Query string field based on "starts with"

Is it possible to query a cache with a filter that does a "starts with" for a particular field or key?
For example, if I want all objects that have a field/key that start with "do", it will return objects that have
"do"
"dog"
"doggy"
etc...
thanx
Kevin

Hi Kevin,
You can use LikeFilter for your case.
To query against a field,
new LikeFilter("FIELD_NAME", "start with%")To query against key,
new LikeFilter(new KeyExtractor(), "start with%", "\\", false)You can refer the Java API document http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E15357_01/coh.360/e15725/com/tangosol/util/filter/LikeFilter.html.
Regards,
Rock
Oracle ACS

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Insert into icont (ITEM_TYPE,ITEM_NO,ITEM_TYPE_CHILD,ITEM_NO_CHILD,ITEM_QTY_CHILD,REG_DATE,UPD_DATE,DELETE_DATE,II_DATE,IU_DATE,SORT_NO) values ('SPR','39809661','ART','74249710',1,to_timestamp('23-FEB-07','DD-MON-RR HH24.MI.SSXFF'),to_timestamp('23-FEB-07','DD-MON-RR HH24.MI.SSXFF'),null,to_timestamp('15-NOV-07','DD-MON-RR HH24.MI.SSXFF'),to_timestamp('20-DEC-07','DD-MON-RR HH24.MI.SSXFF'),3);
Insert into icont (ITEM_TYPE,ITEM_NO,ITEM_TYPE_CHILD,ITEM_NO_CHILD,ITEM_QTY_CHILD,REG_DATE,UPD_DATE,DELETE_DATE,II_DATE,IU_DATE,SORT_NO) values ('SPR','39809661','ART','80067553',1,to_timestamp('23-FEB-07','DD-MON-RR HH24.MI.SSXFF'),to_timestamp('23-FEB-07','DD-MON-RR HH24.MI.SSXFF'),null,to_timestamp('15-NOV-07','DD-MON-RR HH24.MI.SSXFF'),to_timestamp('20-DEC-07','DD-MON-RR HH24.MI.SSXFF'),1);
COMMIT;
Now if you create a view:
create or replace view test_v
(ITEM_NO, ITEM_TYPE, ITEM_NO_SCO,ITEM_TYPE_SCO)
as
SELECT T.ITEM_NO, T.ITEM_TYPE, CONNECT_BY_ROOT T.ITEM_NO_SCO,T.ITEM_TYPE_SCO
FROM
SELECT NVL(C.ITEM_NO_CHILD, I.ITEM_NO) ITEM_NO, NVL(C.ITEM_TYPE_CHILD, I.ITEM_TYPE) ITEM_TYPE, I.ITEM_TYPE_SCO, I.ITEM_NO_SCO
FROM isct I,
icont C
WHERE I.ITEM_NO = C.ITEM_NO(+)
AND I.ITEM_TYPE = C.ITEM_TYPE(+)
) T
CONNECT BY PRIOR T.ITEM_NO = T.ITEM_NO_SCO AND PRIOR T.ITEM_TYPE = T.ITEM_TYPE_SCO;
Then run the below query:
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the output is got within a second. but the real scenario is that both table icont and isct have millions of rows. In that case even this small query of the view takes 10minutes as there a FULL TABLE JOIN.
How do I give the START WITH in the view to make it faster i.e.
even with millions of rows the output of this comes in seconds:
SELECT T.ITEM_NO, T.ITEM_TYPE, CONNECT_BY_ROOT T.ITEM_NO_SCO,T.ITEM_TYPE_SCO
FROM
SELECT NVL(C.ITEM_NO_CHILD, I.ITEM_NO) ITEM_NO, NVL(C.ITEM_TYPE_CHILD, I.ITEM_TYPE) ITEM_TYPE, I.ITEM_TYPE_SCO, I.ITEM_NO_SCO
FROM isct I,
icont C
WHERE I.ITEM_NO = C.ITEM_NO(+)
AND I.ITEM_TYPE = C.ITEM_TYPE(+)
) T
START WITH T.ITEM_NO_SCO = '00245905'
CONNECT BY PRIOR T.ITEM_NO = T.ITEM_NO_SCO AND PRIOR T.ITEM_TYPE = T.ITEM_TYPE_SCO;
I want to summarize the above the post, you can use START WITH in a stand alone query, in a function etc. But how do you use it in a VIEW?
Thanks,
Vikram

user12004283 wrote:
Hi,
Thanks for the quick replies.
I was more looking for a solution with only SQL i.e I dont want to go for any package or outside variable.
Isn't there a way to achieve this through advanced SQL?
Also why when I create a join in a query having connect by without start with it does a full table scan of the joined table, isnt there a better way to create a join, I mean there is no need to run the whole view at a time, it would be run with a input but why isnt the connect by using to input as a START WITH!
Thanks,
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If you absolutely can't make that solution work, you could code this in DYNAMIC SQL, but that would much more 'bad' than the suggested implementation.
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NVL(C.ITEM_TYPE_CHILD, I.ITEM_TYPE) as ITEM_TYPE,
CONNECT_BY_ROOT I.ITEM_NO_SCO       as ITEM_NO_SCO,
I.ITEM_TYPE_SCO
FROM isct I,
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WHERE I.ITEM_NO = C.ITEM_NO(+)
AND I.ITEM_TYPE = C.ITEM_TYPE(+)
start with I.ITEM_NO_SCO = :YOUR_BIND_VARIABLE
CONNECT BY PRIOR I.ITEM_NO = I.ITEM_NO_SCO AND PRIOR I.ITEM_TYPE = I.ITEM_TYPE_SCO;Is about as simple as it gets, no need for a view ... no need for anything flashy. What is your justification behind 'needing' a view for this?

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http://blog.jussipalo.com/2012/01/sharepoint-filter-data-form-web-part.html
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