In single SQL query?

Hi...
I need to write one single sql to get execution audit and map stating with all error details using all possible owb audit tables..
Am new to the technology..fresher..could any one help me out regarding this query.
Regards,
Gautham

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Update two different tables by a single sql query:

Hi All,
i need to update two different talbes in a single sql query..
i m using the following query
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AND
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but when i m ushin the same query in Microsoft SQL Server it executes properly:
please help me out...

Duplicate thread. I've already answered on your other thread...
update two different tables by a single sql query:

Single SQl Query with different where conditions

Experts,
I have a requirement to design a report. Here are the details
I have Report table layout
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The Report has a selection of entering the Start Date.
I have a single table in oracle which has profit center and Gross Sales Values on daily basis.
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instead of changing your where clause couldn't you just determine the yearly totals from your table and then use the lag statement to get last years total?
something like this?
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( select trunc(sysdate + level) the_day,
level daily_gross_sales
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daily_gross_sales,
extract(year from the_day) yr,
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sum(daily_gross_sales) over (partition by extract(year from the_day)) year_gross_sale
from fake_table
order by yr
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Why you dont want to create 2 sql statementbcoz do not like to make 2 statements, 2 close statements......just it looks bad.
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How to find a dependent row in the all tables using single SQL query

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2 FROM   all_constraints c
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Hi experts,
what i want to do is write a single query which will show whether a employee
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NAME DEPTNO EMPNO
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YYY 12 2345
ZZZ 13 678
KKK 14 5678
RRR 15 7865
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10 AAA
11 BBB
12 CCC
13 DDD
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RRR 7865 N
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Demo
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2 SELECT 'XXX' NAME , 10 DEPTNO ,33036 EMPNO FROM DUAL UNION
3 SELECT 'YYY', 12, 2345 FROM DUAL UNION
4 SELECT 'ZZZ', 13 ,678 FROM DUAL UNION
5 SELECT 'KKK', 14 ,5678 FROM DUAL UNION
6 SELECT 'RRR', 15 ,7865 FROM DUAL ),
7 DEPT AS(
8 SELECT 10 DEPTNO,'AAA' DNAME FROM DUAL UNION
9 SELECT 11 ,'BBB' FROM DUAL UNION
10 SELECT 12 ,'CCC' FROM DUAL UNION
11 SELECT 13 ,'DDD'FROM DUAL )
12 SELECT EMPNO, NAME , EMPNO , NVL( ( SELECT 'Y' FROM    DEPT WHERE EMP.DEPTNO=DEPT.DEPTNO),'N')
EXIST
13 FROM EMP
14 ORDER BY 1
15 /
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       678 ZZZ        678 Y
      2345 YYY       2345 Y
      5678 KKK       5678 N
      7865 RRR       7865 N
     33036 XXX      33036 Y
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How to update two different tables by ony one sql query???

Hi All,
i need to update two different talbes in a single sql query..
i m using the following query
UPDATE FT_User_Alert SET Subscription = 'W' where product_key=1 and measure_key = 12
AND
UPDATE LU_Monthly_Alert_Budget_Sheet SET Min_Red_Range ='16.0' AND Max_Green_Range ='24.0'AND Max_Red_Range ='27.0'AND Min_Green_Range ='16.0' where product_key='1' and measure_key = 12
i m getting the following error:
Odbc driver returned an error (SQLExecDirectW).
Error Details
Error Codes: OPR4ONWY:U9IM8TAC:OI2DL65P
State: HY000. Code: 10058. [NQODBC] [SQL_STATE: HY000] [nQSError: 10058] A general error has occurred. [nQSError: 43093] An error occurred while processing the EXECUTE PHYSICAL statement. [nQSError: 17001] Oracle Error code: 936, message: ORA-00936: missing expression at OCI call OCIStmtExecute: UPDATE FT_User_Alert SET Subscription = 'W' where product_key=1 and measure_key = 12 AND UPDATE LU_Monthly_Alert_Budget_Sheet SET Min_Red_Range ='16.0' AND Max_Green_Range ='24.0'AND Max_Red_Range ='27.0'AND Min_Green_Range ='16.0' where product_key='1' and measure_key = 12 . [nQSError: 17011] SQL statement execution failed. (HY000)
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but when i m ushin the same query in Microsoft SQL Server it executes properly:
please help me out...

