I've got table with mixed address column, it consists of Country, City, House No, App. No, postal code, the data is all stored in a single column with delimiter characters. In most cases order of parts is the same, but not always. In most cases parts have appropriate prefix - h. for House No, App for App. No, c. for City (it's not English language), but not always.
How do I divide mixed address column into parts? I know there are certainly "professional" tools out there for address matching and corrections, but even these can struggle. I know also that trying to normalize postal addresses is almost always wrong idea.
That's technical task of Customer... I should divide at least 90% of rows into appropriate columns. The quantity of rows is too big for human eye.
I have a field that is 3 fields combined in 1 with ## as the seperator. I need to extract the 3 different parts into 3 seperate fields. Below is an example of the field.
Medical Issue##gets ssi on 3rd of every month##is his only transportation
What I need to end up with is: Field1: Medical Issue Field2: gets ssi on 3rd of every month Field3: is his only trasportation
1 product has a price; and can have several appearances. Now we want to know the price not by product but by appearance, for that we'll just dived the amount of the product by the nr of appearances it has. In this case we would like the result to be:
What happens when I enter date with missing parts ? for example if there is a field of type Date and I inserted the value To_Date ('12/3/2005', 'dd/mm /yyyy') what will the values of the missing date parts be ? hh and mi and ss .so how does Oracle completes the missing parts of the date.
I supposed that Title & Gender are realized through MiddleName field. If MiddleName's values in (Thi, Dieu) then Title is assigned as Ms, and Gender = "F". Otherwise, Title = "Mr", and Gender = "M".
2/ Another procedure/function is [i]ParseAddress with the requirement as:[/i]Address field is divided into Street, Group, Area, Ward, County fields E.g.:No 6 Sum Street - Group 8 - Area 2 - ABCD Ward - London
The result:
StreetGroupArea Ward County No 6 Sum StreetGroup 8Area 2ABCD London
I have tried coding by Visual Basic, it is OK. But if I interpret to PL/SQL ->it doesn't work.
How do I select the name in an email address. I would like to be able to order a list of email addresses by the name of the person ie. what comes before the @ sign.
So is there a query I could use to get everything before the at line . So in pseudocode I would need to be able to do something like this.
select substr(email, indexOf(@)+1,email.length) from table order by email
how i can get Client IP address using Forms 10g Rel.2 and if other useful information i can get, how is it possible? is there any other solution if not using WebUtils ?
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;
The title for this new topic is self explanatory. Since PostgreSQL has data types for storing IPV4 and MAC address and Oracle don't, I would like to know the right way to store this values so we can do different operations and validations with these network address.
I been doing some research but I don't like the solutions like storing just number values whit out any validations like PostgreSQL.
I want to write a SQL statement to search valid city name from address field. Valid city names are in one table and address column is in another table.
I am running 11.2. Within a DB trigger, I need to capture the IP address of the client making the change. I see there is a SYS_CONTEXT('USERENV','IP_ADDRESS') built in. Is this the correct way to capture the IP of the client making the change?
I'm using Oracle 9i. I want to make an address: city, state zip.
However, if there is no city or state, I don't want the comma. Doing this in decode made my head swim, so I went to case. I think that I mapped it out well, but I cannot have the variable on each section. This is my currently incorrect code.
CASE WHEN LENGTH(TRIM(AG.CITY)) = 0 THEN ST1.CODE || ' ' || AG.POSTAL_CODE ELSE WHEN LENGTH(TRIM(ST1.CODE)) = 0 THEN AG.CITY || ' ' || AG.POSTAL_CODE ELSE AG.CITY || ', ' || ST1.CODE || ' ' || AG.POSTAL_CODE END ATTY_CITY_STATE_ZIPI'm trying to stick the end-product into ATTY_CITY_STATE_ZIP.
in listener.ora, if i use localhost, or computer name, then everything is ok, but when i try to use ip address, then I got a error ORA-12541: TNS:no listener
the only change is use the ipaddress of the server 10.183.7.89 instead of localhost, and if I change the ip address to the computer name, then its also working well.
The server is running on visual box, i don't know if the vistual machine cause this problem, I just want to confirm: I can use the ip address directly right?
On cliente/server, I used to get the user IP address using SYS_CONTEXT and IP_ADDRESS, and the terminal name with SYS_CONTEXT and HOST.But in web environment, these functions returned Server IP and name.I have to build a trigger to obtain the information of user IP address and terminal name to save on audit table.
How to grep client's IP address when LOGON to database? I write a trigger , but when compile , it show Error , Here is code :
CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER On_Logon AFTER LOGON ON The_user.Schema DECLARE v_addr VARCHAR2(11); BEGIN IF (ora_sysevent = 'LOGON') THEN v_addr := ora_client_ip_address; raise_application_error( '-20001', 'user IP: '||v_addr); END IF; END; [code]....
I have a sql to pull all payments from vendors for a specific time period; however, now tasked to only show the Address of each Tax Reporting Site. I have tried several commands but have not been successful.
trying to get oracle-xe-universal_10.2.0.1-1.0_i386.deb rolling on Debian/6.0.1a which coincidentally is on another server, not on my desktop, so I obviously can't reach the web frontend at 127.0.0.1:8080. And I couldn't trick it with a simple TCP proxy on the server:
nc -l -p 80 127.0.0.1 8080 and then on the client: telnet 192.168.0.252 80 bailed out with an error invalid connection to [192.168.0.252] from (UNKNOWN) [192.168.0.1] 35798
So, is there a way to change the listening IP address, or to allow IPs other than the local host to connect? I've tried some googling around,.
