HELP! SQL Query: Other ways to reorder column display?

I have a SQL query report with a large number of columns (users can hide/show columns as desired). It would be great if the column display order could be changed by changing the order of the columns in the SELECT list in the Report Definition, but that doesn't work -- it puts changed or added columns at the end regardless of the order in the SELECT list of the query.
Is there some other way to reorder the columns displayed without using the Report Attributes page? It's extremely tedious to move columns around using the up/down arrows which redisplays the page each time. Am I missing a way to change display order, or does anyone have a "trick" to do this? It's so painful....
When defining forms you can reoder columns by specifying a sequence number for each column. Just curious as to why reports were not done the same way, and are there any plans to address this in a future release?
Karen

Yes, reordering columns is extremely painful.
It is supposed to be much improved in the next version.
See
Re: Re-ordering columns on reports
Moving columns up/down in Report Attributes
See my example at
http://htmldb.oracle.com/pls/otn/f?p=24317:141
Basically, let the users move columns around until they are blue in the face, provide a Save button to save the column order in a user preference and reorder the columns when the page reloads.
Or you can use Carl's PL/SQL shuttle as the widget to specify the columns shown and their order. The shuttle is at http://htmldb.oracle.com/pls/otn/f?p=11933:27
Hope this helps.
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07/12/2008     item3          700     6500
12/12/2008     item1          200     4000
20/12/2008     item3          400     9600
25/12/2008     item1          250     5000
Sales:
SAL_Date          Sal_Material     sal_weight     SAL_Amount
12/12/2008     item3          270     2300
15/12/2008     item1          200     4000
20/12/2008     item2          250     3500
20/12/2008     item1          100     2000
23/12/2008     item1          100     2000
27/12/2008     item3          200     3500
I want to generate monthly statement like the following....
Required Report:
Date          Production          Sales
          Weight - Amount      Weight - Amount
01/12/2008     300     6000          0     0
02/12/2008     0     0     0     0
03/12/2008     250     3500          0     0
04/12/2008     0 0 0 0
07/12/2008     700 6500 0 0
12/12/2008     200     4000     270 2300
31/12/2008 0 0 0 0
i don't know, how to generate sequential date...
Could you please tell me the query?
Thanks & Regards

SQL> with prod
2 as
3 (
4     select to_date('01/12/2008','dd/mm/yyyy') dt, 'Item1' material, 300 weight, 6000 amount from dual union all
5     select to_date('03/12/2008','dd/mm/yyyy'), 'item2', 250, 3500 from dual union all
6     select to_date('07/12/2008','dd/mm/yyyy'), 'item3', 700, 6500 from dual union all
7     select to_date('12/12/2008','dd/mm/yyyy'), 'item1', 200, 4000 from dual union all
8     select to_date('20/12/2008','dd/mm/yyyy'), 'item3', 400, 9600 from dual union all
9     select to_date('25/12/2008','dd/mm/yyyy'), 'item1', 250, 5000 from dual
10 ), sales
11 as
12 (
13     select to_date('12/12/2008','dd/mm/yyyy') dt, 'item3' material, 270 weight, 2300 amount from dual union all
14     select to_date('15/12/2008','dd/mm/yyyy'), 'item1', 200, 4000 from dual union all
15     select to_date('20/12/2008','dd/mm/yyyy'), 'item2', 250, 3500 from dual union all
16     select to_date('20/12/2008','dd/mm/yyyy'), 'item1', 100, 2000 from dual union all
17     select to_date('23/12/2008','dd/mm/yyyy'), 'item1', 100, 2000 from dual union all
18     select to_date('27/12/2008','dd/mm/yyyy'), 'item3', 200, 3500 from dual
19 ),find_date
20 as
21 (
22     select dt st, last_day(dt) ed
23       from (select distinct trunc(dt,'month') dt from prod
24             union
25             select distinct trunc(dt,'month') dt from sales)
26 ),day_list
27 as
28 (
29     select (level-1)+st dt
30       from find_date
31     connect by level <= (ed - st)+1
32 )
33 select d.dt, t.p_weight, t.p_amount, t.s_weight, t.s_amount
34    from day_list d
35    left join
36         (select decode(p.dt,null,s.dt,p.dt) dt,
37                    sum(p.weight) p_weight, sum(p.amount) p_amount, sum(s.weight) s_weight, sum(s.amount) s_amount
38            from prod p
39            full outer join sales s
40              on p.dt = s.dt
41             and p.material = s.material
42           group by decode(p.dt,null,s.dt,p.dt)) t
43      on d.dt = t.dt
44 order by d.dt
45 /
DT          P_WEIGHT   P_AMOUNT   S_WEIGHT   S_AMOUNT
01-DEC-08        300       6000
02-DEC-08
03-DEC-08        250       3500
04-DEC-08
05-DEC-08
06-DEC-08
07-DEC-08        700       6500
08-DEC-08
09-DEC-08
10-DEC-08
11-DEC-08
DT          P_WEIGHT   P_AMOUNT   S_WEIGHT   S_AMOUNT
12-DEC-08        200       4000        270       2300
13-DEC-08
14-DEC-08
15-DEC-08                              200       4000
16-DEC-08
17-DEC-08
18-DEC-08
19-DEC-08
20-DEC-08        400       9600        350       5500
21-DEC-08
22-DEC-08
DT          P_WEIGHT   P_AMOUNT   S_WEIGHT   S_AMOUNT
23-DEC-08                              100       2000
24-DEC-08
25-DEC-08        250       5000
26-DEC-08
27-DEC-08                              200       3500
28-DEC-08
29-DEC-08
30-DEC-08
31-DEC-08
31 rows selected.

Help - Sql query

Hi All,
I have a table which has data as given below...
trans_amt
2000
4000
2000
-1000
-1000
-3000
-1000
-500
i want output like
prior_amt trans_amt post_amt
null 2000 2000
2000 4000 6000
6000 2000 8000
8000 -1000 7000
7000 -1000 6000
6000 -3000 3000
3000 -1000 2000
2000 -500 1500
how can i get the output ?
Thanks
kt

Hi,
Try
WITH TAB AS
(select     2000 VAL     from dual union all
select     4000     from dual union all
select     2000     from dual union all
select     -1000     from dual union all
select     -1000     from dual union all
select     -3000     from dual union all
select     -1000     from dual union all
select     -500     from dual
SELECT LAG(VAL,1) OVER (ORDER BY SRN)PREV_VAL, VAL,NVL(LAG(VAL,1) OVER (ORDER BY SRN),0)+ VAL SUM_VAL
FROM (SELECT VAL, ROWNUM SRN
FROM TAB) TAB;
PREV_VAL     VAL     SUM_VAL
     2000     2000
2000     4000     6000
4000     2000     6000
2000     -1000     1000
-1000     -1000     -2000
-1000     -3000     -4000
-3000     -1000     -4000
-1000     -500     -1500*009*
Edited by: 009 on Mar 15, 2010 4:12 AM
Disclaimer: wait don't use it yet!!!
Edited by: 009 on Mar 15, 2010 4:15 AM

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