There's no valid syntax for this, but there are some tricks you could do to achieve it.
i) You could place an update trigger on TABLE1 to update TABLE2 automatically.
ii) You could define a view across both tables and add an INSTEAD OF UPDATE trigger to it to maintain them.
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create or replace PROCEDURE vpp_station_summary_report (
in_user_id                     IN VARCHAR2,
in_report_id      IN NUMBER,
in_time_from                IN      vppstation.avi_status_history.status_eff_date%TYPE,
in_time_to                  IN vppstation.avi_status_history.status_eff_date%TYPE,
result                               OUT SYS_REFCURSOR)
AS
CURSOR station_loop IS
   SELECT ash.station_id,
          ash.avi_id,
          ash.state_id,
          ash.state_eff_date
   FROM   vppstation.avi_state_history ash
   JOIN   vpproadside.vpp_report_stations
     ON   vpp_report_stations.station_id             = ash.station_id
    AND   vpp_report_stations.vpp_report_seq_number = in_report_id
   WHERE ash.state_eff_date BETWEEN in_time_from AND in_time_to
   ORDER BY ash.station_id,
            ash.avi_id,
            ash.state_eff_date,
            ash.ash_id;
-- cursor to find the 'entry state' i.e. the state the AVI was in AT the time of
-- in_time_from
CURSOR entry_state (
          state_station_id vppstation.avi_state_history.station_id%TYPE,
          state_avi_id     vppstation.avi_state_history.avi_id%TYPE,
          state_state_date vppstation.avi_state_history.state_eff_date%TYPE
IS
   SELECT ash.state_id
   FROM   vppstation.avi_state_history ash
   WHERE ash.station_id = state_station_id
     AND ash.avi_id = state_avi_id
     AND ash.state_eff_date < state_state_date
   ORDER BY ash.state_eff_date DESC,
            ash.ash_id DESC;
current_station_id         vppstation.avi_state_history.station_id%TYPE;
current_avi_id             vppstation.avi_state_history.avi_id%TYPE;
current_state_id           vppstation.avi_state_history.state_id%TYPE;
current_state_eff_date     vppstation.avi_state_history.state_eff_date%TYPE;
period_length NUMBER;
next_station_id     vppstation.avi_state_history.station_id%TYPE;
next_avi_id         vppstation.avi_state_history.avi_id%TYPE;
next_state_id       vppstation.avi_state_history.state_id%TYPE;
next_state_eff_date vppstation.avi_state_history.state_eff_date%TYPE;
station_open_total       NUMBER;
station_closed_total     NUMBER;
station_all_report_total NUMBER;
current_station_name vpproadside.vpp_station_summary.station_name%TYPE;
state_open       vppstation.avi_control_state_code.state_id%TYPE;
state_closed     vppstation.avi_control_state_code.state_id%TYPE;
state_all_report vppstation.avi_control_state_code.state_id%TYPE;
BEGIN
SELECT state_id
INTO   state_open
FROM   vppstation.avi_control_state_code
WHERE state_type = 'E'
AND    state_active_ind = 'A';
SELECT state_id
INTO   state_closed
FROM   vppstation.avi_control_state_code
WHERE state_type = 'D'
AND    state_active_ind = 'A';
SELECT state_id
INTO   state_all_report
FROM   vppstation.avi_control_state_code
WHERE state_type = 'S'
AND    state_active_ind = 'A';
current_station_id := -1;
current_avi_id     := -1;
current_state_id   := state_closed;
current_state_eff_date := in_time_from;
station_open_total       := 0.0;
station_closed_total     := 0.0;
station_all_report_total := 0.0;
-- for starters - ensure that there is report data for all requested stations...
