I do have problem with a table which have same structure of other table with indexes created being the same. Both tables have partions & subpartitions. Let us consider two tables table1 & table2. The problem i face is the index for table1 not being used when its being joined with other respective tables in a query. Whereas for table2 its working perfectly and cost is also less. I have used the explain plan and compared and query timing also takes more time. what might be causing it?
finally add a HINT /*+ gather_plan_statistics push_pred(TABLE) */ and the result was not very good in this case, but improved the resolution of the view, the rest got worse
SQL Statement from editor: SELECT /*+ gather_plan_statistics push_pred(o10475761) */ COUNT(o10475761.SUC_ID) FROM GAR_DW.ARTICULOS o10475528, GAR_DW.EMPRESAS o10475602, GAR_DW.L_DIA o10475639,
I have 3 tables as below. I am looking to get data from these 3 table at a time using a pl/sql block but unable to do. Is there any way that I can get the data in a single query.
I have two tables with almost the same columns. Table A has 50 columns, Table B has 51 columns, which are defined exactly the same except one more column as LOAD_TIME.
Is there any easy way for me to move the data from Table A to B? the Extra column LOAD_TIME will be set as current system time. All I want is to avoid list all 50 column names. The following SQL has error ORA-00923 error.
am trying to add a validation in Oracle forms using Oracle DB.in a Oracle table consider there is a record named 'Netbook' then if I try to create another record with name 'Netbooks', then a Oracle warning message should be displayed stating similar name 'Netbook' is already available. same way, if NETBOOKS is already available in table and if user try to create another record NETBOOK then same warning message netbooks is already available should be shown.
- Imagine I have an table with several ZIPCODE. - Imagine I want to return from that table the existence of several zipcodes I need to get. - Imagine that I need to return both zipcodes that exists and both zipcodes that not exist.
The solution I've found to do this, was using the Pivot method, like the sample below, if there is another way to return anything like that. Return the zipcodes that exist, and the zipcodes that does not exist also!
Insert into GSCIS.AAA_ADDRESSZIPCODES (ZIPCODE,NAME,COD_PLACE) values (1100,'Portugal',2); Insert into GSCIS.AAA_ADDRESSZIPCODES (ZIPCODE,NAME,COD_PLACE) values (1150,'Portugal',2); Insert into GSCIS.AAA_ADDRESSZIPCODES (ZIPCODE,NAME,COD_PLACE) values (1000,'Portugal',1); Insert into GSCIS.AAA_ADDRESSZIPCODES (ZIPCODE,NAME,COD_PLACE) values (1200,'Spain',2);
Select using Pivot:
SELECT * FROM (SELECT distinct zipcode FROM aaa_addresszipcodes group by zipcode ) PIVOT ( count(zipcode) FOR zipcode IN (1000,1100,1200, 1150, 2000) )
I am using: Oracle SQL Developer (3.0.04) Build MAin-04.34 Oracle Database 11g Enterprise Edition 11.2.0.1.0 - 64bit Production Sample dataTable
with t as ( select to_date('8-18-2013','mm-dd-yyyy') dt, '123_' ticket_origin, '123' ticket_destination,101 startid, 101 origin, 0 destination, 'origin' objecttype, 85 amount, 100 area from dual union all select to_date('8-18-2013','mm-dd-yyyy'), '123', '123_',101, 0, 103, 'destination', 85, 100 from dual union all select to_date('8-18-2013','mm-dd-yyyy'), '123', '123_',0, 0, 103, 'destination', 85, 100 from dual union all select to_date('8-17-2013','mm-dd-yyyy'), '124._', '124.', 105, 105, 0, 'origin', 150, 200 from dual union all select to_date('8-17-2013','mm-dd-yyyy'), '124._', '124.', 106, 105, 0, 'origin', 150, 200 from dual union all [code]..........
Is there a way to check in that date grouping for matching ticket_origin and ticket_destination when there may be two or more rows difference between them that does not allow me to use Lead or Lag function. Is it also possible do so without using the amount column? I also would like to identify if they are in the same area when paired (this I believe works after getting table sorted like so below then use lead lag after having the order by done) I am trying to get something like this table with results as
select to_date('8-18-2013','mm-dd-yyyy') dt, '123_' ticket_origin, '123' ticket_destination,101 startid, 101 origin, 0 destination, 'origin' objecttype, 85 amount, 100 area from dual union all select to_date('8-18-2013','mm-dd-yyyy'), '123', '123_',0, 0, 103, 'destination', 85, 100 from dual union all select to_date('8-17-2013','mm-dd-yyyy'), '124._', '124.', 105, 105, 0, 'origin', 150, 200 from dual union all select to_date('8-17-2013','mm-dd-yyyy'), '124.', '124._', 105, 0, 106, 'destination', 150, 300 from dual union all select to_date('8-17-2013','mm-dd-yyyy'), '127_', '127', 108, 108, 0, 'origin', 50, 600 from dual union all [code]...........
