctl file defined as:
ssn position(1:9) char nullif ssn=blanks ,
I know how to concat using the other method of loading this way, but this is not how the data file looks:
"substr(lpad(:ssn,9,'0'),1,3)||'-'||substr(lpad(:ssn,9,'0'),4,2) ||'-'||substr(lpad(:ssn,9,'0'),6,4)",
how to get the dashes in there while loading with the positional method?
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.
can we link a table that contains a foreign key with a sequence table? i have a table that has a sequence bookid and i want to link this table to another table that contains a foreign key of bookid.can i link this two table and how?
View 1 Replies View RelatedI have a table (promo_custom) with following colimns (id, id_promo, button_promo, button_submit, css, user, date) and other table (promo_buttons) with following columns (id, id_design, name, url, username, date) .
Columns promo_custom.button_promo and promo_custom.button_submit are foreign keys (references promo_buttons.id).
I want to create a view showing table promo_custom but instead of columns button_promo and button_submit I would like to show the column url of them.
Shouldn't they produce the same output?
SELECT c1.c_no, c1.c_name, c1.city
FROM customers c1 LEFT OUTER JOIN customers c2 ON (c1.city = c2.city AND c1.c_name<>c2.c_name); SELECT c1.c_no, c1.c_name, c1.city
FROM customers c1 RIGHT OUTER JOIN customers c2 ON (c1.city = c2.city AND c1.c_name<>c2.c_name);
We have a table for reports. If user A submits a report ...and say the sequence # is 242. When this report goes to Admin ...he submits this request then in same table we add another row with say sequence # 245. THEN we update column called 'Asctd ID' for 242 and add 245 in there. and then update Asctd ID for 245 and add 242 in there.
(This table has many fields, one of which is report Name field)
Now i am running a query like this...
SELECT b.JOB_ID, a.DESC, TO_CHAR(a.CREATE_DATE,'MM/DD/YYYY'),
DECODE(a.DLVRY_TYPE,'','PDF',a.DLVRY_TYPE), DECODE(a.FLG,'','N/A',
a.FLG), ((TO_DATE(a.CREATE_DATE,'DD-MON-YY')) + 21) -
TO_DATE(SYSDATE, 'DD-MON-YY'), c.STATUS_DESC, a.SIZE_NUM,
b.PRVDR_ID, a.asctd_id, d.NM
FROM REQUEST_DIM a, PROVIDER_DIM b, STATUS_DIM c, DIM d
WHERE a.FLAG = 'P' and RTRIM(a.RPT_RQST_USER_ID) = 'TEST02' AND a.RPT_RQST_TYPE = 'D'
AND a.RPT_RQST_ACTIVE_IND = 'A' and a.asctd_id is not null and a.RPT_RQST_ID = b.RPT_RQST_ID
and b.JOB_ID = c.JOB_ID and b.PRVDR_ID = d.PRVDR_ID
AND c.CREATE_DT = (SELECT MAX(d.CREATE_DT)
FROM STATUS_DIM d
WHERE d.RPT_RQST_ID = b.RPT_RQST_ID and d.JOB_ID = b.JOB_ID )
ORDER BY a.RPT_RQST_ID, a.CREATE_DATE
Now this query is run by the admin (job 245) ...it returns a bunch of stuff and also the name of the report that the admin gave this. But when admin sees this we want to be able to displace the report name that user A gave it (asctd ID 242). so the row 245 HAS a asctd ID 242. and there is a row 242 from which we can get the name easily. But i dont know if this is possible in ONE QUERY??
Basically, i was asked to join Table 1 and Table 2 together in oracle. I have been given the values of Table 1. For example, Depot_ID has value of DEP01, DEP02, DEP02 etc. Therefore, I have to create table 2 with those attributes given below. But the attribute name of the Table 2 is Depot_No which is different.
My question: Is it correct to give the same values of Depot_ID in Table 1 to Depot_No in Table 2, such as, DEP01, DEP02, DEP02?
How to join those two tables below:
Table 1:
Depot_ID
Address
Location
Table 2:
Product_ID
Depot_No
Quantity
Aisle
Bay
I tried to split the query into 2 parts , the outcome is fine but when ever i merge them ( include other table fields ) . The result is 3X3 rows .. it should be just 3 rows
The First Query ( Is running fine , 3 Rows returned )
SELECT
WORKORDER.WONUM,
WORKORDER.ESTSERVCOST,
WPM.ITEMNUM,
WPM.ITEMQTY,
[code]......
