Pivoting using Model Clause Vs pivoting using Aggregate Fun(Case) statement

Hi,
I just wanted to know which option is better for pivoting the data if the data is like:
Grp1 Grp2 Day_week Sales
1 1 Sun 200
1 1 Mon 100
1 2 Sun 1000
and so on...
The output should be:
Grp1 Grp2 Sun Mon ......
1 1 200 100.....
1 2 1000 NULL....
I have tested the same using sum(decode...) method and also model clause:
select grp1, grp2, sum(decode(day_week,'SUN',sales)) SUNDAY , sum(decode(day_week,'MON',sales)) MONDAY from pivot
group by grp1, grp2
order by grp1, grp2
select grp1, grp2, sun , mon, tue, wed, thr, fri, sat
from pivot
model -- UNIQUE SINGLE REFERENCE
return updated rows
partition by (grp1, grp2)
dimension by ( day_week)
measures( result, 0 mon, 0 tue, 0 wed, 0 thr,0 fri, 0 sat, 0 sun)
RULES upsert
mon[0]= sales['MON'],
tue[0]= sales['TUE'],
wed[0]= sales['WED'],
thr[0]= sales['THR'],
fri[0]= sales['FRI'],
sat[0]= sales['SAT'],
sun[0]= sales['SUN']
) order by grp1, grp2
There are 4K records in the table. The first query is taking app (.125 seconds) and the second query (.230 seconds).
Pls tell how the model clause can give better performance and I want to use it for pivoting in all my APIs.
Regards
Rajiv

> I read somewhere while searching on net.
And now you can't find it anymore? I wouldn't believe anything you read somewhere while searching on net, unless it has some kind of proof attached.
> You pls tell is it so or it depends upon volume of data.
Also i tested on some data and reults were better in
case of using normal startegy rather than model.(case
provided above).
So you have tested it yourself already. The model clause is great in a few cases (string aggregation, calculating values based on calculated values), but this doesn't seem to be one of them. On 11g you might want to consider the PIVOT operator.
Regards,
Rob.

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    01/02/2011     1:00     4     6
    01/02/2011     1:00     5     -
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  • How to use model clause without hard coding the values in it?

    Query
    select acct_no,
           gl_code,
           CASE
             WHEN entry_type_label IN ('Earned Revenue') THEN
              'Earned Revenue'
             ELSE
              'Deferred Revenue Credit'
           END AS entry_type_label,
           CASE
             WHEN entry_type_label IN ('Opening Balance') THEN
              'Opening Balance'
             WHEN entry_type_label IN ('Deferred Revenue Credit') THEN
              'Invoice Amount'
             WHEN entry_type_label IN ('Earned Revenue') THEN
              'Earned Revenue'
             WHEN entry_type_label IN ('Closing Balance') THEN
              'Closing Balance'
             ELSE
              'Deferred Revenue Credit'
           END AS label,
           entry_type_no,
           orig_chg_start_date,
           period_no,
           -amt as amt
      from revrec_test
    WHERE acct_no = 1788562
       AND entry_type_no IN (2, 4) model dimension by(acct_no,
              gl_code,
              entry_type_label,
              entry_type_no,
              orig_chg_start_date,
              period_no) measures(amt) rules upsert
    all(amt 1788562,
               'UNEARNED-10011561',
               'Opening Balance',
               2,
               '02-OCT-17 08.30.00 AM',
               190 = 0,
               amt 1788562,
               'UNEARNED-10011561',
               'Closing Balance',
               2,
               '02-OCT-17 08.30.00 AM',
               190 = amt 1788562,
               'UNEARNED-10011561',
               'Deferred Revenue Credit',
               2,
               '02-OCT-17 08.30.00 AM',
               190 - amt 1788562,
               'EARNED-10011561',
               'Earned Revenue',
               4,
               '02-OCT-17 08.30.00 AM',
               190,
               amt 1788562,
               'UNEARNED-10011561',
               'Opening Balance',
               2,
               '02-OCT-17 08.30.00 AM',
               191 = amt 1788562,
               'UNEARNED-10011561',
               'Closing Balance',
               2,
               '02-OCT-17 08.30.00 AM',
               190,
               amt 1788562,
               'UNEARNED-10011561',
               'Deferred Revenue Credit',
               2,
               '02-OCT-17 08.30.00 AM',
               191 = 0,
               amt 1788562,
               'UNEARNED-10011561',
               'Closing Balance',
               2,
               '02-OCT-17 08.30.00 AM',
               191 =
               (amt 1788562, 'UNEARNED-10011561', 'Opening Balance', 2,
                '02-OCT-17 08.30.00 AM', 191 + amt 1788562, 'UNEARNED-10011561',
                'Deferred Revenue Credit', 2, '02-OCT-17 08.30.00 AM', 191) - amt
               1788562,
               'EARNED-10011561',
               'Earned Revenue',
               4,
               '02-OCT-17 08.30.00 AM',
               191,
               amt 1788562,
               'UNEARNED-10011561',
               'Opening Balance',
               2,
               '02-OCT-17 08.30.00 AM',
               192 = amt 1788562,
               'UNEARNED-10011561',
               'Closing Balance',
               2,
               '02-OCT-17 08.30.00 AM',
               191,
               amt 1788562,
               'UNEARNED-10011561',
               'Deferred Revenue Credit',
               2,
               '02-OCT-17 08.30.00 AM',
               192 = 0,
               amt 1788562,
               'UNEARNED-10011561',
               'Closing Balance',
               2,
               '02-OCT-17 08.30.00 AM',
               192 =
               (amt 1788562, 'UNEARNED-10011561', 'Opening Balance', 2,
                '02-OCT-17 08.30.00 AM', 192 + amt 1788562, 'UNEARNED-10011561',
                'Deferred Revenue Credit', 2, '02-OCT-17 08.30.00 AM', 192) - amt
               1788562,
               'EARNED-10011561',
               'Earned Revenue',
               4,
               '02-OCT-17 08.30.00 AM',
               192,
               amt 1788562,
               'UNEARNED-10011561',
               'Opening Balance',
               2,
               '02-OCT-17 08.30.00 AM',
               193 = amt 1788562,
               'UNEARNED-10011561',
               'Closing Balance',
               2,
               '02-OCT-17 08.30.00 AM',
               192,
               amt 1788562,
               'UNEARNED-10011561',
               'Deferred Revenue Credit',
               2,
               '02-OCT-17 08.30.00 AM',
               193 = 0,
               amt 1788562,
               'UNEARNED-10011561',
               'Closing Balance',
               2,
               '02-OCT-17 08.30.00 AM',
               193 =
               (amt 1788562, 'UNEARNED-10011561', 'Opening Balance', 2,
                '02-OCT-17 08.30.00 AM', 193 + amt 1788562, 'UNEARNED-10011561',
                'Deferred Revenue Credit', 2, '02-OCT-17 08.30.00 AM', 193) - amt
               1788562,
               'EARNED-10011561',
               'Earned Revenue',
               4,
               '02-OCT-17 08.30.00 AM',
               193)
    ORDER BY period_no, entry_type_no;
    The above query works fine. But i have hard coded the values. I want to do the same operation for different account number which is going to have different periodic no. How can I achieve it?
    Thanks in advance.

