Minus Operation Obiee

Hi All,
I have created a report utilizing the minus operation as follows:
Person_Wid (Filtered by a set of criteria selected by users via prompts)
minus
Person_wid (Filtered by another set of criteria selected by users via prompts)
I get the correct person_wids.
However I need to calculate count of the person_wid obtained in the result. Can someone tell me how I can achieve this.
Thanks

Hi David,
Thanks for ur suggestion. However the query I am trying to execute is
Person_Wid (Filtered by a set of criteria selected by users via prompts) ----->A
minus
Person_wid (Filtered by another set of criteria selected by users via prompts)--------->B
So when I implement what you suggested I get the count of only 'A'. It does not give me the row count of (A-B). Is there something I need to tweak?
Thanks,
Nikita

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Hi Niv D,
I guess this can be done as we have union, union all and minus available.
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Minus operator versus 'not exists' for faster SQL query

Hi everybody,
Does anyone know if rewriting a query to use the MINUS operator instead of using NOT EXISTS in the query is faster, giving all else is the same?
Thanks very much!
Bill Loggins
801-971-6837
[email protected]

It really depends on a bunch of factors.
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2 minus
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Minus operations on table

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I am trying to find a way to do minus operations on table. I know this is possible in SQL, but I have yet to find out how to do it in ABAP. Can anyone help?
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http://help.sap.com/saphelp_NW04/helpdata/en/dc/dc7614099b11d295320000e8353423/content.htm
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<sql_statement_B>
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Please help me with this problem.
I have two tables with 20 columns each, one table resides on one database and the other table is accesed through a db link. Both tables contains +800,000 records.
I need to know the record differences between these two tables - this is a periodical process, not for once- , I am using a MINUS operation with full scan, the problem is that my query is taking long time to finish : +20 min. Also i tried witn COLUMN IN() instead MINUS but my query performance is worst.
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Edited by: Osymad on Jun 18, 2012 5:12 PM

Osymad wrote:
Hi all,
Please help me with this problem.
I have two tables with 20 columns each, one table resides on one database and the other table is accesed through a db link. Both tables contains +800,000 records.
I need to know the record differences between these two tables - this is a periodical process, not for once- , I am using a MINUS operation with full scan, the problem is that my query is taking long time to finish : +20 min. Also i tried witn COLUMN IN() instead MINUS but my query performance is worst.
Do you know another way to get the record differences with a better performance?
Thanks in advance
Edited by: Osymad on Jun 18, 2012 5:12 PMhttp://www.oracle.com/technetwork/issue-archive/2005/05-jan/o15asktom-084959.html
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Minus operator abnormal behavior question

Oracle 10gR2/Oracle 11g on Windows 2003 R2 32-bit
There is a very weird query with minus, it is basically:
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minus
select id from table1 where xxxx --> query 2the queries are against the same table, only difference is the where clause. There are 3rd party implemented type and index being used in the where clause in both queries.
query 1 returns 100 records (i.e. all the records in table1), query 2 returns 0 record.
but with the minus operator, it returns 1 record.
If I modify query 2, remove the 3rd party type/index, use another filter that will return 0 record too, then the minus query returns 100 records correctly.
If I modify the whole query to use not in/not exist instead of minus, then query returns 100 records correctly.
Question: is it possible the 3rd party type/index can cause the minus operator to behave this way?
Edited by: modeler on Nov 18, 2009 3:15 PM
Edited by: modeler on Nov 18, 2009 3:16 PM

Is there any way you can put together a representative test case that we can test here?

MINUS operator fetches invalid record count

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Here are the details of the data load:
They are using source as PROD and target as UAT.
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974065 wrote:
SQL> select 'A' count(1) from A.UAT union all select 'A' count(1) from A.PROD@BISLSPD1;
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A.UAT                     19105022
A.PROD                   19104995
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I used same data type and i checked with rpd also its working fine.Where is the problem .Can any one help me out??
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Saichand.V

hi,
Thanks for u quick response
Those are from two Different tables.in Fx i didn't used any operations.Just pulled certain columns.one column is prompted in both the reports.

