Group By with Case Statement

Hi
I have a query that I would like to return a different group by list dependent on a bind variable being passed in ? It seems easy but I cannot figure it out>
Example 1 if the :P380_COURIER_TYPE ='All' I would like the group by to be "group by tour" -- one column
Example 2 if the :P380_COURIER_TYPE <>'All' I would like the group by to be "group by tour,exp_del_channel" --2 columns
select
Tour as "Tour"
,Exp_del_channel as "Courier Type" -- this can be removed from the select statement as it is not required in the report.
,sum(pan_only) as "Pan Only"
from
VW_VOLUME_PREADVICE_REPORT vpa
where (:P380_COURIER_TYPE ='All' or exp_del_channel =:P380_COURIER_TYPE)
group by tour,exp_del_channel

untested
select
Tour as "Tour"
,nvl(case when :P380_COURIER_TYPE<>'ALL' then exp_del_channel end,'ALL') as "Courier Type" -- this can be removed from the select statement as it is not required in the report.
,sum(pan_only) as "Pan Only"
from
VW_VOLUME_PREADVICE_REPORT vpa
where (:P380_COURIER_TYPE ='All' or exp_del_channel =:P380_COURIER_TYPE)
group by tour, case when :P380_COURIER_TYPE<>'ALL' then exp_del_channel end

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Hello All,
I am experiencing a strange issues in 11g while using case statement.
I am not able to reproduce this using sample data. Not sure what is wrong.
I am not narrowing it to say the usage of case statemnt is giving wrong results, but that is my observation when I am doing trail and error testing.
Here are the details.
My Version
SQL> select * from v$version;
BANNER
Oracle Database 11g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.2.0 - 64bit Production
PL/SQL Release 11.2.0.2.0 - Production
CORE 11.2.0.2.0 Production
TNS for Linux: Version 11.2.0.2.0 - Production
NLSRTL Version 11.2.0.2.0 - Production
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FROM (SELECT DISTINCT mf.schedule,
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 WHERE mf.schedule = 'SAPG1'
 AND mf.cptcode = vld.cptcode
 AND NVL (mf.modifier, 'NULL') = NVL (vld.modifier, 'NULL')) inline_fee,
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 FROM mpi_udffee.udffeeancfeedata arc
 WHERE monthofextract = '201202'
 AND arc.schedule = 'SAPG1'
 AND TRUNC (SYSDATE - 10) BETWEEN arc.recordeffectivedate AND arc.recordterminationdate) inline_data
WHERE inline_fee.schedule = inline_data.col1(+)
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SAPG1 49590 00 667.32 00
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SAPG1 50205 00 883.56 00
SAPG1 50220 00 1315.15 00
SAPG1 50230 00 1638.74 00
SAPG1 50234 00 1666.16 00
SAPG1 50250 00 1566.14 00
SAPG1 50327 00 262.04 00
SAPG1 50541 00 1183.31 00
SAPG1 50620 00 1156.88 00
SAPG1 50650 00 1321.96 00
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2 FROM mpi_udffee.udffeeancfeedata arc
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 FROM mpi_udffee.udffeeancfeedata arc
 WHERE monthofextract = '201202'
 AND arc.schedule = 'SAPG1'
 AND TRUNC (SYSDATE - 10) BETWEEN arc.recordeffectivedate AND arc.recordterminationdate) inline_data
WHERE inline_fee.schedule = inline_data.col1(+)
 AND inline_fee.cptcode = inline_data.col2(+)
 AND inline_fee.modifier2 = inline_data.col3(+);
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SAPG1 46735 00
SAPG1 46748 00
SAPG1 46760 00
SAPG1 46942 00
SAPG1 46945 00
SAPG1 47015 00
SAPG1 47125 00
SAPG1 47350 00
SAPG1 47505 00
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Thanks,
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Hi Tubby,
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 WHEN ("MF"."FEETYPE" = :B3
 AND "MF"."MULTIPLIER" IS NOT NULL) THEN
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I friends,
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874167 wrote:
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Good Morning,
I created table:
CREATE TABLE DWG_LOG
( DL_ID_PK NUMBER NOT NULL ENABLE,
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ERROR at line 10:
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ORA-06550: line 7, column 4:
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<an identifier> <a double-quoted delimite
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PLS-00103: Encountered the symbol "CASE" when expecting one of the following:
if
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HUMBLY SUBMITTED
Markus

