NAMED SQL QUERY PROBLEM

I am trying to run a named read all query, which requires me to use the "AS" keyword for tables to eliminate ambiguity. This does not appear to populate my vector of object, as I assume the field names end up being different ie. FIELD1 gets T.FIELD1.
Any help with this will be greatly appreciated
Here is my query:
SELECT L.VLN_LAST_VLE_SQID, L.REC_CHANGE_DATE, L.VLN_LENDER_OE,
L.REC_CHANGE_USER, L.VLN_LG_LN_NUM, L.REC_CREATE_TIME, L.VLN_LG_LN_NUM_SEQ,
L.REC_PROGRAM, L.VLN_LG_STATUS, L.SYN_SYNC_SGT_KEY, L.VLN_LOAN_AMOUNT_ADJ,
L.SYN_SYNC_STAT_IN, L.VLN_LOAN_TYPE, L.VLN_ACADEMIC_YEAR, L.VLN_LOAN_TYPE_REQ,
L.VLN_ANTICIPATED_GRAD_DATE, L.VLN_NON_ED_BRNCH, L.VLN_APP_SOURCE,
L.VLN_NOT_USED_STAT_1, L.VLN_BORROWER_ID, L.VLN_NOT_USED_STAT_2,
L.VLN_CAPPED_INTEREST, L.VLN_NSLDS_EFFECTIVE_DATE, L.VLN_CERT_ENR_STATUS,
L.VLN_NSLDS_ID, L.VLN_CL_UNIQUE_ID, L.VLN_NSLDS_LAST_VALUE,
L.VLN_CONVERTED_DATE, L.VLN_NSLDS_SEPARATE_LOAN, L.VLN_COSIGNER_ID,
L.VLN_NSLDS_STATUS, L.VLN_CREDIT_CHECK_DATE, L.VLN_NSLDS_UPDATED_DATE,
L.VLN_CURRENT_PRINCIPAL, L.VLN_ORIG_LENDER_OE, L.VLN_DEFERMENT_REQUESTED,
L.VLN_OTHER_DEBT, L.VLN_DISB_METHOD_REQUESTED, L.VLN_PAYOFF_AMOUNT,
L.VLN_END_DATE, L.VLN_PIF_DATE, L.VLN_FAMILY_CONTRIBUTION,
L.VLN_PIF_PAYMENT_REC_DATE, L.VLN_FISCAL_YEAR, L.VLN_PIF_PRIN_AMT_DISB,
L.VLN_GALAHAD_STAT, L.VLN_PLUS_STATUS, L.VLN_GH_LOAN_SEQ,
L.VLN_PN_SIGNATURE_DATE, L.VLN_GUARANTOR, L.VLN_PRE_DISB_CANC_AMOUNT, L.VLN_ID,
L.VLN_PREV_DEFAULT, L.VLN_INT_ELIGIBILITY, L.VLN_PRIOR_ORIG_2ND_INT_RT,
L.VLN_INTERIM_MATURITY_DATE, L.VLN_PRIOR_ORIG_EXIT_DATE,
L.VLN_INTERIM_PAYMENT_DATE, L.VLN_PRIOR_ORIG_INT_RATE,
L.VLN_INT_RATE_CATEGORY,
L.VLN_PROMISSORY_NOTE, L.REC_CHANGE_TIME, L.VLN_PROM_NOTE_TYPE,
L.REC_CREATE_USER, L.VLN_REMAINING_NEED, L.SYN_SYNC_SOURCE,
L.VLN_REPORT_FFELP_LOAN, L.VLN_ADS_STATUS, L.VLN_REQ_AMT, L.VLN_BLAA,
L.VLN_RESEARCH, L.VLN_CERT_AMT, L.VLN_SALE_DATE, L.VLN_CONS_SUBSIDY,
L.VLN_SCHOOL_CERT_DATE, L.VLN_COST_OF_EDUCATION, L.VLN_SCHOOL_OE,
L.VLN_CUST_SERVICE, L.VLN_SCHOOL_REF_AMT, L.VLN_DISB_SUMMARY,
L.VLN_SCHOOL_REF_DTE, L.VLN_FINANCIAL_AID, L.VLN_SEPARATION_DATE,
L.VLN_GH_CLAIM_NUM, L.VLN_SERIAL_P_N, L.VLN_GUAR_DATE, L.VLN_SLAA,
L.VLN_INTEREST_RATE, L.VLN_SLSS_GR_ID, L.VLN_INTERIM_PMT_REC_DATE,
L.VLN_SLSS_LENDER_ID, L.REC_CREATE_DATE, L.VLN_SLSS_LG_LN_NUM,
L.SYN_SYNC_STAT_OUT, L.VLN_SLSS_LN_NUM, L.VLN_CANC_DATE, L.VLN_SLSS_STATUS,
L.VLN_CONVERTED_PRIN_AMOUNT, L.VLN_SPEC_PROGRAM, L.VLN_DENIED_DATE,
L.VLN_START_DATE, L.VLN_GALAHAD_LOAN_TYPE, L.VLN_STATUS, L.VLN_INCREASED_UNSUB,
L.VLN_STATUS_IN_SLSS, L.VLN_INT_RATE_TYPE, L.VLN_STUDENT_ID, L.VLN_APP_DATE,
L.VLN_SUB_UNSUB_SWAP, L.VLN_CURRENT_INTEREST, L.VLN_VERMONT_RELATIONSHIP,
L.VLN_GUAR_AMT, L.VSAG_AID_GROUP, L.REC_STATUS, L.VSIB_BRANCH_ID,
L.VLN_EXIT_ENR_STATUS, L.VSIN_ID, L.VLN_CLAIM_ASSIST_STATUS, L.VSLR_CODE,
L.VLN_INTERIM_PAID_AMOUNT, L.VSLS_STATUS FROM COMMONDTA.VSLN00P AS L,
COMMONDTA.VSPR00p AS P INNER JOIN COMMONDTA.VSAT00P AS A ON
L.VLN_LOAN_TYPE=A.VSAT_AID_TYPE AND A.VSAT_CONSOL_LOAN='Y' WHERE
L.VLN_BORROWER_ID = 177973 and L.VLN_CURRENT_PRINCIPAL > 0.0 AND
L.VLN_BORROWER_ID = P.VPR_PERSON_ID AND P.VPR_SSN__CHAR_ = '00XXXXXXX'

