Dbms_output.put_line in this query

Question

I want to put a  dbms_output.put_line in this query so it will give my the property_id is checking first in the PM_EXCHANGE_PROPERTY_PRIORITY
(its part of a more bigger procedure)
dbms_output.put_line('RESORT ID  one=> '||rci_dep_rec.resort_id);
        with    
            base_prop as (                                
                select /*+ MATERIALIZE */ property_id, priority
                from   PM_EXCHANGE_PROPERTY_PRIORITY ppp
                where  ppp.exchange_affiliation = 'RCI'
                and    ppp.master_property_id in (select ppp2.master_property_id
                                                             from   P_PM_PROPERTY ppp1, PM_EXCHANGE_PROPERTY_PRIORITY ppp2
                                                             where  ppp1.rci_id_number = rci_dep_rec.resort_id
                                                             and    ppp1.property_active = 'Y'
                                                            and    ppp1.exchange_affiliation = ppp.exchange_affiliation
                                                             and    ppp2.property_id = ppp1.property_id)
                union
                select property_id, 99999
                from   P_PM_PROPERTY ppp
                where  ppp.rci_id_number = rci_dep_rec.resort_id
                and    ppp.property_active = 'Y'
                and    not exists (select 1 from PM_EXCHANGE_PROPERTY_PRIORITY ppp1 where ppp1.property_id = ppp.property_id)
                order by 2
        select pput.pm_unit_type_id
      bulk collect into pm_unit_type_ids
       from   P_PM_UNIT_TYPE pput, S_PM_EXCHANGE_MAPPING spem, base_prop bp
       where  spem.exchange_affiliation = 'RCI'
       and    spem.resortcode = rci_dep_rec.resort_id
       and    ((spem.unitnumber = rci_dep_rec.unit_no and rci_dep_rec.resv_type = 'WEEKS')
              or  (spem.unitnumber = rci_dep_rec.unit_type and rci_dep_rec.resv_type = 'POINTS'))
       and    rci_dep_rec.start_dt between spem.begin_date and spem.end_date
       and    pput.property_id = spem.property_id
       and    pput.pm_unit_type_active = 'Y'
       and    instr(spem.unittypecode, pput.pm_unit_type) > 0
       and    spem.property_id = bp.property_id
       ORDER BY bp.priority,pput.pm_unit_type_priority;
    end;
     dbms_output.put_line('RESORT ID => '||rci_dep_rec.resort_id);
but im not sure where i can put ii, i have it to give my the resort_id
i want to know which one the property_id is checking first, there is only two , one has a higher priority
for example if i hardcoded it
select /*+ MATERIALIZE */ property_id, priority
                from   PM_EXCHANGE_PROPERTY_PRIORITY ppp
                where  ppp.exchange_affiliation = 'EZY'
                and    ppp.master_property_id in (select ppp2.master_property_id
                                                             from   P_PM_PROPERTY ppp1, PM_EXCHANGE_PROPERTY_PRIORITY ppp2
                                                             where  ppp1.rci_id_number = '8789'
                                                             and    ppp1.property_active = 'Y'
                                                            and    ppp1.exchange_affiliation = 'RCI,II'
                                                             and    ppp2.property_id = 'VDG')
        union
                select property_id, 99999
                from   P_PM_PROPERTY ppp
                where  ppp.rci_id_number ='8789'
                and    ppp.property_active = 'Y'
                and    not exists (select 1 from PM_EXCHANGE_PROPERTY_PRIORITY ppp1 where ppp1.property_id = 'VDG')
                order by 2 
i would get this
   PROPERTY_ID|PRIORITY
    VDR         |1
    VDG         |2
thanks for help or tips

Answer 1

Hi Nat,
Your question is not very clear (other wise you would have an answer from this forum by now).
What you are showing is an SQL (which is part of bigger picture). Bigger picture is important. Is it a PL/SQL procedure or function?
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUTLINE is a procedures call, that can be called in PL/SQL. What you have shown us is a SQL from within the PL/SQL.
Please do NOT paste a larger piece of code.
The place where you ave shown the DBMSOUTPUT.PUT_LINE seems correct.
However,
You said
but im not sure where i can put ii, i have it to give my the resort_id
i want to know which one the property_id is checking first, there is only two , one has a higher priority
The sequence in which rows are processed does NOT matter in SQL and there is no such thing as "checking first". ALL the rows that satisfy the criteria. Since you have ORDER BY the rows will be returned in that order.
Please explain what problem you are trying to solve.
Whenever you have a problem, please post a little sample data (CREATE TABLE and INSERT statements, relevant columns only) from all tables involved, so that the people who want to help you can re-create the problem and test their ideas.
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Hope this helps.
vr,
Sudhakar