SQL Query - Mapping Groups to Batches

I am using Oracle 11g Release 2.
I have the following dataset:
CREATE TABLE RoomGroups
(group_id NUMBER,
group_name VARCHAR2(30),
group_capacity NUMBER);
INSERT INTO RoomGroups VALUES(1, 'SEECS UG Block', 100);
INSERT INTO RoomGroups VALUES(2, 'IAEC Building', 70);
INSERT INTO RoomGroups VALUES(3, 'RIMMS Building', 90);
Commit;
CREATE TABLE DegreeBatches
(batch_id NUMBER, batch_name VARCHAR2(30), batch_strength NUMBER);
INSERT INTO DegreeBatches VALUES(10,'BIT-10',35);
INSERT INTO DegreeBatches VALUES(20,'BIT-11',40);
INSERT INTO DegreeBatches VALUES(30,'BSCS-2',35);
INSERT INTO DegreeBatches VALUES(40,'BSCS-3',40);
INSERT INTO DegreeBatches VALUES(50,'BEE-4',50);
INSERT INTO DegreeBatches VALUES(60,'BICSE-7',25);
INSERT INTO DegreeBatches VALUES(70,'BESE-3',30);
Commit;
I want to achieve the following thr single or multiple SQL queries:
Firstly, get all possible sets of DegreeBatches for each group - in such a way that for each set the SUM(batch_strength) <= Capacity of that group as show below.
GroupId Batches StrengthStr StrengthTotal Capacity
1. {BIT-10, BIT-11, BICSE-7} {35, 40, 25} 100 100
1. {BSCS-2, BSCS-3, BICSE-7} {35, 40, 25} 100 100
1. {BEE-4, BSCS-3} {50, 40} 90 100
2. {BIT-10, BSCS-2} {35, 35} 70 70
2. {BSCS-3, BESE-3} {40, 30} 70 70
2. {BIT-11, BICSE-7} {40, 25} 65 70
and so on...
Secondly, I want to retrieve only non-overlapping sets based on minimum value of Capacity-StrengthTotal for each group
GroupId Batches StrengthStr StrengthTotal Capacity
1. {BIT-10, BIT-11, BICSE-7} {35, 40, 25} 100 100
2. {BSCS-3, BESE-3} {40, 30} 70 70
3. {BSCS-2, BEE-4} {35, 50} 85 90
And finally, the final result must have all the batches in it...
Which in this case is true...
Any help will be highly appreciated...
Thanks
Bilal

Is this not a duplicate thread?
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INSERT INTO DegreeBatches VALUES(11,'BEE-2',151);
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Edited by: Bilal on 27-Dec-2012 09:52
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70 con_nit_id,
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72 Instr (b.itm_path, ':', 1, 2*r.lev + 1) - Instr (b.itm_path, ':', 1, 2*r.lev) - 1)
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74 FROM best_paths b
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76 ON r.lev <= b.n_cons
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79 Substr (con_nit_id, 1, Instr (con_nit_id, '-', 1) - 1) con_id,
80 Substr (con_nit_id, Instr (con_nit_id, '-', 1) + 1) n_items,
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86 Instr (c.itm_str, ',', 1, r.lev + 1) - Instr (c.itm_str, ',', 1, r.lev) - 1)
87 itm_id
88 FROM con_split c
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90 ON r.lev <= c.n_items
91 )
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93 v.tot_weight s_wt, v.tot_profit s_pr, c.id c_id, c.name c_name, c.max_weight m_wt,
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96 FROM itm_v v
97 JOIN containers c
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99 JOIN items i
100 ON i.id = To_Number (v.itm_id)
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 5 BEE-4 50 50
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 6 BICSE-7 25 25
 7 BESE-3 30 30
 2 IAEC Building 70 70 1 BIT-10 35 35
 3 BSCS-2 35 35
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 5 BEE-4 50 50
 3 255 255 1 SEECS UG Block 100 100 3 BSCS-2 35 35
 4 BSCS-3 40 40
 6 BICSE-7 25 25
 2 IAEC Building 70 65 1 BIT-10 35 35
 7 BESE-3 30 30
 3 RIMMS Building 90 90 2 BIT-11 40 40
 5 BEE-4 50 50
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 4 BSCS-3 40 40
 6 BICSE-7 25 25
 2 IAEC Building 70 70 2 BIT-11 40 40
 7 BESE-3 30 30
 3 RIMMS Building 90 85 1 BIT-10 35 35
 5 BEE-4 50 50
