Is parameter in ORDER BY clause possible?
I'm using a function to return a ref cursor and currently pass a parameter without any problems. I would like to change the sort on the fly by passing a parameter to the order by clause, but Oracle ignores it.
CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE pkg_agent_appt_status AS
TYPE rcur IS REF CURSOR;
FUNCTION f_agent_appt_status (ssn IN VARCHAR2, sort_str IN VARCHAR2) RETURN rcur;
END pkg_agent_appt_status;
CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE BODY pkg_agent_appt_status AS
FUNCTION f_agent_appt_status (ssn IN VARCHAR2, sort_str IN VARCHAR2)
RETURN rcur
IS
retval rcur;
BEGIN
OPEN retval FOR
SELECT agncy.CORPORATE_NAME "Agency Name",
agnt_state.APPT_STATE "State",
agnt.AGENT_STATUS "Appt Status",
TO_CHAR(agnt_state.APPT_STATE_EFF_DT,'mm/dd/yyyy') "Effective Date",
agnt.AGENT_NUMBER "Agent ID",
agnt.AGENT_STATUS "Agent Status",
STATE.STATE_NAME
FROM AGNT_APPT_STAT_PRDCR_WRK agnt,
AGNT_APPT_STAT_WRK agncy,
AGNT_APPT_STATE_STAT_PRDCR_WRK agnt_state,
STATE
WHERE agnt.AGENT_TAX_ID = ssn
AND agnt.COMPANY_CODE = agncy.COMPANY_CODE
AND agnt.PARENT_AGENT_AGENCY_ID = agncy.AGENT_NUMBER
AND agnt.COMPANY_CODE = agnt_state.COMPANY_CODE
AND agnt.AGENT_AGENCY_ID = agnt_state.AGENT_AGENCY_ID
AND agnt.AGENT_NUMBER = agnt_state.AGENT_NUMBER
AND agnt_state.APPT_STATE = STATE.STATE_CODE
ORDER BY
sort_str;
RETURN retval;
END f_agent_appt_status;
END pkg_agent_appt_status;
If you want to do this, you'd have to use dynamic SQL (execute immediate or DBMS_SQL). For the easier 'execute immediate' approach, you'd do something like
create or replace someProc( someArg varchar2 )
as
strSQL varchar2(4000)
begin
strSQL := <<string containing your SQL statement up to the order by clause>>
strSQL := strSQL || 'ORDER BY ' || someArg
execute immediate strSQL;
endJustin
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Is passing parameter to ORDER BY clause possible?
I'm using a function to return a ref cursor and currently pass a parameter without any problems. I would like to change the sort on the fly by passing a parameter to the order by clause, but Oracle ignores it.
CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE pkg_agent_appt_status AS
TYPE rcur IS REF CURSOR;
FUNCTION f_agent_appt_status (ssn IN VARCHAR2, sort_str IN VARCHAR2) RETURN rcur;
END pkg_agent_appt_status;
CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE BODY pkg_agent_appt_status AS
FUNCTION f_agent_appt_status (ssn IN VARCHAR2, sort_str IN VARCHAR2)
RETURN rcur
IS
retval rcur;
BEGIN
OPEN retval FOR
SELECT agncy.CORPORATE_NAME "Agency Name",
agnt_state.APPT_STATE "State",
agnt.AGENT_STATUS "Appt Status",
TO_CHAR(agnt_state.APPT_STATE_EFF_DT,'mm/dd/yyyy') "Effective Date",
agnt.AGENT_NUMBER "Agent ID",
agnt.AGENT_STATUS "Agent Status",
STATE.STATE_NAME
FROM AGNT_APPT_STAT_PRDCR_WRK agnt,
AGNT_APPT_STAT_WRK agncy,
AGNT_APPT_STATE_STAT_PRDCR_WRK agnt_state,
STATE
WHERE agnt.AGENT_TAX_ID = ssn
AND agnt.COMPANY_CODE = agncy.COMPANY_CODE
AND agnt.PARENT_AGENT_AGENCY_ID = agncy.AGENT_NUMBER
AND agnt.COMPANY_CODE = agnt_state.COMPANY_CODE
AND agnt.AGENT_AGENCY_ID = agnt_state.AGENT_AGENCY_ID
AND agnt.AGENT_NUMBER = agnt_state.AGENT_NUMBER
AND agnt_state.APPT_STATE = STATE.STATE_CODE
ORDER BY
sort_str;
RETURN retval;
END f_agent_appt_status;
END pkg_agent_appt_status;This is quite easy, as you are already using a REF CURSOR. Instead of
OPEN retval FOR
SELECT ...
