Consecutive number in query

Hi,
i have a query where projects with some details are listed. In the first column i want to have a consecutive number. The first record (project) schould have the number "1", the second record the number "2" and so on. How can I realize this with query designer?
thx,
Robert

Hi
Drag and drop any existing key figure that is in the query to columns section and in the properties Calculate single value as " Counting all Values ". Change also description like " increment by 1 " so that it will have meaningful description for the keyfigure.
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HH:MI AM'),to_date('22-JUN-1999 12:00 AM','DD-MON-YYYY HH:MI AM'),'ANTONETTE M. LAFAUCI',15.8,72.5,1145.5,1210,0,'E','0');
Insert into EXPORT_TABLE (PROPERTYID,DIMENSIONID,LANDDATE,BLDGDATE,PROCESSDATE,INPUTUSER,PLOTFRONT,PLOTDEPTH,PLOTSQFT,TOTALDWELLINGAREA,TOTALFLOOR,SHAPE,GARAGE) values ('6450003427',115405,null,null,to_date('29-OCT-2004 12:00 AM','DD-
MON-YYYY HH:MI AM'),'DMEB020',14,50,700,0,0,'E','0');
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HH:MI AM'),to_date('11-JAN-1999 12:00 AM','DD-MON-YYYY HH:MI AM'),'rose cappo',15,40,600,750,0,'E','0');
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HH:MI AM'),to_date('30-OCT-2000 12:00 AM','DD-MON-YYYY HH:MI AM'),'CARLA DOWNS',15.5,80,1240,1632,0,'E','0');
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HH:MI AM'),to_date('30-MAR-1999 12:00 AM','DD-MON-YYYY HH:MI AM'),'VIVIAN REESE',15,60.5,907.5,1140,0,'E','0');
CREATE
TABLE "BRT_EVAL"."SIZE_CODE_RANGES"
    "STYLE"       CHAR(1 BYTE),
    "SIZE_"       CHAR(1 BYTE),
    "LOWVALUE"    NUMBER(38,0),
    "HIGHVALUE"   NUMBER(38,0),
    "DESCRIPTION" VARCHAR2(25 BYTE),
    CONSTRAINT "SIZE_CODE_RANGES_PK" PRIMARY KEY ("STYLE", "SIZE_") USING INDEX
Insert into BRT_EVAL.SIZE_CODE_RANGES (STYLE,SIZE_,LOWVALUE,HIGHVALUE,DESCRIPTION) values ('2','2',400,1399,'400 sqft - 1399 sqft');
Insert into BRT_EVAL.SIZE_CODE_RANGES (STYLE,SIZE_,LOWVALUE,HIGHVALUE,DESCRIPTION) values ('2','4',2600,3599,'2600 sqft - 3599 sqft');
Insert into BRT_EVAL.SIZE_CODE_RANGES (STYLE,SIZE_,LOWVALUE,HIGHVALUE,DESCRIPTION) values ('P','3',1300,1601,'1300 sqft - 1601 sqft');
Explain Plan:
OPERATION     OPTIONS     OBJECT_NODE     OBJECT_OWNER     OBJECT_NAME     OBJECT_INSTANCE     OBJECT_TYPE     OPTIMIZER     SEARCH_COLUMNS     ID     PARENT_ID     POSITION     COST     CARDINALITY     BYTES     OTHER_TAG
PARTITION_START     PARTITION_STOP     PARTITION_ID     OTHER     DISTRIBUTION     CPU_COST     IO_COST     TEMP_SPACE
SELECT STATEMENT                                   CHOOSE          0          14     14     1     63                                        14
TABLE ACCESS     BY INDEX ROWID          BRT_ADMIN     EQID     1          ANALYZED          1     0     1     2     1     16                                        2
NESTED LOOPS                                             2     1     1     14     1     63                                        14
NESTED LOOPS                                             3     2     1     6     4     188                                        6
TABLE ACCESS     FULL          BRT_EVAL     SIZE_CODE_RANGES     3                    4     3     1     2     1     32                                        2
INDEX     FAST FULL SCAN          BRT_ADMIN     DIMEN_PID_TDWELLAREA          NON-UNIQUE               5     3     2     4     1427     21405                                        4
INDEX     RANGE SCAN          BRT_ADMIN     EQID_PROPERTYID_IDX          NON-UNIQUE     ANALYZED     1     6     2     2     1     10                                             1     Edited by: ReubenC on Oct 16, 2012 9:50 AM

