ADF - Merge multiple row

Hi,
I would like to know if i can update (merge) multiple line at once.
typical situation : i have a master(form)-detail(table) page, i can modify one field in the detail table for each row
i've made a "merge" button which update one row in db ( using mergeStudent(Student) databinding command
i use the binding data of selected row to do this and it work very well. ( currentRow.dataprovider )
now what the best ( and easier) solution to update ( merge ) every row of this table
i've thought that i can create a "mergeStudents(list<Students>" function in my Ejb but i don't know if there s a binding object which send the full list
Thanks and sorry for my english.

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ON s.caseID = [ExitSeparationSubCode].caseID
AND s.modifiedOn = [ExitSeparationSubCode].modifiedOn
AND [ExitSeparationSubCode].[ExitSeparationSubCode] = (SELECT TOP 1 [ExitSeparationSubCode] FROM #CEREligibility WHERE caseID = s.caseID AND [ExitSeparationSubCode] IS NOT NULL ORDER BY ModifiedOn)
AND [ExitSeparationSubCode].[ExitSeparationSubCode] IS NOT NULL
GROUP BY s.caseID
When I ran this against your test data, It produced a single row for each of the two case ID's.
To keep performance in line, I also created a covering index on the temp table:
CREATE INDEX idx_caseID_ModifiedOn ON #CEREligibility (caseID, modifiedOn) INCLUDE ([CEREligibilityId], [M2Eligibility], [CDREligibility], [M2Comments], [M2CommentsRtf], [CDRComments], [CDRCommentsRtf], [RIAWA], [RIAWADate], [EducationAndTraining], [EducationAndTrainingDate], [Internship], [InternshipDate], [Apprenticeship], [ApprenticeshipDate], [Entrepreneurship], [EntrepreneurshipDate], [EmploymentPrep], [EmploymentPrepDate], [OTPrep], [OTPrepDate], [ExitInterview], [ExitInterviewDate], [CreatedOn], [CreatedBy], [ModifiedBy], [BCPermInEligibility], [CCPermInEligibility], [M2EligibilityDate], [CDREligibilityDate], [ExitSeparationCode], [ExitSeparationSubCode])
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Merge Multiple Rows in to a single Row.

Hi
Tab_A
Col_1
Col_2
Col_3
I want resultant rows to merge on base of Col_1 (i.e. single - delimited merge row for distinct value of Col_1)
Example
Table_A
Col_1     |     Col_2     |     Col_3
A     |     1     |     23
A     |     2     |     25
B     |     3     |     5
B     |     6     |     9
C     |     7     |     8
Required Result
Col_1     |     Col_2     |     Col_3
A     |     1-2     |     23-25
B     |     3-6     |     5-9
C     |     7     |     8
Wishes
Jawad

You can try with sys_connect_by_path, but I've found Re: Aggregate function to bring values in list form more performant.
You can write your query like this:
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           , concat_all(concat_expr(col_3,'-')) col_3
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Merge multiple rows to get single row result

Hi,
Below is the sample data from my table USERINFO-
personid userid username orgid
1234 1235 TOM 1
2345 2346 HARRY 1
1111 2222 BOND     2
3333 4444 BERY 2
Now I want a query which can give me the following result-
personid userid username personid userid username orgid
1234 1235 TOM 2345 2346 HARRY     1
1111 2222 BOND     3333 4444 BERY 2
i.e., two records belonging to the same orgid should be merged into a single row resulset.
Please let me know the SQL query to get the desired result.
Thanks

SQL> select * from test_otn;
PERSONID     USERID USERNAME                  ORGID
      1234       1235 TOM                           1
      2345       2346 HARRY                         1
      1111       2222 BOND                          2
      3333       4444 BERY                          2
SQL> select max(decode(rn, 1, personid, null)) person_id1,
2        max(decode(rn, 2, personid, null)) person_id2,
3        max(decode(rn, 1, userid, null)) user_id1,
4        max(decode(rn, 2, userid, null)) user_id2,
5        max(decode(rn, 1, username, null)) username1,
6        max(decode(rn, 2, username, null)) username2,
7        orgid
8 from
9 (select row_number() over (partition by orgid order by orgid) rn,
10         personid, userid, username, orgid from test_otn)
11 group by orgid
12 /
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      1234       2345       1235       2346 TOM                  HARRY                         1
      1111       3333       2222       4444 BOND                 BERY                          2
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Hi Friends,
In Our application we are maintaining one table which has 12 rows with 12 different values (All are Read only).
Based On Some condition the number of rows changes. The maximum number of rows possible with diffrent vaues is 11. but as soon as the number of rows become 12 all the values become similar. means all the values are same. so what i want is, in this condition i want to display only one row instead of 12 rows. how can i marge those 12 rows..??
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I think you just need to break down the approach into two:
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2) dynamic UI programming for the table
That's what I see at least. Goodluck!
Regards,
Jan

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I have a table structure as follows
Student(Id,First_Name, Last_Name, email, Contact, Address1,Address2,City,Edit_Date,Create_Date,Archived)
Now if there is more than one row with same email the one with the latest edit date should be updated with missing fields by using same field value other rows (if the field is present in more than one row, the one with the next latest edit date is to be considered) and the archived status of all rows with same email except this master row must be set to 1.
The Create_Date must be set to the minimum of all the create_date values of rows with same email value
Please let me know how to get the desired result
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You'd be better off reading https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Database_normalization first.
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Etbin

