Where clause with conditions

Hi all,
I have a report that is to be filtered based on user input into a text field and drop down list.
The goal is to let the user enter either an exact value (based off auto-complete functionality), or use the wildcard character, %
This is where the drop down comes in. If they select value1, the autocomplete, exact value is used and the where clause would look like something below,
select col1, col2, col3
from table
where :P1_FILTER in (select distinct col2 from another_table)If they select value2, then the where should process using the like function and %s. Something like,
select col1, col2, col3
from table
where :P1_FILTER like (select distinct col2 from another_table)How can I take care of this in 1 where clause? I'm sort of stuck trying to figure it out.
Thank you for any help.
-Chris

I don't believe the way you have it coded is correct.. Can you move it over o SQL Developer of the SQL Commands page in APEX and trying running your query? If it doesn't work there then your SQL is coded wrong.
Since you are trying to have One or The Other condition be used for your query, I would think the Function returning Sql Code would be the obvious selection, but I could be wrong here...
Thank you,
Tony Miller
Webster, TX
A lady came up to me on the street, pointed at my suede jacket and said "Do you know a cow was murdered to make that jacket?"
"I didn't know there were any witnesses", I replied " Now I'll have to kill you too"

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Hi,
I have a where clause with a combination of And and Or statements... May I know which one would run first
Here is the sample
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can you please explain how this combination works
Thanks in advance

Hi,
This reminds me of a great story. It's so good, it probably didn't really happen, but it's so good, I'm going to repeat it anyway.
IBM once had an "executive apptitude test" that they would give to job applicants. There were some questions you might call general knowlege or trivia questions, and each question had a weight (for example, answering an unimportant queestion might score one point, an important question might be 5 points.) One of the questions was "What is the standard width of a mobile home?", and the weight of the question was -20: answering the question correctly did serious harm to your score. The reasoning was that the more you knew about mobile homes, the less likely you were to be their kind of executive.
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Hi Joshua
Please go through the following SAP note which deals with similar type of issue.
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==========================================================================================
[28]:STATEMENT:[icx.lov.webui.ExpenditureTypeLovCO]:#Param# ProjectId=13
[28]:STATEMENT:[icx.lov.webui.ExpenditureTypeLovCO]:lov criteria item from dictionary in getLovItemNumber():
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[28]:STATEMENT:[icx.lov.webui.ExpenditureTypeLovCO]:#Param# voName=ExpenditureTypeNoAwardLovVO
==========================================================================================
Here is the code for the standard controller:
==========================================================================================
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import oracle.apps.fnd.common.VersionInfo;
import oracle.apps.fnd.framework.OAApplicationModule;
import oracle.apps.fnd.framework.OAViewObject;
import oracle.apps.fnd.framework.webui.OAPageContext;
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import oracle.apps.fnd.framework.webui.beans.form.OAFormValueBean;
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arraylist.add("getDefaultAwardId");
Number number3 = (Number)executeServerCommand(oapagecontext, oapagecontext.getApplicationModule(oawebbean), "CheckoutLovSvrCmd", arraylist);
if(isLoggingEnabled(oapagecontext, 1))
logParam(this, oapagecontext, "defaultAwardId", number3, 1);
if(number.equals(number3))
s = "ExpenditureTypeWithDefaultAwardLovVO";
OAViewObject oaviewobject = (OAViewObject)oapagecontext.getApplicationModule(oawebbean).findViewObject("ExpenditureTypeWithDefaultAwardLovVO");
oaviewobject.setWhereClauseParam(0, number1);
oaviewobject.setWhereClauseParam(1, number2);
} else
s = "ExpenditureTypeWithAwardLovVO";
OAViewObject oaviewobject1 = (OAViewObject)oapagecontext.getApplicationModule(oawebbean).findViewObject("ExpenditureTypeWithAwardLovVO");
oaviewobject1.setWhereClauseParam(0, number);
if(isLoggingEnabled(oapagecontext, 1))
logMsg(this, oapagecontext, "VO used in ExpenditureTypeLovCO.java:", 1);
logParam(this, oapagecontext, "voName", s, 1);
OAMessageStyledTextBean oamessagestyledtextbean = (OAMessageStyledTextBean)oawebbean.findIndexedChildRecursive("ExpenditureType");
oamessagestyledtextbean.setViewUsageName(s);
OAMessageStyledTextBean oamessagestyledtextbean1 = (OAMessageStyledTextBean)oawebbean.findIndexedChildRecursive("StartDate");
oamessagestyledtextbean1.setViewUsageName(s);
OAMessageStyledTextBean oamessagestyledtextbean2 = (OAMessageStyledTextBean)oawebbean.findIndexedChildRecursive("EndDate");
oamessagestyledtextbean2.setViewUsageName(s);
OAFormValueBean oaformvaluebean = (OAFormValueBean)oawebbean.findIndexedChildRecursive("ReqAwardId");
oaformvaluebean.setViewUsageName(s);
OAFormValueBean oaformvaluebean1 = (OAFormValueBean)oawebbean.findIndexedChildRecursive("ProjectId");
oaformvaluebean1.setViewUsageName(s);
OAFormValueBean oaformvaluebean2 = (OAFormValueBean)oawebbean.findIndexedChildRecursive("TaskId");
oaformvaluebean2.setViewUsageName(s);
((OAListOfValuesBean)oawebbean).setViewUsageName(s);
public void processFormRequest(OAPageContext oapagecontext, OAWebBean oawebbean)
super.processFormRequest(oapagecontext, oawebbean);
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Hi, I will try to look into the issue. I have also done customizations like this in past.
To achieve this, we must read the Process request of CO properly and understand the places, where you have to make changes. In my case, I identify such places and also I couldn't extend the controller class. SO I took the code from standard CO, changed it at couple of places and created a class file with same code as standard CO but with changed at some places. After that I gave newly created CO name in personalization property, so that the page will follow newly created custom CO.
So I would suggest to read the CO properly, to understand which line is doing what......