Sorry for yelling in the subject. I accidentally pasted from a text file and forgot myself.
Jason

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or upper(b.title) like '%' || upper(:P40_SEARCH) || '%'or upper(b.subtitle) like '%' ||
upper(:P40_SEARCH) || '%'or upper(b.series) like '%' || upper(:P40_SEARCH) || '%'or
upper(b.volume) like '%' || upper(:P40_SEARCH) || '%'or upper(b.isbn) like '%' ||
upper(:P40_SEARCH) || '%'or upper(b.format) like '%' || upper(:P40_SEARCH) || '%'or upper(b.description) like '%' || upper(:P40_SEARCH) || '%'or upper(b.published)
like '%' || upper(:P40_SEARCH) || '%'or upper(b.purchased_from) like '%' ||
upper(:P40_SEARCH) || '%'or upper(b.comments) like '%' || upper(:P40_SEARCH)
|| '%'or upper(b.website) like '%' || upper(:P40_SEARCH) || '%'or
upper(p.last_name) like '%' || upper(:P40_SEARCH) || '%'or upper(p.first_name)
like '%' || upper(:P40_SEARCH) || '%'or upper(pb.name) like '%' ||
upper(:P40_SEARCH) || '%'or upper(:P40_SEARCH) is null)and
((upper(b.title) like '%' || upper(:P40_TITLE) || '%' or
upper(:P40_TITLE) is null))and ((upper(b.series) like '%' ||
upper(:P40_SERIES) || '%' or upper(:P40_SERIES) is null))and
((upper(p.last_name) like '%' || upper(:P40_LASTNAME) || '%' or
upper(:P40_LASTNAME) is null))and ((upper(p.first_name) like '%' ||
upper(:P40_FIRSTNAME) || '%' or upper(:P40_FIRSTNAME) is null))and
((upper(f.format_ret) in (upper(l_vc_format)) or upper(:P40_FORMAT) is null))
group by b.BOOK_ID, bk.book_id, bkk.book_id, b.TITLE, b.SUBTITLE, b.SERIES, b.VOLUME,
b.ISBN, f.FORMAT_ret, b.DESCRIPTION, b.PUBLISHED, b.PURCHASED_FROM, b.COMMENTS, b.WEBSITE,
c.LENGTH_MINS, pb.name, b.abridged, (nvl(d.disk01,0)+nvl(d.disk02,0)+nvl(d.disk03,0)
nvl(d.disk04,0)nvl(d.disk05,0)+nvl(d.disk06,0)+nvl(d.disk07,0)+nvl(d.disk08,0)
nvl(d.disk09,0)nvl(d.disk10,0)+nvl(d.disk11,0)+nvl(d.disk12,0)+nvl(d.disk13,0)
nvl(d.disk14,0)nvl(d.disk15,0)+nvl(d.disk16,0)+nvl(d.disk17,0)+nvl(d.disk18,0)
nvl(d.disk19,0)nvl(d.disk20,0)+nvl(d.disk21,0)+nvl(d.disk22,0)+nvl(d.disk23,0)
nvl(d.disk24,0)nvl(d.disk25,0)+nvl(d.disk26,0)+nvl(d.disk27,0)+nvl(d.disk28,0)
nvl(d.disk29,0)nvl(d.disk30,0)+nvl(d.disk31,0)+nvl(d.disk32,0)+nvl(d.disk33,0)
nvl(d.disk34,0)nvl(d.disk35,0)+nvl(d.disk36,0)+nvl(d.disk37,0)+nvl(d.disk38,0)
nvl(d.disk39,0)nvl(d.disk40,0)+nvl(d.disk41,0)+nvl(d.disk42,0)+nvl(d.disk43,0)
nvl(d.disk44,0)nvl(d.disk45,0)+nvl(d.disk46,0)+nvl(d.disk47,0)+nvl(d.disk48,0)
nvl(d.disk49,0)nvl(d.disk50,0))
This query will never work. I marked only couple of errors you have there. Actually,
I meant "formating" errors rather than "syntactical" errors. You are missing spaces
all over the place. This is why I suggested to use a CLOB column in a test table
to return the query for debugging purposes - this is how I do it at least, when I need
to escape and concatenate a lot of code.
If you are referencing item values from a user session in a function or a procedure,
then you need to use the v('ITEM') syntax instead of :ITEM syntax. However, if the
output of this procedure will be used as a function returning SQL query, you will
be fine with :ITEM.
Denes Kubicek
http://deneskubicek.blogspot.com/
http://htmldb.oracle.com/pls/otn/f?p=31517:1
-------------------------------------------------------------------