Error using minus operator

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=========
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4 /
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T
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I am very new to oracle and am working with the minus operator to run a query. I could use some help!
Here is the query I am working on:
select suppliername, partname
from quote
where partname = 'hammer'
minus
select suppliername, partname
from quote
where partname = 'hammer';
HOW DO I GET THE QUERY TO DISPLAY ONLY THE ROWS OF SUPPLIERNAMES THAT SUPPLY ONLY HAMMERS?
I WOULD GREATLY APPRECIATE SOME CLARIFICATION.

HOW DO I GET THE QUERY TO DISPLAY ONLY THE ROWS OF SUPPLIERNAMES THAT SUPPLY ONLY HAMMERS?It may, for some data related reason, give you the result you were expecting, but this query does not answer that question because you have included partname in the MINUS.
E.g.
WITH quote AS
(SELECT 'BOB' suppliername, 'HAMMER' partname FROM DUAL UNION ALL
SELECT 'BOB' suppliername, 'SPANNER' partname FROM DUAL UNION ALL
SELECT 'TIM' suppliername, 'HAMMER' partname FROM DUAL UNION ALL
SELECT 'JACK' suppliername, 'HAMMER' partname FROM DUAL)
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FROM   quote
MINUS
SELECT suppliername, partname
FROM   quote
WHERE partname != 'HAMMER';
SUPPLIERNAME PARTNAME
BOB          HAMMER
JACK         HAMMER
TIM          HAMMER   Clearly this is wrong because Bob supplies spanners (aka wrench).
However:
WITH quote AS
(SELECT 'BOB' suppliername, 'HAMMER' partname FROM DUAL UNION ALL
SELECT 'BOB' suppliername, 'SPANNER' partname FROM DUAL UNION ALL
SELECT 'TIM' suppliername, 'HAMMER' partname FROM DUAL UNION ALL
SELECT 'JACK' suppliername, 'HAMMER' partname FROM DUAL)
SELECT suppliername
FROM   quote
MINUS
SELECT suppliername
FROM   quote
WHERE partname != 'HAMMER';
SUPPLIERNAME
JACK
TIM          Amongst the many alternatives - NOT EXISTS:
WITH quote AS
(SELECT 'BOB' suppliername, 'HAMMER' partname FROM DUAL UNION ALL
SELECT 'BOB' suppliername, 'SPANNER' partname FROM DUAL UNION ALL
SELECT 'TIM' suppliername, 'HAMMER' partname FROM DUAL UNION ALL
SELECT 'JACK' suppliername, 'HAMMER' partname FROM DUAL)
SELECT *
FROM   quote q1
WHERE NOT EXISTS (SELECT 1
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SUPPLIERNAME PARTNAME
JACK         HAMMER
TIM          HAMMER

Instead of Minus operation any other ?

