Insert each item in a comma delimited textfield as its own record?

I have a textfield where users may input comma delimited text
such as keywords. I want to insert each keyword into its own
records.

On a side note, you can do multiple INSERTS in one cfquery
tag in two different ways.
1. Put the loop inside the cfquery tag but around the INSERT
statement, and put a semicolon after the insert statement. (But
it's probably not good practice since I think I ran into a limit
when trying it on an MS SQL table.)
2. Perform one INSERT statement with multiple sets of values.
(See Andy Jarret's, post at
http://www.andyjarrett.co.uk/andy/blog/index.cfm?mode=entry&entry=CC4DC627-3048-28EB-0E871 4AA882D3428)
Also it looks like Pete Freitag tried out "...a couple hundred
thousand rows..." with Andy's method on MySQL and got an error. (
http://www.petefreitag.com/item/379.cfm)

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Hi,
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) RETURNS @List TABLE (item VARCHAR(8000))
BEGIN
DECLARE @sItem VARCHAR(8000)
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Like this:
Code Snippet
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select
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                QuerySQL above
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parameter account_number 0787074919903, no_outlet=2, id_service=1 returns nothing
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CREATE TABLE PRCSD_OUTLETSVCS_TEST
CORP     NUMBER                               NOT NULL,
HOUSE    VARCHAR2(6 BYTE)                     NOT NULL,
CUST     VARCHAR2(2 BYTE)                     NOT NULL,
OUTLET   NUMBER                               NOT NULL,
SERVICE VARCHAR2(2 BYTE)                     NOT NULL
CREATE TABLE RATECODE_SERVICE_MAPPING_TEST
CORP        NUMBER(5),
ID_SERVICE NUMBER(10),
RATE_CODE   VARCHAR2(10 BYTE)
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Values(7870, '749199', '3', 1, 'X1');
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Values(7870, '749199', '3', 1, 'X2');
Insert into PRCSD_OUTLETSVCS_TEST(corp, house, cust, outlet, service)
Values(7870, '749199', '3', 1, 'XC');
Insert into PRCSD_OUTLETSVCS_TEST(corp, house, cust, outlet, service)
Values(7870, '749199', '3', 2, 'V1');
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Values(7870, '749199', '3', 2, 'X1');
Insert into PRCSD_OUTLETSVCS_TEST(corp, house, cust, outlet, service)
Values(7870, '749199', '3', 2, 'X2');
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Values(7870, '749199', '3', 2, 'XF');
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Values(7870, '749199', '3', 3, '94');
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Values(7870, '749199', '3', 3, 'X1');
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Values(7870, '749199', '3', 3, 'X2');
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Values(7870, '749199', '3', 3, 'XR');
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Values(7870, 3, 'V1');
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pkchan wrote:
i added
where
v.outlet        = svc_rc.outlet
and v.id_service    = svc_rc.id_serviceand comment out the assignment lines with :no_outlet and :id_service
You misunderstand how hierarchical query works. Look at:
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                        from (
                              select os.outlet,
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                                      os.service,
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                                  and rsm.corp       = os.corp
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                        where
                            v.outlet        = svc_rc.outlet
                        and v.id_service    = svc_rc.id_service
                            CONNECT BY rn = PRIOR rn + 1
                            START WITH rn = 1WHERE clause in hierarchical query is applied AFTER hierarchy is build. Therefore rn=1 from EACH combination is joined to rn=2 in ALL combinations and then joined to rn=3 in ALL combinations, etc. and only then WHERE clause is applied. To create proper hierarchies you need:
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                            v.outlet        = svc_rc.outlet
                        and v.id_service    = svc_rc.id_service
                           CONNECT BY outlet = PRIOR outlet
                                  AND id_service = PRIOR id_service
                                 AND rn = PRIOR rn + 1
                            START WITH rn = 1Now:
with svc_rc as
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      from prcsd_outletsvcs_test os,
           ratecode_service_mapping_test rsm
     where rsm.corp       = os.corp
       and rsm.rate_code = os.service
     order by outlet, id_service
select
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                        from (
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                                from prcsd_outletsvcs_test os,
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                                where os.corp        = to_number(substr(:account_number,1,5))
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                                  and rsm.corp       = os.corp
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                        where
                            v.outlet        = svc_rc.outlet
                        and v.id_service    = svc_rc.id_service
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                            START WITH rn = 1
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              from dual
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from svc_rc
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CURSOR STATEMENT : 3
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CURSOR STATEMENT : 3
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V1,XF
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CURSOR STATEMENT : 3
RATECODES
         3          1 CURSOR STATEMENT : 3
CURSOR STATEMENT : 3
RATECODES
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CURSOR STATEMENT : 3
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SQL> You get 94,X1,XR, but still wrong results for other rows. So get rid of that extra level of select (we already established it is the source of the bug you are experiencing):
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            select ltrim(SYS_CONNECT_BY_PATH(v.service,','),',') ratecodes
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                    select os.outlet,
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                      from prcsd_outletsvcs_test os,
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SQL> SY.

