Locator SQL Questions
Gentlemen,
I have a table in Locator that is made of of polygons (loaded via MapInfo EasyLoader). What I need to do is to send Oracle a latitude and longitude and have Oracle return the polygon in which that location falls in. I am new to loator and so this is probably an easy question. I have been experimenting with SQL statements and I tried the following:
Select MUSYM From ENCLASS_USER.SOILMU_A_IA001
Where SDO_INSIDE(sdo_geometry(2001, 8307, sdo_point_type(-94.53825,41.38343, NULL),null,null),GEOLOC) = 'TRUE'
The error returned indicates the "interface not supportrd without a spatial index". The table has a spatial index, however I think that the problem is with the latitude and longitude portion of the SQL. In the above statement, MUSYM is the value of the column in the polygon table I need returned and GEOLOC is the SDO_GEOMETRY Column. The Lat/Long coordinates are -94.53825,41.38343 in the example above.
How do I construct this SQL so that it will work?
Thansk for your help,
Tim Fast
Pioneer Hi-Bred International, Inc.
The SQL that I am using is:
Select MUSYM From ENCLASS_USER.SOILMU_A_IA001
Where SDO_INSIDE
(GEOLOC,sdo_geometry(2001, 8307, sdo_point_type(-94.542208,41.383796, NULL),null,null)) = 'TRUE'
It should return the MUSYM of "370B"
I don't know how to send you the sample rows but here are three rows in which the first one is the polygon that should be returned. The columns are "|" delimited when exported form Oracle.
AREASYMBOL|SPATIALVER|MUSYM|MUKEY|MI_STYLE|MI_PRINX|GEOLOC
IA001|0|370B|402176||1|(2003, 8307, (-94.54199904, 41.38330203, ), (1, 1003, 1, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ), (-94.54315104, 41.38333398, -94.54303116, 41.38323597, -94.543029, 41.38314201, -94.54290912, 41.383044, -94.54279212, 41.38304598, -94.54267188, 41.38294797, -94.54232088, 41.38294896, -94.54184208, 41.38256304, -94.541724, 41.38256502, -94.54160484, 41.38246701, -94.54148784, 41.38246899, -94.54136796, 41.38237197, -94.54125096, 41.38237296, -94.54077612, 41.38198803, -94.54077504, 41.38188903, -94.54030596, 41.38150302, -94.54018896, 41.381505, -94.53960684, 41.38102098, -94.53948984, 41.38102296, -94.53902904, 41.38063704, -94.53856212, 41.38063902, -94.53844404, 41.38073496, -94.53844116, 41.380929, -94.53878784, 41.381217, -94.53890412, 41.38121601, -94.53902004, 41.38131303, -94.53913704, 41.381316, -94.53936996, 41.38150698, -94.53937104, 41.38179498, -94.53960396, 41.38179597, -94.53995784, 41.38208397, -94.53996108, 41.38227801, -94.54067892, 41.38285401, -94.54056516, 41.38295004, -94.54056804, 41.38304904, -94.54092804, 41.38333704, -94.54104504, 41.38333497, -94.54128588, 41.38353, -94.54140216, 41.38352901, -94.54164192, 41.383719, -94.54164912, 41.38391196, -94.54153608, 41.38400898, -94.54130316, 41.384007, -94.541076, 41.38420401, -94.54119588, 41.38429698, -94.54119912, 41.38439598, -94.541319, 41.38448904, -94.54132188, 41.38458804, -94.54144104, 41.38468101, -94.54144392, 41.38478001))
IA001|0|370C2|402178||2|(2003, 8307, (-94.53918312, 41.38067601, ), (1, 1003, 1, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ), (-94.53523392, 41.378121, -94.535001, 41.37812397, -94.53488616, 41.37802704, -94.53465288, 41.37803001, -94.53453696, 41.377932, -94.53407112, 41.37793398, -94.53395304, 41.37803001, -94.53395304, 41.37812496, -94.53418416, 41.37831999, -94.53417984, 41.37861204, -94.53429504, 41.37870996, -94.53429396, 41.378805, -94.53440916, 41.37890202, -94.53440304, 41.37928902, -94.53428496, 41.37939, -94.53382092, 41.37939198, -94.53370716, 41.37929397, -94.53335904, 41.37929397, -94.53324204, 41.37939099, -94.53324096, 41.37948999, -94.53358404, 41.37977799, -94.53427884, 41.37977799, -94.53439584, 41.37968097, -94.53451212, 