I APOLOGIZE
Good Morning, I created table:
CREATE TABLE DWG_LOG (
DL_ID_PK NUMBER NOT NULL ENABLE,
DL_DRWNG_ID_FK"NUMBER,
DL_REQUESTOR VARCHAR2(400 BYTE),
DL_PHONE VARCHAR2(40 BYTE),
DL_DATE_COPIED DATE,
DL_APPROVER VARCHAR2(400 BYTE),
DL_NOTES VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
DL_REQ_EMAIL VARCHAR2(60 BYTE),
DL_DATE_DUE DATE,
DL_PAST_DUE VARCHAR2(400 BYTE))
[pre/]
The goal is to populate the DL_PAST_DUE field with a 1 if the date is greater than 90 days else leave NULL. With the help of other more senior developers from OTN I have narrowed my logic to using a CASE Statement instead of a FUNCTION. Below is the projected CASE statement that I am trying to use:
DECLARE
v_copied_date DWG_LOG.DL_DATE_COPIED%TYPE;
v_curr_date SYSDATE;
BEGIN
SELECT DL_DATE_COPIED INTO v_copied_date
FROM DWG_LOG;
CASE
WHEN (v_curr_date - v_copied_date) > 90 THEN
INSERT INTO DWG_LOG (DL_PAST_DUE) VALUES ('1');
ELSE
INSERT INTO DWG_LOG (DL_PAST_DUE) VALUES ('0');
END CASE;
END;
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How about this statement?
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99.8
101.1
99.4
97.7
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99.8
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99.4
97.7
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Dear betham,
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The following code is thorwing an error like
=====CODE==========
BEGIN
UPDATE emp SET SAL = CASE
WHEN ENAME = 'SCOTT' THEN SAL = 300
ELSE NULL;
END CASE;
END;
=====ERROR=======
ORA-06550: line 3, column 32:
PL/SQL: ORA-00905: missing keyword
ORA-06550: line 2, column 2:
PL/SQL: SQL Statement ignored
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WHEN ENAME='JONES' THEN '4';
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WHEN ENAME='CLARK' THEN '6'
WHEN ENAME='TURNER' THEN '7'
WHEN ENAME='MILLER' THEN '8'
WHEN ENAME='MARTIN' THEN '9'
WHEN ENAME='WARD' THEN '10'
WHEN ENAME='ADAMS' THEN '11'
WHEN ENAME='JAMES' THEN '12'
WHEN ENAME='SMITH' THEN '13'
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===========ERROR==========
ORA-06550: line 3, column 29:
PL/SQL: ORA-00905: missing keyword
ORA-06550: line 2, column 2:
PL/SQL: SQL Statement ignored
ORA-06550: line 4, column 2:
PLS-00103: Encountered the symbol "WHEN" when expecting one of the following:
( begin case declare end exception exit for goto if loop mod
null pragma raise return select update while with
1. BEGIN
2. UPDATE emp SET SAL = CASE
3. WHEN ENAME='JONES' THEN '4';
4. WHEN ENAME='BLAKE' THEN '5'
5. WHEN ENAME='CLARK' THEN '6'
Regards
Balaji
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from JPM_CP;
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Is it not possible to use clob columns with case or decode !

Its working but it does not fulfill my purpose
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I am looking for exact match with CLOB column values, that is Clob column(PROPERTY) contains the exact value that value which I am comparing with i.e 'Intradesk=Y'
I need this
select * from table where clob_column = 'value' (exact).
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This is the code:
BEGIN
SELECT ATS_CLS_NAME, ATS_CEL_NAME, ATS_END_DATE,
CASE
WHEN
ATS_CLS_NAME <> :P6_ATS_CLS_NAME
AND ATS_CLS_NAME <> :P6_ATS_CEL_NAME
AND ATS_END_DATE is Null
THEN
UPDATE ATS_ALLOCATION
SET
ATS_ALLOCATION_ID = :P6_ATS_ALLOCATION_ID,
ATS_START_DATE = :P6_ATS_START_DATE,
ATS_END_DATE = SYSDATE,
ATS_CLS_NAME = :P6_ATS_CLS_NAME,
ATS_CEL_NAME = :P6_ATS_CEL_NAME,
ATS_EMP_ID = :P6_EMP_EMP_ID
ELSE
UPDATE ATS_ALLOCATION
SET
ATS_ATS_ALLOCATION = :P6_ATS_ALLOCATION,
ATS_START_DATE = :P6_ATS_START_DATE,
ATS_END_DATE = :P6_ATS_END_DATE,
ATS_CLS_NAME = :P6_ATS_CLS_NAME,
ATS_CEL_NAME = :P6_ATS_CEL_NAME,
ATS_EMP_ID = :P6_EMP_EMP_ID
FROM ATS_ALLOCATION
END CASE;
END;
And I get this error:
1 error has occurred
ORA-06550: line 12, column 7: PL/SQL: ORA-00936: missing expression ORA-06550: line 5, column 1: PL/SQL: SQL Statement ignored