ORDER BY sort_str;we can code this:
OPEN retval FOR
'SELECT ...
ORDER BY '|| sort_str;Watch out for the single quotes in your query e.g. the date format mask: you need to wrap these in an additional set of single quotes i.e. 'mm/dd/yyyy' becomes ''mm/dd/yyyy''.
Cheers, APC -
Dynamic ORDER BY clause - Possible different data types...
I have a lexical parameter in my ORDER BY clause:
ORDER BY &P_ORDER_BY
My problem is that I have to designate this parameter as either a date, character or number, but the user defined column being ordered by could be any one of these. When I designate the parameter as a character type, and a number data type column is chosen, it orders by that value, but it orders it as though it were a character field, referencing the initial digit and not the overall numeric value. If I choose a number parameter type, and a character value is chosen, I get an invalid number error, and so on.
Anyone have any ideas how I can do this?Okay, now we're on the right track. The lexical parameter I'm using allows the user to choose from a list of the columns being retrieved in the SELECT statement, so it will always be one that's in there, as you said. Now, since I don't know which one it's going to be, I can't just make all but one of them 'None' for the break order, BUT, what I intended to do was to add a column to the SELECT statement that would always return the column they chose, and I could put the break order on that column, leaving all the rest 'None'. However, in the past, this has created 2 problems for me.
1.) As I mentioned in the first post, the column being returned could have a data type of character, number or date, but the parameter must be designated as only one of these. So, if the user chooses to order by a column having a value with a data type other than what the parameter is designated to be, then I get errors, it doesn't order correctly, etc...
2.) This is the strange, but anytime I've marked all but one column as 'None' for the Break Order, my child data doesn't always stay with the parent. For example, the report is on an IT request database. The 'group fields' consist of data elements that are demographic info.of a request (requester, date requested, description, etc...), and the details for each request list out the comments that have been made in the system for that request. The problem I'm seeing when I set the break orders this way is that each request displays not only its own comments, but it lists out comments for other requests as well, and there doesn't seem to be any logic to which request's comments it lists in addition to its own, it just lists as many as will fit on the page...I don't know if I explained that very well, but that's what's happening.
Does any of that make sense? Any ideas? -
Order by clause based on parameter value
hi,
i am using reports 6i with 10 g db
I have to create a report sorted in order of four fields. there is a parameter for selecting which field should come first in order by clause.
ie the user has provision to view the report in selected sorted order
suppose the four fields are emp_id, name, dept_id, desig .
if the user select dept_id , then the order by clause should be in order of dept_id,emp_id,name,desig
Please help to solve this scenario.
ThanksHi Rinz,
Use the query as follows :
select column_name1, column_name1, ....
from table_name
&order_by_clauseNow in the AFTER-PARAMETER-FORM trigger set the order by clause as below depending upon requirements :
if :sort_column = dept_id then
:order_by_clause := 'order by dept_id,emp_id,name,desig';
else
:order_by_clause := 'order by emp_id, dept_id, name,desig';
end if;
Here sort_column is User parameter which will be selected by user, provide list of Values for it.
Hope this helps
Best Regards
Arif Khadas -
Writing order by clause with user parameter
I have a user parameter where the user is supposed to choose what column they want to sort by.
And they can choose between k.personnr and k.personnavn. I am trying to do this with a decode function.
Now this would work fine if there was no union between these select statements.
But with the union I get a ORA-01785, where they tell me to put in a number.
