I want SQL query to check if any of our important concurrent programs

I want a sql query to check if any of our important concurrent programs are currently scheduled or not

SinghP wrote:
I want a sql query to check if any of our important concurrent programs are currently scheduled or notThat's nice,
What scheduling tool are you using? are you referring to dbms_job?
what version of Oracle are you using? are you using some custom job management system that involves writing to user created tables in your database?

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SQL Query (PL/SQL Function Body returning SQL query) doesn't return any row

I have a region with the following type:
SQL Query (PL/SQL Function Body returning SQL query).
In a search screen the users can enter different numbers, separated by an ENTER.
I want to check these numbers by replacing the ENTER, which is CHR(13) || CHR(10) I believe, with commas. And then I can use it like this: POD IN (<<text>>).
It's something like this:
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from dual;
==> This returns '541449200000171813','541449206006341366'
select * from asx_worklistitem
where pod in ('541449200000171813','541449206006341366');
==> and when I copy/paste this in the above query, it does return my rows.
So why does my first query doesn't work?
Doe anyone have any idea?
Kind regards,
Geert
Message was edited by:
Zorry

Thanks for the help.
I made it work, but via the following code:
If (:P30_POD Is Not Null) Then
v_pods := REPLACE(:P30_POD, CHR(13) || CHR(10));
v_where := v_where || v_condition || 'POD IN (';
v_counter := 1;
WHILE (v_counter < LENGTH(v_pods)) LOOP
v_pod := SUBSTR(v_pods, v_counter, 18);
IF (v_counter <> 1) THEN
v_where := v_where || ',';
END IF;
v_where := v_where || '''' || v_pod || '''';
v_counter := v_counter + 18;
END LOOP;
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v_condition := ' AND ';
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For a region you can build an SQL query via PL/SQL, but for a process you only have a PL/SQL block. Is the only way to update all these records by making a loop and make an update for every POD that is specified.
Because I think this will have a lot of overhead.
I would like to make something like a multi row update in an updateable report, but I want to specify the status from somewhere else. Is this possible?