The Second Query ( Is running fine also, 3 Rows returned )
SELECT
WORKORDER.WONUM,
WORKORDER.ESTSERVCOST,
WP.DESCRIPTION,
WP.LINECOST
FROM WORKORDER , WPSERVICE WP
WHERE PARENT IS NULL
AND WORKORDER.WONUM = WP.WONUM
AND WORKORDER.WONUM = :WO
The problem occurs when i try to merge both these queries , as the result shows 9 rows ..
SELECT
WORKORDER.WONUM,
WORKORDER.ESTSERVCOST,
WPM.ITEMNUM,
WPM.ITEMQTY,
[code]......
We have two tables tab1 and tab2 same structures and empid and id are keys.
We need to query for records that doesnt exist in tab2 and exist in tab1 based on keys above and then insert into t2.And also we have a date column in tab1...
if we have two records..that match empid and id and if dates are different we have to take one record with the least date like min(Date) and insert that one record in to tab2.
I have a table called test_renames that has two columns(new_name and old_name) and one row with the following values
NEW_NAME OLD_NAME
DRUG10 DRUG1
I have another table called SH0 that has 10,000 rows and the column of interest is called ITEM1. ITEM 1 contains the following distinct drug names:
DRUG1,DRUG2,DRUG3,DRUG4,DRUG5
Each DRUG has multiple rows associated with it.
I need to only update rows for DRUG1 and set the name from DRUG1 to DRUG10 for all rows where ITEM1 is DRUG1.
However I need to write this update statement by joining with the values in the test_renames table that contains the NEW_NAME and the OLD_NAME.
DRUG1 has 2,000 rows associated with it. The following SQL statement gives me 2,000 rows
(SELECT NVL(CHG.NEW_NAME, SH.ITEM1)
FROM test_renames CHG,sh0 sh
WHERE UPPER(SH.ITEM1) = UPPER(CHG.OLD_NAME)
AND UPPER(SH.ITEM1) IN (SELECT UPPER(OLD_NAME) from test_renames))
However when I run the following update statement, it appears that the SQL query updates all the 10,000 rows in the table instead of just touching the 2,000 rows for DRUG1. It does change all the rows for DRUG1 to DRUG10, but all the other ITEM1 values become null. What I need from the update statement is only chnage the rows for DRUG1 to DRUG10 and leave the other rows that I associated with DRUG2, DRUG3 etc. Here is my update statement.
UPDATE SH0 SH
SET ITEM1 = (SELECT NVL(CHG.NEW_NAME, SH.ITEM1)
FROM test_renames CHG
WHERE UPPER(SH.ITEM1) = UPPER(CHG.OLD_NAME)
AND UPPER(SH.ITEM1) IN (SELECT UPPER(OLD_NAME) from test_renames))
This update statement touches all 10,000 rows. I am looking to update only the relevant 2,000 rows for DRUG1.
joining this query instead of using the left join. Reason is want to show the score column in a different place and also do not want to show the second IPS column that is used in the joined query.
Oracle Database 10g Express Edition Release 10.2.0.1.0 - Product
select * from
(
select i.ips,
p.project_name,
p.project_segment,p.location,p.project_exec_model,
p.project_exec_model||' - '||p.project_config pmodel,
one.score schedule,two.score cost,three.score execution,four.score commercial,
nvl(one.score,0)+nvl(two.score,0)+nvl(three.score,0)+nvl(four.score,0) as total,
[code]....
consider the following
WITH table1 AS
(
SELECT 345 id, To_Date('1/31/2010', 'mm/dd/yyyy') dt, 123 cid, 'test' txt FROM dual UNION ALL
SELECT 345 id, To_Date('2/1/2010', 'mm/dd/yyyy') dt, 121 cid, 'test2' txt FROM dual UNION ALL
SELECT 345 id, To_Date('2/2/2010', 'mm/dd/yyyy') dt, 112 cid, 'test3' txt FROM dual UNION ALL
SELECT 345 id, To_Date('2/3/2010', 'mm/dd/yyyy') dt, 162 cid, 'test4' txt FROM dual UNION ALL
[code]..