    Create Statement
    CREATE TABLE table_one(
    ACCT_NO             NUMBER(38),                                               
    GL_CODE             VARCHAR2(300),
    ENTRY_TYPE_LABEL    CHAR(50),                                                  
    ENTRY_TYPE_NO       NUMBER,                                                    
    ORIG_CHG_START_DATE TIMESTAMP(0) WITH LOCAL TIME ZONE,
    ORIG_CHG_END_DATE   TIMESTAMP(0) WITH LOCAL TIME ZONE,
    PERIOD_NO           NUMBER(38),
    AMT                 NUMBER(38,10)
    Insert Statement
    INSERT ALL
    INTO table_one(acct_no, gl_code, entry_type_label, entry_type_no, orig_chg_start_date, orig_chg_end_date, period_no, amt) VALUES(1001,'U-11561','Deferred Revenue Debit',3,'02-OCT-17 08.30.00 AM','01-JAN-18 01.30.00 PM',100,13.87)
    INTO table_one(acct_no, gl_code, entry_type_label, entry_type_no, orig_chg_start_date, orig_chg_end_date, period_no, amt) VALUES(1001,'E-11561','Earned Revenue',4,'02-OCT-17 08.30.00 AM','01-JAN-18 01.30.00 PM',102,-14.83)
    INTO table_one(acct_no, gl_code, entry_type_label, entry_type_no, orig_chg_start_date, orig_chg_end_date, period_no, amt) VALUES(1001,'E-11561','Earned Revenue',4,'02-OCT-17 08.30.00 AM','01-JAN-18 01.30.00 PM',101,-14.35)
    INTO table_one(acct_no, gl_code, entry_type_label, entry_type_no, orig_chg_start_date, orig_chg_end_date, period_no, amt) VALUES(1001,'E-11561','Earned Revenue',4,'02-OCT-17 08.30.00 AM','01-JAN-18 01.30.00 PM',100,-13.87)
    INTO table_one(acct_no, gl_code, entry_type_label, entry_type_no, orig_chg_start_date, orig_chg_end_date, period_no, amt) VALUES(1001,'U-11561','Deferred Revenue Debit',3,'02-OCT-17 08.30.00 AM','01-JAN-18 01.30.00 PM',103,0.95)
    INTO table_one(acct_no, gl_code, entry_type_label, entry_type_no, orig_chg_start_date, orig_chg_end_date, period_no, amt) VALUES(1001,'U-11561','Deferred Revenue Debit',3,'02-OCT-17 08.30.00 AM','01-JAN-18 01.30.00 PM',102,14.83)
    INTO table_one(acct_no, gl_code, entry_type_label, entry_type_no, orig_chg_start_date, orig_chg_end_date, period_no, amt) VALUES(1001,'U-11561','Deferred Revenue Debit',3,'02-OCT-17 08.30.00 AM','01-JAN-18 01.30.00 PM',101,14.35)
    INTO table_one(acct_no, gl_code, entry_type_label, entry_type_no, orig_chg_start_date, orig_chg_end_date, period_no, amt) VALUES(1001,'E-11561','Earned Revenue',4,'02-OCT-17 08.30.00 AM','01-JAN-18 01.30.00 PM',103,-0.95)
    INTO table_one(acct_no, gl_code, entry_type_label, entry_type_no, orig_chg_start_date, orig_chg_end_date, period_no, amt) VALUES(1001,'U-11561','Deferred Revenue Credit',2,'02-OCT-17 08.30.00 AM','01-JAN-18 01.30.00 PM',100,-44)
    INTO table_one(acct_no, gl_code, entry_type_label, entry_type_no, orig_chg_start_date, orig_chg_end_date, period_no, amt) VALUES(1002,'Recurring Flat Fees COA Code','Deferred Revenue Debit',3,'17-NOV-13 09.30.00 AM','16-FEB-14 09.30.00 AM',106,44.91)
    INTO table_one(acct_no, gl_code, entry_type_label, entry_type_no, orig_chg_start_date, orig_chg_end_date, period_no, amt) VALUES(1002,'Recurring Flat Fees COA Code','Accounts Receivable',1,'17-NOV-13 09.30.00 AM','16-FEB-14 09.30.00 AM',104,60)
    INTO table_one(acct_no, gl_code, entry_type_label, entry_type_no, orig_chg_start_date, orig_chg_end_date, period_no, amt) VALUES(1002,'Recurring Flat Fees COA Code','Deferred Revenue Debit',3,'20-DEC-13 09.30.00 AM','16-FEB-14 09.30.00 AM',105,3.93)
    INTO table_one(acct_no, gl_code, entry_type_label, entry_type_no, orig_chg_start_date, orig_chg_end_date, period_no, amt) VALUES(1002,'Recurring Flat Fees COA Code','Deferred Revenue Debit',3,'20-DEC-13 09.30.00 AM','16-FEB-14 09.30.00 AM',106,11.75)
    INTO table_one(acct_no, gl_code, entry_type_label, entry_type_no, orig_chg_start_date, orig_chg_end_date, period_no, amt) VALUES(1002,'Recurring Flat Fees COA Code','Deferred Revenue Debit',3,'20-DEC-13 09.30.00 AM','16-FEB-14 09.30.00 AM',107,6.86)
    INTO table_one(acct_no, gl_code, entry_type_label, entry_type_no, orig_chg_start_date, orig_chg_end_date, period_no, amt) VALUES(1002,'Recurring Flat Fees COA Code','Deferred Revenue Debit',3,'20-DEC-13 09.30.00 AM','16-FEB-14 09.30.00 AM',105,-7.82)