SQL Query to check window firewalls ports

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I want SQL query

don't use break i want singal query.
**This EMP table.**
EMPNO     ENAME     JOB     MGR     HIREDATE     SAL     COMM     DEPTNO
7,369     SMITH     CLERK     7,902     12/17/0080     800.00     NULL     20
7,499     ALLEN     SALESMAN     7,698     2/20/0081     1,600.00     300.00     30
7,521     WARD     SALESMAN     7,698     2/22/0081     1,250.00     500.00     30
7,566     JONES     MANAGER     7,839     4/2/0081     2,975.00     NULL     20
7,654     MARTIN     SALESMAN     7,698     9/28/0081     1,250.00     1,400.00     30
7,698     BLAKE     MANAGER     7,839     5/1/0081     2,850.00     NULL     30
7,782     CLARK     MANAGER     7,839     6/9/0081     2,450.00     NULL     10
7,788     SCOTT     ANALYST     7,566     4/19/0087     3,000.00     NULL     20
7,839     KING     PRESIDENT     NULL     11/17/0081     5,000.00     NULL     10
7,844     TURNER     SALESMAN     7,698     9/8/0081     1,500.00     NULL     30
7,876     ADAMS     CLERK     7,788     5/23/0087     1,100.00     NULL     20
7,900     JAMES     CLERK     7,698     12/3/0081     950.00     NULL     30
7,902     FORD     ANALYST     7,566     12/3/0081     3,000.00     NULL     20
7,934     MILLER     CLERK     7,782     1/23/0082     1,300.00     NULL     10
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DEPARTMENT     EMPNO     ENAME     no of emplyee
10     7839     KING     3
     7782     CLARK
     7934     MILLER
20     7369     SMITH     5
     7902     FORD
     7876     ADAMS
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     7566     JONES
30     7499     ALLEN     6
     7521     WARD
     7654     MARTIN
     7900     JAMES
     7844     TURNER
     7698     BLAKE
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Hi,
SQL> break on count
SQL> select deptno,empno,ename,count(*) over(partition by deptno) count from emp;
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        10       7782 CLARK               3
        10       7839 KING
        10       7934 MILLER
        20       7566 JONES               5
        20       7902 FORD
        20       7876 ADAMS
        20       7369 SMITH
        20       7788 SCOTT
        30       7521 WARD                6
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        30       7499 ALLEN
        30       7900 JAMES
        30       7698 BLAKE
        30       7654 MARTIN
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4 2 D
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8      select 7, NULL, 'F' from dual union all
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10    )
11 --
12 select id, ACCOUTID AID, Tax
13 from
14 (
15    select t.*
16          ,count(1)       over (partition by t.ACCOUTID) cn
17          ,row_number()   over (partition by t.ACCOUTID order by id desc) rn
18    from t
19 )
20 where cn > 1
21 and (rn = 1 or ACCOUTID is null)
22 /
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Wrote file afiedt.buf
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2    (
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4      select 2, 1, 'B' from dual union all
5      select 3, 2, 'C' from dual union all
6      select 4, 2, 'D' from dual union all
7      select 5, 3, 'E' from dual union all
8      select 7, NULL, 'F' from dual union all
9      select 8, NULL, 'G' from dual
10    )
11 --
12 select id, ACCOUTID AID, Tax
13 from
14 (
15    select t.*
16          ,count(1)       over (partition by t.ACCOUTID) cn
17          ,row_number()   over (partition by t.ACCOUTID order by id desc) rn
18    from t
19 )
20 where cn > 1
21* and rn = 1
SQL> /
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         4          2 D
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Hi,
I am really new to this performance tuning and optimization techniques. Explain plan also, I only have theoretical knowledge, no clues on how to find out the real issue which is making the query slow..So if anyone can give me a good direction on where to start even, it will be great..
Now, my issue is, I have a query which runs really really slow. If I run this query for a small subset of data, it runs fast(Its flying, actually..) but if I give the same query for everything(Full required data), its running for ages..(Actually it is running for 2 days now and still running.)
I am pasting my query here, the output shows that the query stucks after "Table created"
SQL> @routinginfo
Table dropped.
Table created.
Please please help!
I also ran explain plan for this query and there are a number of rows in the plan_table now..
SORRY!IS there a way to insert a file here, as I want to attach my explain plan also?
My query -Routinginfo.sql
set trimspool on
set heading on
set verify on
set serveroutput on
drop table routinginfo;
CREATE TABLE routinginfo
( POST_TOWN_NAME        VARCHAR2(22 BYTE),
DELIVERY_OFFICE_NAME VARCHAR2(40 BYTE),
ROUTE_ID              NUMBER(10),
ROUTE_NAME            VARCHAR2(40 BYTE),
BUILDING_ID           NUMBER(10),
SUB_BUILDING_ID       NUMBER(10),
SEQUENCE_NO           NUMBER(4),
PERSONAL_NAME         VARCHAR2(60 BYTE),
ADDRESS               VARCHAR2(1004 BYTE),
BUILDING_USE          VARCHAR2(1 BYTE),
COMMENTS              VARCHAR2(200 BYTE),
EAST                  NUMBER(17,5),
NORTH                 NUMBER(17,5)
insert into routinginfo
(post_town_name,delivery_office_name,route_id,route_name,
building_id,sub_building_id,sequence_no,personal_name,
address,building_use,comments,east,north)
select
   p.name,
   d.name,
b.route_id,
r.name,
b.building_id,
s.sub_build_id,
b.sequence_no,
b.personal_name,
ad.addr_line_1||' '||ad.addr_line_2||' '||ad.addr_line_3||' '||ad.addr_line_4||' '||ad.addr_line_5,
b.building_use,
rtrim(replace(b.comments,chr(10),'')),
b.east,
b.north
from t_buildings b,
     (select * from t_sub_buildings where nvl(invalid,'N') = 'N') s,
     t_routes r,
     t_delivery_offices d,
     t_post_towns p,
     t_address_model ad
where b.building_id = s.building_id(+)
and   s.building_id is null
and   r.route_id=b.route_id
and   (nvl(b.residential_delivery_points,0) > 0 OR nvl(b.commercial_delivery_points,0) > 0)
and   r.delivery_office_id=d.delivery_office_id
--and   r.delivery_office_id=303
and   D.POST_TOWN_ID=P.post_town_id
and   ad.building_id=b.building_id
and   ad.sub_building_id is null
and   nvl(b.invalid, 'N') = 'N'
and   nvl(b.derelict, 'N') = 'N'
union
select
p.name,
d.name ,
b.route_id ,
r.name ,
b.building_id ,
s.sub_build_id ,
NVL(s.sequence_no,b.sequence_no),
b.personal_name ,
ad.addr_line_1||' '||ad.addr_line_2||' '||ad.addr_line_3||' '||ad.addr_line_4||' '||ad.addr_line_5,
b.building_use,
rtrim(replace(b.comments,chr(10),'')),
b.east,
b.north
from t_buildings b,
     (select * from t_sub_buildings where nvl(invalid,'N') = 'N') s,
     t_routes r,
     t_delivery_offices d,
     t_post_towns p,
     t_address_model ad
where s.building_id = b.building_id
and   r.route_id = s.route_id
and   (nvl(b.residential_delivery_points,0) > 0 OR nvl(b.commercial_delivery_points,0) > 0)
and   r.delivery_office_id=d.delivery_office_id
--and   r.delivery_office_id=303
and   D.POST_TOWN_ID=P.post_town_id
and   ad.building_id=b.building_id
and   ad.sub_building_id = s.sub_build_id
and   nvl(b.invalid, 'N') = 'N'
and   nvl(b.derelict, 'N') = 'N'
union
select
p.name,
d.name,
b.route_id ,
r.name ,
b.building_id,
s.sub_build_id ,
NVL(s.sequence_no,b.sequence_no) ,
b.personal_name ,
ad.addr_line_1||' '||ad.addr_line_2||' '||ad.addr_line_3||' '||ad.addr_line_4||' '||ad.addr_line_5 ,
b.building_use,
rtrim(replace(b.comments,chr(10),'')),
b.east,
b.north
from t_buildings b,
     (select * from t_sub_buildings where nvl(invalid,'N') = 'N') s,
     t_routes r,
     t_delivery_offices d,
     t_post_towns p,
     t_localities l,
     t_localities lo,
     t_localities loc,
     t_tlands tl,
     t_address_model ad
where s.building_id = b.building_id
and   s.route_id is null
and   r.route_id = b.route_id
and   (nvl(b.residential_delivery_points,0) > 0 OR nvl(b.commercial_delivery_points,0) > 0)
and   r.delivery_office_id=d.delivery_office_id
--and   r.delivery_office_id=303
and   D.POST_TOWN_ID=P.post_town_id
and   ad.building_id=b.building_id
and   ad.sub_building_id = s.sub_build_id
and   nvl(b.invalid, 'N') = 'N'
and   nvl(b.derelict, 'N') = 'N';
commit; Edited by: Krithi on 16-Jun-2009 01:48
Edited by: Krithi on 16-Jun-2009 01:51
Edited by: Krithi on 16-Jun-2009 02:44

