ASP Query Stop

Hi,
I have an issue with a flash file i need assistance with, i
developed the file and it works fine, i have a website at
www.drsolutions.co.uk - if you go there you will see the flash file
play no problems, the problem i have is to stop it re-playing when
i load another page, so if you click on a link it plays over again.
You will see the site is in asp is there a query i can use to the
movie to stop it playing on other pages??
Please help

you can stop your flash from playing upon link clicks but
you'll still see a momentary visual effect because you're reloading
your flash.
you really shouldn't reload your flash. that would solve your
problem but with your set-up might require the use of html frames.
if you don't mind the momentary visual effect of reloading
your flash, you can prevent the re-play by using the flash
sharedobject. your flash set a sharedobject if a links been clicked
and check for a current sharedobject when it starts. if the shared
object is found, don't execute the usual start-up.

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Greetings,
Let's say I have a perfectly working and very simple sql statement. This little thing turned my friday to nightmare. And I hope one of you can help me. :)
SELECT 1
FROM my_tablel l
WHERE l.first_id = :b1
AND l.open_flag = 'Y'
AND NVL (l.flag_id, 'N') = 'N'
AND l.flag_id IN (SELECT flag2_id
FROM my_second_table
WHERE flag3_id = :b2)
If I add this row:
AND ROWNUM = 1;
stops working.
If I would use some agg, or sorting ie. "SELECT COUNT (*)" instead of "SELECT 1" , query works once again.
This (similar)small problem caused many problems in our system, and began after applying a patch (for years it was fine). Worse enough, I can not change the SQL. I really wonder if anyone can say, what may be the reason.
Thanks a lot.
CHEERS.
Edited by: 855652 on 29.Nis.2011 08:29

While I am trying to eat the keyboard (yeah, that feeling many of you know very well), I decide to write down even simpler form of the question.
SELECT 1
FROM my_tablel l
WHERE l.first_id = :b1
AND l.open_flag = 'Y'
AND NVL (l.flag_id, 'N') = 'N'
AND l.flag_id IN (SELECT flag2_id
FROM my_second_table
WHERE flag3_id = :b2)
Works..
SELECT 1
FROM my_tablel l
WHERE l.first_id = :b1
AND l.open_flag = 'Y'
AND NVL (l.flag_id, 'N') = 'N'
AND l.flag_id IN (SELECT flag2_id
FROM my_second_table
WHERE flag3_id = :b2)
AND ROWNUM = 1
Goes into infinite loop
SELECT count(*)
FROM my_tablel l
WHERE l.first_id = :b1
AND l.open_flag = 'Y'
AND NVL (l.flag_id, 'N') = 'N'
AND l.flag_id IN (SELECT flag2_id
FROM my_second_table
WHERE flag3_id = :b2)
AND ROWNUM = 1
Works again.

Call manager SQL query stopped suddently

Some query services stopped suddendly, I can not run CRD in serviceability tool and can not run Query analyzer to retrieve detail data. Does any one know how to check the service and retart the service without reboot the system?

Hi
Log onto the CallManager server desktop, and then click on 'start', 'run', and type 'services.msc'
This will give you a list of all system services.
On the right, click on the 'Startup Type' column to sort them in order of which start automatically. If any have 'Automatic' but do not have 'Started' in the 'Status' column, they should probably be restarted.
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Hi,
I have a situation wherein I am joining Header and Line Item details using a BW InfoSet (Header - DSO1 and Line Item DSO2). A query is built off this InfoSet providing a single view of both the Header and Line Item information. This works great and users love it. Note that this information is coming from a 3rd part application sitting in ECC and is data before posting into SAP.
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123                                   1                                             $20                                   $100
123                                   2                                             $20                                   $100
123                                   3                                             $50                                   $100
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123                              $90                       $300
The Header Amount is incorrect as it should be $100. My initial plan was to use Line Item Amount as it would aggregate up and provide the detail at the line item level and sum up to the header level.
As this information is before posting into SAP. None of the SAP validations are called up for this data and the sum of the line item amounts will not always tie to the header amount (there could be tax and freight amounts at the header level in different key figures). As seen in my example above, Line Item Amount sum up to $90 whereas the Header Amount is $100.
I guess the simplest solution would be to set the Header Amount on this report to not change with any navigation/filtering etc. As in the example, the header amount remains $100. Any way this can be achieved?
Any ideas/suggestions are welcome. Thanks in advance.
-Vivek