Hi,
Master Table : book_master
Master_Pk_No Book_Name Version_no I_User Initial_id
10 Book1 0 XXX 10
20 Book1 1 XXX 10
30 Book1 2 XXX 10
# Initial id will be same as Master_Pk_No first number
# I have to take the latest version ( 2 ) and compare with the older version if any records
are availble in older version i have to fetch that and append that with the
Child Table : source
C_PK_NO SEQ_SOURCE UNIT_SEQ O_User
10 1 1 XXX
10 2 1 abc
10 3 2 abc
10 4 1 ggg
10 5 2 ggg
10 6 3 abc
10 7 4 abc
20 1 1 XXX
20 2 1 abc
20 3 2 abc
20 4 1 ggg
20 5 2 ggg
20 6 1 zzz
30 1 1 XXX
30 2 1 abc
30 3 2 abc
30 4 1 ggg
30 5 2 ggg
30 6 2 XXX
SELECT seq_source, o_user, unit_seq
FROM SOURCE
WHERE c_pk_no IN ( SELECT master_pk_no FROM AER
WHERE book_name = 'Book1'
AND version_no = 0 )
MINUS
SELECT seq_source, o_user, unit_seq
FROM SOURCE
WHERE c_pk_no IN ( SELECT master_pk_no FROM AER
WHERE book_name = 'Book1'
AND version_no = 2) ;
If i execute this query i will get the below result .
C_PK_NO SEQ_SOURCE UNIT_SEQ O_User
10 6 3 abc
10 7 4 abc
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FROM SOURCE
WHERE c_pk_no IN ( SELECT master_pk_no FROM AER
WHERE book_name = 'Book1'
AND version_no = 2) ;
C_PK_NO SEQ_SOURCE UNIT_SEQ O_User
20 6 1 zzz
is it possible to achieve this without minus operation ?
Regards,
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And here is the test:
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13                      SELECT 10,7,4,'abc' from dual union all
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15                      SELECT 20,2,1,'abc' from dual union all
16                      SELECT 20,3,2,'abc' from dual union all
17                      SELECT 20,4,1,'ggg' from dual union all
18                      SELECT 20,5,2,'ggg' from dual union all
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20                      SELECT 30,1,1,'XXX' from dual union all
21                      SELECT 30,2,1,'abc' from dual union all
22                      SELECT 30,3,2,'abc' from dual union all
23                      SELECT 30,4,1,'ggg' from dual union all
24                      SELECT 30,5,2,'ggg' from dual union all
25                      SELECT 30,6,2,'XXX' from dual
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28          s.o_user,
29          s.unit_seq
30    FROM SOURCE s,
31          BOOK_MASTER a
32    WHERE s.c_pk_no = a.master_pk_no
33      AND a.book_name = 'Book1'
34      AND a.version_no IN (0,2)
35    GROUP BY s.seq_source,
36             s.o_user,
37             s.unit_seq
38    HAVING MAX(a.version_no) = 0
39 /
SEQ_SOURCE O_U   UNIT_SEQ
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2                      SELECT 10 master_pk_no,'Book1' book_name,0 version_no,'XXX' i_user,10 Initial_id from dual union all
3                      SELECT 20,'Book1',1,'XXX',10 from dual union all
4                      SELECT 30,'Book1',2,'XXX',10 from dual
5                     ),
6           SOURCE AS (
7                      SELECT 10 c_pk_no,1 seq_source,1 unit_seq,'XXX' o_user from dual union all
8                      SELECT 10,2,1,'abc' from dual union all
9                      SELECT 10,3,2,'abc' from dual union all
10                      SELECT 10,4,1,'ggg' from dual union all
11                      SELECT 10,5,2,'ggg' from dual union all
12                      SELECT 10,6,3,'abc' from dual union all
13                      SELECT 10,7,4,'abc' from dual union all
14                      SELECT 20,1,1,'XXX' from dual union all
15                      SELECT 20,2,1,'abc' from dual union all
16                      SELECT 20,3,2,'abc' from dual union all
17                      SELECT 20,4,1,'ggg' from dual union all
18                      SELECT 20,5,2,'ggg' from dual union all
19                      SELECT 20,6,1,'zzz' from dual union all
20                      SELECT 30,1,1,'XXX' from dual union all
21                      SELECT 30,2,1,'abc' from dual union all
22                      SELECT 30,3,2,'abc' from dual union all
23                      SELECT 30,4,1,'ggg' from dual union all
24                      SELECT 30,5,2,'ggg' from dual union all
25                      SELECT 30,6,2,'XXX' from dual
26                     )
27 SELECT s.seq_source,
28          s.o_user,
29          s.unit_seq
30    FROM SOURCE s,
31          BOOK_MASTER a
32    WHERE s.c_pk_no = a.master_pk_no
33      AND a.book_name = 'Book1'
34      AND a.version_no IN (1,2)
35    GROUP BY s.seq_source,
36             s.o_user,
37             s.unit_seq
38    HAVING MAX(a.version_no) = 1
39 /
SEQ_SOURCE O_U   UNIT_SEQ
         6 zzz          1
SQL> SY.

