Multiple Parents

Hi,
I have a chart of accounts structure along the lines of (simplified); -
Cost centre (objective) XXXXXX
Expense Type (subjective) XXXX
So I can analyse by where I am spending my money (cost centre)
And on what (expense type)
However, over and above this basic structure there are a number of different parent codes, such that a cost centre or expense type can be a member of one, many or no parent codes.
What approach would anyone recommend for the repository structure, so I can have the flexibility of parent code analysis, without permutating the various tables by each possible parent - whilst still retaining speed?
thanks for any suggestions,
Robert.

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I'm using Jdeveloper 10.1.2 and JHeadstart 10.1.2 (build 19).
I've developed a page that contains a master view object and two detail view objects. What I want to do is to display both as parent shuttles on the same page. I have created 2 detail parent-shuttle groups and set both to display on same page. The two shuttle groups are displayed fine but the problem is when it comes time to saving the changes on the page. It seems that only the first shuttle group is being updated and the second one ignored. I checked that I wasn't doing anything silly but setting the second parent-shuttle to display on a separate page and when it was, the update of both work fine.
Is it not possible to have two parent shuttle's on the same page ?
Cheers,
Brent

Brent,
It turns out that, while not documented, this is not supported. The method name generated into the UI Model to process the shuttle has the id "processParentShuttle". So, if you have two shuttles, the second shuttle overrides the first shuttle method binding .....
You could fix that manually, by adding a second shuttle method binding to the UI Model with a different name, but when you do that, you also need to subclass JhsDataAction, and override method processShuttle which currently only checks for a parent shuttle binding named "processParentShuttle".
Steven Davelaar,
JHeadstart Team.

Multiple parents for folders

hi,
how do i setup mutiple parents for a folder (both interactively
and remotely)?
tia
sean

hi,
how do i setup mutiple parents for a folder (both interactively
and remotely)?
tia
sean

Tree: Multiple parents and offsprings from one table in just one tree.

Hello,
I have a table similar to this one,
CREATE TABLE "TABLE_ONE"
(     "MATERIAL_ID" NUMBER,
"MATERIAL_NAME" VARCHAR2(80),
     "PARENT_ID1" NUMBER,
     "PARENT_ID2" NUMBER,
     "OFFSPRING_ID1" NUMBER,
     "OFFSPRING_ID2" NUMBER,
     "OFFSPRING_ID3" NUMBER,
     "OFFSPRING_ID4" NUMBER,
     CONSTRAINT "TABLE_ONE_PK" PRIMARY KEY ("MATERIAL_ID") ENABLE
And I need to generate a tree based on the following assumption:
There's a relation of 2 parents to several new other materials depending on the combination.
But the tree should be like:
A & B generate c,d,e,f,h, (but not i), and
C & I generate j,l,m,n, (but not k), and so on....
J & K generate p,q,rm, etc....
How can I create a dynamic tree with two parents and several offsprings from just one table?
With the following tree query I get only the PARENT_ID1 side.
select "MATERIAL_ID" id,
"PARENT_ID1" pid,
"MATERIAL_NAME" name,
'f?p=&APP_ID.:Pxn:&SESSION.::NO::Pxn_MATERIAL_ID:'||"MATERIAL_ID" link,
null a1,
null a2
from "#OWNER#"."TABLE_ONE"
And I need to get all parents and all offspring materials in the same tree.
Could you please give me a clue?
Thanks,
NJ

Hi Raje,
One solution would be to do a UNION ALL:
select "MATERIAL_ID" id,
"PARENT_ID1" pid,
"MATERIAL_NAME" name,
'f?p=&APP_ID.:Pxn:&SESSION.::NO::Pxn_MATERIAL_ID:'||"MATERIAL_ID" link,
null a1,
null a2
from "#OWNER#"."TABLE_ONE"
UNION ALL
select "MATERIAL_ID" id,
"PARENT_ID2" pid,
"MATERIAL_NAME" name,
'f?p=&APP_ID.:Pxn:&SESSION.::NO::Pxn_MATERIAL_ID:'||"MATERIAL_ID" link,
null a1,
null a2
from "#OWNER#"."TABLE_ONE"
This should give you all of the values but it will be a single tree
Regards
Andy