Hi Yasemin,
Thank you for the prompt reply. I like your idea of counting line item numbers and dividing the header amounts with the count. For my situation though, Akshay and Anshu's answer worked best and like the fact that I can leverage BEx functionality out of the box.
Akshay & Anshu,
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Help with ASP query

I have two recordsets: Recorsdset 1 results have an ID field. Recordset 2 results have an ID field
I want to show all records in Recordset 1 that are not in Recordset 2. For example.
Recordset 1 has
1
2
3
4
5
Recordset 2 has
1
3
4
I want the results to show
2
5
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Do you need two recordsets? Why not just use one?
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ASP page stops loading after Javascript

Hi all
I have an ASP page that works fine on it's own. However, I
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but the ASP page doesn't finish loading into the browser "Please
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Table H -- Master table to build Hierarchical tree
C -- Child
P -- Parent
Table RN -- Table defining Root Nodes
N -- Node
Table LN -- Table defining Leaf Nodes
N -- Node
The following Query can generate trees starting with the nodes specified in the Table:RN
SELECT LEVEL L, C, P, SYS_CONNECT_BY_PATH(C,'/') SCBP
FROM H
START WITH C IN ( SELECT N FROM RN )
CONNECT BY PRIOR C = P
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A-B-C-D-E
RN : 2,B
LN : 5,D
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2,3,4 (5 is excluded)
B,C (D is excluded)
Any help is appreciated...

What about:
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from (select * from h
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start with c in ( select n from rn )
connect by prior c = p;

/*   */ is a remark? Why deleting it stops query from working?

Dear All,
I recently got the SQL below from one expert and it worked perfecly.
I am now wondering why he sent me this line in green?
/*Select 1 from jdt1 t where t.duedate*/
When I removed this line so that the code at the beginning now reads:
            Declare @d datetime
            set @d = [%1]
the query stops working. Error Msg "Must specify table to select from'.
What is happening here?
I thought   /*   */   means remarks, which can be deleted without effect.
It now seems they are an essential part of the query.
Could you explain the meaning of the command, so that I can use it when building other queries?
- What does 'Select 1' mean and what is its effect?
- Why do we have to put this command to make query work?
- Why do you put it between /*   */?
Thanks
Leon Lai
My previous thread is here:
AR AGEING - Query works perfectly; stops working when changed into Subquery
Declare @d datetime
set @d
/*Select 1 from jdt1 t where t.duedate*/=[%1]
select * from
SELECT T1.CardCode, T1.CardName, T1.CreditLine, T0.RefDate, T0.Ref1 'Document Number',
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FROM JDT1 T0 INNER JOIN OCRD T1 ON T0.ShortName = T1.CardCode
WHERE T1.CardType = 'C'
) sub

HI Leonlai
Sorry for my english...I try explain you how work it
This variables
'[%0]' - '[%1]' Etc...
Are from SAP. If you insert this variables in SQL management studio (for example) doesn't work
You must declare variables allowed in SQL, using the @, after insert variables of SAP into variables to SQL.
DECLARE @DATES INT, @BEGIN DATETIME, @END DATETIME
SET @DATES = (SELECT TOP 1 A.DocEntry FROM dbo.OINV A WHERE A.DocDate >= '[%0]' AND A.DocDate <= '[%1]') /*This variable is used for called SAP varibles*/
SET @BEGIN = '[%0]' /*Here Insert SAP variables into SQL variables*/
SET @END = '[%1]'
NOW WRITE your query.
Sometimes when uses variables of SAP into UDF, doesn't work. This is a method for replace it.
Regards