41.37967998, -94.53474792, 41.37948297, -94.53521196, 41.37948099, -94.53532608, 41.379579, -94.535208, 41.37967503, -94.53520404, 41.37987303, -94.53531888, 41.379966, -94.53543408, 41.37996897, -94.53566988, 41.37977304, -94.53601908, 41.37977196, -94.53613284, 41.37986997, -94.53625092, 41.37976899, -94.53636684, 41.37977196, -94.53659616, 41.37996303, -94.536594, 41.38006203, -94.53670812, 41.38016004, -94.53670092, 41.38054704, -94.53658284, 41.38064298, -94.53634992, 41.38064199, -94.53623292, 41.38074198, -94.53600108, 41.38074099, -94.535766, 41.38093296, -94.53588084, 41.38103097, -94.53669408, 41.38102899, -94.53692808, 41.38083702, -94.53727692, 41.38083603, -94.53739212, 41.380929))
IA001|0|570C2|402192||3|(2003, 8307, (-94.54121496, 41.38369497, ), (1, 1003, 1, , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ), (-94.53887784, 41.38449498, -94.53875688, 41.38439697, -94.53863988, 41.38439904, -94.53852108, 41.38430103, -94.53817188, 41.38430103, -94.53805992, 41.38439697, -94.53794292, 41.38439904, -94.53770208, 41.38420896, -94.53746988, 41.38420698, -94.53735, 41.38411401, -94.537233, 41.38411104, -94.53711312, 41.38401798, -94.53653208, 41.38401699, -94.53629088, 41.383827, -94.53582612, 41.38382799, -94.53571488, 41.38392402, -94.53571884, 41.38401897, -94.53584016, 41.38411599, -94.53584304, 41.38421103, -94.53620484, 41.38449903, -94.537134, 41.38449498, -94.53725388, 41.38459299, -94.53725892, 41.38468704, -94.53737916, 41.38478496, -94.53738312, 41.38487901, -94.537503, 41.38497702, -94.53819996, 41.38497702, -94.53831984, 41.385069, -94.53843612, 41.38506801, -94.53855492, 41.38516503, -94.53867084, 41.38516404, -94.53891096, 41.38535898, -94.53902688, 41.385357, -94.539384, 41.385645, -94.53949992, 41.38564401, -94.53961188, 41.38554798, -94.53972816, 41.385546, -94.53995388, 41.38535403, -94.54007016, 41.385357, -94.54018284, 41.38526097, -94.54099392, 41.38525899, -94.54111308, 41.38535196, -94.54122612, 41.38525602, -94.54134204, 41.38525899, -94.54156884, 41.38506603, -94.54156308, 41.38487298, -94.54144392, 41.38478001, -94.54144104, 41.38468101, -94.54132188, 41.38458804, -94.541319, 41.38448904))
Tim Fast
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Regards
Dmytro -
Parent - child table issue wrt to count - SQL question
I have a scenario:
There are 2 tables (parent and child). lets say, case summary table and task level dimension table.
for every case id in case summary table, there would be multiple tasks in task level dim table with a flag indicator set to 1 for all tasks.
but while counting the number of cases active with flag indicator 1 (ofcourse when joining case summary table with task dimension table), for a case id only 1 instance of task needs to be accounted (even though it has more than one task , for counting active cases, the flag ind corresponding to a task in a case if set to 1 , then the case is considered active)..but while joining and taking count of case ids with flag indicator as 1, you get the count of every task row of a case which is incorrect logically. how to discard the rest of child records of a case in child table (task dimension table)?
I am not sure how to achieve this in sql query
Kindly help!
Case summary table
case id, busininess_unit, agent_name
1001, admin, Ram
1002, Finance, Sam
task table
case id, task_id,task_name, flag_indicator
1001, 1, 'New', 1
1001,2, 'Open',1
1001,3,'In progress',1
1002, 4, 'New', 1
(In fact task_id is not a big deal... even you can assume task id doesn't exist..only task name ... )
now my question... if my query should get the current active cases (ind=1); as per above it should essentially give 2... but my query gives me 4..you know the reason why.. but how do i get the correct count?