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Hi,
I have question regarding sql query . Right now I am getting the results like this if i use this sql query
select ID,Name,Desc,Priority from emp order by Priority ;
Priority is varchar field. I don't want to change the Priority field and cannot add a new column in the table. Because i don't have permission to do that.
ID Name Desc Priority
=============================================
234 paul paul desc Highest
3452 mike mike desc High
4342 smith smith desc Low
6565 kelly kelly desc Low
9878 nate nate desc Medium
3223 deb deb desc High
============================================
I need a query to get the results like that.
ID Name Desc Priority
=============================================
234 paul paul desc Highest
3452 mike mike desc High
3223 deb deb desc High
9878 nate nate desc Medium
4342 smith smith desc Low
6565 kelly kelly desc Low
============================================
If any one knows about this one, please let me know.
Thanks,
Bala

You are aware that there are differences in the SQL implementation between Sqlserver and Oracle? You could try something like this, if there's a INSTR function:
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C.

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I am running JDev 11g patch 2 (11...3) on a windows 7 machine. JDK 1.6_18
@NamedNativeQueries({
@NamedNativeQuery(name = "MenuFolders.findFolderByUser",
query = "SELECT * FROM menu_folders where mf_id is null and id in (select mf_id from userfoldervw where UPPER(user_name) = :p_user) order by display_order",
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The menu is based on a workflow and role concept. In the login I capture the users roles and the location code. These are stored in a session bean.
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I was able to solve this by a bit of editing in the jsp and some movement in the locations. What I found interesting was that the methods in the backing bean worked fine (with the NPE due to the lack of the binding of the input text to the backing bean).
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I came from the Oracle Forms/Reports environment and used the Designer2000 extensively - the focus was only on the business logic - the rest was generated for you.
With NetBeans - I found a similar focus. JDeveloper however is a different animal - I have spent hours and read tons of material - and still cannot find answers to very simple things.
I have a good example - I have a view object that takes a parameter - it looks to me like I will have to write over 100 lines of code to get this to work and I an still not sure how I will manage it in a backing bean.
I have no control - other than a button to execute a method (Netbeans had an abstract page bean that exposed parts of the life cycle (init, prerender, etc ...) that allowed me to execute code at specific life cycle stages - I have not found anything at all in the ADF that would guide me in doing the same.
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Hello there,
I am having some problem writing my query. I have this table below:
              create table t (priority number,
                              plannedamount number,
                              availablepieces number,
                              material_id varchar2(20))
insert into t values (1, 15, 30, 'A');
insert into t values (2, 20, 30, 'A');
insert into t values (3, 5, 30, 'A');
insert into t values (4, 8, 30, 'A');
insert into t values (5, 4, 30, 'A');
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     1      15     30 A
     2      20     30 A
     3      5     30 A
     4      8 30 A
     5      4     30 A
     1      2     30 B .
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If the row can be reserved it will substract and bring it to the next row. If it cannot the pieces not reserved will remain the same.
I've tried using sum(), lead(), first(), lag(), etc but I still cannot get the correct result.
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     1      15     30 A
     2      20     15 A
     3      5     15 A
     4      8     10 A
     5      4     2 A
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Can anyone elaborate or have any hints on what method to use to create this column?
Thanks. .
Edited by: 998373 on Apr 5, 2013 11:42 AM
Edited by: 998373 on Apr 5, 2013 11:43 AM