 5 255 255 1 SEECS UG Block 100 95 2 BIT-11 40 40
 6 BICSE-7 25 25
 7 BESE-3 30 30
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 3 BSCS-2 35 35
 3 RIMMS Building 90 90 4 BSCS-3 40 40
 5 BEE-4 50 50
 6 255 255 1 SEECS UG Block 100 100 2 BIT-11 40 40
 3 BSCS-2 35 35
 6 BICSE-7 25 25
 2 IAEC Building 70 65 1 BIT-10 35 35
 7 BESE-3 30 30
 3 RIMMS Building 90 90 4 BSCS-3 40 40
 5 BEE-4 50 50
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 3 BSCS-2 35 35
 6 BICSE-7 25 25
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 7 BESE-3 30 30
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 5 BEE-4 50 50
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 6 BICSE-7 25 25
 2 IAEC Building 70 70 2 BIT-11 40 40
 7 BESE-3 30 30
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 5 BEE-4 50 50
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 4 BSCS-3 40 40
 6 BICSE-7 25 25
 2 IAEC Building 70 65 3 BSCS-2 35 35
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 7 BESE-3 30 30
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 6 BICSE-7 25 25
 3 RIMMS Building 90 90 4 BSCS-3 40 40
 5 BEE-4 50 50
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 3 BSCS-2 35 35
 7 BESE-3 30 30
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 6 BICSE-7 25 25
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 5 BEE-4 50 50
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 6 BICSE-7 25 25
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 7 BESE-3 30 30
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 6 BICSE-7 25 25
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 7 BESE-3 30 30
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 5 BEE-4 50 50
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 6 BICSE-7 25 25
 2 IAEC Building 70 65 3 BSCS-2 35 35
 7 BESE-3 30 30
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 5 BEE-4 50 50
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i didn't find this 'ugp_seq'.is this a table or column?where is it?
It is a sequence.
See here for details on oracle sequences:
http://www.techonthenet.com/oracle/sequences.php
Most of the OIM database schema is created with the following script, located in the RCU distribution:
$RCU_HOME/rcu/integration/oim/sql/xell.sql
there you'll find plenty of sequence creation directives like:
create sequence UGP_SEQ
increment by 1
start with 1
cache 20
to create a sequence, and
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as a sequence usage example.
Regards,
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Hi,
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Please site an example if is it so,
Regards

I hope this example could illuminate danepc on is problem.
CREATE or replace TYPE MY_ARRAY AS TABLE OF INTEGER
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION GET_ARR return my_array
as
     arr my_array;
begin
     arr := my_array();
     for i in 1..10 loop
          arr.extend;
          arr(i) := i mod 7;
     end loop;
     return arr;
end;
select column_value
from table(get_arr)
order by column_value;
select column_value,count(*) occurences
from table(get_arr)
group by column_value
order by column_value;And the output should be something like this:
SQL> CREATE or replace TYPE MY_ARRAY AS TABLE OF INTEGER
2 /
Tipo creato.
SQL>
SQL> CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION GET_ARR return my_array
2 as
3   arr my_array;
4 begin
5   arr := my_array();
6   for i in 1..10 loop
7    arr.extend;
8    arr(i) := i mod 7;
9   end loop;
10   return arr;
11 end;
12 /
Funzione creata.
SQL>
SQL>
SQL> select column_value
2 from table(get_arr)
3 order by column_value;
COLUMN_VALUE
           0
           1
           1
           2
           2
           3
           3
           4
           5
           6
Selezionate 10 righe.