Thanks!may be you need just this:
select count(distinct case_id) from task
where indicator = 1;
If this is not what you are looking for, please elaborate and tell us the expected output and rest of the details as mentioned in FAQ Re: 2. How do I ask a question on the forums?: -
Locate SQL causes full table scans from Statspack
Hello,
In my statspack reports I see a lot of full tables scans (1,425,297)
How can I locate the query that causes this ?
stats$sql_plan should fit?
Oracle is 9i
Thank you>
How can I locate the query that causes this ?
It can be hard. One idea is to put comments in queries identifying where they come from, something like
select /* my_package.my_procedure */ *
from dual;
[/code
The comment should remain with the sql text so various reports showing the sql text should also indicate where the query is] -
Hi,
I am working on a SQL, please help ms with the question
below .... thanks
(1)Increase by 10% salary of these captain pilots who have
traveled more than 800,000 miles.
Routes | | Flights | |Pilots |
| | | | |
#routeID | | #flightNO | |#pilotID |
depAirportID | | airplaneNO| |*name |
arrAirportID |_______/| pilotID |\___________|*hours_in_air|
length | \| routeID |/ |*grade |
______________| |_____________| |*salary |
|____________|If the length column in routes is in hours, and it represents
additional hours to those shown in hours_in_air in pilots, then
the following should work:
UPDATE pilots
SET salary = salary * 1.1
WHERE pilotid in (SELECT a.pilotid
FROM pilots a,
(SELECT b.pilotid,sum(c.length) new_hours
FROM flights b, routes c
WHERE b.routeid = c.routeid
GROUP BY b.pilotid) d
WHERE a.pilotid = d.pilotid and
new_hours + hours_in_air >= 80000)I suspect that you probably need to add additional criteria to
the sub-query from flights and routes to take into account only
flights since the hours_in_air column from pilots was last
updated. However, your table structures do not indicate any
date sensitivity. If the table flights is emptied every time
hours_in_air is updated, then the query above will work. -
SQL Question (Select rows with multiple records)
Hello Gurus,
I am learning SQL and have a question. Thanks for your time and help.
I have 2 tables TABLE_AA and TABLE_BB. Both tables have two columns ID, DATA.
TABLE_AA is connected to TABLE_BB through ID field (TABLE_AA.AA_DATA = TABLE_BB.BB_DATA)
TABLE_AA
~~~~~~~
AA_ID______AA_DATA
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
1111_______XXXX
2222_______QQQQ
3333_______ZZZZZ
4444_______PPPPP
~~~~~~~
TABLE_BB
~~~~~~~
BB_ID BB_DATA
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
1111_______AAAA
2222_______BBBB
3333_______CCCC
3333_______DDDD
4444_______EEEE
I am looking to get those AA_ID values that have multiple in TABLE_BB for their parent reference in TABLE_BB.
So, from the above example, the sql should return the following as AA_ID 3333 has more than 1 reference value in BB_ID
AA_ID_____BB_ID
~~~~~~~~~~
3333______CCCC
3333______DDDDHi,
It's working fine. !!
14:10:05 topgun>With a As
14:10:06 2 (
14:10:06 3 Select 1111 c1, 'AAAA' c2 From dual Union All
14:10:06 4 Select 2222 , 'BBBB' From dual Union All
14:10:06 5 Select 3333 , 'CCCC' From dual Union All
14:10:06 6 Select 4444 , 'DDDD' From dual
14:10:06 7 ), b As
14:10:06 8 (
14:10:06 9 Select 1111 c1,'AAAA' c2 From dual Union All
14:10:06 10 Select 2222 , 'BBBB' From dual Union All
14:10:06 11 Select 3333 , 'CCCC' From dual Union All
14:10:06 12 Select 3333 , 'DDDD' From dual Union All
14:10:06 13 Select 4444 , 'EEEE' From dual
14:10:06 14 )
14:10:06 15 Select c1,
14:10:06 16 c2
14:10:06 17 From
14:10:06 18 (
14:10:06 19 Select a.c1,
14:10:06 20 b.c2,
14:10:06 21 Count(*) over (Partition By a.c1 Order By a.c1) cnt
14:10:06 22 From a,
14:10:06 23 b
14:10:06 24 Where a.c1 = b.c1
14:10:06 25 )
14:10:06 26 Where cnt = 2;
C1 C2
3333 CCCC
3333 DDDD- Pavan Kumar N
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