Generate XML with multiple parent nodes

I have the following test data
CREATE TABLE #TEST1 (
HS VARCHAR(20),
HN VARCHAR(20),
NC FLOAT
INSERT INTO #TEST1
VALUES ('COMPLETE','ABC123',1234.56789),
('REJECTED','ABC124',1234.56789),
('PLANNED','ABC125',1234.56789),
('COMPLETE','ABC126',1234.56789),
('COMPLETE','ABC127',1234.56789),
('REJECTED','ABC128',1234.56789),
('COMPLETE','ABC129',1234.56789),
('PLANNED','ABC130',1234.56789),
('COMPLETE','ABC131',1234.56789),
('COMPLETE','ABC132',1234.56789),
('REJECTED','ABC133',1234.56789),
('COMPLETE','ABC134',1234.56789),
('PLANNED','ABC135',1234.56789),
('COMPLETE','ABC136',1234.56789),
('REJECTED','ABC137',1234.56789),
('COMPLETE','ABC138',1234.56789),
('COMPLETE','ABC139',1234.56789),
('PLANNED','ABC140',1234.56789)
SELECT ( SELECT *
FROM #TEST1 T
FOR XML PATH('STATUS'), TYPE
FOR XML PATH('Document'), ROOT('kml')
DROP TABLE #TEST1
Which produces the following results.
<kml>
<Document>
<STATUS>
<HS>COMPLETE</HS>
<HN>ABC123</HN>
<NC>1.234567890000000e+003</NC>
</STATUS>
<STATUS>
<HS>REJECTED</HS>
<HN>ABC124</HN>
<NC>1.234567890000000e+003</NC>
</STATUS>
<STATUS>
<HS>PLANNED</HS>
<HN>ABC125</HN>
<NC>1.234567890000000e+003</NC>
</STATUS>
<STATUS>
<HS>COMPLETE</HS>
<HN>ABC126</HN>
<NC>1.234567890000000e+003</NC>
</STATUS>
<STATUS>
<HS>COMPLETE</HS>
<HN>ABC127</HN>
<NC>1.234567890000000e+003</NC>
</STATUS>
<STATUS>
<HS>REJECTED</HS>
<HN>ABC128</HN>
<NC>1.234567890000000e+003</NC>
</STATUS>
<STATUS>
<HS>COMPLETE</HS>
<HN>ABC129</HN>
<NC>1.234567890000000e+003</NC>
</STATUS>
<STATUS>
<HS>PLANNED</HS>
<HN>ABC130</HN>
<NC>1.234567890000000e+003</NC>
</STATUS>
<STATUS>
<HS>COMPLETE</HS>
<HN>ABC131</HN>
<NC>1.234567890000000e+003</NC>
</STATUS>
<STATUS>
<HS>COMPLETE</HS>
<HN>ABC132</HN>
<NC>1.234567890000000e+003</NC>
</STATUS>
<STATUS>
<HS>REJECTED</HS>
<HN>ABC133</HN>
<NC>1.234567890000000e+003</NC>
</STATUS>
<STATUS>
<HS>COMPLETE</HS>
<HN>ABC134</HN>
<NC>1.234567890000000e+003</NC>
</STATUS>
<STATUS>
<HS>PLANNED</HS>
<HN>ABC135</HN>
<NC>1.234567890000000e+003</NC>
</STATUS>
<STATUS>
<HS>COMPLETE</HS>
<HN>ABC136</HN>
<NC>1.234567890000000e+003</NC>
</STATUS>
<STATUS>
<HS>REJECTED</HS>
<HN>ABC137</HN>
<NC>1.234567890000000e+003</NC>
</STATUS>
<STATUS>
<HS>COMPLETE</HS>
<HN>ABC138</HN>
<NC>1.234567890000000e+003</NC>
</STATUS>
<STATUS>
<HS>COMPLETE</HS>
<HN>ABC139</HN>
<NC>1.234567890000000e+003</NC>
</STATUS>
<STATUS>
<HS>PLANNED</HS>
<HN>ABC140</HN>
<NC>1.234567890000000e+003</NC>
</STATUS>
</Document>
</kml>
What I really want to produce is this
<kml>
<Document>
<STATUS>
<HS>
COMPLETE
<Data>
<HN>ABC123</HN>
<NC>1.234567890000000e+003</NC>
</Data>
<Data>
<HN>ABC126</HN>
<NC>1.234567890000000e+003</NC>
</Data>
<Data>
<HN>ABC127</HN>
<NC>1.234567890000000e+003</NC>
</Data>
<Data>
<HN>ABC129</HN>
<NC>1.234567890000000e+003</NC>
</Data>
<Data>
<HN>ABC131</HN>
<NC>1.234567890000000e+003</NC>
</Data>
<Data>
<HN>ABC132</HN>
<NC>1.234567890000000e+003</NC>
</Data>
<Data>
<HN>ABC134</HN>
<NC>1.234567890000000e+003</NC>
</Data>
<Data>
<HN>ABC136</HN>
<NC>1.234567890000000e+003</NC>
</Data>
<Data>
<HN>ABC138</HN>
<NC>1.234567890000000e+003</NC>
</Data>
<Data>
<HN>ABC139</HN>
<NC>1.234567890000000e+003</NC>
</Data>
</HS>
</STATUS>
<STATUS>
<HS>
REJECTED
<Data>
<HN>ABC124</HN>
<NC>1.234567890000000e+003</NC>
</Data>
<Data>
<HN>ABC128</HN>
<NC>1.234567890000000e+003</NC>
</Data>
<Data>
<HN>ABC133</HN>
<NC>1.234567890000000e+003</NC>
</Data>
<Data>
<HN>ABC137</HN>
<NC>1.234567890000000e+003</NC>
</Data>
</HS>
</STATUS>
<STATUS>
<HS>
PLANNED
<Data>
<HN>ABC125</HN>
<NC>1.234567890000000e+003</NC>
</Data>
<Data>
<HN>ABC130</HN>
<NC>1.234567890000000e+003</NC>
</Data>
<Data>
<HN>ABC135</HN>
<NC>1.234567890000000e+003</NC>
</Data>
<Data>
<HN>ABC140</HN>
<NC>1.234567890000000e+003</NC>
</Data>
</HS>
</STATUS>
</Document>
</kml>
Is it possible to group header and then group data under those headers using one SQL statement?
Thanks in advance
Q