--this for txn details CREATE TABLE txn_det( txnid NUMBER PRIMARY KEY, amount NUMBER, status varchar2(50), cust_id NUMBER); ----this for customer details CREATE TABLE cust_det( cust_id NUMBER PRIMARY KEY, cust_name VARCHAR2(50), cust_acc number(15));
--data to insert for customer table INSERT INTO cust_det VALUES(101,'Miller','12345');
INSERT INTO cust_det VALUES(201,'Scott','45678'); ----data to insert for txn table INSERT INTO txn_det VALUES('tx0045',123.00,'success',101);
INSERT INTO txn_det VALUES('tx0046',4512.50,'success',101);
insert into txn_det values('tx0049',78.12,'success',101);
INSERT INTO txn_det VALUES('tx0055',123.12,'success',201);
Now THE problem IS cust_det TABLE's cust_id coulmn may contain duplicate.So I thought OF adding THE txn_id COLUMN TO THE cust_det table but I know that encourgaes redundancy.
How to take table structure in oracle? Actually I got it through this command "SELECT dbms_metadata.get_ddl(a.object_type,a.object_name) FROM user_objects a where object_type != 'PACKAGE BODY'"
any other way to get it? I need like table name field name datatype
create table my_rows ( my_envvarchar2(100), anumber(2), bnumber(2) ) / insert into my_rows values ('A', 10, 20); insert into my_rows values ('A', 10, 20); insert into my_rows values ('A', 10, 20); insert into my_rows values ('A', 10, 20); insert into my_rows values ('A', 10, 20); insert into my_rows values ('A', 10, 20); insert into my_rows values ('A', 10, 20); insert into my_rows values ('A', 10, 20); [code]....
The first row means that the value 10 represents 40% in the couple (10,20). Meaning if I have 100 rows with the couple (10,20), 40 rows will be marked with the value 10 and 60 will be marked with the value 20. To do this, I used to create a temporary table with the same structure as the my_rows table with a new column "the_value" and I used to update this new column wth a PL/SQL for loop. But I think it is doable in a signle SQL.
I am receiving two large export files from a vendor, so I have no control over the contents. I need to import these into our database. The two export files are very similar, except the one has slightly differenet columns in it. So, export file 1 may have a table:
COLUMN_A COLUMN_B COLUMN_C
The second file may have:
COLUMN_A COLUMN_B COLUMN_D
At the destination, I have a table that has:
COLUMN_A COLUMN_B COLUMN_C COLUMN_D
Is there a parameter that would let me interchangably import either (or both) files into this destination table? This is my first attempt at data pump - but I know using import this has caused me issues. Not sure if the same limitations exist? Will the missing columns cause it to fail?
a table structure is modified every now and then because of which the few packages get uncompiled. is there any way to monitor which user has changed table structure.
create trigger on certain column for table structure.
SQL> desc MXMS_BF_TXN_DTL_T Name Null? Type ----------------------------------------- -------- ---------------------------- DOC_NO NOT NULL VARCHAR2(200) SEQ_NO NOT NULL NUMBER(24) GL_CODE VARCHAR2(200) TXN_NATURE VARCHAR2(200) TXN_TYPE_CODE VARCHAR2(200) [code].....
I need to collect new and old data whenever update statement fire on DOC_NO,POLICY_KEY,CRT_USER column.i have created only audit table for the above as below structure .
Name Null? Type ----------------------------------------- -------- ---------------------------- TIMESTAMP DATE WHO VARCHAR2(30) CNAME VARCHAR2(30) OLD VARCHAR2(2000) NEW VARCHAR2(2000)
Description:- TIMESTAMP is for when the modification happen. WHO is for username CNAME is for column which is modified OLD is for old value for the modified column New os for new value for the modified column
I have a small question is it possible to find the details of a user who modified the structure of a table, including what command he ran to change the structure of the table?
i want to find the name of user who make changes in the table structure or create any index or constraint or unique key or alter the column? Is there any way to find in Oracle. in which table what change has been done as well?
following Output needed
userid, username, schemaname, schemachangetime, "what_change_has_been_made", IP address or Computername
sample code in OCI in C for receiving records of table in array of structure? Or dynamically storing the result-set in an array..using array of pointers to structure..
I am working on Pro*C and i have a requirement where i need to select all the rows from a table into a c - structure variable. Since i get to know the no of rows in the table which is getting selected only at run time, i need to create a pointer variable to the structure and i'll allocate the size to it based on the count of rows in the table using malloc or calloc.I tried allocating memory using calloc and it does not show any error. But when i when the exec select statement run it shows an error.
Statements i have used: struct common *comp; struct common_ind *comp_i;
I want drop some old partitions from big table but this will not increase free space on disk. So I want to move table with indexes to anothers tablespaces. What is the fastest way to do that? ALTER TABLE ... MOVE TABLESPACE ...? CTAS ? Or something else?