From 10.x on
with t(PRIORITY, PLANNED_AMOUNT,AVAILABLE_PIECES , MATERIAL_ID) as
select      1, 15, 30, 'A' from dual union all
select 2, 20, 30, 'A' from dual union all
select 3, 5, 30, 'A' from dual union all
select 4, 8, 30, 'A' from dual union all
select 5, 4, 30, 'A' from dual union all
select 1, 2, 30, 'B' from dual
select
MATERIAL_ID
, PRIORITY
, PLANNED_AMOUNT
, AVAILABLE_PIECES PIECES_NOT_RESERVED_YET
from t
model
partition by (material_id)
dimension by (PRIORITY)
measures (
PLANNED_AMOUNT
, AVAILABLE_PIECES
rules (
AVAILABLE_PIECES[priority>1] order by priority=
case when PLANNED_AMOUNT[cv()-1] <= AVAILABLE_PIECES[cv()-1]
       then AVAILABLE_PIECES[cv()-1] - PLANNED_AMOUNT[cv()-1]
       else AVAILABLE_PIECES[cv()-1]
end
MATERIAL_ID     PRIORITY     PLANNED_AMOUNT     PIECES_NOT_RESERVED_YET
A     1     15     30
A     2     20     15
A     3     5     15
A     4     8     10
A     5     4     2
B     1     2     30

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Hi!
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(WWV-)
ORA-01001: invalid cursor (WWV-11230)
ORA-00937: not a single-group group function (WWV-11230)
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Thanks in advance!
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AND ill.rse_id = rse.id
AND trunc(sht.begin_date) BETWEEN trunc(ill.begin_time) AND trunc(nvl(ill.end_time,sysdate))
AND dty.id = sht.dty_id
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Hi,
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I'm connecting to an Access database and have a query which looks somehting like this:
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Thanx in advance.

I was able to successfully query an access 97 database using the following SQL:
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Post Author: nmellick
CA Forum: Data Connectivity and SQL
Hello,
I am trying to use a query in CR9 to pull the latest date of a DREXAM for each patient. The patient can have one item or several items. When I run this query, it only pulls back one record, the latest DREXAM from the whole table, not by patients. I need it by patients (tracking_id is the patient_id). Any ideas on what I'm doing wrong?
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EXECUTE :bind_var := '&bind_variable'
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Hello,
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I had a requirement where I have to get these two values seperated by '-' (Hyphen).
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l_sql VARCHAR2(32767);
X1 VARCHAR2(9);
X2 VARCHAR2(9);
X3 VARCHAR2(9);
X4 VARCHAR2(9);
X5 VARCHAR2(9);
X6 VARCHAR2(9);
X7 VARCHAR2(9);
X8 VARCHAR2(9);
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ST,
SOT,
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SFIN_STAGE_ENTERED_DATE,
APPLN_CONTACT_OFFICER,
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B_LOCATION_ADDRESS,
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END IF;
IF X7 = '0' then
l_sql := l_sql || ' and PROP_TCD_DATE <= CDD_DATE';
END IF;
IF X7 = '1' then
l_sql := l_sql || ' and PROP_TCD_DATE > CDD_DATE';
END IF;
RETURN l_sql;
END;
The query returns data.
If I add some more code just after the where clause.
AND decode(CUST_CODE,'TW','TW','RET') like (select decode(OPS_SEP,'TS','%',OPS_SEP) from T_U_CDW_BU_OP_SEP where upper(USER_ID) = upper(:APP_USER))
The query just stops working and no error message is returned.
I thought there was an issue prior to version 3.1.2 that was fixed in version 3.1.2
Othwerwise is there a better way to write the code? As I have 7 radio btn's that control the condition within the where clause.
Thanks
Ron

>
bug in APEX 3.0
>
Are you sure?
Do as Paul has suggested and post the code that doesn't work (including your extra line) using the {noformat}{noformat} tags +exactly+ as you had it in the region source.
Cheers
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