Here is the sql:
SELECT
k.personnr as PERSON ,
k.personnavn as NAVN,
r.belop as SUM,
concat(to_char(r.bilagdato,'MM'), to_char(r.bilagdato,'YYYY')) AS MND,
PERIODE(concat(to_char(r.bilagdato,'MM'), to_char(r.bilagdato,'YYYY'))) AS PERIODE
FROM
reskontro r,
klient k,
kontoplan p,
konto c
WHERE
r.distriktnr='21'
and r.distriktnr=c.kontoid
and r.distriktnr=k.distriktnr
and r.personnr=k.personnr
and r.kontonr=p.kontonr
and (((r.bilagdato between :p_fra_dato and :p_til_dato) and (:p_fra_dato <= c.overfort) and (:p_til_dato <= c.overfort))
or ((r.bilagdato between :p_fra_dato and c.overfort) and (:p_fra_dato <= c.overfort) and (:p_til_dato >= c.overfort)))
UNION ALL
SELECT
k.personnr as PERSON ,
k.personnavn as NAVN,
(t.belop/100) as SUM,
concat(to_char(t.bilagdato,'MM'), to_char(t.bilagdato,'YYYY')) AS MND,
PERIODE(concat(to_char(t.bilagdato,'MM'), to_char(t.bilagdato,'YYYY')),:P_HORISONTAL) AS PERIODE
FROM
transaksjon t,
klient k,
kontoplan p
WHERE
t.distriktnr='21'
and t.distriktnr=k.distriktnr
and t.personnr=k.personnr
and t.kontonr=p.kontonr
and t.bilagdato between :p_fra_dato and :p_til_dato
This is the order by clause I would like to use:
order by decode(:p_order_by,'Personnavn',k.personnavn,k.personnr)
I also get an error when I use:
order by decode(:p_order_by,'Personnavn',2,1)
Can anybody tell me how to work around this problem?Hi,
One way you can do to get around this problem could be :
select * from (
SELECT
k.personnr as PERSON ,
k.personnavn as NAVN,
r.belop as SUM,
concat(to_char(r.bilagdato,'MM'), to_char(r.bilagdato,'YYYY')) AS MND,
PERIODE(concat(to_char(r.bilagdato,'MM'), to_char(r.bilagdato,'YYYY'))) AS PERIODE
FROM
reskontro r,
klient k,
kontoplan p,
konto c
WHERE
r.distriktnr='21'
and r.distriktnr=c.kontoid
and r.distriktnr=k.distriktnr
and r.personnr=k.personnr
and r.kontonr=p.kontonr
and (((r.bilagdato between :p_fra_dato and :p_til_dato) and (:p_fra_dato <= c.overfort) and (:p_til_dato <= c.overfort))
or ((r.bilagdato between :p_fra_dato and c.overfort) and (:p_fra_dato <= c.overfort) and (:p_til_dato >= c.overfort)))
UNION ALL
SELECT
k.personnr as PERSON ,
k.personnavn as NAVN,
(t.belop/100) as SUM,
concat(to_char(t.bilagdato,'MM'), to_char(t.bilagdato,'YYYY')) AS MND,
PERIODE(concat(to_char(t.bilagdato,'MM'), to_char(t.bilagdato,'YYYY')),:P_HORISONTAL) AS PERIODE
FROM
transaksjon t,
klient k,
kontoplan p
WHERE
t.distriktnr='21'
and t.distriktnr=k.distriktnr
and t.personnr=k.personnr
and t.kontonr=p.kontonr
and t.bilagdato between :p_fra_dato and :p_til_dato)
order by decode(:p_order_by,'Personnavn', NAVN, PERSON)
/Uffe -
Passing parameter in report for order by clause
how can we pass the name of the column on which we want the order by clause to sort as a parameter through parameter from in a report??
Hi Guptha,
We can create a bind parameter in report and we can send it as a parameter or enter in the parameter form.
The Query will be
select * from emp
order by :Order_Bu_Column
I think it will help you.
Regards,
Siva. -
IS IT POSSIBLE TO WRITE ORDER BY CLAUSE WITHIN INNER QUERY
IS IT POSSIBLE TO WRITE ORDER BY CLAUSE WITHIN INNER QUERY
So you still can't :) I still don't see it that strict:
You know of course that this is possible:
select ename, (select ename
from (select empno, ename
from emp
where deptno = 10
order by 1) e2
where e.empno = e2.empno) a
from emp eso we have an »ORDER BY CLAUSE WITHIN INNER QUERY« which is even correlated (though through the outer query).
Whether this makes sense or not is not question imho :-) ... but you can -
Passing parameters in order by clause of cursor
Hi friends,
I am facing a strange problem
I have a cursor with a order by clause.