How to include OSTC.rate in this query

How to include OSTC.rate in this query,Im using it for crystal report.
DECLARE @sVAT NVARCHAR(max)
DECLARE @sCess NVARCHAR(max)
DECLARE @sCST NVARCHAR(max)
DECLARE @nDocentry INT
SET @sVAT='1' SET @sCess='7' SET @sCST ='4'
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,[Deliver At]
,LineNum
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,TotalExpns
,MfgName
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,SupName
,SUPBuilding,SUPBlock,SUPStreet,SUPDistrict,SUPCity
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FROM
SELECT
/*OBTN.DistNumber*/
INV1.DocEntry
,OINV.DocDate,OINV.U_VehicleNo VehicleNo,OINV.U_Driver Driver,OINV.NumAtCard
,CAST(OLCT.Building AS VARCHAR(255))Building,OLCT.Block,OLCT.Street,OLCT.City,OLCT.County+' - '+OLCT.ZipCode[District],OCST.Name State,OCRY.Name Country
, NNM1.SeriesName [Series], OINV.DocNum
,OLCT.TinNo [BTinNo],OLCT.CstNo [BCstNo],OLCT.CeRegNo [BCeRegNo],OLCT.PanNo [BPanNo],OLCT.CeRange [BCeRange]
,OLCT.CeComRate [BCeComRate],OLCT.CeDivision [BCeDivision],OLCT.EccNo [BEccNo]
,OBTN.U_InvType Type
,OINV.CardName,OINV.Address2[Delivery Addr]
,CE_CRD7.ECCNo,CE_CRD7.CERegNo,CE_CRD7.CERange,CE_CRD7.CEDivis,CE_CRD7.CEComRate
,CRD7.TaxId0[PAN],CRD7.TaxId1[CST],CRD7.TaxId11 [STN]
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,INV1.LineNum,INV1.ItemCode
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,INV4.Cess
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,OINV.DocTotal GTotal
,OINV.TotalExpns
,OBTN.U_MfgName MfgName
,convert(nvarchar(250),MFG_CRD1.Building) MFGBuilding,MFG_CRD1.Block MFGBlock,MFG_CRD1.Street MFGStreet,MFG_CRD1.City MFGCity,MFG_CRD1.ZipCode[MFGDistrict]
,OBTN.U_MCERegNo MCERegNo,OBTN.U_MCERange MCERange,OBTN.U_MCEDivis MCEDivis,OBTN.U_MCEComRate MCEComRate
,OBTN.U_MPAN MPAN,OBTN.U_MCST MCST,OBTN.U_MSTN MSTN
,OBTN.U_SupName SupName
,convert(nvarchar(250),SUP_CRD1.Building) SUPBuilding,SUP_CRD1.Block SUPBlock,SUP_CRD1.Street SUPStreet,SUP_CRD1.City SUPCity,SUP_CRD1.ZipCode[SUPDistrict]
,OBTN.U_SCERegNo SCERegNo,OBTN.U_SCERange SCERange,OBTN.U_SCEDivis SCEDivis,OBTN.U_SCEComRate SCEComRate
,OBTN.U_SPAN SPAN,OBTN.U_SCST SCST,OBTN.U_SSTN SSTN
FROM
OINV
INNER JOIN INV1 ON OINV.DocEntry=INV1.DocEntry
INNER JOIN OITM ON INV1.ItemCode=OITM.ItemCode
INNER JOIN
select
INV4.DocEntry,INV4.LineNum
,CASE WHEN INV4.staType IN (@sVAT,@sCST) THEN sum(INV4.TaxSum) ELSE 0 END Vat
,CASE WHEN INV4.staType=@sCess THEN sum(INV4.TaxSum) ELSE 0 END Cess
from
INV4
where
INV4.DocEntry={?DocKey@} and INV4.RelateType=1
group by INV4.DocEntry,INV4.LineNum,INV4.staType
)INV4 ON INV1.DocEntry=INV4.DocEntry AND INV1.LineNum=INV4.LineNum
INNER JOIN OLCT ON INV1.LocCode=OLCT.Code
INNER JOIN OCST ON OLCT.State=OCST.Code
INNER JOIN OCRY ON OLCT.Country=OCRY.Code and OCST.Country=OCRY.Code
INNER JOIN INV12 ON OINV.DocEntry=INV12.DocEntry
INNER JOIN OITL ON INV1.BaseType=OITL.ApplyType AND INV1.BaseEntry=OITL.ApplyEntry AND INV1.BaseLine=OITL.ApplyLine
INNER JOIN ITL1 ON OITL.LogEntry=ITL1.LogEntry
INNER JOIN OBTN ON ITL1.MdAbsEntry=OBTN.AbsEntry and ITL1.SysNumber=OBTN.SysNumber and ITL1.ItemCode=OBTN.ItemCode
LEFT JOIN OCRD MFG_OCRD ON MFG_OCRD.CardCode=OBTN.U_MfgCode
LEFT JOIN CRD1 MFG_CRD1 ON MFG_OCRD.CardCode=MFG_CRD1.CardCode AND MFG_OCRD.BillToDef=MFG_CRD1.Address and MFG_CRD1.AdresType='B'
LEFT JOIN OCRD SUP_OCRD ON SUP_OCRD.CardCode=OBTN.U_SupCode
LEFT JOIN CRD1 SUP_CRD1 ON SUP_OCRD.CardCode=SUP_CRD1.CardCode AND SUP_OCRD.BillToDef=SUP_CRD1.Address and SUP_CRD1.AdresType='B'
LEFT JOIN NNM1 ON OINV.Series=NNM1.Series
LEFT JOIN CRD7 ON OINV.CardCode=CRD7.CardCode AND CRD7.Address='' AND CRD7.AddrType='S' --Tax Details
LEFT JOIN CRD7 CE_CRD7 ON OINV.CardCode=CE_CRD7.CardCode AND OINV.ShipToCode=CE_CRD7.Address AND CE_CRD7.AddrType='S' -- Central Excise Details
WHERE
INV1.DocEntry={?DocKey@}
)INVOICE
GROUP BY
DocEntry
,DocDate,VehicleNo,Driver,NumAtCard
,Building,Block,Street,City,District,State,Country
,Series,DocNum
,BTinNo,BCstNo,BCeRegNo,BPanNo,BCeRange,BCeComRate,BCeDivision,BEccNo
,Type
,CardName,[Delivery Addr]
,ECCNo,CERange,CERegNo,CEDivis,CEComRate
,PAN,CST,STN
,[Deliver At]
,LineNum
,Dscription,HSNumber,Quantity,Rate,LineTotal,Discount,Vat,Cess,Total,GTotal
,TotalExpns
,MfgName
,MFGBuilding,MFGBlock,MFGStreet,MFGDistrict,MFGCity
,MCERegNo,MCERange,MCEDivis,MCEComRate,MPAN,MCST,MSTN
,SupName
,SUPBuilding,SUPBlock,SUPStreet,SUPDistrict,SUPCity
,SCERegNo,SCERange,SCEDivis,SCEComRate,SPAN,SCST,SSTN