INSERT INTO vpproadside.vpp_station_summary
      vpp_report_seq_number,
      station_id,
      station_name,
      ln_number,
      lane_name,
      station_open,
      station_close,
      station_all_report,
      station_total
SELECT in_report_id,
         vrs.station_id,
         si.station_name,
         l.ln_number,
         l.lane_name,
         0.0,
         0.0,
         0.0,
         0.0
FROM vpproadside.vpp_report_stations vrs
LEFT OUTER JOIN vpproadside.stations_installed si
    ON si.station_id = vrs.station_id
LEFT OUTER JOIN vppstation.lane_name l
    ON l.station_id = vrs.station_id
WHERE vrs.vpp_report_seq_number = in_report_id;
-- loop over state history and update information for all stations found
OPEN station_loop;
LOOP
FETCH station_loop
INTO
        next_station_id,
        next_avi_id,
        next_state_id,
        next_state_eff_date;
IF station_loop%NOTFOUND THEN
    next_station_id := -1;
    next_avi_id     := -1;
END IF;
-- if station/avi has changed take the end of the report period
IF    (next_station_id <> current_station_id)
     OR (next_avi_id     <> current_avi_id)
THEN
    period_length := in_time_to - current_state_eff_date;
ELSE
    -- otherwise the start of the next period marks the end of the current period
    period_length := next_state_eff_date - current_state_eff_date;
END IF;
-- if we have a real station id then do some work...
IF (current_station_id <> -1) THEN
    -- determine which category the period fits to and apply calculation
    IF current_state_id = state_open THEN
      station_open_total := station_open_total + period_length - 1;
    ELSIF current_state_id = state_closed THEN
      station_closed_total := station_closed_total + period_length - 1;
    ELSIF current_state_id = state_all_report THEN
      station_all_report_total := station_all_report_total + period_length - 1;
    ELSE
      RAISE_APPLICATION_ERROR(-20111, 'Error: found unknown state code on avi_state_history - ' || current_state_id );
    END IF;
    -- if the station/avi has changed then commit changes to db
    IF    (next_station_id <> current_station_id)
       OR (next_avi_id     <> current_avi_id)
    THEN
      UPDATE vpproadside.vpp_station_summary
      SET
          station_open       = station_open_total,
          station_close      = station_closed_total,
          station_all_report = station_all_report_total
      WHERE vpp_report_seq_number = in_report_id
      AND   station_id = current_station_id
      AND   ln_number = current_avi_id;
      -- reset counts
      station_open_total       := 0.0;
      station_closed_total     := 0.0;
      station_all_report_total := 0.0;
    END IF;
END IF;
-- if we got past the last record then stop processing
EXIT WHEN station_loop%NOTFOUND;
-- if the station/avi is changing, get the state that was 'current' at in_time_from
IF    (next_station_id <> current_station_id)
     OR (next_avi_id     <> current_avi_id)
THEN
    current_state_eff_date := in_time_from;
    OPEN entry_state (
           next_station_id,
           next_avi_id,
           in_time_from
    FETCH entry_state
    INTO current_state_id;
    IF entry_state%NOTFOUND THEN
      current_state_id := state_closed;
    END IF;
    CLOSE entry_state;
    period_length := next_state_eff_date - current_state_eff_date;
    IF current_state_id = state_open THEN
      station_open_total := station_open_total + period_length;
    ELSIF current_state_id = state_closed THEN
      station_closed_total := station_closed_total + period_length;
    ELSIF current_state_id = state_all_report THEN
      station_all_report_total := station_all_report_total + period_length;
    ELSE
        RAISE_APPLICATION_ERROR(-20111, 'Error: found unknown state code on avi_state_history - ' || current_state_id );
    END IF;
END IF;
current_state_id       := next_state_id;
current_state_eff_date := next_state_eff_date;
current_station_id     := next_station_id;
current_avi_id         := next_avi_id;
END LOOP;
CLOSE station_loop;
-- update the totals for the percentage calculation
UPDATE vpproadside.vpp_station_summary
SET
       station_total = station_open + station_close+ station_all_report
WHERE   vpp_report_seq_number = in_report_id;
-- 'fix' the totals that are still zero to avoid divide by zero errors...