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Hi,
I need a help.
I have the below table, table name is ITEM_LIST
ITEM VARCHAR2
COUNT_ITEM NUMBER
STATUS VARCHAR2
ITEM COUNT_ITEM STATUS
item1 1 in
item1 1 out
item1 2 out
item2 1 in
item2 1 in
item3 1 in
item3 1 out
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FROM ITEM_LIST GROUP BY ITEM, STATUS
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item1 1 in
item1 3 out
item2 2 in
item3 1 in
item3 1 out
This is the expected result but my real concern is to update the origin table(ITEM_LIST) the same as the above list.
Pleas help me.
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Message was edited by:
ginam

Instead of create ,rename and drop you can go for update, dellete
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ITEM       COUNT_ITEM STATUS
item1               1 in
item1               2 out
item1               2 out
item2               2 out
item2               2 out
item3               1 out
item3               1 in
7 rows selected.
SQL> update item_list i
2 set count_item = (select sum(count_item)
3                    from item_list
4                    where item = i.item
5                    and status=i.status);
7 rows updated.
SQL> delete from item_list
2 where rowid not in (select min(rowid)
3                       from item_list
4                      group by item,status);
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item1               1 in
item1               4 out
item2               4 out
item3               1 out
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Hi guys,
Is there any better way to convert
with
test as
select '001' as id, 'Apple' as name, 'A' as segment1,null as segment2,null as segment3 from dual union all
select '001' as id, 'Apple' as name,null as segment1, 'P' as segment2,null as segment3 from dual union all
select '001' as id, 'Apple' as name,null as segment1,null as segment2, 'L' as segment3 from dual
select * from test
to
select '001' as id, 'Apple' as name, 'A' as segment1,'P' as segment2,'L' as segment3 from dual
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There are about 5 million records and using max group by is slowing it down by a lot.
It is needed to be done by SQL.
Thank You

with
test as
select '001' as id, 'Apple' as name, 'A' as segment1,null as segment2,null as segment3 from dual union all
select '001' as id, 'Apple' as name,null as segment1, 'P' as segment2,null as segment3 from dual union all
select '001' as id, 'Apple' as name,null as segment1,null as segment2, 'L' as segment3 from dual
select distinct id, name
, last_value(segment1 ignore nulls) over (partition by id, name order by segment1) as seg1
, last_value(segment2 ignore nulls) over (partition by id, name order by segment2) as seg2
, last_value(segment3 ignore nulls) over (partition by id, name order by segment3) as seg3
from test
;No max or group by, but not necessarily any faster. If you post your actual query, some sample data with expected results, and the additional information requested in the following posts, then someone may be able to provide better suggestions.
When your query takes too long
When your query takes too long ...
How to Post a SQL statement tuning request
HOW TO: Post a SQL statement tuning request - template posting
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One of the basic feature missing in ADF 11g is multiple row selection using checkbox (ADF supports multiple row selection by CTRL+CLICK) and business users doesn't like the idea of CTRL+CLICK especially when the volume of click is more. Our requirement is to show the records as selected, on click of checkbox. We implemented multiple row selection by giving a checkbox and on submission, iterate all the rows and filter only selected rows for further processing. The approach works fine,but it is very slow when the volume of data is more, say 10 thousand rows. For 4 thousand records, iterating everything takes more than 200 secs !
Had the multiple row selection been the ADF standard way using CTRL+CLICK, and retrieving the selected rows using method theTable.getSelectedRowKeys() works much faster (completes in millisecs for 4 thousand records). Somehow ADF fetches the selected records much faster this way. Our requirement is on click of the checkbox, the ADF should select the records ( the same way it is doing CTRL+CLICK) and all such selected rows should be retrievable using the ADF method theTable.getSelectedRowKeys()
Is there any way it can be done?
Regards,
Antony.

Hi All,
We have implemented the select and select all using check-box and it is working fine. Issue here is the performance is too slow
Assume SelectValue is the VO coulmn for the checkbox to select the values. To filter out the selected rows, we use the following line
Row[] pidRows = pidView.getFilteredRows("SelectValue", Boolean.TRUE);
it is very taking more than 2 minutes if the total number of rows are *4 thousands* and only if 2 rows are selected.
Whereas with the CTRL+CLICK standard approach, ADF has a built in API theTable.getSelectedRowKeys(); to get only the selected rows, and the built in API takes only few milliseconds to get the selected rows. Users are not agreeing to the CTRL+CLICK approach as it is not user friendly. Suggest if there is a way to make the select box to make it work the same way as CTRL+CLICK.
code snippet to do the standard way :
RowKeySet sk = theTable.getSelectedRowKeys();
_logger.info("row count of select "+sk.getSize());;+
Iterator selection =sk.iterator();
EmpVORowImpl empRow = null;
+while (selection.hasNext()) {+
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theTable.setRowKey(rowKey);
rowdata = (JUCtrlHierNodeBinding)theTable.getRowData();
empRow = (EmpVORowImpl)rowdata.getRow();
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