Problem with the minus operator - Urgent

Hi,
I am executing one source minus target query which is taking a lot of time to run (more than a day) in TEST and PROD environment.
But when i run the same query DEV it is workin fine giving results in few seconds.
Individual query is also takin less time as there are only some 10k records in target table and in source depending upon the date condition(max 500 rows).
I checked the indexes of DEV, test AND PROD. All are same.
Can any one help me in this.
ASAP.
Thanks in advance,
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SELECT STATEMENT Optimizer Mode=ALL_ROWS     1           4507
SORT AGGREGATE          1
VIEW          4           4507
MINUS
SORT UNIQUE          4      2 K     256
HASH JOIN OUTER          4      2 K     255
NESTED LOOPS          1      444      223
HASH JOIN          37      10 K     28
FILTER          61      4 K     23
REMOTE                              SERIAL
REMOTE          1      105      2           SERIAL
REMOTE          t1(source) 1      72      1           SERIAL
REMOTE          t2(source) 10 K     1 M     32           SERIAL
SORT UNIQUE          6 K     406 K     4251
HASH JOIN          6 K     406 K     4183
TABLE ACCESS FULL     t1(target) 11 K     439 K     87
TABLE ACCESS FULL     t2 target) 372 K     8 M     4076
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Operation     Object Name     Rows     Bytes     Cost     Object Node     In/Out     PStart     PStop
SELECT STATEMENT Optimizer Mode=ALL_ROWS     1           4958
SORT AGGREGATE          1
VIEW          235           4958
MINUS
SORT UNIQUE          235      124 K     703
CONCATENATION
HASH JOIN OUTER          219      115 K     271
NESTED LOOPS          2      870      211
NESTED LOOPS          2      826      209
HASH JOIN          47      12 K     66
FILTER          74      5 K     60
REMOTE                         SERIAL
REMOTE          1      105      2      SERIAL
REMOTE          t1(source) 1      75      1      SERIAL
REMOTE          t3(source) 1      22      1      SERIAL
REMOTE          t2(source) 11 K     1 M     59      SERIAL
HASH JOIN OUTER          16      8 K     431
NESTED LOOPS          1      435      371
NESTED LOOPS          1      360      370
NESTED LOOPS          115      37 K     255
HASH JOIN          47      12 K     66
REMOTE          t4(source) 74      5 K     60      SERIAL
NESTED LOOPS          106      20 K     5
REMOTE          t5(source) 1      105      2      SERIAL
REMOTE          t6(source) 106      9 K     3      SERIAL
REMOTE          t7(source) 128      4      SERIAL
REMOTE          t3(source) 1      22      1      SERIAL
REMOTE          t1(source) 1      75      1      SERIAL
REMOTE          t2(source) 11 K     1 M     59      SERIAL
SORT UNIQUE          7 K     439 K     4256
HASH JOIN          7 K     439 K     4183
TABLE ACCESS FULL     t1(target)      12 K     474 K     88
TABLE ACCESS FULL     t2(target) 373 K     8 M     4076

Query with IN and MINUS operator (Oracle 10g)

Hi,
This query will work as per my requiements, my database is 10g.
eg. Emp_M has all the Employee details, I want to fetch the details of employees from Emp_M table, who are presenet in Emp_GradeA but not in Emp_Bonus table.
select * from Emp_M where Emp_ID in(
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I read in Oracle 8 or 8i books , IN has more priority than MINUS, so
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Your original query should work fine, because you are using parenthesis to tell which part of the query get's executed first.
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