This link is helpful alright..but as a beginner, it is taking me too long to understand..But I am going to learn the techniques for sure..
Fo the time being,I am pasting my explain plan for the above query here, so that I hope any expert can really help me on this one..
STATEMENT_ID     TIMESTAMP     REMARKS     OPERATION     OPTIONS     OBJECT_NODE     OBJECT_OWNER     OBJECT_NAME     OBJECT_INSTANCE     OBJECT_TYPE     OPTIMIZER     SEARCH_COLUMNS     ID     PARENT_ID     POSITION     COST     CARDINALITY     BYTES
     06/16/2009 09:33:01          SELECT STATEMENT                                   CHOOSE          0          829,387,159,200     829,387,159,200     3,720,524,291,654,720     703,179,091,122,042,000
     06/16/2009 09:33:01          SORT     UNIQUE                                        1     0     1     829,387,159,200     3,720,524,291,654,720     703,179,091,122,042,000
     06/16/2009 09:33:01          UNION-ALL                                             2     1     1
     06/16/2009 09:33:01          HASH JOIN                                             3     2     1     11,209     87,591     15,853,971
     06/16/2009 09:33:01          FILTER                                             4     3     1
     06/16/2009 09:33:01          HASH JOIN     OUTER                                        5     4     1
     06/16/2009 09:33:01          HASH JOIN                                             6     5     1     5,299     59,325     6,585,075
     06/16/2009 09:33:01          VIEW               GEO2     index$_join$_006     6                    7     6     1     4     128     1,792
     06/16/2009 09:33:01          HASH JOIN                                             8     7     1     5,299     59,325     6,585,075
     06/16/2009 09:33:01          INDEX     FAST FULL SCAN          GEO2     POST_TOWN_NAME_I          NON-UNIQUE     ANALYZED          9     8     1     1     128     1,792
     06/16/2009 09:33:01          INDEX     FAST FULL SCAN          GEO2     POST_TOWN_PK          UNIQUE     ANALYZED          10     8     2     1     128     1,792
     06/16/2009 09:33:01          HASH JOIN                                             11     6     2     5,294     59,325     5,754,525
     06/16/2009 09:33:01          TABLE ACCESS     FULL          GEO2     T_DELIVERY_OFFICES     5          ANALYZED          12     11     1     7     586     10,548
     06/16/2009 09:33:01          HASH JOIN                                             13     11     2     5,284     59,325     4,686,675
     06/16/2009 09:33:01          TABLE ACCESS     FULL          GEO2     T_ROUTES     4          ANALYZED          14     13     1     7     4,247     118,916
     06/16/2009 09:33:01          TABLE ACCESS     FULL          GEO2     T_BUILDINGS     1          ANALYZED          15     13     2     5,265     59,408     3,029,808
     06/16/2009 09:33:01          TABLE ACCESS     FULL          GEO2     T_SUB_BUILDINGS     3          ANALYZED          16     5     2     851     278,442     3,898,188
     06/16/2009 09:33:01          TABLE ACCESS     FULL          GEO2     T_ADDRESS_MODEL     7          ANALYZED          17     3     2     3,034     1,582,421     88,615,576
     06/16/2009 09:33:01          NESTED LOOPS                                             18     2     2     10,217     1     189
     06/16/2009 09:33:01          NESTED LOOPS                                             19     18     1     10,216     1     175
     06/16/2009 09:33:01          HASH JOIN                                             20     19     1     10,215     1     157
     06/16/2009 09:33:01          HASH JOIN                                             21     20     1     6,467     80,873     8,168,173
     06/16/2009 09:33:01          TABLE ACCESS     FULL          GEO2     T_ROUTES     11          ANALYZED          22     21     1     7     4,247     118,916
     06/16/2009 09:33:01          HASH JOIN                                             23     21     2     6,440     80,924     5,907,452
     06/16/2009 09:33:01          TABLE ACCESS     FULL          GEO2     T_BUILDINGS     8          ANALYZED          24     23     1     5,265     59,408     3,029,808
     06/16/2009 09:33:01          TABLE ACCESS     FULL          GEO2     T_SUB_BUILDINGS     10          ANALYZED          25     23     2     851     278,442     6,125,724
     06/16/2009 09:33:01          TABLE ACCESS     FULL          GEO2     T_ADDRESS_MODEL     14          ANALYZED          26     20     2     3,034     556,000     31,136,000
     06/16/2009 09:33:01          TABLE ACCESS     BY INDEX ROWID          GEO2     T_DELIVERY_OFFICES     12          ANALYZED          27     19     2     1     1     18