--       note: all the percentages will still come out as zero since the total
--             was zero
UPDATE vpproadside.vpp_station_summary
SET
       station_total = 1.0
WHERE vpp_report_seq_number = in_report_id
AND    station_total = 0.0;
OPEN result FOR
SELECT station_name "Site Name",
       lane_name    "Lane Name",
       TO_CHAR((station_open       / station_total) * 100.0, 'FM990.0999') || '%' "Open %",
       TO_CHAR((station_close      / station_total) * 100.0, 'FM990.0999') || '%' "Closed %",
       TO_CHAR((station_all_report / station_total) * 100.0, 'FM990.0999') || '%' "All Report %"
FROM vpproadside.vpp_station_summary
WHERE vpp_report_seq_number = in_report_id
ORDER BY UPPER(station_name),
         UPPER(lane_name);
DELETE FROM vpproadside.vpp_station_summary
WHERE vpp_report_seq_number = in_report_id;
END;Edited by: Indhu Ram on Mar 10, 2010 9:51 AM
Edited by: Indhu Ram on Mar 10, 2010 9:56 AM
Edited by: Indhu Ram on Mar 10, 2010 10:58 AM
Edited by: Indhu Ram on Mar 10, 2010 11:12 AM

Exactly dont know what you are asking for but I can suggest you some tips here
- If you want to check the condition in SQL query then you can use CASE statement into select clause i.e.
SELECT CASE when table1.a=table2.b then table1.c else table2.c END, ... more case..., table columns...
FROM table1, table2
WHERE
<some conditions>
- If you want to achive same functionality (SELECT only, not UPDATE/INSERT/DELETE) then you can convert the part of same procedure into function and can use the same function into your query by passing the parameters.
something like this
SELECT function_name(parameter1, parameter2....) from dual
Hope this will help

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306     1107     YYZ     22-Nov-2007 12:32:00     22-Nov-2007 15:29:00     22-Nov-2007 15:43:00     23-Nov-2007 01.11.46.000000000 AM     U
306     1107     YYZ     22-Nov-2007 12:32:00     22-Nov-2007 15:29:00     22-Nov-2007 15:43:00     23-Nov-2007 01.12.01.000000000 AM     L
306     1107     YYZ     22-Nov-2007 12:32:00     22-Nov-2007 15:29:00     22-Nov-2007 15:43:00     23-Nov-2007 01.20.13.000000000 AM     LNow,
We have to consider a record as duplicate if the combination of a_dtm||b_dtm||c_dtm are same.
First, we have to select all the unique record. That will be part of our output -
306     1107     YYZ     22-Nov-2007 12:32:00     22-Nov-2007 13:48:00     22-Nov-2007 13:43:00     23-Nov-2007 01.01.14.000000000 AM     L
306     1107     YYZ     22-Nov-2007 12:32:00     22-Nov-2007 13:58:00     22-Nov-2007 13:43:00     23-Nov-2007 01.03.00.000000000 AM     L
306     1107     YYZ     22-Nov-2007 12:32:00     22-Nov-2007 14:30:00     22-Nov-2007 14:44:00     23-Nov-2007 01.04.05.000000000 AM     U
306     1107     YYZ     22-Nov-2007 12:32:00     22-Nov-2007 13:40:00     22-Nov-2007 13:43:00     23-Nov-2007 01.08.26.000000000 AM     L
306     1107     YYZ     22-Nov-2007 12:32:00     22-Nov-2007 13:51:00     22-Nov-2007 13:43:00     23-Nov-2007 01.09.27.000000000 AM     U
306     1107     YYZ     22-Nov-2007 12:32:00     22-Nov-2007 15:01:00     22-Nov-2007 14:43:00     23-Nov-2007 01.10.19.000000000 AM     LSecond, we have to deals with the duplicate record.