OPEN cursor_nomrpt FOR
SELECT DISTINCT
CAST(plano.desc3 AS VARCHAR2(50)) category
,plano.name plan_name
,nvl(CAST(plano.desc6 AS VARCHAR2(50)),'not applicable') pcrr
,nvl(trunc(plano.value18,2),0) nominal_slm
,nvl(trunc(plano.value19,2),0) blm
,plano.dbdateeffectivefrom date_live
plano.dbkey pog_id
,case when plano.value47 < 0 THEN 0 when plano.value47 IS NULL THEN 0 ELSE plano.value47 END AS parent_id
FROM
dplapro1.ix_spc_planogram plano
INNER JOIN dplapro1.ix_spc_performance perf ON plano.dbkey = perf.dbparentplanogramkey
INNER JOIN dplapro1.ix_spc_product product ON perf.dbparentproductkey = product.dbkey
INNER JOIN dplapro1.ix_spc_product_key prodkey ON product.dbkey2 = prodkey.dbkey
AND prodkey.keylevel = 2
WHERE
plano.value50 = 0
AND plano.dbkey4 = p_subcatkey
ORDER BY ltrim(rtrim(p_orderby)) ASC;
p_orderby is the parameter being passed. But the output is not sorted. But when I run the cursor by hardcoding the parameter value it works fine...
Need your help on thisHi,
When you use a local variable in a cursor, it's as if you had hard-coded a literal in its place, so you can't use a variable for a column name.
If you know all the possible values of p_orderby, you can do something like this:
ORDER BY TRIM ( CASE p_orderby
WHEN 'DESC' THEN plano.desc
WHEN 'VALUE' THEN plano.value
END
) ASC;If you don't know all the possible values, you could use dynamic SQL.
By the way,
TRIM (x)returns the same results as
LTRIM ( RTRIM (x)) -
Is it possible to use a decode function in the order by clause, when you have two select statements with a union between? I seem to be getting an error-message telling me to type a number.
Can anybody help me?Tove,
Is this what you mean?
SQL> SELECT
2 *
3 FROM
4 (SELECT
5 empno no
6 , ename name
7 , job description
8 FROM emp
9 UNION
10 SELECT
11 deptno no
12 , dname name
13 , loc description
14 FROM dept
15 )
16 ORDER BY
17 DECODE(1
18 , 1,TO_CHAR(no)
19 , 2,name
20 , 3,description)
21 /
NO NAME DESCRIPTION
10 ACCOUNTING NEW YORK
20 RESEARCH DALLAS
30 SALES CHICAGO
40 OPERATIONS BOSTON
7369 SMITH CLERK
7499 ALLEN SALESMAN
7521 WARD SALESMAN
7566 JONES MANAGER
7654 MARTIN SALESMAN
7698 BLAKE MANAGER
7782 CLARK MANAGER
7788 SCOTT ANALYST
7839 KING PRESIDENT
7844 TURNER SALESMAN
7876 ADAMS CLERK
7900 JAMES CLERK
7902 FORD ANALYST
7934 MILLER CLERK
18 rows selected.Now, to order by the second column, I set the first parameter of the
DECODE to "2":
SQL> SELECT
2 *
3 FROM
4 (SELECT
5 empno no
6 , ename name
7 , job description
8 FROM emp
9 UNION
10 SELECT
11 deptno no
12 , dname name
13 , loc description
14 FROM dept
15 )
16 ORDER BY
17 DECODE(2
18 , 1,TO_CHAR(no)
19 , 2,name
20 , 3,description)
21 /
NO NAME DESCRIPTION
10 ACCOUNTING NEW YORK
7876 ADAMS CLERK
7499 ALLEN SALESMAN
7698 BLAKE MANAGER
7782 CLARK MANAGER
7902 FORD ANALYST
7900 JAMES CLERK
7566 JONES MANAGER
7839 KING PRESIDENT
7654 MARTIN SALESMAN
7934 MILLER CLERK
40 OPERATIONS BOSTON
20 RESEARCH DALLAS
30 SALES CHICAGO
7788 SCOTT ANALYST
7369 SMITH CLERK
7844 TURNER SALESMAN
7521 WARD SALESMAN
18 rows selected.