You're double posting ( how to change join condition in this query ) , stop doing that, since you'll only be distracting and diverting by doing so.
Take the time to read the SQL and PL/SQL FAQ @ https://forums.oracle.com/forums/ann.jspa?annID=1535, since you're not even mentioning a database version, while 9i {noformat} != {noformat} 10g {noformat} != {noformat}11g...
Have your DBA trace/tkprof the query, and so on, if you cannot do that yourself.
And then provide the feedback the volunteers, including Ace (Directors)' s need ( and you were very lucky, from that point of view, I think, from looking at both your posts ;) )

Query fails with more than one UNION

Hi,
my query stops producing results (with same input) when trying to UNION more than two tables.
Moreover, it seems to have a "bad memory". See the following snippet:
-- old events
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UNION
SELECT creationTime, eventId
FROM successEvents
-- new events
UNION
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FROM interactiveSuccessEvents
UNION
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1. Starting with the above (considering only the lower SELECT - with a single UNION produces good results.
2. Un-remarking to consider the 4 tables (3 UNIONs) produces no results at all - with same input data.
3. Remarking again, still does not produce results.
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is more than 1 UNION not supported?
Thanks,
Yoram

The inputs are from different event hubs.
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I haven't verified it, but its possible that I had some outputs after a huge delay - I've noticed some output lines that I suspect are from the same "4-union query". If these lines are indeed from the same query - the delay was few hours.
I've never had this with the 2-union version - but may be coincidence...

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Hi ,
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AL1.TEXT as "Address1",AL2.TEXT as "Address2",AL3.TEXT as "Address3",
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AND PERSADDRUSE.ADDRUSECD = 'PRI'
join ADDR
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left JOIN ADDRLINE AL1
ON ADDR.ADDRNBR = AL1.ADDRNBR
AND AL1.LINENBR = 1
left JOIN ADDRLINE AL2
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AND AL2.LINENBR = 2
left JOIN ADDRLINE AL3
ON ADDR.ADDRNBR = AL3.ADDRNBR
AND AL3.LINENBR = 3;

Thanks for reply. I have some other query running for 45m and it seems fine. The following are the explain plan I print out. I'm new to PL/SQL.Could you guys give me some other ideas?
BMS_XPLAN.DISPLAY()(PLAN_TABLE_OUTPUT)
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SELECT DB query for BPM 10GR3