That means the duplicate record set will be as follows -
set 1:
306     1107     YYZ     22-Nov-2007 12:32:00     22-Nov-2007 14:31:00     22-Nov-2007 14:45:00     23-Nov-2007 01.04.07.000000000 AM     U
306     1107     YYZ     22-Nov-2007 12:32:00     22-Nov-2007 14:31:00     22-Nov-2007 14:45:00     23-Nov-2007 01.04.22.000000000 AM     U
set 2:
306     1107     YYZ     22-Nov-2007 12:32:00     22-Nov-2007 13:29:00     22-Nov-2007 13:43:00     23-Nov-2007 01.05.46.000000000 AM     L
306     1107     YYZ     22-Nov-2007 12:32:00     22-Nov-2007 13:29:00     22-Nov-2007 13:43:00     23-Nov-2007 01.06.01.000000000 AM     U
306     1107     YYZ     22-Nov-2007 12:32:00     22-Nov-2007 13:29:00     22-Nov-2007 13:43:00     23-Nov-2007 01.07.13.000000000 AM     Lset 3:
306     1107     YYZ     22-Nov-2007 12:32:00     22-Nov-2007 15:29:00     22-Nov-2007 15:43:00     23-Nov-2007 01.11.46.000000000 AM     U
306     1107     YYZ     22-Nov-2007 12:32:00     22-Nov-2007 15:29:00     22-Nov-2007 15:43:00     23-Nov-2007 01.12.01.000000000 AM     L
306     1107     YYZ     22-Nov-2007 12:32:00     22-Nov-2007 15:29:00     22-Nov-2007 15:43:00     23-Nov-2007 01.20.13.000000000 AM     LSelection of 1 record from each duplicate set:
In case of set 1:
Since there is no 'L' in ind_f column, we will pick the first record from it. So the selected record will be -
306     1107     YYZ     22-Nov-2007 12:32:00     22-Nov-2007 14:31:00     22-Nov-2007 14:45:00     23-Nov-2007 01.04.07.000000000 AM     UIn case of set 2:
Since there is 'L' in ind_f column for the first entry from that duplicate set, we will select the first record as -
306     1107     YYZ     22-Nov-2007 12:32:00     22-Nov-2007 13:29:00     22-Nov-2007 13:43:00     23-Nov-2007 01.05.46.000000000 AM     LIn case of set 3:
Since there is 'L' in ind_f column, we will start searching from the first record of that duplicate set. We got 'L' in the second record from that set.
Hence we will select the following record -
306     1107     YYZ     22-Nov-2007 12:32:00     22-Nov-2007 15:29:00     22-Nov-2007 15:43:00     23-Nov-2007 01.12.01.000000000 AM     LSo, our final output will be the combination of distinct record and one record that is selected from our duplicate set. Hence the final output will be -
S_id     t_nbr     d_id     a_dtm               b_dtm               c_dtm               create_tmstmp                    ind_f
306     1107     YYZ     22-Nov-2007 12:32:00     22-Nov-2007 13:48:00     22-Nov-2007 13:43:00     23-Nov-2007 01.01.14.000000000 AM     L
306     1107     YYZ     22-Nov-2007 12:32:00     22-Nov-2007 13:58:00     22-Nov-2007 13:43:00     23-Nov-2007 01.03.00.000000000 AM     L
306     1107     YYZ     22-Nov-2007 12:32:00     22-Nov-2007 14:30:00     22-Nov-2007 14:44:00     23-Nov-2007 01.04.05.000000000 AM     U
306     1107     YYZ     22-Nov-2007 12:32:00     22-Nov-2007 14:31:00     22-Nov-2007 14:45:00     23-Nov-2007 01.04.07.000000000 AM     U
306     1107     YYZ     22-Nov-2007 12:32:00     22-Nov-2007 13:29:00     22-Nov-2007 13:43:00     23-Nov-2007 01.05.46.000000000 AM     L
306     1107     YYZ     22-Nov-2007 12:32:00     22-Nov-2007 13:40:00     22-Nov-2007 13:43:00     23-Nov-2007 01.08.26.000000000 AM     L
306     1107     YYZ     22-Nov-2007 12:32:00     22-Nov-2007 13:51:00     22-Nov-2007 13:43:00     23-Nov-2007 01.09.27.000000000 AM     U
306     1107     YYZ     22-Nov-2007 12:32:00     22-Nov-2007 15:01:00     22-Nov-2007 14:43:00     23-Nov-2007 01.10.19.000000000 AM     L
306     1107     YYZ     22-Nov-2007 12:32:00     22-Nov-2007 15:29:00     22-Nov-2007 15:43:00     23-Nov-2007 01.12.01.000000000 AM     LI've already identify the duplicate records in a single SQL query. But, unable to implement this selection approach of single record from the duplicate set.