i want to output the following:
{code}
IDDT CIDTXT
3451/31/2010123test6
3452/1/2010121test2
3452/2/2010112test3
[code]....
as you can see, i want to join both tables (table1 and ov_dates) and take dt from ov_dates table look it up in table1 and thengrap ov_dt and looking up in table1 and copy values of one row to the other.
for example, in ov_dates i have 3/31 dt and 4/7 ov dt. i will look for 3/31 and 4/7 row in table 1 and copy columns values from 4/7 to 3/31you can see that cid for 3/31 stay the same (since i dont want to replace the value) but txt value was replace with value from 4/7
another examplein ov_dates we have 1/31 dt and 2/5. so i go into table1 get 1/31 and 2/5 row and copy values from 2/5 into 1/31/ as you can see the txt column value for 1/31 becametest6 since it was taking from 2/5. the same thing for the rest ofdata
i am trying to left join a selection of two or more tables. what i have found, and solved part of my problem, is that oracle left joins only the last table in the select statement ...
i.e : select * from A, B left join C on C.id = A.id wouldn't work because left join applies to B and not A.
but as my queries grow i need to make something as follows :
select * from A, B
left join C on (C.ID_A = A.ID and C.ID_B = B.ID)
[... evantually more left joins as the preceding one may go here]
this query works for DB2 but Oracle claims that "A"."ID" is an invalid identifier, while the B.ID is recognized since it's the last table stated before the "LEFT JOIN" keyword.
I am new to writing queries for an oracle database and I was giving a bit of challenge. Here's the situation. I have 3 tables I am using. 2 of the tables are being used to transpose people's names from rows to columns by account number (there are multiple people associated with each account). The last table is a pretty straight forward query. I can run each query by itself and I get the results I want. But when I try to compile the two together, I start getting a variety of errors. Below is the two queries:
Query 1 (returns about 1,500 rows):
SELECT DISTINCT CAST (EIS_DW.ACCTCOMMONLOAN.ACCOUNT as VARCHAR(20)) as ACCOUNT_NUM,
EIS_DW.ACCTCOMMONLOAN.ACCOUNT_STATUS,
EIS_DW.ACCTCOMMONLOAN.MINOR_DESCRIPTION,
EIS_DW.ACCTCOMMONLOAN.OWNER_NAME,
[code]......
Query 2 (returns about 570 rows):
SELECT ACCTNBR,
max(DECODE (rn , 1, FULLNAME)) GUARANTOR_1,
max(DECODE (rn , 2, FULLNAME)) GUARANTOR_2,
max(DECODE (rn , 3, FULLNAME)) GUARANTOR_3,
max(DECODE (rn , 4, FULLNAME)) GUARANTOR_4,
[code]....
Ideally, I want to join these two queries on ACCOUNT and ACCTNBR. I have tried working my first query into my second query, but the best I get with that, is the 570 or so accounts, not all the accounts.
I'm stuck on the CREATE VIEW part and the SELECT statement to get the output of the CREATE VIEW. We were instructed not to use AND and simply use JOIN on this exercise.
Question - For employee John Smith, give the project(s) he is working on, his department's name and the name of his division. See crows foot diagram on a separate file.
CREATE TABLE DIVISION
(div_code NUMBER(5),
emp_num NUMBER(5),
div_name VARCHAR(25),
CONSTRAINT pk_division primary key (div_code));
[code].......
SELECT - this SELECT statement is supposed to generate the output of the CREATE VIEW CODE above. SEE Crows Foot diagram attached.
based on a provided list of key values, joining the collected list against a source table to retrieve additional information related to the key. In this simple example, the procedure accepts a list of employee numbers. The goal is to print a list of names associated with those numbers.
The method is to materialize the list of employee numbers as rows and join those rows to a source table to get the names. I have used BULK COLLECT. Why we cannot cast PLSQL tables using a type defined in the procedure's specification (why the type needs to exist as an object before we can cast it, like this:
SELECT * FROM TABLE ( CAST ( SOME_FUNCTION(&some parameter) AS SOME_TYPE ) );
here is my demo SQL, which you should be able to execute against the SCOTT schema without any change
declare
type employee_numbers is table of emp.empno%type index by binary_integer;
type employee_names is table of emp.ename%type index by binary_integer;
type employees_record is record (empno employee_numbers, person_name employee_names);
records employees_record;
[code]...