    INTO table_one(acct_no, gl_code, entry_type_label, entry_type_no, orig_chg_start_date, orig_chg_end_date, period_no, amt) VALUES(1002,'Recurring Flat Fees COA Code','Deferred Revenue Debit',3,'20-DEC-13 09.30.00 AM','16-FEB-14 09.30.00 AM',106,-23.47)
    INTO table_one(acct_no, gl_code, entry_type_label, entry_type_no, orig_chg_start_date, orig_chg_end_date, period_no, amt) VALUES(1002,'Recurring Flat Fees COA Code','Deferred Revenue Debit',3,'20-DEC-13 09.30.00 AM','16-FEB-14 09.30.00 AM',107,-13.69)
    INTO table_one(acct_no, gl_code, entry_type_label, entry_type_no, orig_chg_start_date, orig_chg_end_date, period_no, amt) VALUES(1002,'Recurring Flat Fees COA Code','Earned Revenue',4,'20-DEC-13 09.30.00 AM','16-FEB-14 09.30.00 AM',107,-6.86)
    INTO table_one(acct_no, gl_code, entry_type_label, entry_type_no, orig_chg_start_date, orig_chg_end_date, period_no, amt) VALUES(1002,'Recurring Flat Fees COA Code','Earned Revenue',4,'20-DEC-13 09.30.00 AM','16-FEB-14 09.30.00 AM',105,7.82)
    INTO table_one(acct_no, gl_code, entry_type_label, entry_type_no, orig_chg_start_date, orig_chg_end_date, period_no, amt) VALUES(1002,'Recurring Flat Fees COA Code','Earned Revenue',4,'20-DEC-13 09.30.00 AM','16-FEB-14 09.30.00 AM',106,23.47)
    INTO table_one(acct_no, gl_code, entry_type_label, entry_type_no, orig_chg_start_date, orig_chg_end_date, period_no, amt) VALUES(1002,'Recurring Flat Fees COA Code','Earned Revenue',4,'20-DEC-13 09.30.00 AM','16-FEB-14 09.30.00 AM',107,13.69)
    INTO table_one(acct_no, gl_code, entry_type_label, entry_type_no, orig_chg_start_date, orig_chg_end_date, period_no, amt) VALUES(1002,'Recurring Flat Fees COA Code','Earned Revenue',4,'17-NOV-13 09.30.00 AM','16-FEB-14 09.30.00 AM',104,-9.13)
    INTO table_one(acct_no, gl_code, entry_type_label, entry_type_no, orig_chg_start_date, orig_chg_end_date, period_no, amt) VALUES(1002,'Recurring Flat Fees COA Code','Earned Revenue',4,'17-NOV-13 09.30.00 AM','16-FEB-14 09.30.00 AM',105,-44.91)
    INTO table_one(acct_no, gl_code, entry_type_label, entry_type_no, orig_chg_start_date, orig_chg_end_date, period_no, amt) VALUES(1002,'Recurring Flat Fees COA Code','Earned Revenue',4,'17-NOV-13 09.30.00 AM','16-FEB-14 09.30.00 AM',106,-44.91)
    INTO table_one(acct_no, gl_code, entry_type_label, entry_type_no, orig_chg_start_date, orig_chg_end_date, period_no, amt) VALUES(1002,'Recurring Flat Fees COA Code','Earned Revenue',4,'17-NOV-13 09.30.00 AM','16-FEB-14 09.30.00 AM',107,-35.91)
    INTO table_one(acct_no, gl_code, entry_type_label, entry_type_no, orig_chg_start_date, orig_chg_end_date, period_no, amt) VALUES(1002,'Recurring Flat Fees COA Code','Earned Revenue',4,'20-DEC-13 09.30.00 AM','16-FEB-14 09.30.00 AM',105,-3.93)
    INTO table_one(acct_no, gl_code, entry_type_label, entry_type_no, orig_chg_start_date, orig_chg_end_date, period_no, amt) VALUES(1002,'Recurring Flat Fees COA Code','Deferred Revenue Debit',3,'17-NOV-13 09.30.00 AM','16-FEB-14 09.30.00 AM',105,44.91)
    INTO table_one(acct_no, gl_code, entry_type_label, entry_type_no, orig_chg_start_date, orig_chg_end_date, period_no, amt) VALUES(1002,'Recurring Flat Fees COA Code','Deferred Revenue Debit',3,'17-NOV-13 09.30.00 AM','16-FEB-14 09.30.00 AM',104,9.13)
    INTO table_one(acct_no, gl_code, entry_type_label, entry_type_no, orig_chg_start_date, orig_chg_end_date, period_no, amt) VALUES(1002,'Recurring Flat Fees COA Code','Earned Revenue',4,'20-DEC-13 09.30.00 AM','16-FEB-14 09.30.00 AM',106,-11.75)
    INTO table_one(acct_no, gl_code, entry_type_label, entry_type_no, orig_chg_start_date, orig_chg_end_date, period_no, amt) VALUES(1002,'Recurring Flat Fees COA Code','Deferred Revenue Credit',2,'20-DEC-13 09.30.00 AM','16-FEB-14 09.30.00 AM',105,38.48)
    INTO table_one(acct_no, gl_code, entry_type_label, entry_type_no, orig_chg_start_date, orig_chg_end_date, period_no, amt) VALUES(1002,'Recurring Flat Fees COA Code','Deferred Revenue Credit',2,'20-DEC-13 09.30.00 AM','16-FEB-14 09.30.00 AM',105,-19.24)