Hi all,
I have the following query for selecting data from the db, but it just does not execute.. What am I doing wrong over here?
I have two different types of parameters..
param is of type String Array--->String[]
and
params is of type String Date ---> Date[]
How can I integrate both these two arrays in my query to get it to execute?
param[0] = "type1";
params[0] = Time.now().sqlDateValue();
params[1] = Time.now().sqlDateValue();
query = "SELECT ticket_Id FROM test_db WHERE ticket_type like (?) AND ticket_date BETWEEN (?) AND (?)";
implName = "testDB";
foreach (row in DynamicSQL.executeQuery(sentence : query, implname : implName, inParameters : {param,params}))
// statements
logMessage("---Entering For Each Loop");
ticketIdGroup.extend( ticket_id : "" + row["ticket_Id"]);
logMessage("--Ticket id length is --->" + ticketIdGroup.length());
The query stops at ---> foreach (row in DynamicSQL.executeQuery(sentence : query, implname : implName, inParameters : {param,params}))
and does not execute further..
Why is that so? What's wrong?
Any idea?
How do I rectify this query to make it work?
In the Properties, Server Side Method is --> YES

Never Mind I got the solution..
I should use one ANY array --> Any[]
Instead of two different arrays i.e. Date[] and String[]

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Hi, I need some help tracking the reason behind the lingering of a Create Table as Select STATEMENT;
Something is hapening, most probably some locks have been aquired and never released by the server.
First of, i am runing queries against a database server with one client: myself. All the queries it runs are ordered by me.
I cannot make any sense of what is making my query sometimes run, and others not.
The query I am trying to run:
CREATE TABLE FAVFRIEND
NOLOGGING TABLESPACE TARGET
AS
SELECT USRID, FAVF
FROM (
     SELECT ID AS USRID, FAVF
     FROM PROFILE P
     MODEL
          PARTITION BY (ID)
          DIMENSION BY (1 as FINDEX)
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Before this query is run my program launches sqlplus with a script that performs
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Finally I order the execution of this query, and most times, it just hangs there not doing any processing.
I can tell with certanty that all the other sql I have sent to the database has finished execution.
1) because it was processed via sqlplus, which always disconnects after processing a batch.
2) because I run the following query:
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from v$session s join v$sqltext_with_newlines q on s.sql_address = q.address
where status='ACTIVE'
and s.username = 'SONO99'
and type <>'BACKGROUND'
and last_call_et> 0
order by sid,serial#,q.piece
Which tells me that the only query sono99 (my user) is running, is the CREATE TABLE as SELECT.
Furthermore, the exact same procedure that isn't working for this query has worked before with the Unpivot query and the Select Project and Union queries.
The only thing that changed from the previous benchmakrs to this one is that this one involves the model query.
Another piece of information, let's say my sqlplus is haning there... trying to execute the Model query that just does not run. I kill sqlplus. Instantly when i query Oracle for the lingering queries with the select from v%session and sql_text, I notice that my CREATE TABLE with model is no longer there. So: disconnecting from the database is enough for oracle to know that the client is no longer interested in a server response.
After making sure nothing from sono99 is runing against the database, i try to DROP FAVFRIEND TABLE PURGE;
The statement fails because no FAVFRIEND table was created. And finally i wonder: could it be that the PROFILE table that was only selected upon was locked?
Well, i try to drop the profile table... and it drops.
So: my conclusion is! No locks exist neither on the Profile table nor on the Database object Favfriend (which does not exist at the point that i issue the execution of this query). Possibly some temporary tablespace was aquired by the Model query that has not been made available by oracle at the End of a previous successful CRETE TABLE as select statement.
But even if this was the case, any locks should have been released because I always restart the database before going into the
snapshot
create table as select
snapshot.
I have no idea what may be making oracle not process my statement.
Something else that I have just tried:
Now I just tried bulk loading the 5 million rows of data into the Profile table, and runing the query again.
The data was of course inserted successfully, and the query is of course still hanging.
I tried however, in parallel to run a second query, this one just performing a SELECT count(*) FROM PROFILE, and it succeeded doing so.
A Select NAME FROM PROFILE WHERE ID=500000 also returns a result.
The profile table is definably not the issue here.
by the way i just exported to a txt the status of my haning oracle system, and it looks like this:
"USERNAME"     "SID"     "SERIAL#"     "MINS_RUNNING"     "SQL_TEXT"
"SONO99"     "140"     "40"     "10,9"     "CREATE TABLE FAVFRIEND
NOLOGGING TABLESPACE TARGET
AS
SELECT USR"
"SONO99"     "140"     "40"     "10,9"     "ID, FAVF
FROM (
     SELECT ID AS USRID, FAVF
     FROM PROFILE P
     MODEL"
"SONO99"     "140"     "40"     "10,9"     "
          PARTITION BY (ID)
          DIMENSION BY (1 as FINDEX)
          MEASURES (FA"
"SONO99"     "140"     "40"     "10,9"     "VF1, FAVF2, FAVF3, FAVF4, FAVF5, 0 AS FAVF)
          RULES (
               FAVF[1]"
"SONO99"     "140"     "40"     "10,9"     " = FAVF1[1],
               FAVF[2] = FAVF2[1],
               FAVF[3] = FAVF3[1],
               FA"
"SONO99"     "140"     "40"     "10,9"     "VF[4] = FAVF4[1],
               FAVF[5] = FAVF5[1]
     ) FAVFRIEND
WHERE F"
"SONO99"     "140"     "40"     "10,9"     "AVF IS NOT NULL
This is way beyond my comprehention of Oracle. Going to try to run this again with 100 k tuples instead.
Edited by: user10282047 on Oct 20, 2009 12:05 PM
Now, trying the same process, without even restarting the database once (i just killed the lingering sqlplus connection) and recreated the profile table with 100k tuples. It executed successfuly my query. I am starting to think that this problem has something to with oracle and the number of threads it tries to created to run a modal query with 5 Million partitions. But if it is so, it shouldn't work sometimes and others not.
Edited by: user10282047 on Oct 20, 2009 12:23 PM