Where clause with Bind Variable in ViewObject

As per recomendations from Jdev team they say that using Bind varialbles in where clause will improve the performance (Option 1) But it is causing us to create more view objects.
Example : Lets say we have a View Object EmpVO
Option 1:
ViewObject vo=context.getViewObject("EmpVO");
vo.setWhereClause("EMPNO=?");
vo.setWhereClauseParam(0,st);
(or)
Option 2:
vo.setWhereClause("EMPNO="+st);
If we want to use same View Object "EmpVO" in another Action Class
ViewObject vo1=context.getViewObject("EmpVO");
vo1.setWhereClause("DEPTNO=?");
vo1.setWhereClauseParam(0,str);
It this case it throws an error saying BIND VARIABLE already exits. So we have to make another View Object.
Where as if we did not use bind variable but used Option 2 approach the same view object can be used in multiple pages.(at the expense of performance as per Jdev team)
Are we doing something wrong here or are there other ways to use the same view object when using bind variable in where clause.
Thanks

I haven't been using BC4J for a while, but I seem to recall that the recommendations are that you don't set the where clause at runtime: You're supposed to define your view with the bind parameter already in it.
So you'd probably define an EmpsForEmpNoVO and type "EMPNO = ?" in the where box. (There are other ways of finding a single row/entity and one of those may well be more efficient. Perhaps a better example of where you might want a view of employees is WHERE DEPTNO = ?.)
IIRC, all instances of a particular type of view share the same definition, so you have to be careful if you alter that at runtime. However, I think everything's set up so that you can have many different (and separate) resultsets for a single view (instance) - meaning that it's possible to "run" a view for (e.g.) two different ids. (It's definitely possible to create two different instances of a view from its definition - and the resultsets will definitely be separate then. I think there's a "create" method on the application module; I remember that "find..." always returns the same instance of the view.)
Hope that's a push in the right direction (since no-one else had replied - and I hope not too much has changed since 9.0.3)....
Mike.

Using decode in where clause with user defined function

Hi,
I have a below query which is failing as the function in the decode taking all cust_account_id as input parameter instead of the one which satisfies the condition in the inner query.So please provide a solution how can i pass only the selected one.
SELECT hca.cust_account_id
FROM hz_cust_accounts hca
WHERE hca.org_id=FND_PROFILE.value('ORG_ID')
AND hca.cust_account_id = (SELECT DISTINCT hcasa.cust_account_id
FROM hz_cust_acct_sites_all hcasa
WHERE hcasa.cust_account_id =hca.cust_account_id
AND hca.org_id = hcasa.org_id)
AND DECODE (hca.status , 'A', xx_ar_cust_audit_pkg.get_ship_to_order_type(hca.cust_account_id)) IS NOT NULL
Thanks,
Abhilash