SQL>
SQL> select column_value,count(*) occurences
2 from table(get_arr)
3 group by column_value
4 order by column_value;
COLUMN_VALUE OCCURENCES
           0          1
           1          2
           2          2
           3          2
           4          1
           5          1
           6          1
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1234567----------11223-------------- 7/5/2008----------paid for cleaning----------------------44345563------------------I-----------------*20.00*-------------19
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7654321----------11223--------------7/5/2008-----------Adjustment from last billing cycle-----23543556-------------------A--------------------50.00--------------19
4653456----------11223--------------7/5/2008-----------paid for cleaning------------------------35654765--------------------I---------------------30.00-------------19
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4653456----------11223--------------7/5/2008-----------paid for cleaning------------------------35654765-------------------I---------------------30.00--------------19
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Yes, the actual SQL run in the session will be in the trace file.

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sum.employee_number ,
sum.EMPLOYEE_NAME,
sum.EMAIL_ADDRESS,
sum.ORGANIZATION ,
sum.BCEBF ,
sum.ALDE ,
sum.CURYRREMDAYS ,
sum.DAYS_TAKEN ,
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abs.ABSENCE_END_DATE,
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sum.EMAIL_ADDRESS,
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sum.BCEBF ,
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Please help!!
I used the break command to group columns that I do not want to repeat in my query output. When I run the query without formatting is working. But when I put all formatting to produce the required output I dont get the result I want.
Below is the exact sql query I use:
<<
SET TERMOUT OFF
SET ECHO OFF
SET ARRAY 35
SET HEA OFF
SET FEEDBACK OFF
SET PAGES 2000
col beginLINE format A100
col winsecidLINE format A100
col placeLINE format A100
COL LINEempty1 format A100
COL LINEempty2 format A100
COL LINEempty3 format A100
COL LINEempty4 format A100
COL LINEempty5 format A100
COL LINEempty6 format A100
COL LINEempty7 format A100
COL LINEempty8 format A100
COL LINEempty9 format A100
COL LINEempty10 format A100
col LINECOLempty format A100
col receiverLINE FORMAT A100
COL EMP_EMAIL_ADDRESS FORMAT A100
COL LINEHEADER FORMAT A100
COL unitsLINE FORMAT A100
COL lmLINE FORMAT A100
COL INTITLE FORMAT A100
COL LINECOL1 FORMAT A100
COL CIF FORMAT A100
COL EMPLOYEE_NAME FORMAT A100
COL ORGANIZATION FORMAT A100
COL LINECOL2 FORMAT A100
COL ALHEADER FORMAT A100
col LINECOL3 FORMAT A100
col BCEBF FORMAT A100
col ALDE FORMAT A100
COL CURYRREMDAYS FORMAT A100
COL DAYS_TAKEN FORMAT A100
col LINECOL4 FORMAT A100
COL REMBCE FORMAT A100
col LINECOL5 FORMAT A100
col LINECOL6 FORMAT A100
col ALHEADER2 FORMAT A100
col LINECOL7 FORMAT A100
col endLINE FORMAT A100