     06/16/2009 09:33:01          INDEX     UNIQUE SCAN          GEO2     DELIVERY_OFFICE_PK          UNIQUE     ANALYZED     1     28     27     1          1
     06/16/2009 09:33:01          TABLE ACCESS     BY INDEX ROWID          GEO2     T_POST_TOWNS     13          ANALYZED          29     18     2     1     1     14
     06/16/2009 09:33:01          INDEX     UNIQUE SCAN          GEO2     POST_TOWN_PK          UNIQUE     ANALYZED     1     30     29     1          1
     06/16/2009 09:33:01          MERGE JOIN     CARTESIAN                                        31     2     3     806,976,583,802     3,720,524,291,567,130     703,179,091,106,188,000
     06/16/2009 09:33:01          MERGE JOIN     CARTESIAN                                        32     31     1     16,902,296     73,359,971,046     13,865,034,527,694
     06/16/2009 09:33:01          MERGE JOIN     CARTESIAN                                        33     32     1     1,860     1,207,174     228,155,886
     06/16/2009 09:33:01          MERGE JOIN     CARTESIAN                                        34     33     1     1,580     20     3,780
     06/16/2009 09:33:01          NESTED LOOPS                                             35     34     1     1,566     1     189
     06/16/2009 09:33:01          NESTED LOOPS                                             36     35     1     1,565     1     175
     06/16/2009 09:33:01          NESTED LOOPS                                             37     36     1     1,564     1     157
     06/16/2009 09:33:01          NESTED LOOPS                                             38     37     1     1,563     1     129
     06/16/2009 09:33:01          NESTED LOOPS                                             39     38     1     1,207     178     12,994
     06/16/2009 09:33:01          TABLE ACCESS     FULL          GEO2     T_SUB_BUILDINGS     17          ANALYZED          40     39     1     851     178     3,916
     06/16/2009 09:33:01          TABLE ACCESS     BY INDEX ROWID          GEO2     T_BUILDINGS     15          ANALYZED          41     39     2     2     1     51
     06/16/2009 09:33:01          INDEX     UNIQUE SCAN          GEO2     BUILDING_PK          UNIQUE     ANALYZED     1     42     41     1     1     31
     06/16/2009 09:33:01          TABLE ACCESS     BY INDEX ROWID          GEO2     T_ADDRESS_MODEL     25          ANALYZED          43     38     2     2     1     56
     06/16/2009 09:33:01          INDEX     UNIQUE SCAN          GEO2     MODEL_MODEL2_UK          UNIQUE     ANALYZED     2     44     43     1     1     1
     06/16/2009 09:33:01          TABLE ACCESS     BY INDEX ROWID          GEO2     T_ROUTES     18          ANALYZED          45     37     2     1     1     28
     06/16/2009 09:33:01          INDEX     UNIQUE SCAN          GEO2     ROUTE_PK          UNIQUE     ANALYZED     1     46     45     1          1
     06/16/2009 09:33:01          TABLE ACCESS     BY INDEX ROWID          GEO2     T_DELIVERY_OFFICES     19          ANALYZED          47     36     2     1     1     18
     06/16/2009 09:33:01          INDEX     UNIQUE SCAN          GEO2     DELIVERY_OFFICE_PK          UNIQUE     ANALYZED     1     48     47     1          1
     06/16/2009 09:33:01          TABLE ACCESS     BY INDEX ROWID          GEO2     T_POST_TOWNS     20          ANALYZED          49     35     2     1     1     14
     06/16/2009 09:33:01          INDEX     UNIQUE SCAN          GEO2     POST_TOWN_PK          UNIQUE     ANALYZED     1     50     49     1          1
     06/16/2009 09:33:01          BUFFER     SORT                                        51     34     2     1,579     60,770
     06/16/2009 09:33:01          INDEX     FAST FULL SCAN          GEO2     LOCAL_COUNTY_FK_I          NON-UNIQUE     ANALYZED          52     51     1     14     60,770
     06/16/2009 09:33:01          BUFFER     SORT                                        53     33     2     1,846     60,770
     06/16/2009 09:33:01          INDEX     FAST FULL SCAN          GEO2     LOCAL_COUNTY_FK_I          NON-UNIQUE     ANALYZED          54     53     1     14     60,770
     06/16/2009 09:33:01          BUFFER     SORT                                        55     32     2     16,902,282     60,770
     06/16/2009 09:33:01          INDEX     FAST FULL SCAN          GEO2     LOCAL_COUNTY_FK_I          NON-UNIQUE     ANALYZED          56     55     1     14     60,770
     06/16/2009 09:33:01          BUFFER     SORT                                        57     31     2     806,976,583,788     50,716
     06/16/2009 09:33:01          INDEX     FAST FULL SCAN          GEO2     TLAND_COUNTY_FK_I          NON-UNIQUE     ANALYZED          58     57     1     11     50,716      -------------------------------------------------------------
Edited by: Krithi on 16-Jun-2009 02:47