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Expected output in the spool /home/xyz/cmrequests.csv
Standard Manager,10,0,1,0
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I am using the below query to generate the comma delimited output in a spool file but it errors out with the message below:
SQL> set lines 100 pages 50
SQL> col "USER_CONCURRENT_QUEUE_NAME" format a40;
SQL> set head off
SQL> spool /home/xyz/cmrequests.csv
SQL> SELECT
2 a.USER_CONCURRENT_QUEUE_NAME || ','
3 || a.MAX_PROCESSES || ','
4 || sum(decode(b.PHASE_CODE,'P',decode(b.STATUS_CODE,'Q',1,0),0)) Pending_Standby ||','
5 ||sum(decode(b.PHASE_CODE,'P',decode(b.STATUS_CODE,'I',1,0),0)) Pending_Normal ||','
6 ||sum(decode(b.PHASE_CODE,'R',decode(b.STATUS_CODE,'R',1,0),0)) Running_Normal
7 from FND_CONCURRENT_QUEUES_VL a, FND_CONCURRENT_WORKER_REQUESTS b
where a.concurrent_queue_id = b.concurrent_queue_id AND b.Requested_Start_Date <= SYSDATE
8 9 GROUP BY a.USER_CONCURRENT_QUEUE_NAME,a.MAX_PROCESSES;
|| sum(decode(b.PHASE_CODE,'P',decode(b.STATUS_CODE,'Q',1,0),0)) Pending_Standby ||','
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Well if you want to spool query results to a file the first thing you need to do is write a query that actually works.
Why do you think a query like this is valid?
SELECT 'this, is, my, giant, string, of, columns, with, commas, in, between, each, word'
GROUP BY this, is, my, giant, stringYou only have one column in the result set but you are trying to group by three columns and none of them are even in the result set.
What's up with that?
You can only group by columns that are actually IN the result set.

Get Latest Entry for each Item

I have a table that has items with multiple entries per item. Each entry has a date of when it was entered. I want to get unique entries with the latest date. For example,
From this:
item
date
item1 12/13/2014
item1 12/15/2014
item2 12/10/2014
item2 12/19/2014
To this:
item
date
item1 12/15/2014
item2 12/19/2014
Thanks in advance.

Give this a try:
DECLARE @items TABLE (itemName VARCHAR(20), itemDate DATE)
INSERT INTO @items (itemName, itemDate) VALUES ('item1', '12/13/2014'),('item1', '12/15/2014'),('item2', '12/10/2014'),('item2', '12/19/2014')
SELECT *
FROM @items i
WHERE i.itemDate = (
SELECT MAX(itemDate)
FROM @items
WHERE i.itemName = itemName

How to update a table with the time of insert instead of time of commit

dear,
i have 10 record at source side which needs to be injected in a target table ;
the record creation date is injected with the systimestamp -
when commiting it takes for all the same timestamp for all records( at commit time ) however I would like to insert the timestamp at INSERT moment to have a unique timestamp - id est at INSERT time.
Can anyone please adviseN?
Thanks
Erik
Edited by: 845498 on 29-aug-2012 1:36