SQL> SELECT
2 *
3 FROM
4 (SELECT
5 empno no
6 , ename name
7 , job description
8 FROM emp
9 UNION
10 SELECT
11 deptno no
12 , dname name
13 , loc description
14 FROM dept
15 )
16 ORDER BY
17 DECODE(3
18 , 1,TO_CHAR(no)
19 , 2,name
20 , 3,description)
21 /
NO NAME DESCRIPTION
7788 SCOTT ANALYST
7902 FORD ANALYST
40 OPERATIONS BOSTON
30 SALES CHICAGO
7369 SMITH CLERK
7934 MILLER CLERK
7900 JAMES CLERK
7876 ADAMS CLERK
20 RESEARCH DALLAS
7566 JONES MANAGER
7698 BLAKE MANAGER
7782 CLARK MANAGER
10 ACCOUNTING NEW YORK
7839 KING PRESIDENT
7499 ALLEN SALESMAN
7844 TURNER SALESMAN
7654 MARTIN SALESMAN
7521 WARD SALESMAN
18 rows selected.I needed to put the TO_CHAR in the DECODE so all of the columns
by which I could potentially order are VARCHAR2's, else I was
getting
SQL> /
DECODE(1
ERROR at line 17:
ORA-01785: ORDER BY item must be the number of a SELECT-list expressionHTH
T. -
Can i assign an 'order by' clause dynamically in forms ??
I know it's possible to assign an 'order by' clause in reports with lexical parameter.
for example..
select A
from TABLE
where A is not null
&V_ORDERBY
In this, v_orderby might be 'order by name' like that,,,
can i assign an 'order by' clause dynamically IN FORMS ??
If you understan my question, please answer to me,,,ㅜㅜHave you tried this build-in function?
SET_BLOCK_PROPERTY('[BLOCK_NAME]', ORDER_BY, 'SORTCOL1, SORTCOL2...');
Where 'SORTCOL1, SORTCOL2...' are the table columns name. -
Suppress "Order By" clause in Answers Query
Hello,
Is it possible to Suppress "Order By" clause in Answers Query.
I'm using a database view as data source. In the view definition, "order by" clause is already specified. Is it possible to get the same order in the OBIEE report??
I do not want to use Sort Order column in the repository.
Thanks,
GirishYou add a rownumber to your DB view and use that to 'sort' your report.
regards
John
http://obiee101.blogspot.com/ -
Order By clause in Receiver JDBC adapter
Hello All,
Is it possible to construct a select statement that uses an Order by clause in JDBC receiver adapter?
ex : I would like the JDBC adapter to from a query as follows:
<b>Select * from EMP where sal = 10000 order by empid</b>
We are able to construct the select statement without order by clause but not with it.
Can any one suggest me how to do it. This is bit urgent for us.
Thanks
Abinashhi,
did you try with
SQL_DML
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/2e/96fd3f2d14e869e10000000a155106/content.htm
Regards,
michal -
Hi,
I wanted to know if this is possible with order by clause and union. some how union messes up the ordering of the left part of the union statement.
assume the data is as below in table tab1
c1 c2
4 1
4 2
5 1
5 2
7 1
7 2
8 3
9 4
the expected output must be for all c1 < 7 ordering must be on c1 and for all c1 > 7 ordering must be on c2.
so the query i tried was
select c1,c2 from tab1 where c1 <7 order by c1
union
select c1,c2 from tab1 where c1 >=7 order by c2
it is giving the message 'Sql command not properly ended'.
Suggestions are welcomeSQL>
SQL> With t As
2 (
3 Select 4 c1, 1 c2 From dual Union All
4 Select 4 ,2 From dual Union All
5 Select 5 ,1 From dual Union All
6 Select 5 ,2 From dual Union All
7 Select 7 ,1 From dual Union All
8 Select 7 ,2 From dual Union All
9 Select 8 ,3 From dual Union All
10 Select 9 ,4 From dual
11 ), t1 As (Select c1,c2 From t Where c1 <7 Order By c1)
12 ,t2 As (select c1,c2 from t where c1 >=7 Order By c2)
13 Select * From t1 Union All
14 Select * From t2;
C1 C2
4 1
4 2
5 1
5 2
7 1
7 2
8 3
9 4
8 rows selected
SQL> /*-- Union All
2 select c1,c2 from t where c1 >=7
3 Order By c1,c2;
4 */
5
with union clause order by must be placed in the end,,
select c1 from dual union all
select c2 from dual
order by c1 -
Order by clause in PL/SQL cursors
I am trying to execute a procedure with some input parameters. I open a cursor
with a select statement. However, the order by clause in the query does not
recognize parameter sent through the procedure input parameters.