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I want to turn autoextend off on almost all my datafiles(obviously not on system). Using the Java Enterprise Manager you can visually see which datafiles have autoextend on. I'd prefer to find out using sqlplus which files have autoextend on so I can script turning it off. I don't see it in the v$tablespace or v$datafile views.. Where can i find this??
Paul

Hi,
1* select substr(file_name,1,50), AUTOEXTENSIBLE from dba_data_files
SQL> /
SUBSTR(FILE_NAME,1,50)                             AUT
/data/ora/H89UCBAC/u05/system/system01.dbf         YES
/data/ora/H89UCBAC/u05/rbs/psundots01.dbf          YES
/data/ora/H89UCBAC/u01/psdefault/psdefault.dbf     NO
/data/ora/H89UCBAC/u01/aaapp/aaapp.dbf             NO
/data/ora/H89UCBAC/u01/aalarge/aalarge.dbf         NO
/data/ora/H89UCBAC/u01/adapp/adapp.dbf             NO
/data/ora/H89UCBAC/u01/amapp/amapp.dbf             NO
/data/ora/H89UCBAC/u01/avapp/avapp.dbf             NO
/data/ora/H89UCBAC/u01/bdapp/bdapp.dbf             NO
/data/ora/H89UCBAC/u01/bnapp/bnapp.dbf             NO
/data/ora/H89UCBAC/u01/bnlarge/bnlarge.dbf         NO
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SQL QUERY TO CHECK FIREWALL PORTS