break on beginLINE on winsecidLINE on placeLINE on LINEempty1 ON LINEempty2 ON LINEempty3 ON LINEempty4 ON LINEempty5 ON LINEempty6 ON LINEempty7 ON LINEempty8 ON LINEempty9 ON LINEempty10 on receiverLINE on EMP_EMAIL_ADDRESS on LINEHEADER on unitsLINE on lmLINE on INTITLE on LINECOL1 on CIF on EMPLOYEE_NAME on ORGANIZATION on LINECOL2 on ALHEADER on LINECOL3 on BCEBF on ALDE on CURYRREMDAYS on DAYS_TAKEN on LINECOL4 on REMBCE on LINECOL5 on LINECOL6 on ALHEADER2 on LINECOL7 ON LINEempty11 ON endREPORT on endLINE
SPOOL C:\FORMATout.txt
SELECT
'{{begin}} '||chr(10) beginLINE,
'{{winsecid 999999}} '||chr(10) winsecidLINE,
'{{place rbsemail.tif 0 0}} '||chr(10) placeLINE,
' '||chr(10) LINEempty1,
' '||chr(10) LINEempty2,
' '||chr(10) LINEempty3,
' '||chr(10) LINEempty4,
' '||chr(10) LINEempty5,
' '||chr(10) LINEempty6,
' '||chr(10) LINEempty7,
' '||chr(10) LINEempty8,
' '||chr(10) LINEempty9,
' '||chr(10) LINEempty10,
'{{from [email protected]}} '||chr(10) receiverLINE,
'{{fax '|| EMAIL_ADDRESS||' }} '||chr(10) EMP_EMAIL_ADDRESS,
'{{Subject Annual Leave Summary Report as at '||sysdate||' }} '||chr(10) LINEHEADER,
'{{units cm}} '||chr(10) unitsLINE,
'{{lm 2.0}} '||chr(10) lmLINE,
'ANNUAL LEAVE SUMMARY REPORT AS AT '||sysdate INTITLE,
'---------------------------------------------------------------------' LINECOL1,
'CIF: '||CIF CIF,
'EMPLOYEE NAME: '||EMPLOYEE_NAME EMPLOYEE_NAME,
'DEPARTMENT DETAILS: '||ORGANIZATION ORGANIZATION,
'---------------------------------------------------------------------' LINECOL2,
'ANNUAL LEAVE DETAILS:' ALHEADER,
'---------------------------------------------------------------------' LINECOL3,
'BALANCE B/F FROM PREVIOUS YEAR: '||BCEBF BCEBF,
'DAYS ENTITLED FOR THE CURRENT YEAR: '||ALDE ALDE,
'CURRENT YEAR REMAINING DAYS: '||CURYRREMDAYS CURYRREMDAYS,
'DAYS TAKEN FOR THE CURRENT YEAR: '||DAYS_TAKEN DAYS_TAKEN,
'---------------------------------------------------------------------' LINECOL4,
'REMAINING BALANCE: '||REMBCE REMBCE,
'---------------------------------------------------------------------' LINECOL5,
'---------------------------------------------------------------------' LINECOL6,
'ANNUAL LEAVE DAYS TAKEN ANALYSIS FOR THE CURRENT YEAR:' ALHEADER2,
'---------------------------------------------------------------------' LINECOL7,
TO_CHAR('START DATE: '||ABSENCE_START_DATE||' '||'END DATE: '||ABSENCE_END_DATE||' '||'DAYS TAKEN : '||DAYS_TAKEN_ANAL) AL_DAYS_ANAL,
' '||chr(10) LINEempty11,
'-- End of Report -- '||chr(10) endREPORT,
'{{end}} '||chr(10) endLINE
FROM HB_V_AN_LEAV_SUM_DAYSTAKEN_REP
WHERE CIF IN ('098033','098024')
ORDER BY
beginLINE ,
winsecidLINE,
placeLINE ,
LINEempty1,
LINEempty2,
LINEempty3,
LINEempty4,
LINEempty5,
LINEempty6,
LINEempty7,
LINEempty8,
LINEempty9,
LINEempty10,
receiverLINE,
EMP_EMAIL_ADDRESS,
LINEHEADER ,
unitsLINE ,
lmLINE ,
INTITLE ,
LINECOL1,
CIF ,
EMPLOYEE_NAME ,
ORGANIZATION ,
LINECOL2 ,
ALHEADER ,
LINECOL3,
BCEBF ,
ALDE ,
CURYRREMDAYS ,
DAYS_TAKEN ,
LINECOL4 ,
REMBCE ,
LINECOL5 ,
LINECOL6 ,
ALHEADER2 ,
LINECOL7 ,
LINEempty11,
endREPORT,
endLINE
spool off
>>
The required output I want to get is:
<<
{{begin}}
{{winsecid 750612}}
{{place rbsemail.tif 0 0}}