I'm having to guess without access to your tables, but I think changing the IN to a join should produce the same results. The JOIN should be evaluated before applying the WHERE clause, so this may resolve your problem.
SELECT hca.cust_account_id
FROM   hz_cust_accounts hca
       INNER JOIN hz_cust_acct_sites_all hcasa
       ON    hcasa.cust_account_id = hca.cust_account_id
       AND   hca.org_id = hcasa.org_id
WHERE hca.org_id = FND_PROFILE.value('ORG_ID')
AND    DECODE (hca.status , 'A', xx_ar_cust_audit_pkg.get_ship_to_order_type(hca.cust_account_id)) IS NOT NULLAlternately, you could next part of the query and break the DECODE into the parent so it is evaluated after the inner query. This is likely uglier from a performance standpoint, though:
SELECT cust_account_id
FROM
SELECT hca.cust_account_id, hca.status
FROM   hz_cust_accounts hca
WHERE hca.org_id=FND_PROFILE.value('ORG_ID')
AND    hca.cust_account_id = (SELECT DISTINCT hcasa.cust_account_id
                              FROM   hz_cust_acct_sites_all hcasa
                              WHERE hcasa.cust_account_id =hca.cust_account_id
                              AND    hca.org_id = hcasa.org_id)
WHERE DECODE (status , 'A', xx_ar_cust_audit_pkg.get_ship_to_order_type(cust_account_id)) IS NOT NULL;

Prob. with where clause with rownum

hi
i have a table with the following columns
SQL> desc mark
Name Null? Type
STUDENTCODE NUMBER(3)
MARK1 NUMBER(2)
MARK2 NUMBER(3)
and here are the rows in it
SQL> select * from mark ;
STUDENTCODE MARK1 MARK2
1 20 40
2 70 80
3 80 90
4 90 99
12 13 35
5 90 80
6 78 87
i wanna sum mark1 and mark2 and list down the rows with the top 2 rows
i tried to first list down all the rows in the order of sum with the following stat.
SQL> select studentcode,mark1+mark2 from mark order by mark1+mark2 desc
STUDENTCODE MARK1+MARK2
4 189
3 170
5 170
6 165
2 150
1 60
12 48
it worked fine. but i used a where clause to get the first 2 rows and here is what i got.
SQL> select studentcode,mark1+mark2 from mark where rownum < 3 order by (mark1+mark2) desc
STUDENTCODE MARK1+MARK2
3 170
2 150
1 60
as You can see, i don't get the req. result.
how do i get the prob. solved ?

For Oracle versions prior to 8.1.5, you will have to create a view and then incorporate that view into your select statement.
create or replace view my_view
is
select studentcode, mark1 + mark2
from mark
order by mark1 + mark2 desc;
select *
from my_view
where rownum <= 2

Creating dynamic where clause with string delimiter " ; "

hi...
i need a solution for complex problem like, 1. start_date IN date,
end_date IN date,
shift_type IN varchar2
i will get shift_type as "first_shift" or "first_shift;second_shift" or "first_shift;second_shift;third_shift" ....etc any combination. where fist & second & third shits are nothing but 1 , 2 , 3. i need to find out data between start_date and end_date in combination of shifts ( may be 1;2 or 1;3 or 1;2;3 or 2;3 ...etc) . now i need to write this code in dynamic where clause ...i tried in different ways...but not succeeded. can anybody guide me step by step...or with script.
NOTE: there is a table called "shift" with data like
shift_type shift_mode
1 first_shift
2 second_shift
3 third_shift

Hi,
Whenever you have a problem, post a little sample data (CREATE TABLE and INSERT statements) and the results you want from that data.
If the question involves parameters, give a few different sets of parameters and the results you want for each set, given the same sample data.
It's unclear that you need dynamic SQL at all.
If shift_type is a variable, that can be either a single value or a ;-delimited list (such as '1;3'), you can compare that to a column called shift_column like this:
WHERE ';' || shift_type || ';' LIKE
'%;' || shift_column || ';%'No dynamic SQL or PL/SQL required.
If you really do want to use dynamic SQL, these two pages should gives you some ideas:
http://www.oracle-base.com/articles/misc/DynamicInLists.php
http://tkyte.blogspot.com/2006/06/varying-in-lists.html

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