Hi All,
These is Nani..I am looking for a sql script to show inbound sql ports opened under windows firewall.
Thank You in Advance for your help.
Thanks,
Nani.
NB

Hi Nani55,
Please refer to the following query:
select distinct local_net_address, local_tcp_port from sys.dm_exec_connections
where local_net_address is not null
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sys.dm_exec_connections (Transact-SQL):
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms181509.aspx
Elvis Long
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SQL query to check continious records

With T1 As ( SELECT ‘E1’ as E ,1100 as T , 15.0787 as SM1 , 16.1345 as EM1 from dual union all
SELECT ‘E1’ ,1100 , 16.084 , 18.045 from dual union all
SELECT ‘E2’ ,1100 , 15.0787 , 16.1345 from dual union all
SELECT ‘E2’ ,1100 , 15.0327 , 18.045 from dual union all
SELECT ‘E3’ ,1100 , 15.0197 , 16.1445 from dual union all
SELECT ‘E3’ ,1100 , 16.1445 , 18.045 from dual union all
SELECT ‘E4’ ,1100 , 13.0787 , 14.0743 from dual union all
SELECT ‘E4’ ,1100 , 14.0743 , 34.0843 from dual union all
SELECT ‘E4’ ,1100 , 34.0843 , 54.0743 from
SELECT ‘E4’ ,1110 , 13.0787 , 14.0743 from dual union all
SELECT ‘E4’ ,1110 , 14.0743 , 34.0843 from dual union all
SELECT ‘E4’ ,1110 , 34.0843 , 54.0743 from union all
SELECT ‘E1’ ,1100 , 19.084 , 20.045 from )
Main Output should be come as
E1      1100     15.0787 18.045
E2 1100 15.0787 16.1345
E2 1100 15.0327 18.045
E3 1100 15.0197 18.045
E4 1100 13.0787 54.0743
E4 1110 13.0787 54.0743
E1 1100 19.084 20.045
could you help me with an sql to get the first output ?
Logic to derive the above output:
For a particular set of E and T as long as the EM1 of previous record <=SM1 of next record and SM1 of previous record < = SM2 of next record then consider it as a continious record. So record will become for this set
‘E1’ 1100 15.0787 16.1345
‘E1’ ,1100 , 16.084 , 18.045
temporary Output wll be : E1 1100 15.0787 18.045