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UPDATE ATS_ALLOCATION
SET
ATS_ATS_ALLOCATION = :P6_ATS_ALLOCATION,
ATS_START_DATE = :P6_ATS_START_DATE,
ATS_END_DATE = CASE
 WHEN ATS_CLS_NAME <> :P6_ATS_CLS_NAME
 AND ATS_CLS_NAME <> :P6_ATS_CEL_NAME
 AND ATS_END_DATE is Null
 THEN SYSDATE
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END,
ATS_CLS_NAME = :P6_ATS_CLS_NAME,
ATS_CEL_NAME = :P6_ATS_CEL_NAME,
ATS_EMP_ID = :P6_EMP_EMP_ID
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Hello,
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I want to update quantity or amount fields according to stockholdtype fields value. If stockholdtype is 1 , I will update quantity field,
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upadte table_name
set Quantity = decode(stockholdtype,1,+new_value+,quantity),
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where stockholdtype in (1,2)

Help with case statement

Can any one whats wrong in below sql....Error is missing expression ...?
SELECT CASE WHEN A.STG_RECEIVER_MODEL_COUNT = 0 THEN 'STAGING RECEIVER MODEL CAPABILITY CONSISTS OF 0 RECORDS'
WHEN A.STG_RECEIVER_MODEL_CAP > 0 THEN
CASE WHEN ( B.ERROR_COUNT_FOR_4 = 90 * ( A.STG_RECEIEVER_MODEL_CAP_COUNT / 100) ) THEN 'MORE WARNING ERRORS FOR STG_PACKAGE'
ELSE 'WARNING ERRORS ARE LESS THAN 90 PERCENT'
END CASE
END AS WARNING_COUNT
FROM
SELECT COUNT(*) AS STG_RECEIVER_MODEL_COUNT FROM STG_RECEIVER_MODEL_CAPABILITY
) A,
SELECT count(*)AS ERROR_COUNT_FOR_4 FROM STG_ERROR_DETAIL
WHERE ERROR_CAT_ID = 4
AND MAP_NAME = 'STG_RECEIVER_MODEL_CAPABILITY'
AND CREATE_DT = (SELECT CREATE_DATE FROM QA_CREATE_DATE)
) B
;

If you rewrite properly yourquery, it could be easier to find out the error : 
SELECT CASE WHEN A.STG_RECEIVER_MODEL_COUNT = 0
 THEN 'STAGING RECEIVER MODEL CAPABILITY CONSISTS OF 0 RECORDS'
 WHEN A.STG_RECEIVER_MODEL_CAP > 0
 THEN CASE WHEN ( B.ERROR_COUNT_FOR_4 = 90 * ( A.STG_RECEIEVER_MODEL_CAP_COUNT / 100) )
 THEN 'MORE WARNING ERRORS FOR STG_PACKAGE'
 ELSE 'WARNING ERRORS ARE LESS THAN 90 PERCENT'
 END <s>CASE</s>
 END AS WARNING_COUNT
FROM (SELECT COUNT(*) AS STG_RECEIVER_MODEL_COUNT FROM STG_RECEIVER_MODEL_CAPABILITY) A,
 (SELECT count(*)AS ERROR_COUNT_FOR_4
 FROM STG_ERROR_DETAIL
 WHERE ERROR_CAT_ID = 4
 AND MAP_NAME = 'STG_RECEIVER_MODEL_CAPABILITY'
 AND CREATE_DT = (SELECT CREATE_DATE FROM QA_CREATE_DATE)) B 
 
Nicolas.

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