Break string using unique query

Hi
I have data as
SQL> select T1.USUARIO, T1.departamento, t1.acao
2    from SIBTB_PERMISSAO t1
3    where t1.acao in ('SIBPED','SIBCOM','SIBPED','SIBFIN')
4    and t1.usuario = 'umlanton'
SQL> /
USUARIO              DEPARTAMENTO                                                                     ACAO
umlanton             '25','26','27','28','29','66','67','68','69'                                     SIBFIN
umlanton             '25','26','27','28','29','66','67','68','69'                                     SIBPED
umlanton             '25','26','27','28','29','66','67','68','69'                                     SIBCOMI musto to break data in unique queyr show data as:
umlanton          25     SIBFIN
umlanton          26     SIBFIN
umlanton          27     SIBFIN
umlanton          28     SIBFIN
umlanton           29     SIBFIN
umlanton           66     SIBFIN
umlanton           67     SIBFIN
umlanton           68     SIBFIN
umlanton           69     SIBFIN
umlanton          25     SIBPED
umlanton          26     SIBPED
umlanton          27     SIBPED
umlanton          28     SIBPED
umlanton           29     SIBPED
umlanton           66     SIBPED
umlanton           67     SIBPED
umlanton           68     SIBPED
umlanton           69     SIBPED
umlanton          25     SIBCOM
umlanton          26     SIBCOM
umlanton          27     SIBCOM
umlanton          28     SIBCOM
umlanton           29     SIBCOM
umlanton           66     SIBCOM
umlanton           67     SIBCOM
umlanton           68     SIBCOM
umlanton           69     SIBCOMI do not have idea how like to begin :-(
I see something using regular expression, but is with oracle 10.2 , I am using 9.2.02
using oracle 9.2.02
TIA

using oracle 9.2.02
SQL> with t as
select 'umlanton' a, '''25'',''26'',''27'',''28'',''29'',''66'',''67'',''68'',''69''' b, 'SIBFIN' c from dual union all
select 'umlanton' a, '''25'',''26'',''27'',''28'',''29'',''66'',''67'',''68'',''69''' b, 'SIBPED' c from dual union all
select 'umlanton' a, '''25'',''26'',''27'',''28'',''29'',''66'',''67'',''68'',''69''' b, 'SIBCOM' c from dual
select a,
       extractvalue(column_value, 'e') b,
       c
from t,
table(xmlsequence(xmltype('<e><e>' || trim('''' from replace(b, ''',''', '</e><e>')) || '</e></e>').extract('e/e'))) x
A        B     C
umlanton 25    SIBFIN
umlanton 26    SIBFIN
umlanton 27    SIBFIN
umlanton 28    SIBFIN
umlanton 29    SIBFIN
umlanton 66    SIBFIN
umlanton 67    SIBFIN
umlanton 68    SIBFIN
umlanton 69    SIBFIN
umlanton 25    SIBPED
umlanton 26    SIBPED
umlanton 27    SIBPED
umlanton 28    SIBPED
umlanton 29    SIBPED
umlanton 66    SIBPED
umlanton 67    SIBPED
umlanton 68    SIBPED
umlanton 69    SIBPED
umlanton 25    SIBCOM
umlanton 26    SIBCOM
umlanton 27    SIBCOM
umlanton 28    SIBCOM
umlanton 29    SIBCOM
umlanton 66    SIBCOM
umlanton 67    SIBCOM
umlanton 68    SIBCOM
umlanton 69    SIBCOM
27 rows selected.

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'select RMSETUPSTLES from MR_RM_REQUIREMENTS
where RM_REQ_ID = RM_REQ_ID',
'select substr( substr(FILE_NAME,instr(FILE_NAME,''/'')+1),1,LENGTH(substr(FILE_NAME,instr(FILE_NAME,''/'')+1))-4) D, FILE_CATALOG_ID R from FILE_CATALOG C, BH_XREF_IDS X WHERE C.FILE_CATALOG_ID = X.CHILD_ID and PARENT_ID = ''1'' AND PARENT_TYPE = ''ROOMSETUP'' ORDER BY SORT_ORDER','','YES','','- Select -','','','NO') "RMSETUPSTLES2",

The problem was the p_value need ( ) around the select instead of ticks ' '.
APEX_ITEM.SELECT_LIST_FROM_QUERY(24,
(select REQ.RMSETUPSTLES from MR_RM_REQUIREMENTS REQ
where REQ.RM_REQ_ID = M.RM_REQ_ID),
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Using '-' in query java

hi,
How using the symbol '-' in a java quey.
I have an error :
java.lang.StringIndexOutOfBoundsException: String index out of range: 58
     at java.lang.String.charAt(Unknown Source)
     at com.sunopsis.sql.SnpsQuery.scanHostVariable(SnpsQuery.java)
     at com.sunopsis.sql.SnpsQuery.setSqlTxt(SnpsQuery.java)
     at co
Thanks

Hi,
I use this query with traitment SUNOPSIS on the source database.
My query :
Delete from calend_livr where etat_tournee = '--'
I make '\-\-' --> no row return
I make '\--' --> Error
But if i use a number , the query is ok.
Thanks

Consequences of using unconstrained query variables?

I'm trying to determine what the consequences are (if any) of using
unconstrained query variables vs using variables with a contains clause in
order to navigate through collection fields.
In the Java Data Objects book the example given for collection field
navigation is as follows...
String filter = "customer.orders.contains(o) && o.dispatched == false";
q.declareVariables("Order o");
Using uncontrained variables this could be rewritten as...
String filter = "customer.orders.dispatched == false";
I'm using kodo 2.5.5 and need to navigate through multiple collection
fields. It is far simpler and easier for me to do this using the second
example above, but I can't find any documentation describing whether its a
good idea or not. So far the queries generated are correct.
Regards
Nathan

Hi Marc,
Using the query form with the variable is portable at present, but I can't
help wonder whether the spec will change in the future to make using QL
simpler. All of the examples given in both the JDO book and Kodo
documenation only ever demonstrate the simplest example. Trying to construct
a query that spans multiple collections is very time consuming as the
smallest error in the QL seems to result in "red herring" error messages.
I've constructed and example for you that uses both methods and produces
exactly the same SQL. I'm very tempted to continue using the unconstrained
method because it works and is so simple. Note that in the generated SQL,
the reason that the table "BOA" is joined to most of the other tables is due
to vertical inheritance. The example data model is a very cut down diagram
purely to show the relationships.
"Marc Prud'hommeaux" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
Nathan-
You should use the query form with the variable, since it is portable
and spec compliant.
I'm actually a little surprised that the second filter works at all.
What is the SQL that results from both the queries?
In article <[email protected]>, nathan boyes wrote:
I'm trying to determine what the consequences are (if any) of using
unconstrained query variables vs using variables with a contains clause
in
order to navigate through collection fields.
In the Java Data Objects book the example given for collection field
navigation is as follows...
String filter = "customer.orders.contains(o) && o.dispatched == false";
q.declareVariables("Order o");
Using uncontrained variables this could be rewritten as...
String filter = "customer.orders.dispatched == false";
I'm using kodo 2.5.5 and need to navigate through multiple collection
fields. It is far simpler and easier for me to do this using the second
example above, but I can't find any documentation describing whether itsa
good idea or not. So far the queries generated are correct.
Regards
Nathan
Marc Prud'hommeaux [email protected]
SolarMetric Inc. http://www.solarmetric.com
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