    INTO table_one(acct_no, gl_code, entry_type_label, entry_type_no, orig_chg_start_date, orig_chg_end_date, period_no, amt) VALUES(1002,'Recurring Flat Fees COA Code','Deferred Revenue Credit',2,'17-NOV-13 09.30.00 AM','16-FEB-14 09.30.00 AM',104,-60)
    INTO table_one(acct_no, gl_code, entry_type_label, entry_type_no, orig_chg_start_date, orig_chg_end_date, period_no, amt) VALUES(1002,'Recurring Flat Fees COA Code','Accounts Receivable',1,'20-DEC-13 09.30.00 AM','16-FEB-14 09.30.00 AM',105,38.48)
    INTO table_one(acct_no, gl_code, entry_type_label, entry_type_no, orig_chg_start_date, orig_chg_end_date, period_no, amt) VALUES(1002,'Recurring Flat Fees COA Code','Accounts Receivable',1,'20-DEC-13 09.30.00 AM','16-FEB-14 09.30.00 AM',105,19.24)
    INTO table_one(acct_no, gl_code, entry_type_label, entry_type_no, orig_chg_start_date, orig_chg_end_date, period_no, amt) VALUES(1002,'Recurring Flat Fees COA Code','Deferred Revenue Debit',3,'17-NOV-13 09.30.00 AM','16-FEB-14 09.30.00 AM',107,35.91)
    SELECT * FROM dual;
    Expected Result
    S.NO
    ACCT_NO
    GL_CODE
    ENTRY_TYPE_LABEL
    ENTRY_TYPE_NO
    ORIG_CHG_START_DATE
    PERIOD_NO
    AMT
    DESCRIPTION
    1
    1001
    U-11561
    Deferred Revenue Credit
    2
    02-OCT-17 08.30.00 AM
    100
    0
    Opening Account
    2
    1001
    U-11561
    Deferred Revenue Credit
    2
    02-OCT-17 08.30.00 AM
    100
    44
    Invoice
    3
    1001
    E-11561
    Earned Revenue
    4
    02-OCT-17 08.30.00 AM
    100
    13.87
    Invoice Paid
    4
    1001
    U-11561
    Deferred Revenue Credit
    2
    02-OCT-17 08.30.00 AM
    100
    30.13
    Closing Account
    5
    1001
    U-11561
    Deferred Revenue Credit
    2
    02-OCT-17 08.30.00 AM
    101
    30.13
    Opening Account
    6
    1001
    U-11561
    Deferred Revenue Credit
    2
    02-OCT-17 08.30.00 AM
    101
    0
    Invoice
    7
    1001
    E-11561
    Earned Revenue
    4
    02-OCT-17 08.30.00 AM
    101
    14.35
    Invoice Paid
    8
    1001
    U-11561
    Deferred Revenue Credit
    2
    02-OCT-17 08.30.00 AM
    101
    15.78
    Closing Account
    9
    1001
    U-11561
    Deferred Revenue Credit
    2
    02-OCT-17 08.30.00 AM
    102
    15.78
    Opening Account
    10
    1001
    U-11561
    Deferred Revenue Credit
    2
    02-OCT-17 08.30.00 AM
    102
    0
    Invoice
    11
    1001
    E-11561
    Earned Revenue
    4
    02-OCT-17 08.30.00 AM
    102
    14.83
    Invoice Paid
    12
    1001
    U-11561
    Deferred Revenue Credit
    2
    02-OCT-17 08.30.00 AM
    102
    0.95
    Closing Account
    13
    1001
    U-11561
    Deferred Revenue Credit
    2
    02-OCT-17 08.30.00 AM
    103
    0.95
    Opening Account
    14
    1001
    U-11561
    Deferred Revenue Credit
    2
    02-OCT-17 08.30.00 AM
    103
    0
    Invoice
    15
    1001
    E-11561
    Earned Revenue
    4
    02-OCT-17 08.30.00 AM
    103
    0.95
    Invoice Paid
    16
    1001
    U-11561
    Deferred Revenue Credit
    2
    02-OCT-17 08.30.00 AM
    103
    0
    Closing Account
    Description
    We must start opening account as zero and end with closing account as zero by doing manipulation with invoice and invoice paid.
    Process
    Initial Stage
    Subsequent stage
    Opening Account
    0
    (=closing Account)
    Invoice
    max value of account no which has entry type no 2
    0
    Invoice Paid
    taken from the  field amount which has entry type no 4
    taken from the  field amount which has entry type no 4
    Closing Account
    (=[opening account + invoice] - invoice paid)
    (=[opening account + invoice] - invoice paid)
    Note
    1) Each account may have different periodic no.
    2) Some account may have more than 4 distinct period no and less than 4 distinct periodic no.
    3) Description column from expected result is not an part of table. It is been added for easier understanding.