This definably looks like an oracle bug!
Throughout the night the computer ran several tests against the database with source tables containing less than 5 million tupels and it succeeded in processing them.
The 5 million tuple query has like 1 in 100 chances of succeeding.
I thought about chaning the query implementation and eleminating the Partion By (ID),
but unfortantly the CV(ID) function can only be used on the right side of a rule.
I cannot right a rule like FAVF(cv(ID), 1) = FAVF1(CV(ID),1),
and so. While the first CV works the last doesn't.
Just finished trying this query with 3 million tuples, and It also worked.
I am gonna quit trying to find out a problem on my behalf, this clearly on Oracle's hands not mine.
There is some breaking point where the model query stops working.
Currently i think that it may be related with the Partition By clause, Oracle may not be prepared to handle that many partitions. Unfortunately I can not process the query with just one partiton (that being the whole database table, because they don't allow me to use the CV function on the left side of a rule).
So I will consider the operator tested.
Edited by: sono99 on Oct 21, 2009 8:27 AM

Xlat description in a query

Hi all,
I am having problems with a query which has some translate values. It works perfectly, but when I change the xlat properties to show the descriptions instead of the xlat code, then the query stop working, it just not returns any result or logouts me from PS.
Tools version is 8.51
Does anybody have any idea about this error?
Thanks in advance!

Hi,
Is your environment set up as multi language?
If so try running the query while logging in with the base language.
If so, check the XLAT and language related XLAT table if they are in sync and for missing values

Same query, different results depending on compute statistics!!!

This one is really weird, you would think I am making this up but I am not...
We have one really long query that uses several large inline views and usually returns a few rows. All of a sudden the query stopped working -- i.e. it returned no rows. We tried rebuilding indexes; this didn't help. We tried computing full statistics and this fixed the problem. Has anyone heard of compute statistics affecting the output of a query????
About a week later, the problem happened again. Computing estimate statistics didn't help. Only computing full statistics fixed the problem.
The only thing I can note, is that this database was recently upgraded from 9.2.0.6 to 9.2.0.7, but I checked the install log files and there are no errors.
Luckily this is just a development database but we are a little worried that it might re-occur in production. We have a few other development databases that have also been upgraded to 9.2.0.7 and none of these have the problem.
We have compared the init.ora files, no real differences. Any other ideas? Maybe a full export import?

Thanks, will do, but I am a little doubtful it is
fixed by 9.2.0.8 because it works on one of our
9.2.0.7 environments... Although if it is a statistics issue, it's likely a corner case, so you have to have a number of things in alignment. It's quite possible that, for example, two systems have identical structures and identical data but slightly different query plans because the data in one table is physically ordered differently on one system than in another which slightly changes the clustering_factor of an index which causes the CBO to use that index on one system and not on another. You may also end up with slightly different statistics because you have histograms on a column in one system and not in another.
Looks like we are going to 9.2.0.8 anyway because of
the end-of-life service support forcing us to go to
9.2.0.8 anyway.If it reproduces on 9.2.0.8 (and I'd tend to suspect it will), it's certainly worth raising an issue. Unless you have an extended support contract, though, I wouldn't hold out a lot of hope for a patch if this isn't already fixed, since 9.2 leaves Premier Support at the end of the month...
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