For example:
open <<cursor name>> for
select id from member order by <<dynamic parameter>>" does not work (Compiles fine but does not return the right result).
But if I try and give a static order by <<column name>> it works. Is the
order by clause in the PL/SQL a compile time phenomenon?
I have also tried it through dynamic sql. All the other parameters work except the order by <<parameter>> asc|desc
Also "asc" and "desc" does not work if given dynamically.
What alternatives do I have?
nullI don't think order by can be dynamic in a cursor, but it sure can be using dynamic sql. The only issue is that you must do a replace in the sql string with the dynamic variable. For example:
create or replace procedure test_dyn(p_col in varchar2, p_order in varchar2) as
q varchar2(500);
u_exec_cur number;
u_columnnumber NUMBER;
u_columndate DATE;
u_columnvarchar varchar2(50);
u_cur_count number;
u_ename varchar2(20);
u_sal number;
begin
q := 'select ename, sal from scott.emp order by p_col p_order';
-- got to do these two replaces
q:= replace(q,'p_col',p_col);
q:= replace(q,'p_order',p_order);
u_exec_cur := dbms_sql.open_cursor;
dbms_sql.parse(u_exec_cur,q,dbms_sql.v7);
dbms_sql.define_column(u_exec_cur, 1, u_columnvarchar, 20);
dbms_sql.define_column(u_exec_cur, 2, u_columnnumber);
u_cur_count := dbms_sql.execute(u_exec_cur);
loop
exit when (dbms_sql.fetch_rows(u_exec_cur) <= 0);
dbms_sql.column_value(u_exec_cur, 1, u_ename);
dbms_sql.column_value(u_exec_cur, 2, u_sal);
dbms_output.put_line(u_ename);
dbms_output.put_line(u_sail);
--htp.p(u_ename);
--htp.p(u_sal);
end loop;
end;
show errors;
Now when when I execute my procedure I can change the order by clause all I want, for example:
SQL> set serveroutput on;
SQL> exec gmika.test_dyn('sal','asc');
SMITH
800
ADAMS
1100
WARD
1250
MARTIN
1250
MILLER
1300
TURNER
1500
ALLEN
1600
JLO
2222
BLAKE
2850
JONES
2975
SCOTT
3000
FORD
3000
LOKITZ
4500
KING
5000
JAMES
5151
JAMES
5555
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
SQL>
null -
Order by clause Dynamic in Oracle function
How can i get order by Clause Dynamic in Oracle function
My function Returns sql query with SYS_REFCURSOR . and i will pass the order by column as input parameter
create or replace
FUNCTION TEST_SSK
p_srot number
RETURN SYS_REFCURSOR
AS
C_testssk SYS_REFCURSOR;
BEGIN
OPEN C_TESTSSK FOR
SELECT LOAN_CODE,LOAN_DATE,DUE_DATE,LOAN_AMT FROM LOAN_MASTER
order by P_SROT;
return C_testssk;
end;Edited by: user10736825 on Dec 22, 2010 11:34 AMyou can go for a dynamic query ;)
create or replace
FUNCTION TEST_SSK
p_srot number
RETURN SYS_REFCURSOR
AS
C_testssk SYS_REFCURSOR;
l_str VARCHAR2(4000);
l_order VARCHAR2(100);
BEGIN
l_str := 'SELECT LOAN_CODE,LOAN_DATE,DUE_DATE,LOAN_AMT FROM LOAN_MASTER ';
IF p_sort = 'LC'
THEN
l_order := ' ORDER BY LOAN_CODE ';
ELSIF p_sort = 'LD'
THEN
l_order := ' ORDER BY LOAN_DATE ';
END IF;
l_str := l_str || l_order ;
OPEN C_TESTSSK FOR l_str;
return C_testssk;
end;
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