How do i achive this in a single SQL?
By the way,
I'm using Oracle 9i.
Thanks for your efforts in advance.
Regards.
Satyaki De.
Oops! You are right. I've made the change.
N.B.: The duplicate sets will form based on the create_tmstmp field

Hi, Satyaki.
Your query should be very simple:
SQL> with t as
2 (select 306 S_id, 1107 t_nbr, 'YYZ'     d_id, to_date('22-Nov-2007 12:32:00','dd-mon-yyyy hh24:mi:ss') a_dtm,     to_date('22-Nov-2007 13:48:00','dd-mon-yyyy hh24:mi:ss') b_dtm, to_date('22-Nov-2007 13:43:00','dd-mon-yyyy hh24:mi:ss')     c_dtm,     to_timestamp('23-Nov-2007 01.01.14.000000000 AM','dd-mon-yyyy hh:mi:ss.ff AM')     create_tmstmp, 'L'     ind_f from dual union all
3   select 306 S_id, 1107 t_nbr, 'YYZ'     d_id, to_date('22-Nov-2007 12:32:00','dd-mon-yyyy hh24:mi:ss') a_dtm,     to_date('22-Nov-2007 13:58:00','dd-mon-yyyy hh24:mi:ss') b_dtm, to_date('22-Nov-2007 13:43:00','dd-mon-yyyy hh24:mi:ss')     c_dtm,     to_timestamp('23-Nov-2007 01.03.00.000000000 AM','dd-mon-yyyy hh:mi:ss.ff AM')     create_tmstmp, 'L'     ind_f from dual union all
4   select 306 S_id, 1107 t_nbr, 'YYZ'     d_id, to_date('22-Nov-2007 12:32:00','dd-mon-yyyy hh24:mi:ss') a_dtm,     to_date('22-Nov-2007 14:30:00','dd-mon-yyyy hh24:mi:ss') b_dtm, to_date('22-Nov-2007 14:44:00','dd-mon-yyyy hh24:mi:ss')     c_dtm,     to_timestamp('23-Nov-2007 01.04.05.000000000 AM','dd-mon-yyyy hh:mi:ss.ff AM')     create_tmstmp, 'U'     ind_f from dual union all
5   select 306 S_id, 1107 t_nbr, 'YYZ'     d_id, to_date('22-Nov-2007 12:32:00','dd-mon-yyyy hh24:mi:ss') a_dtm,     to_date('22-Nov-2007 14:31:00','dd-mon-yyyy hh24:mi:ss') b_dtm, to_date('22-Nov-2007 14:45:00','dd-mon-yyyy hh24:mi:ss')     c_dtm,     to_timestamp('23-Nov-2007 01.04.07.000000000 AM','dd-mon-yyyy hh:mi:ss.ff AM')     create_tmstmp, 'U'     ind_f from dual union all
6   select 306 S_id, 1107 t_nbr, 'YYZ'     d_id, to_date('22-Nov-2007 12:32:00','dd-mon-yyyy hh24:mi:ss') a_dtm,     to_date('22-Nov-2007 14:31:00','dd-mon-yyyy hh24:mi:ss') b_dtm, to_date('22-Nov-2007 14:45:00','dd-mon-yyyy hh24:mi:ss')     c_dtm,     to_timestamp('23-Nov-2007 01.04.22.000000000 AM','dd-mon-yyyy hh:mi:ss.ff AM')     create_tmstmp, 'U'     ind_f from dual union all
7   select 306 S_id, 1107 t_nbr, 'YYZ'     d_id, to_date('22-Nov-2007 12:32:00','dd-mon-yyyy hh24:mi:ss') a_dtm,     to_date('22-Nov-2007 13:29:00','dd-mon-yyyy hh24:mi:ss') b_dtm, to_date('22-Nov-2007 13:43:00','dd-mon-yyyy hh24:mi:ss')     c_dtm,     to_timestamp('23-Nov-2007 01.05.46.000000000 AM','dd-mon-yyyy hh:mi:ss.ff AM')     create_tmstmp, 'L'     ind_f from dual union all