{{from [email protected]}}
{{fax [email protected] }}
{{Subject Annual Leave Summary Report as at 04-APR-08 }}
{{units cm}}
{{lm 2.0}}
ANNUAL LEAVE SUMMARY REPORT AS AT 04-APR-08
CIF: 098024
EMPLOYEE NAME: Christou Christos Panteli
DEPARTMENT DETAILS: 003-031-010-314-03140-Special Projects
ANNUAL LEAVE DETAILS:
BALANCE B/F FROM PREVIOUS YEAR: 9
DAYS ENTITLED FOR THE CURRENT YEAR: 27
CURRENT YEAR REMAINING DAYS: 24
DAYS TAKEN FOR THE CURRENT YEAR: -3
REMAINING BALANCE: 33
ANNUAL LEAVE DAYS TAKEN ANALYSIS FOR THE CURRENT YEAR:
START DATE: 04-JAN-08 END DATE: 04-JAN-08 DAYS TAKEN : 1
START DATE: 24-JAN-08 END DATE: 24-JAN-08 DAYS TAKEN : 1
START DATE: 20-FEB-08 END DATE: 20-FEB-08 DAYS TAKEN : 1
-- End of Report --
{{end}}
{{begin}}
{{winsecid 750612}}
{{place rbsemail.tif 0 0}}
{{from [email protected]}}
{{fax [email protected]}}
{{Subject Annual Leave Summary Report as at 04-APR-08 }}
{{units cm}}
{{lm 2.0}}
ANNUAL LEAVE SUMMARY REPORT AS AT 04-APR-08
CIF: 098033
EMPLOYEE NAME: Demetriou Elena Steliou
DEPARTMENT DETAILS: 003-031-010-314-03140-Special Projects
ANNUAL LEAVE DETAILS:
BALANCE B/F FROM PREVIOUS YEAR: 15
DAYS ENTITLED FOR THE CURRENT YEAR: 27
CURRENT YEAR REMAINING DAYS: 25
DAYS TAKEN FOR THE CURRENT YEAR: -2
REMAINING BALANCE: 40
ANNUAL LEAVE DAYS TAKEN ANALYSIS FOR THE CURRENT YEAR:
START DATE: 15-JAN-08 END DATE: 15-JAN-08 DAYS TAKEN : 1
START DATE: 24-MAR-08 END DATE: 24-MAR-08 DAYS TAKEN : 1
-- End of Report --
{{end}}
>>
However the actual output we get from the above query is as follows:
<<
{{begin}}
{{winsecid 750612}}
{{place rbsemail.tif 0 0}}
{{from [email protected]}}
{{fax [email protected] }}
{{Subject Annual Leave Summary Report as at 04-APR-08 }}
{{units cm}}
{{lm 2.0}}
ANNUAL LEAVE SUMMARY REPORT AS AT 04-APR-08
CIF: 098024
EMPLOYEE NAME: Christou Christos Panteli
DEPARTMENT DETAILS: 003-031-010-314-03140-Special Projects
ANNUAL LEAVE DETAILS:
BALANCE B/F FROM PREVIOUS YEAR: 9
DAYS ENTITLED FOR THE CURRENT YEAR: 27
CURRENT YEAR REMAINING DAYS: 24
DAYS TAKEN FOR THE CURRENT YEAR: -3
REMAINING BALANCE: 33
ANNUAL LEAVE DAYS TAKEN ANALYSIS FOR THE CURRENT YEAR:
START DATE: 04-JAN-08 END DATE: 04-JAN-08 DAYS TAKEN : 1
-- End of Report --
{{end}}
START DATE: 24-JAN-08 END DATE: 24-JAN-08 DAYS TAKEN : 1
START DATE: 20-FEB-08 END DATE: 20-FEB-08 DAYS TAKEN : 1
{{fax [email protected] }}
{{Subject Annual Leave Summary Report as at 04-APR-08 }}
{{units cm}}
{{lm 2.0}}
ANNUAL LEAVE SUMMARY REPORT AS AT 04-APR-08
CIF: 098033
EMPLOYEE NAME: Demetriou Elena Steliou
DEPARTMENT DETAILS: 003-031-010-314-03140-Special Projects
ANNUAL LEAVE DETAILS:
BALANCE B/F FROM PREVIOUS YEAR: 15
DAYS ENTITLED FOR THE CURRENT YEAR: 27
CURRENT YEAR REMAINING DAYS: 25
DAYS TAKEN FOR THE CURRENT YEAR: -2
REMAINING BALANCE: 40
ANNUAL LEAVE DAYS TAKEN ANALYSIS FOR THE CURRENT YEAR:
START DATE: 15-JAN-08 END DATE: 15-JAN-08 DAYS TAKEN : 1
-- End of Report --
{{end}}
START DATE: 24-MAR-08 END DATE: 24-MAR-08 DAYS TAKEN : 1
>>
IF ANYONE CAN HELP ON THIS I WOULD REALLY APPRECIATE IT!
THANKS A LOT!
Best regards,
Elena

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