845498 wrote:
dear,
when commiting it takes for all the same timestamp for all records( at commit time ) Not true about commit time. True about same time. Function SYSDATE is always calculated once for SQL statement no matter how many times and for how many rows it is referenced. So when you issue:
insert
into target(insert_date)
select sysdate
    from source
/All inserted rows will have same insert_date. Now keep in mind, Oracle date datatype precision is one second. So unless your insert of 10 rows takes more than a second (which would be a problem on its own), date precision will not give you what you want. You would need timestamp. But again, same as SYSDATE, SYSTIMESTAMP is called once per statement. To call it row each row and reference you need to create user-defined function:
create or replace
function get_systimestamp
    return timestamp
    is
    begin
        return systimestamp;
end;
/Now:
SQL> select systimestamp,
2          get_systimestamp
3    from hr.employees
4 /
SYSTIMESTAMP                        GET_SYSTIMESTAMP
29-AUG-12 01.55.23.656000 PM -04:00 08/29/2012 13:55:23.671000000
29-AUG-12 01.55.23.656000 PM -04:00 08/29/2012 13:55:23.687000000
29-AUG-12 01.55.23.656000 PM -04:00 08/29/2012 13:55:23.687000000
29-AUG-12 01.55.23.656000 PM -04:00 08/29/2012 13:55:23.687000000
29-AUG-12 01.55.23.656000 PM -04:00 08/29/2012 13:55:23.687000000
29-AUG-12 01.55.23.656000 PM -04:00 08/29/2012 13:55:23.687000000
29-AUG-12 01.55.23.656000 PM -04:00 08/29/2012 13:55:23.687000000
29-AUG-12 01.55.23.656000 PM -04:00 08/29/2012 13:55:23.687000000
29-AUG-12 01.55.23.656000 PM -04:00 08/29/2012 13:55:23.687000000
29-AUG-12 01.55.23.656000 PM -04:00 08/29/2012 13:55:23.687000000
29-AUG-12 01.55.23.656000 PM -04:00 08/29/2012 13:55:23.687000000
SYSTIMESTAMP                        GET_SYSTIMESTAMP
29-AUG-12 01.55.23.656000 PM -04:00 08/29/2012 13:55:23.687000000
29-AUG-12 01.55.23.656000 PM -04:00 08/29/2012 13:55:23.687000000
29-AUG-12 01.55.23.656000 PM -04:00 08/29/2012 13:55:23.687000000
29-AUG-12 01.55.23.656000 PM -04:00 08/29/2012 13:55:23.687000000
29-AUG-12 01.55.23.656000 PM -04:00 08/29/2012 13:55:23.687000000
29-AUG-12 01.55.23.656000 PM -04:00 08/29/2012 13:55:23.765000000
29-AUG-12 01.55.23.656000 PM -04:00 08/29/2012 13:55:23.765000000
29-AUG-12 01.55.23.656000 PM -04:00 08/29/2012 13:55:23.765000000
29-AUG-12 01.55.23.656000 PM -04:00 08/29/2012 13:55:23.765000000
29-AUG-12 01.55.23.656000 PM -04:00 08/29/2012 13:55:23.765000000
29-AUG-12 01.55.23.656000 PM -04:00 08/29/2012 13:55:23.765000000.
.SY.

Ssrs 2012 export to comma delimited (csv) file problem

In an ssrs 2012 report, I want to be able to export all the data to a csv (comma delimited) file that only contains the detailed row information. I do not want to export any rows that contain header data information.
Right now the export contains header row information and detail row information. The header row information exists for the PDF exports.
To have the header row not exist on CSV exports, I have tried the following options on the tablix with the header row information with no success:
1. = iif(Mid(Globals!RenderFormat.Name,1,5)<>"EXCEL",false,true),
2. = iif(Mid(Globals!RenderFormat.Name,1,3)="PDF",false,true),
3. The textboxes that contain the column headers, the dataelelementoutput=auto and
   the text boxes that contain the actual data, I set the dataelelementoutput=output.
Basically I need the tablix that contains the header information not to appear when the export is for a csv file.
However when the export is for the detail lines for the csv export, I need that tablix to show up.
Thus can you tell me and/or show me code on how to solve this problem?

Hi wendy,
Based on my research, the expression posted by Ione used to hide items only work well when render format is RPL or MHTML. Because only the two render format’s RenderFormat.IsInteractive is true.
In your scenario, you want to hide tablix header only when export the report to csv format. While CSV file uses the textbox name in detail section as the column name, not the table header when you view the table. So if we want to hide the header row of the
tablix, please refer to the steps below to enable the “NoHeader” setting in the RSReportserver.config file:
Please navigate to RSReportserver.config file: <drive:>\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSRS1111.MSSQLSERVER\Reporting Services\ReportServer \RSReportserver.config.
Backup the RSReportserver.config file before we modify it, open the RSReportserver.config file with Notepad format.
In the <Render> section, add the new code for the CSV extension like this:
    < Extension Name="CSV"   Type="Microsoft.ReportingServices.Rendering.DataRenderer.CsvReport,Microsoft.ReportingServices.DataRendering">
        <Configuration>
            <DeviceInfo>
               <NoHeader>True</NoHeader>
            </DeviceInfo>
        </Configuration>
    < /Extension>
Save the RSReportserver.config file.
For more information about CSV Device Information Settings, please see:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms155365(v=sql.110)
If you have any other questions, please feel free to ask.
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