I tried removing the index to see if that would have any effect. That appears to work OK. I would like to leave the index in place, however.
Looks like NO_INDEX Hint works. First time using hints... I don't suppose there's anyway to tell it to use the index for one part of the where clause but not a different part?
select /*+ NO_INDEX(d DIMEN_PID_TDWELLAREA) */ d.propertyid,d.totaldwellingarea, e.size_, scr.size_
from eqid e, dimensions d, brt_eval.size_code_ranges scr
where e.style not in ('1','A','G','L') and e.size_ = '0' and totaldwellingarea <> 0
and d.propertyid = e.propertyid and e.style = scr.style and totaldwellingarea >= scr.lowvalue and totaldwellingarea <= scr.highvalue;
select /*+ NO_INDEX(d DIMEN_PID_TDWELLAREA) */ count(*)
from eqid e, dimensions d, brt_eval.size_code_ranges scr
where e.style not in ('1','A','G','L') and e.size_ = '0' and totaldwellingarea <> 0
and d.propertyid = e.propertyid and e.style = scr.style and totaldwellingarea >= scr.lowvalue and totaldwellingarea <= scr.highvalue;Edited by: ReubenC on Oct 16, 2012 3:15 PM
Edited by: ReubenC on Oct 16, 2012 3:22 PM
OK figured all that out.

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Thanks guys, Will do.
So with each one should I do something like.
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or should I do a
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Insert the and statement.
Zero is a magic value in the above so null might be a better choice. Using null requires the use of Integer vs int though. That decision is rather minor. However if you have some cases where zero is a legitimate value to search on then for numerics it might be better to choose a really good magic value like Integer.MIN_VALUE.
>
Same with the price, but I could probably do a.
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Then do the other if statements.
As suggested you can get creative if you want or need to.
In the above what you have is one field with different operations possible. So you would have...
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- rightValue
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I got problem in query with the Invoice number
There are two columns in the cube 1) Invoice number 2) Count
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I have the following view.
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sm**** wrote:
I try to simplified my query. In fact, there are several where clause for both tables. The reason is because of the varchar2 field in WO at tablea versus the numeric field in WO for tableb. OK. The problem then is almost certainly that you have non-numeric characters in the column but you don't happen to have non-numeric characters in the columns that match all the other predicates.
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RETURN number
IS
l_num NUMBER;
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EXCEPTION
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dear gurus,
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number range group with check box under that i find the order types.Say(1234 -to9999)
pp01
pp04
zx01
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Hi all,
How can I create Materila Doc Number Range Groups and elements . Pls note I want to create it new one and DO NOT WANT TO USE STANDARD .
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Regards
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Industry
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EXIT_SAPLMG02_002
Retail
EXIT_SAPLMG72_001
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EXIT_SAPLMG72_002
With the exception of the transfer structure, this function is identical to customer enhancement MGA00002 for material number assignment for the material master for industry. Please see customer enhancement MGA00002 for more information and for sample coding.
EXIT_SAPLMGNK_003"
Hope it helps.
Regards,
wojciech

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plz

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Dear Experts,
in my company, due to a SAP external system process it happens quite often that the same material/serial number should be sold, returned and sold again the same day(within several minutes). The external system isn't able to send (IDoc) the required postings in the right order. All sales are collected in only one IDoc - so we try to post the goods issue twice, before its return gets posted. This is not possible, due to the serial number's status ECUS.
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in my company, due to a SAP external system process it happens quite often that the same material/serial number should be sold, returned and sold again the same day(within several minutes). The external system isn't able to send (IDoc) the required postings in the right order. All sales are collected in only one IDoc - so we try to post the goods issue twice, before its return gets posted. This is not possible, due to the serial number's status ECUS.
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Thanks a lot
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