8   select 306 S_id, 1107 t_nbr, 'YYZ'     d_id, to_date('22-Nov-2007 12:32:00','dd-mon-yyyy hh24:mi:ss') a_dtm,     to_date('22-Nov-2007 13:29:00','dd-mon-yyyy hh24:mi:ss') b_dtm, to_date('22-Nov-2007 13:43:00','dd-mon-yyyy hh24:mi:ss')     c_dtm,     to_timestamp('23-Nov-2007 01.06.01.000000000 AM','dd-mon-yyyy hh:mi:ss.ff AM')     create_tmstmp, 'U'     ind_f from dual union all
9   select 306 S_id, 1107 t_nbr, 'YYZ'     d_id, to_date('22-Nov-2007 12:32:00','dd-mon-yyyy hh24:mi:ss') a_dtm,     to_date('22-Nov-2007 13:29:00','dd-mon-yyyy hh24:mi:ss') b_dtm, to_date('22-Nov-2007 13:43:00','dd-mon-yyyy hh24:mi:ss')     c_dtm,     to_timestamp('23-Nov-2007 01.07.13.000000000 AM','dd-mon-yyyy hh:mi:ss.ff AM')     create_tmstmp, 'L'     ind_f from dual union all
10   select 306 S_id, 1107 t_nbr, 'YYZ'     d_id, to_date('22-Nov-2007 12:32:00','dd-mon-yyyy hh24:mi:ss') a_dtm,     to_date('22-Nov-2007 13:40:00','dd-mon-yyyy hh24:mi:ss') b_dtm, to_date('22-Nov-2007 13:43:00','dd-mon-yyyy hh24:mi:ss')     c_dtm,     to_timestamp('23-Nov-2007 01.08.26.000000000 AM','dd-mon-yyyy hh:mi:ss.ff AM')     create_tmstmp, 'L'     ind_f from dual union all
11   select 306 S_id, 1107 t_nbr, 'YYZ'     d_id, to_date('22-Nov-2007 12:32:00','dd-mon-yyyy hh24:mi:ss') a_dtm,     to_date('22-Nov-2007 13:51:00','dd-mon-yyyy hh24:mi:ss') b_dtm, to_date('22-Nov-2007 13:43:00','dd-mon-yyyy hh24:mi:ss')     c_dtm,     to_timestamp('23-Nov-2007 01.09.27.000000000 AM','dd-mon-yyyy hh:mi:ss.ff AM')     create_tmstmp, 'U'     ind_f from dual union all
12   select 306 S_id, 1107 t_nbr, 'YYZ'     d_id, to_date('22-Nov-2007 12:32:00','dd-mon-yyyy hh24:mi:ss') a_dtm,     to_date('22-Nov-2007 15:01:00','dd-mon-yyyy hh24:mi:ss') b_dtm, to_date('22-Nov-2007 14:43:00','dd-mon-yyyy hh24:mi:ss')     c_dtm,     to_timestamp('23-Nov-2007 01.10.19.000000000 AM','dd-mon-yyyy hh:mi:ss.ff AM')     create_tmstmp, 'L'     ind_f from dual union all
13   select 306 S_id, 1107 t_nbr, 'YYZ'     d_id, to_date('22-Nov-2007 12:32:00','dd-mon-yyyy hh24:mi:ss') a_dtm,     to_date('22-Nov-2007 15:29:00','dd-mon-yyyy hh24:mi:ss') b_dtm, to_date('22-Nov-2007 15:43:00','dd-mon-yyyy hh24:mi:ss')     c_dtm,     to_timestamp('23-Nov-2007 01.11.46.000000000 AM','dd-mon-yyyy hh:mi:ss.ff AM')     create_tmstmp, 'U'     ind_f from dual union all
14   select 306 S_id, 1107 t_nbr, 'YYZ'     d_id, to_date('22-Nov-2007 12:32:00','dd-mon-yyyy hh24:mi:ss') a_dtm,     to_date('22-Nov-2007 15:29:00','dd-mon-yyyy hh24:mi:ss') b_dtm, to_date('22-Nov-2007 15:43:00','dd-mon-yyyy hh24:mi:ss')     c_dtm,     to_timestamp('23-Nov-2007 01.12.01.000000000 AM','dd-mon-yyyy hh:mi:ss.ff AM')     create_tmstmp, 'L'     ind_f from dual union all
