Finding undisplayable characters in a field with a WHERE clause

Oracle_Rdb7 for_OpenVMS Release 7.0.1. I have a field in my table that has been loaded with data that contains "return/line feed" characters (I'm not sure of the ASCII hex representation) which can't be displayed and show up as "." on my screen. How can I code a WHERE clause that will find these characters, e.g., SELECT * FROM TABLE1 WHERE NAME CONTAINING <here is where I want to put the ASCII hex value for a "return/line feed" character>? Also, how could I get the actual ASCII hex code for these characters to display, e.g., "31" instead of "1"?

a 'return' is CHR(10) So you can:
select * from my_table where text_fld like '%'||CHR(10)||'%'

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"create columns with a where clause" in BMM

Hi All,
I have a question about OBI EE Meta data layer.
We have OBIEE sitting on a Data Warehouse with a star schema.
Our Fact table holds the following fields...
EmployeeID
CompanyID
Measure ID
Measure Name
MEASURE
This is what we have in the physical layer, BMM layer and the presentation layer but I want to be able to "create columns with a where clause"
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Or you simply map your measure in the Logical Table source as something like :
CASE WHEN MEASURE_NAME = 'Amount Sold' THEN MEASURE ELSE 0 END.
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When formatting a date field in a where clause the template put dot instead of comma

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In a query find block the template construct a where clause, in some cases, and i dont know when the template is formatting a date field putting a dot instead of a comma.
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- We created it using the HS utilities.
- "nls_numeric_character = ,.".
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How to create a procedure to output REF CURSOR with any WHERE clause?

I have an requirement like this: I have huge query which need to reuse in my code more than 10 times. This SQL has about 50 lines. Thing is for those 10 odd times sometimes the WHERE clause changes (columns are the same). So I cannot create a view since SQL is not static.
I thought of writing a procedure with a WHERE_CLAUSE input para. I output a sys refcursor by adding the where clause. But I can't do it since you cannot add a where clause like that.
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I tried this method:
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TNAME                          TABTYPE    CLUSTERID
ABS_V4_P_ERROR_MESSAGES        TABLE
ABS_V4_P_ORG_PARAM             TABLE
ABS_V4_P_PARAMETER             TABLE
ABS_V4_P_SYS_PARAM             TABLE
ACCINTERFACE_PARAMETERS        TABLE
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ACCOUNT_EXTRACT_PERIODS        TABLE
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v_tname varchar2(200);
out_cursor sys_refcursor;
begin
forms_text_dyn_sql_test('TABLE', out_cursor );
LOOP
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ABS_V4_P_ERROR_MESSAGES
ABS_V4_P_ORG_PARAM
ABS_V4_P_PARAMETER
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v_stmt VARCHAR2(1000);
BEGIN
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OPEN p_out_cursor FOR v_stmt using p_where_cluase;
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out_cursor sys_refcursor;
begin
forms_text_dyn_sql_test(' 1 = 1 ', out_cursor );
LOOP
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END LOOP;
end;
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[1]: (Error): ORA-00920: invalid relational operator ORA-06512: at "ABS.FORMS_TEXT_DYN_SQL_TEST", line 6 ORA-06512: at line 5Looks like you can only put column_name = :z, column_name = :y type values. You cannot it seems replace it with any WHERE CLAUSE????

Using SAMPLE with a WHERE clause

(Oracle 9iR2)
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3 insert into sample_test values (i, 100);
4 end loop;
5
6 insert into sample_test values (100, 1000);
7 end;
8 /
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SQL>
SQL> commit;
Commit complete.
SQL>
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2 where salary > 100;
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Insert Row is visible in other VO with excluded where-clause

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TestCase:
Env:
JDev 10.1.2
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uli

See this article on my blog for an explanation and a code sample for how to gain more fine-grained control over this View Link Consistency feature...
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REPORT with dynamic WHERE CLAUSE (run RDF or REP) ?

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Parsing a field in CFQUERY WHERE clause

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A somewhat more complex use of EXECUTE_QUERY with a Where clause...