  • How to use in clause with variable elements with a prepared statement?

    Is there any way to use a prepared statement for a query which incorporates an in clause with unknown number of elements in the list?
    null

    <BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Iraj ():
    Is there any way to use a prepared statement for a query which incorporates an in clause with unknown number of elements in the list?<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
    Sorry, can't be done. The PreparedStatement is precomplied, so you can't have variable number of params or unknown number of elements in a list.

  • Cell assignments in Model clause

    Hi,
    I have a table TEST_DATA with YEAR,FIELD,VALUE as columns.
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    YEAR FIELD VALUE
    2010 1 11111
    2010 2 22222
    2010 3 33333
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    2009 23243 533635 343434
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    2007 34345 789879 343434
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    MODEL
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      select 2009, 2, 222222 from dual union all
      select 2009, 3, 333333 from dual
    select y, v1, v2, v3 from
    data
    model
    return updated rows
    partition by (y)
    dimension by (f)
    measures (v, 0 v1, 0 v2, 0 v3)
    rules(
    v1[0]=v[1]
    ,v2[0]=v[2]
    ,v3[0]=v[3]
    order by y desc
    Y;V1;V2;V3
    2010;11111;222222;333333
    2009;111111;222222;333333compare to the query without return updated rows.
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    Edited by: chris227 on 27.06.2012 06:15