15   select 306 S_id, 1107 t_nbr, 'YYZ'     d_id, to_date('22-Nov-2007 12:32:00','dd-mon-yyyy hh24:mi:ss') a_dtm,     to_date('22-Nov-2007 15:29:00','dd-mon-yyyy hh24:mi:ss') b_dtm, to_date('22-Nov-2007 15:43:00','dd-mon-yyyy hh24:mi:ss')     c_dtm,     to_timestamp('23-Nov-2007 01.20.13.000000000 AM','dd-mon-yyyy hh:mi:ss.ff AM')     create_tmstmp, 'L'     ind_f from dual)
16   --
17   select *
18     from (select t.*,
19                  row_number() over(partition by s_id, t_nbr, d_id, a_dtm, b_dtm, c_dtm order by nullif(ind_f, 'U') nulls last, create_tmstmp) rn
20             from t)
21    where rn = 1
22 /
      S_ID      T_NBR D_ID A_DTM       B_DTM       C_DTM       CREATE_TMSTMP                                     IND_F         RN
       306       1107 YYZ 22.11.2007 22.11.2007 22.11.2007 23-NOV-07 01.05.46.000000000 AM                   L              1
       306       1107 YYZ 22.11.2007 22.11.2007 22.11.2007 23-NOV-07 01.08.26.000000000 AM                   L              1
       306       1107 YYZ 22.11.2007 22.11.2007 22.11.2007 23-NOV-07 01.01.14.000000000 AM                   L              1
       306       1107 YYZ 22.11.2007 22.11.2007 22.11.2007 23-NOV-07 01.09.27.000000000 AM                   U              1
       306       1107 YYZ 22.11.2007 22.11.2007 22.11.2007 23-NOV-07 01.03.00.000000000 AM                   L              1
       306       1107 YYZ 22.11.2007 22.11.2007 22.11.2007 23-NOV-07 01.04.05.000000000 AM                   U              1
       306       1107 YYZ 22.11.2007 22.11.2007 22.11.2007 23-NOV-07 01.04.07.000000000 AM                   U              1
       306       1107 YYZ 22.11.2007 22.11.2007 22.11.2007 23-NOV-07 01.10.19.000000000 AM                   L              1
       306       1107 YYZ 22.11.2007 22.11.2007 22.11.2007 23-NOV-07 01.12.01.000000000 AM                   L              1
9 rows selected
SQL> \PS BTW you're not a newbie in the forum, please, post WITH clause or CREATE/INSERT statement for your data next time.

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====== ===================
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====== ===================
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======== =========== ======== =============
| ROW# | Operator            | ROW        |   CONSTANT   |
======== =========== ======== =============
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| 20        |     -                    |     B        |                         |
| 30        |     E                   |      A       |                         |
| 40        |     -                    |     B        |                         |
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