E.g.
DECLARE @TEST1 TABLE
HS VARCHAR(20) ,
HN VARCHAR(20) ,
NC FLOAT
INSERT INTO @TEST1
VALUES ( 'COMPLETE', 'ABC123', 1234.56789 ),
( 'REJECTED', 'ABC124', 1234.56789 ),
( 'PLANNED', 'ABC125', 1234.56789 ),
( 'COMPLETE', 'ABC126', 1234.56789 ),
( 'COMPLETE', 'ABC127', 1234.56789 ),
( 'REJECTED', 'ABC128', 1234.56789 ),
( 'COMPLETE', 'ABC129', 1234.56789 ),
( 'PLANNED', 'ABC130', 1234.56789 ),
( 'COMPLETE', 'ABC131', 1234.56789 ),
( 'COMPLETE', 'ABC132', 1234.56789 ),
( 'REJECTED', 'ABC133', 1234.56789 ),
( 'COMPLETE', 'ABC134', 1234.56789 ),
( 'PLANNED', 'ABC135', 1234.56789 ),
( 'COMPLETE', 'ABC136', 1234.56789 ),
( 'REJECTED', 'ABC137', 1234.56789 ),
( 'COMPLETE', 'ABC138', 1234.56789 ),
( 'COMPLETE', 'ABC139', 1234.56789 ),
( 'PLANNED', 'ABC140', 1234.56789 )
SELECT O.HS ,
( SELECT I.HN ,
I.NC
FROM @TEST1 I
WHERE I.HS = O.HS
FOR XML PATH('') ,ROOT('Data'), TYPE
) AS HS
FROM @TEST1 O
GROUP BY O.HS
FOR XML PATH('Document') , ROOT('kml');
Caveat: You're using mixed element name casing.

Load custom hierarchy (multiple ownership / parents)

Hi all
Lots of questions below, I just need some input on this..:) Thx. in advance..
I have a question regarding loading a custom Customer hierarchy from SAP CRM to SAP BW. The special thing about this hierarchy is that is a leaf (child) can have multiple parents. E.g.
- Customer C belongs to both Customer A and Customer B. (Shared ownership.)
- Furthermore I have the information that Customer A owns 40% of C and Customer B owns 60% of C.
Is this something that you see I can support in BW, by loading this hierarchy to 0CUSTOMER? Is this at all supported in BW to have leafs with multiple parents?
Let's say I have an infocube and I do not want the key figures for Customer C to sum up for all parents that owns this customer, but I still want to display the relations (e.g. display Customer C under both Customer A and B, but if you look at the result this should not add up twice). Furthermore do you know how I can connect the percentage to the specific relationship and show this in the report?
I have heard about this option called "Linked nodes", where the system creates a reference for a particular node to an original node. Thereby the possibility to display the subtree of a node multiple places in a hierarchy. But I do not know if this is supported for leafs as well?

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Create a view to shows data from multiple rows in a single column

Hi all - this is probably posted in the wrong forum but I couldn't find which was the correct one.
I am almost a complete novice at sql but I have a need to create a view which can be developed at 10g (which runs efficiently as the volumes are likely to be high) which will do the following.
Original table with columns Parent_code, Child_code
Parent_Code Child_Code
1000 2000
1000 3000
1000 4000
2000 3000
2000 5000
(note Parents can have multiple children and a child can have multiple parents!)
What I need to end up with in my view is the following
Child_Code Parent_List
2000 '1000 (3)'
3000 '1000 (3), 2000 (2)'
4000 '1000 (3)'
5000 '2000 (2)'
Note the number in parantheses is the number of children that the parent has - ie in the original table parent 1000 has 3 rows (one for each child)
This view is then to be used as a look up (on child code) for a business objects report.
Is there anyone who could PLEASE, PLEASE help me fairly quickly on this as I have very little time to find a solution?

Hi,
You can test these ones :
select child_code
     , ltrim(sys_connect_by_path(parent_info,', '), ', ') as parent_list
from (
select child_code
       , to_char(parent_code) ||
         ' (' ||
         count(*) over(partition by parent_code) ||
         ')' as parent_info
       , row_number() over(partition by child_code order by parent_code) rn
from your_table
where connect_by_isleaf = 1
connect by prior rn = rn-1
       and prior child_code = child_code
start with rn = 1
select child_code,
       rtrim(
         extract(
           xmlagg(xmlelement("e",parent_info||', ') order by parent_info)
         , '//text()'
       ) as parent_list
from (
select child_code,
         to_char(parent_code) ||
         ' (' ||
         count(*) over(partition by parent_code) ||
         ')' as parent_info
from your_table
group by child_code
;What you need is called "string aggregation".
See here for various techniques, including the two above : http://www.oracle-base.com/articles/misc/StringAggregationTechniques.php

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