Hi,
user5698021 wrote:
With T1 As ( SELECT ‘E1’ as E ,1100 as T , 15.0787 as SM1 , 16.1345 as EM1 from dual union all
SELECT ‘E1’ ,1100 , 16.084 , 18.045 from dual union all
SELECT ‘E2’ ,1100 , 15.0787 , 16.1345 from dual union all
SELECT ‘E2’ ,1100 , 15.0327 , 18.045 from dual union all
SELECT ‘E3’ ,1100 , 15.0197 , 16.1445 from dual union all
SELECT ‘E3’ ,1100 , 16.1445 , 18.045 from dual union all
SELECT ‘E4’ ,1100 , 13.0787 , 14.0743 from dual union all
SELECT ‘E4’ ,1100 , 14.0743 , 34.0843 from dual union all
SELECT ‘E4’ ,1100 , 34.0843 , 54.0743 from
SELECT ‘E4’ ,1110 , 13.0787 , 14.0743 from dual union all
SELECT ‘E4’ ,1110 , 14.0743 , 34.0843 from dual union all
SELECT ‘E4’ ,1110 , 34.0843 , 54.0743 from union all
SELECT ‘E1’ ,1100 , 19.084 , 20.045 from )Thanks for posting this. Please test (and, if necessary, correct) your code before you post it. The code above has syntax errors.
Use only straight single-quotes (CHR (39)) around string literals. That is, don't say:
SELECT ‘E1’ , ...instead, say:
SELECT 'E1' , ...
Main Output should be come as
E1      1100     15.0787 18.045
E2 1100 15.0787 16.1345
E2 1100 15.0327 18.045
E3 1100 15.0197 18.045
E4 1100 13.0787 54.0743
E4 1110 13.0787 54.0743
E1 1100 19.084 20.045
could you help me with an sql to get the first output ?
Logic to derive the above output:
For a particular set of E and T as long as the EM1 of previous record <=SM1 of next record and SM1 of previous record < = SM2 of next record What is sm2?
then consider it as a continious record. So record will become for this setWhat does "previous" mean in this case? If you look at 2 rows, how can you tell which comes first? Remember, there is no built-in order to rows in a relational database. Are there other significant columns in the table that you haven't shown?
‘E1’ 1100 15.0787 16.1345
‘E1’ ,1100 , 16.084 , 18.045
temporary Output wll be : E1 1100 15.0787 18.045You can use LEAD or LAG to see when a new group starts, creating a new column with 0 or 1. Use the analytic SUM function on that column to see how many groups have already begun, and then GROUP BY that number; something like this:
WITH     got_grp_start     AS
     SELECT     e, t, sm1, em1
     ,     order_col
     ,     CASE
              WHEN e = LAG (e)           OVER (ORDER BY order_col)
              AND       t = LAG (t)       OVER (ORDER BY order_col)
              AND   sm1 BETWEEN LAG (sm1) OVER (ORDER BY order_col)
                          AND     LAG (em1) OVER (ORDER BY order_col)
              THEN 0
              ELSE 1
          END     AS grp_start
     FROM    t1
,     got_grp          AS
     SELECT     e, t, sm1, em1
     ,     SUM (grp_start) OVER (ORDER BY order_col)     AS grp
     FROM     got_grp_start
SELECT       e
,       t
,       MIN (sm1)     AS start_sm1
,       MAX (em1)     AS end_em1
FROM       got_grp
GROUP BY grp, e, t
ORDER BY grp
;I couldn't test this, of course.
I assume there's another column, order_col, in the table, that determines what "previous" means.
Edited by: Frank Kulash on Dec 7, 2012 6:15 AM

SQL query, function or SP for converting varbinary to image(.jpg format).

Dear Sir/Mam
I want SQL query, function or SP which converts binary data to image (.jpg format).
I m able to convert image (.jpg format) to varbinary. But not able to convert vice versa.
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I have a huge store of information in Access. But now I'm required to use SQL Server.
Is there any way of importing the information from Access to SQL Server by Java programming?
Or is there a manual way of doing that?
Thank you in advance.

I need to use Java because this is for a client. I
can't expect the client to follow those steps. As a
result, I want to create something simple for the
client to convert from Access to SQL Server.
Any other way of doing that?
That argument does not make sense.
There is no way that a 'client' is going to be able to manage MS SQL Server without understanding how it works. MS SQL Server is a complex database and requires at least some dedicated support, even if it is only part time.
For example consider the following:
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Query to check cross segment postings

Hi,
I have a database with a segmented chart of accounts. It has only 1 segment for the company. The client would like to have the ability to post across segments however I need to ensure that the journal is always balanced overall, but aswell as with a specific segment.
I would like to create a SQL query to check all my journal entries to determine weather the journal is balanced on all segments...
Any ideas?
Grant
Edited by: Darius Heydarian on Mar 27, 2008 2:06 PM

Hi Suda,
I have a journal as follows:
Account Code--Debit--
Credit
720002-002--2000--
720002-003--1000--
720001-001----
3000
201201-001--3000--
201201-002----
2000
201201-003----
1000
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If the journal is balanced, but the debits and credits for a specific segment are not in balance then the transaction is not acceptable.
I need a way to either block these type of journals or alternatively to provide a report to highlight the "incorrect" journals...
Hope hope this makes my requirement a little clearer...
Regards
Grant
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