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I've been thinking about possible ways to do this, but have had no luck unfortunately;
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Jason
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It would be helpful to give an example of the sort of data in each table and what you want to show in each block. I probably didn't understand most of what you wrote but I think the following may be analogous to your situation and requirements (but you'll have more columns of course):
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2    SELECT
3      ROWNUM id,
4      object_name col1,
5      object_type col2
6    FROM all_objects
7    WHERE ROWNUM < 10;
Table created.
SQL>
SQL> DELETE FROM t_user WHERE id = 1;
1 row deleted.
SQL>
SQL> CREATE TABLE t_published AS
2    SELECT
3      ROWNUM id,
4      CASE Mod(ROWNUM,2)
5        WHEN 0 THEN SubStr(object_name,1,2)
6        ELSE object_name
7        END AS col1,
8      object_type col2
9    FROM all_objects
10    WHERE ROWNUM < 9;
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SQL>
SQL>
SQL> SELECT * FROM t_user;
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         2 I_USER1                        INDEX
         3 CON$                           TABLE
         4 UNDO$                          TABLE
         5 C_COBJ#                        CLUSTER
         6 I_OBJ#                         INDEX
         7 PROXY_ROLE_DATA$               TABLE
         8 I_IND1                         INDEX
         9 I_CDEF2                        INDEX
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SQL> SELECT * FROM t_published;
        ID COL1                           COL2
         1 ICOL$                          TABLE
         2 I_                             INDEX
         3 CON$                           TABLE
         4 UN                             TABLE
         5 C_COBJ#                        CLUSTER
         6 I_                             INDEX
         7 PROXY_ROLE_DATA$               TABLE
         8 I_                             INDEX
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SQL>
SQL> -- yet to be published to the production table
SQL> -- includes records previously published and then updated, but not new
SQL> -- records which have never been published (these are in the other query)
SQL> SELECT u.id, u.col1, u.col2
2 FROM t_user u, t_published p
3 WHERE u.id = p.id
4 AND (
5    u.col1 != p.col1
6    OR u.col2 != p.col2
7    )
8 ;
        ID COL1                           COL2
         2 I_USER1                        INDEX
         4 UNDO$                          TABLE
         6 I_OBJ#                         INDEX
         8 I_IND1                         INDEX
SQL>
SQL> -- new and deleted records
SQL> SELECT * FROM(
2    SELECT id, col1, col2, 'NEW' status FROM t_user
3    UNION ALL
4    SELECT id, col1, col2, 'DELETED' status FROM t_published
5 )
6 WHERE id NOT IN(
7    SELECT id FROM t_user
8    INTERSECT
9    SELECT id FROM t_published
10 )
11 ;
        ID COL1                           COL2                STATUS
         9 I_CDEF2                        INDEX               NEW
         1 ICOL$                          TABLE               DELETED
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How to dynamically add field name in where clause of select query in web dynpro?

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Simple finder results in huge slow sql query -- why WHERE clause?

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It's not a bug - it's how JBoss implements it's own
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Dynamic itab with Dynamic Where clause

Hi, Dear All,
Can someone provide a code extract for Dynamic where clause, i had already done with dynamic itab for a given set of fields, and i need to add where clause dynamically for a given field for a given range of values.
select (i_fields) into table <dyn_table>
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In the above except the where clause, everything is done. Please help me.
with best regards
Mahesh

Hi,
here is the code extract for your reference.Pl. correct me.
with regards
REPORT Z_DYN_ITAB                              .
TYPE-POOLS: SLIS.
DATA:NAME(100) TYPE C.
TYPES: BEGIN OF ITAB_TYPE,
        WORD(20),
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DATA: ITAB TYPE STANDARD TABLE OF ITAB_TYPE WITH HEADER LINE.
DATA: vg_fields(255) TYPE c,
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DATA: it_fcat TYPE slis_t_fieldcat_alv,
      is_fcat LIKE LINE OF it_fcat,
      ls_layout TYPE slis_layout_alv.
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field-symbols: <dyn_table> type standard table,
               <dyn_wa>,
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data: dy_table type ref to data.
data: dy_line type ref to data,
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write : text-t02.
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do.
assign component sy-index of structure <dyn_wa> to <dyn_field>.
if sy-subrc <> 0.
exit.
endif.
if sy-index = 1.
write:/ <dyn_field>.
else.
write: <dyn_field>.
endif.
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endloop.
Exception Catching.
CATCH cx_root INTO o_field.
text = o_field->get_text( ).
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EXPORTING
titel = text-t03
txt1 = text
txt2 = text-t04.
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TXT4 = ' '
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Hi gurus,
at the moment I do have a sql statement on a view with an unspecific where clause like
select from <view> where <textfield> like %whatIsearch%
The text field is not in the key fields which are used to create the view. An index on <textfield> does not help, because the where clause starts with a %.
Other databases like Oracle do finish the statement within seconds, maxdb needs minutes.
I there a possibility to speedup the statement in MaxDB? (Besides telling the user to use better qualified statments.)
Why is Oracle that fast?
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Best regards
Christian G

> Other databases like Oracle do finish the statement within seconds, maxdb needs minutes.
> I there a possibility to speedup the statement in MaxDB? (Besides telling the user to use better qualified statments.)
> Why is Oracle that fast?
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In that case Oracle can take advantage from beeing able to brute-force read many blocks at once (aka multiblock read).
When we assume that there is an index on the oracle database available, then Oracle will likely decide to read all blocks of that index into the cache and look for matches then. It's called Fast Full Scan.
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Anyhow, you should be aware that this way of evaluating rows does not scale very well - in fact it get's more expensive with every block the index grows.
MaxDB cannot easily read all blocks in a row, due to the fact that the pages are mixed over all data volumes. This way of storing data eliminates the need for reorganisations and evens out I/O traffic, but it comes for the price of beeing less performant when people use such unefficient predicates.
Because of this and the way who indexes work in MaxDB (primary keys instead of rowids), MaxDB does only consider an index access for like conditions that start with a '%' when the query can be answered by only accessing the index (index only access).
What you may try out to improve the situation is to activate the experimental read-ahead or prefetch feature, which is currently available in MaxDB 7.6. only (not in 7.5 or in 7.7).
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That way the usertask running the query can work on checking the data in the pages, while the server task load the pages into the cache.
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regards,
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Tuning Select Statement . field sequence and where clause

Hi All
Are there any general guidelines how to write select < field sequence >where clause < field sequence ? Is that shuld be in order of the field sequence in tables?
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