  • Query help with Model clause

    Hi Gurus,
    Can someone please help me out.
    I've a below tables.
    1) tbl_link --> this table contains information at profile level
    2) tbl_summary --> this table contains summary at parent profile level derived from tbl_link table
    One parent profile contains multiple child profiles and each child profile links to a code (which is B, W, G or P) and the code is linked to a category (i.e. ONL and OFL). In this case code B is linked to category 'ONL' and codes W,G,P linked to OFL category.
    ONL category needs 100 points. If it don't have enough points then i need to borrow from OFL category which i'm doing and populating into tbl_summary table at parent profile level.
    Now i need to insert data into tbl_link table at profile level with howmany points used, expired based on tbl_summary table. Rule is at the end of month if we add points for each profile in tbl_link table it should come as 0.
    with
    tbl_SUMMARY as
    select 1 as ppid,'ONL' as catgcode, 53 as earned_points,47 BORROWED_POINTS,100 CERT_POINTS,0 DISCARD_POINTS,100 used from dual
    union
    select 1 as ppid,'OFL' as catgcode, 223 as earned_points,0 BORROWED_POINTS,176 CERT_POINTS,76 DISCARD_POINTS,100 used from dual
    union
    select 2 as ppid,'ONL' as catgcode, 39 as earned_points,61 BORROWED_POINTS,100 CERT_POINTS,0 DISCARD_POINTS,100 used from dual
    union
    select 2 as ppid,'OFL' as catgcode, 90 as earned_points,0 BORROWED_POINTS,29 CERT_POINTS,29 DISCARD_POINTS,100 used from dual
    union
    select 3 as ppid,'ONL' as catgcode, 109 as earned_points,0 BORROWED_POINTS,109 CERT_POINTS,9 DISCARD_POINTS,100 used from dual
    union
    select 3 as ppid,'OFL' as catgcode, 223 as earned_points,0 BORROWED_POINTS,223 CERT_POINTS,23 DISCARD_POINTS,200 used from dual
    union
    select 4 as ppid,'ONL' as catgcode, 109 as earned_points,0 BORROWED_POINTS,109 CERT_POINTS,9 DISCARD_POINTS,100 used from dual
    union
    select 4 as ppid,'OFL' as catgcode, 169 as earned_points,0 BORROWED_POINTS,169 CERT_POINTS,69 DISCARD_POINTS,100 used from dual
    tbl_link as
    select 1 as ppid,1 as pid, 'B' as code,'ONL' as catgcode, 53 as earned_points from dual
    union
    select 1 as ppid,12 as pid, 'W' as code,'OFL' as catgcode, 26 as earned_points from dual
    union
    select 1 as ppid,13 as pid, 'G' as code,'OFL' as catgcode, 87 as earned_points from dual
    union
    select 1 as ppid,14 as pid, 'P' as code,'OFL' as catgcode, 110 as earned_points from dual
    union
    select 2 as ppid,2 as pid, 'B' as code,'ONL' as catgcode, 39 as earned_points from dual
    union
    select 2 as ppid,22 as pid, 'W' ,'OFL' as catgcode, 30 as earned_points from dual
    union
    select 2 as ppid,23 as pid, 'G' ,'OFL' as catgcode, 29 as earned_points from dual
    union
    select 2 as ppid,24 as pid, 'P' ,'OFL' as catgcode, 31 as earned_points from dual
    union
    select 3 as ppid,3 as pid, 'B' as code,'ONL' as tier_catgcode, 109 as earned_points from dual
    union
    select 3 as ppid,32 as pid, 'W' ,'OFL' , 26 as earned_points from dual
    union
    select 3 as ppid,33 as pid, 'G' ,'OFL', 87 as earned_points from dual
    union
    select 3 as ppid,34 as pid, 'P' ,'OFL' , 110 as earned_points from dual
    union
    select 4 as ppid,4 as pid, 'B' as code,'ONL' as catgcode, 109 as earned_points from dual
    union
    select 4 as ppid,42 as pid, 'W' as code,'OFL' , 26 as earned_points from dual
    union
    select 4 as ppid,43 as pid, 'G' as code,'OFL' , 87 as earned_points from dual
    union
    select 4 as ppid,44 as pid, 'P' as code,'OFL' , 56 as earned_points from dual
    final (PARENT_PROFILE_ID,PROFILE_ID,catgcode,EARNED_POINTS,BORROWED_POINTS,CERT_POINTS,DISCARD_POINTS,USED)
    as (
    select A.PPID PARENT_PROFILE_ID,B.PID PROFILE_ID,A.catgcode,B.EARNED_POINTS,BORROWED_POINTS,CERT_POINTS,DISCARD_POINTS,USED
    from tbl_SUMMARY a,tbl_link b where a.ppid=b.ppid AND A.catgcode=B.catgcode
    ORDER BY PROFILE_ID
    select * from final order by 1;
    PARENT_PROFILE_ID  PROFILE_ID  CATGCODE  EARNED_POINTS  BORROWED_POINTS  CERT_POINTS  DISCARD_POINTS  USED
    1                  1           ONL       53             47               100          0               100
    1                  14          OFL       110            0                176          76              100
    1                  13          OFL       87             0                176          76              100
    1                  12          OFL       26             0                176          76              100
    2                  2           ONL       39             61               100          0               100
    2                  24          OFL       31             0                29           29              100
    2                  23          OFL       29             0                29           29              100
    2                  22          OFL       30             0                29           29              100
    3                  32          OFL       26             0                223          23              200
    3                  33          OFL       87             0                223          23              200
    3                  34          OFL       110            0                223          23              200
    3                  3           ONL       109            0                109          9               100
    4                  42          OFL       26             0                169          69              100
    4                  43          OFL       87             0                169          69              100
    4                  44          OFL       56             0                169          69              100
    4                  4           ONL       109            0                109          9               100
    Need Output as below :
    For parent profile 1, whatever i mentioned above is not correct. Borrowed 47 points from OFL to ONL to make ONL and also from OFL category has 176 points remaining after lending to ONL and using only 100 points, remaining 76 points are discarded. Need to deduct these 76 points also from child profiles. Output will be as below.
    PARENT_PROFILE_ID  PROFILE_ID  CATGCODE  EARNED_POINTS  BORROWED_POINTS  CERT_POINTS  DISCARD_POINTS  USED  BURN_PTS  EXPIRE_PTS
    1                  1           ONL       53             47               100          0               100   -53       0
    1                  12          OFL       26             0                176          76              100   -26       0
    1                  13          OFL       87             0                176          76              100   -74       -13
    1                  14          OFL       110            0                176          76              100   -47       -63
    For parent profile id 2 --> ONL category has 39 points, so borrowed 61 points from OFL category to make ONL points 100.
                                Now need to populate tbl_link table at child profile level (i.e. child profiles 22,23,24).
    Borrowed 61 points from OFL and need to deduct this points from the profile which has highest earned points, in this case deduct from profile 24 which has 31 points, from profile 22 which has 30 points. Need output like below
    PARENT_PROFILE_ID  PROFILE_ID  CATGCODE  EARNED_POINTS  BORROWED_POINTS  CERT_POINTS  DISCARD_POINTS  USED  BURN_PTS  EXPIRE_PTS
    2                  2           ONL       39             61               100          0               100   -39       0
    2                  22          OFL       30             0                29           29              100   -30       0
    2                  23          OFL       29             0                29           29              100   0         -29
    2                  24          OFL       31             0                29           29              100   -31       0
    For parent profile id 3 --> ONL category has 109 points, so no need to borrow points from OFL category
                                Now need to populate tbl_link table at child profile level (i.e. child profiles 32,33,34).
    in this case ONL has 100 points, so move the remaining 9 points will be expired. OFL category has 223 points total. need only 200 points (i.e. mutiple of 100) for our process, 23 points will be expired and has to deduct from the profile which has highest earned points, in this case from profile 34. Output :
    PARENT_PROFILE_ID  PROFILE_ID  CATGCODE  EARNED_POINTS  BORROWED_POINTS  CERT_POINTS  DISCARD_POINTS  USED  BURN_PTS  EXPIRE_PTS
    3                  3           ONL       109            0                109          9               100   -100      -9
    3                  32          OFL       26             0                223          23              200   -26       0
    3                  33          OFL       87             0                223          23              200   -87       0
    3                  34          OFL       110            0                223          23              200   -87       -23
    For parent profile id 4 --> ONL category has 109 points, so no need to borrow points from OFL category
                                Now need to populate tbl_link table at child profile level (i.e. child profiles 42,43,44).
    in this case ONL has 100 points, so move the remaining 9 points will be expired. OFL category has 169 points total. need only 100 points (i.e. mutiple of 100) for our process, 69 points will be expired and has to deduct from the profile which has highest earned points, in this case from profile 43. Output :
    PARENT_PROFILE_ID  PROFILE_ID  CATGCODE  EARNED_POINTS  BORROWED_POINTS  CERT_POINTS  DISCARD_POINTS  USED  BURN_PTS  EXPIRE_PTS
    4                  4           ONL       109            0                109          9               100   100       9
    4                  42          OFL       26             0                169          69              100   -26       0
    4                  43          OFL       87             0                169          69              100   -18       -69
    4                  44          OFL       56             0                169          69              100   -56       0
    Can someone help with the query. I googled about looping in sql and came to know that Oracle has a feature MODEL to loop in SQL, but i don't have idea on using MODEL clause.
    Appreciate your help!
    Thanks
    Sri

