Creating view if you got SQL right?

Hi,
I've a table called branch with following columns:
branch id, branch name, location, company
Now I've to get following display: number of branchs location wise per company... in SQL I'd write following query:
select count(branch_id), location from branch where company_id = 'oracle' group by location;
Now I am trying similar thing in ADF view, I've two attributes in my view:
location - i select mapped to column or sql - and write following in expression - select location from branch where company_id = 'oracle' group by location
number of branches - i select mapped to column or sql - and write following in expression - select count(branch_id) from branch where company_id = 'oracle' group by location
However it gives error. Can anyone help how to create view if I've got my SQL right?
Thanks.

Just make a Expert mode VO (New View Object _>"Red_only Access through SQL Query") and put the following SQL -
select company_id,count(branch_id), location,branch_id from branch where company_id = 'oracle' group by location;And keep clicking next on the wizard ... your VO should get created with 4 fields ... CompanyId,Location,BranchId,CountBranchId (which you can rename if you want).
Run it in the AM you should see correct results ... You dont need to put specific SQLs in the attributes like what you are doing.

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Hi all you experts!
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EXEC SQL.
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         SKA1 T2
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Hi ,
oh yes it is an object (well, how the database should handle it in any context if it wasn't)
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If you avoid some kind of foreground processing (i.e. pull the data over the network) and handle the processing inside the database it can improve somehow performance a little (i.e. using the retieved rows of the view to stuff into a database table directly). But his may not always possible...
bye
yk

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I create my oracle directory connected as SYS as SYSDBA and grant read,write to public:
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Gary.

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