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Hi there exports,
I created a infoset query based on 3 DSO's 0PUR_O01 (Purchase Order Items), 0PUR_DS03 (Purchase Order Item Schedule Line) & a Z-DSO (Material Consumption).
I need information by PO Number (Item, Material) and the total consumption for that material from the Z-DSO irrespective what the item & PO Number is.
My link to Z-DSO is material & plant. My problem is that the info from the orther 2 DSO is triple when I run my query.
Any suggestions?
Thank you
Dirk

Hi,
This issue arrises due to the infoset property, ie. Infoset provides intersection of data.
So for a single combination of material and plant in Z-DSO, there might be multiple (here 3)records in other two DSO so you get the triple amount in Query.
Inorder to overcome it you must ideally join the DSO in a infoset based on the same key fields..
Hope it helps..
Regards..
Umesh.

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http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms177523.aspx
The above link states I can update variables inside an UPDATE statement ...
But it does not say what the correct result of what you are trying to would be. Variable assignment in UPDATE only makes sense if the UPDATE hits one row. If the UPDATE matches several rows, which value you the variable is set to is not defined.
It gets even more complicated when you have the variable on both sides of the expression. But I'd say that the only two values that makes as the final value of @includecount 0. An UPDATE statement, like other DML statements in SQL, is logically defined
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are certainly part of SQL that are indeterministic, for instance ORDER BY on a non-unique columns. But in this particular case you have also wandered out into the land that is also undefined.
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when excuting 'select @@VERSION' returns wrong Windows version. Why?
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Report Query returning "No Data Found" with bind variables

I put a simple query into Report Query:
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"bluefish"."primary_flag" as "primary_flag",
"bluefish"."status" as "status",
"bluefish"."ID" as "ID" from "bluefish" "bluefish" where "bluefish"."ID" = :P3_XPRINTID
When I test the query, data is returned; however, when I try to run the query using "Test Report" button, I get an error 01403 No Data Found. If I replace the bind variable with an explicit value, the report works.
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I have 6 individual queries that combine together using "union_all". If I run it, it returns 6084 records, see example 1.
Example 1:
sql1
union_all
sql2
unionl_all
sql3
sql6;
if I do it this way, example2, I get only 3821 records. Is there a bug in Oracle 11g? I select everything from 6084 records, I should get them all, correct?
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select * from
sql1
union_all
sql2
unionl_all
sql3
sql6
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user557594 wrote:
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The System configuration in the EP is pointing to the right system and right client. I am using same setting for other Iviews. The other iViews are working fine.
How we can apply break point in WDA. I beliveve I have to meet following requirement:
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Hi All,
I am having a query in which I have 10 records, 5 with stop time 1 and 5 with stop time 2.
I have a scenario in which, I need to calculate the maximum,minimum for the records
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What I did is, I selected all the 10 records using for loop. Within the loop
I am trying to find the maximum and minimum. It is giving me wrong results.
Please help me. My code is follows
declare
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My o/p is :
Minimum P1 stop time : 523
Maximum P1 stop time : 523
Minimum P2 stop time : 719
Maximum P2 stop time : 719
Here how can I make the data as two sets, one set with stop time 1 and
other with stop time 2.
Regards
Raghu

If the data type of stop_tm is varchar then try following
declare
     v_p1_min_stop_tm number;
     v_p1_max_stop_tm number;
     v_p2_min_stop_tm number;
     v_p2_max_stop_tm number;
begin
     for i in(select stop_tm from sample_stop
          where
               map_nbr = 16645 and
               stop_dt = '05-sep-08'
          )loop
     if i.stop_tm = 1 then
          select min(to_number(i.stop_tm)), max(to_number(i.stop_tm))
               into v_p1_min_stop_tm,v_p1_max_stop_tm
          from
               dual;
     elsif i.stop_tm = 2 then
          select
               min(to_number(i.stop_tm)),     max(to_number(i.stop_tm))
               into
               v_p2_min_stop_tm,v_p2_max_stop_tm
          from
               dual;
     end if;
end loop;
dbms_output.put_line('minimum p1 stop time : '|| v_p1_min_stop_tm);
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dbms_output.put_line('minimum p2 stop time : '|| v_p2_min_stop_tm);
dbms_output.put_line('maximum p2 stop time : '|| v_p2_max_stop_tm);
end;
/ Regards
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