    Hi Gurus,
    Can someone please help me out.
    I've a below tables.
    1) tbl_link --> this table contains information at profile level
    2) tbl_summary --> this table contains summary at parent profile level derived from tbl_link table
    One parent profile contains multiple child profiles and each child profile links to a code (which is B, W, G or P) and the code is linked to a category (i.e. ONL and OFL). In this case code B is linked to category 'ONL' and codes W,G,P linked to OFL category.
    ONL category needs 100 points. If it don't have enough points then i need to borrow from OFL category which i'm doing and populating into tbl_summary table at parent profile level.
    Now i need to insert data into tbl_link table at profile level with howmany points used, expired based on tbl_summary table. Rule is at the end of month if we add points for each profile in tbl_link table it should come as 0.
    with
    tbl_SUMMARY as
    select 1 as ppid,'ONL' as catgcode, 53 as earned_points,47 BORROWED_POINTS,100 CERT_POINTS,0 DISCARD_POINTS,100 used from dual
    union
    select 1 as ppid,'OFL' as catgcode, 223 as earned_points,0 BORROWED_POINTS,176 CERT_POINTS,76 DISCARD_POINTS,100 used from dual
    union
    select 2 as ppid,'ONL' as catgcode, 39 as earned_points,61 BORROWED_POINTS,100 CERT_POINTS,0 DISCARD_POINTS,100 used from dual
    union
    select 2 as ppid,'OFL' as catgcode, 90 as earned_points,0 BORROWED_POINTS,29 CERT_POINTS,29 DISCARD_POINTS,100 used from dual
    union
    select 3 as ppid,'ONL' as catgcode, 109 as earned_points,0 BORROWED_POINTS,109 CERT_POINTS,9 DISCARD_POINTS,100 used from dual
    union
    select 3 as ppid,'OFL' as catgcode, 223 as earned_points,0 BORROWED_POINTS,223 CERT_POINTS,23 DISCARD_POINTS,200 used from dual
    union
    select 4 as ppid,'ONL' as catgcode, 109 as earned_points,0 BORROWED_POINTS,109 CERT_POINTS,9 DISCARD_POINTS,100 used from dual
    union
    select 4 as ppid,'OFL' as catgcode, 169 as earned_points,0 BORROWED_POINTS,169 CERT_POINTS,69 DISCARD_POINTS,100 used from dual
    tbl_link as
    select 1 as ppid,1 as pid, 'B' as code,'ONL' as catgcode, 53 as earned_points from dual
    union
    select 1 as ppid,12 as pid, 'W' as code,'OFL' as catgcode, 26 as earned_points from dual
    union
    select 1 as ppid,13 as pid, 'G' as code,'OFL' as catgcode, 87 as earned_points from dual
    union
    select 1 as ppid,14 as pid, 'P' as code,'OFL' as catgcode, 110 as earned_points from dual
    union
    select 2 as ppid,2 as pid, 'B' as code,'ONL' as catgcode, 39 as earned_points from dual
    union
    select 2 as ppid,22 as pid, 'W' ,'OFL' as catgcode, 30 as earned_points from dual
    union
    select 2 as ppid,23 as pid, 'G' ,'OFL' as catgcode, 29 as earned_points from dual
    union
    select 2 as ppid,24 as pid, 'P' ,'OFL' as catgcode, 31 as earned_points from dual
    union
    select 3 as ppid,3 as pid, 'B' as code,'ONL' as tier_catgcode, 109 as earned_points from dual
    union
    select 3 as ppid,32 as pid, 'W' ,'OFL' , 26 as earned_points from dual
    union
    select 3 as ppid,33 as pid, 'G' ,'OFL', 87 as earned_points from dual
    union
    select 3 as ppid,34 as pid, 'P' ,'OFL' , 110 as earned_points from dual
    union
    select 4 as ppid,4 as pid, 'B' as code,'ONL' as catgcode, 109 as earned_points from dual
    union
    select 4 as ppid,42 as pid, 'W' as code,'OFL' , 26 as earned_points from dual
    union
    select 4 as ppid,43 as pid, 'G' as code,'OFL' , 87 as earned_points from dual
    union
    select 4 as ppid,44 as pid, 'P' as code,'OFL' , 56 as earned_points from dual
    final (PARENT_PROFILE_ID,PROFILE_ID,catgcode,EARNED_POINTS,BORROWED_POINTS,CERT_POINTS,DISCARD_POINTS,USED)
    as (
    select A.PPID PARENT_PROFILE_ID,B.PID PROFILE_ID,A.catgcode,B.EARNED_POINTS,BORROWED_POINTS,CERT_POINTS,DISCARD_POINTS,USED
    from tbl_SUMMARY a,tbl_link b where a.ppid=b.ppid AND A.catgcode=B.catgcode
    ORDER BY PROFILE_ID
    select * from final order by 1;
    PARENT_PROFILE_ID  PROFILE_ID  CATGCODE  EARNED_POINTS  BORROWED_POINTS  CERT_POINTS  DISCARD_POINTS  USED
    1                  1           ONL       53             47               100          0               100
    1                  14          OFL       110            0                176          76              100
    1                  13          OFL       87             0                176          76              100
    1                  12          OFL       26             0                176          76              100
    2                  2           ONL       39             61               100          0               100
    2                  24          OFL       31             0                29           29              100
    2                  23          OFL       29             0                29           29              100
    2                  22          OFL       30             0                29           29              100
    3                  32          OFL       26             0                223          23              200
    3                  33          OFL       87             0                223          23              200
    3                  34          OFL       110            0                223          23              200
    3                  3           ONL       109            0                109          9               100
    4                  42          OFL       26             0                169          69              100
    4                  43          OFL       87             0                169          69              100
    4                  44          OFL       56             0                169          69              100
    4                  4           ONL       109            0                109          9               100
    Need Output as below :
    For parent profile 1, whatever i mentioned above is not correct. Borrowed 47 points from OFL to ONL to make ONL and also from OFL category has 176 points remaining after lending to ONL and using only 100 points, remaining 76 points are discarded. Need to deduct these 76 points also from child profiles. Output will be as below.
    PARENT_PROFILE_ID  PROFILE_ID  CATGCODE  EARNED_POINTS  BORROWED_POINTS  CERT_POINTS  DISCARD_POINTS  USED  BURN_PTS  EXPIRE_PTS
    1                  1           ONL       53             47               100          0               100   -53       0
    1                  12          OFL       26             0                176          76              100   -26       0
    1                  13          OFL       87             0                176          76              100   -74       -13
    1                  14          OFL       110            0                176          76              100   -47       -63
    For parent profile id 2 --> ONL category has 39 points, so borrowed 61 points from OFL category to make ONL points 100.
                                Now need to populate tbl_link table at child profile level (i.e. child profiles 22,23,24).
    Borrowed 61 points from OFL and need to deduct this points from the profile which has highest earned points, in this case deduct from profile 24 which has 31 points, from profile 22 which has 30 points. Need output like below
    PARENT_PROFILE_ID  PROFILE_ID  CATGCODE  EARNED_POINTS  BORROWED_POINTS  CERT_POINTS  DISCARD_POINTS  USED  BURN_PTS  EXPIRE_PTS
    2                  2           ONL       39             61               100          0               100   -39       0
    2                  22          OFL       30             0                29           29              100   -30       0
    2                  23          OFL       29             0                29           29              100   0         -29
    2                  24          OFL       31             0                29           29              100   -31       0
    For parent profile id 3 --> ONL category has 109 points, so no need to borrow points from OFL category
                                Now need to populate tbl_link table at child profile level (i.e. child profiles 32,33,34).
    in this case ONL has 100 points, so move the remaining 9 points will be expired. OFL category has 223 points total. need only 200 points (i.e. mutiple of 100) for our process, 23 points will be expired and has to deduct from the profile which has highest earned points, in this case from profile 34. Output :
    PARENT_PROFILE_ID  PROFILE_ID  CATGCODE  EARNED_POINTS  BORROWED_POINTS  CERT_POINTS  DISCARD_POINTS  USED  BURN_PTS  EXPIRE_PTS
    3                  3           ONL       109            0                109          9               100   -100      -9
    3                  32          OFL       26             0                223          23              200   -26       0
    3                  33          OFL       87             0                223          23              200   -87       0
    3                  34          OFL       110            0                223          23              200   -87       -23
    For parent profile id 4 --> ONL category has 109 points, so no need to borrow points from OFL category
                                Now need to populate tbl_link table at child profile level (i.e. child profiles 42,43,44).
    in this case ONL has 100 points, so move the remaining 9 points will be expired. OFL category has 169 points total. need only 100 points (i.e. mutiple of 100) for our process, 69 points will be expired and has to deduct from the profile which has highest earned points, in this case from profile 43. Output :
    PARENT_PROFILE_ID  PROFILE_ID  CATGCODE  EARNED_POINTS  BORROWED_POINTS  CERT_POINTS  DISCARD_POINTS  USED  BURN_PTS  EXPIRE_PTS
    4                  4           ONL       109            0                109          9               100   100       9
    4                  42          OFL       26             0                169          69              100   -26       0
    4                  43          OFL       87             0                169          69              100   -18       -69
    4                  44          OFL       56             0                169          69              100   -56       0
    Can someone help with the query. I googled about looping in sql and came to know that Oracle has a feature MODEL to loop in SQL, but i don't have idea on using MODEL clause.
    Appreciate your help!
    Thanks
    Sri

  • Using Field/Column Date Value In Case Statement

    I have code that the first part works (the part that evaluates null). However, it appears the second part doesn't work. The error I get is:
    Data Value out of range
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                cast((case
                when mbr06.mbr06_exp_date = to_date('31-dec-9999') then null
                when mbr06.mbr06_exp_date <= sysdate then mbr02.mbr02_cancel_proc_date

    The error is due to the CAST, not to the CASE.
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    Max
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    The case I want to look at is, bin fitting based on a counter and a partition by. In theory this should be simpler than the example in the link.
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