Oracle 10g Pivot query

Hi,
I want to create a view. Sales amounts, countries and products will be showed in this view.
Report result will be like below:
Products
Countries Sales_Amount
TV Ipad Iphone Netbook Notebook EbookReader
England 1000 1200 1400 3000 5000 200
Germany 800 1000 1300 2800 6000 400
France 1100 1100 1500 2400 3000 500
Number of products are not limited. New prodcuts can be added by the time.
Customer is using Oracle 10g. So I can not use pivot function which cames with Oracle 11g.
If the number of products is limited, I can write sql by decode operators.
But I can not find how to implement pivot function in Oracle 10g with unlimited column values.
Do you have any comment?
Thanks,Regards

From the SQL and PL/SQL FAQ:
"This is not easily possible as the number of columns returned by an SQL must be known before any data is fetched, it would have to be done dynamically.
See these threads:
Franks pivoting, static and dynamic
Dynamic Columns Pipelined"
SQL and PL/SQL FAQ

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Format your code and place between tags.
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619                    3371                   1                      M1105       593611434.67
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--     For Oracle 10, and earlier
--     Actually, this works in any version of Oracle, but the
--     "SELECT ... PIVOT" feature introduced in Oracle 11
--     is better. (See Query 2, below.)
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--     Given a query that produces three rows for every department,
--     how can we show the same data in a query that has one row
--     per department, and three separate columns?
--     For example, the query below counts the number of employess
--     in each departent that have one of three given jobs:
PROMPT     ========== 0. Simple COUNT ... GROUP BY ==========
SELECT     deptno
,     job
,     COUNT (*)     AS cnt
FROM     scott.emp
WHERE     job     IN ('ANALYST', 'CLERK', 'MANAGER')
GROUP BY     deptno
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Output:
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        20 CLERK              2
        20 MANAGER            1
        30 CLERK              1
        30 MANAGER            1
        10 CLERK              1
        10 MANAGER            1
        20 ANALYST            2
PROMPT     ========== 1. Pivot ==========
SELECT     deptno
,     COUNT (CASE WHEN job = 'ANALYST' THEN 1 END)     AS analyst_cnt
,     COUNT (CASE WHEN job = 'CLERK'   THEN 1 END)     AS clerk_cnt
,     COUNT (CASE WHEN job = 'MANAGER' THEN 1 END)     AS manager_cnt
FROM     scott.emp
WHERE     job     IN ('ANALYST', 'CLERK', 'MANAGER')
GROUP BY     deptno;
--     Output:
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        20           2          2           1
        10           0          1           1
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(1) Decide what you want the output to look like.
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     and columns for deptno, analyst_cnt, clerk_cnt and manager_cnt)
(2) Get a result set where every row identifies which row
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WITH     e     AS
(     -- Begin sub-query e to SELECT columns for PIVOT
     SELECT     deptno
     ,     job
     FROM     scott.emp
)     -- End sub-query e to SELECT columns for PIVOT
SELECT     *
FROM     e
PIVOT     (     COUNT (*)
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                         , 'CLERK'     AS clerk
                         , 'MANAGER'     AS manager
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(1) You must use a sub-query to select the raw columns.
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{code}

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GROUP BY TYPE
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The Same SQL is working fine in 9i, but not working in 10G.
If we try to remove one of the When clause in the query, its working fine else it is giving the error ORA-00939 Too many arguments for functions.
Can any one tell me the solution for this and what is the maximum number of when clauses allowed inside case statemen in oracle 10g.
Thanks in advance
Regards
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SQL> select version from v$instance;
VERSION
9.2.0.7.0
SQL> select case 1
2 when 2 then 3
3 when 4 then 5
4 when 6 then 7
5 when 8 then 9
6 when 10 then 11
7 when 12 then 13
8 when 14 then 15
9 when 16 then 17
10 when 18 then 19
11 when 20 then 21
12 when 22 then 23
13 when 24 then 25
14 when 26 then 27
15 when 28 then 29
16 when 30 then 31
17 when 32 then 33
18 when 34 then 35
19 when 36 then 37
20 when 38 then 39
21 when 40 then 41
22 when 42 then 43
23 when 44 then 45
24 when 46 then 47
25 when 48 then 49
26 when 50 then 51
27 when 52 then 53
28 when 54 then 55
29 when 56 then 57
30 when 58 then 59
31 when 60 then 61
32 when 62 then 63
33 when 64 then 65
34 when 66 then 67
35 when 68 then 69
36 when 70 then 71
37 when 72 then 73
38 when 74 then 75
39 when 76 then 77
40 when 78 then 79
41 when 80 then 81
42 when 82 then 83
43 when 84 then 85
44 when 86 then 87
45 when 88 then 89
46 when 90 then 91
47 when 92 then 93
48 when 94 then 95
49 when 96 then 97
50 when 98 then 99
51 when 100 then 101
52 when 102 then 103
53 when 104 then 105
54 when 106 then 107
55 when 108 then 109
56 when 110 then 111
57 when 112 then 113
58 when 114 then 115
59 when 116 then 117
60 when 118 then 119
61 when 120 then 121
62 when 122 then 123
63 when 124 then 125
64 when 126 then 127
65 when 128 then 129
66 when 130 then 131
67 when 132 then 133
68 when 134 then 135
69 when 136 then 137
70 when 138 then 139
71 when 140 then 141
72 when 142 then 143
73 when 144 then 145
74 when 146 then 147
75 when 148 then 149
76 when 150 then 151
77 when 152 then 153
78 when 154 then 155
79 when 156 then 157
80 when 158 then 159
81 when 160 then 161
82 when 162 then 163
83 when 164 then 165
84 when 166 then 167
85 when 168 then 169
86 when 170 then 171
87 when 172 then 173
88 when 174 then 175
89 when 176 then 177
90 when 178 then 179
91 when 180 then 181
92 when 182 then 183
93 when 184 then 185
94 when 186 then 187
95 when 188 then 189
96 when 190 then 191
97 when 192 then 193
98 when 194 then 195
99 when 196 then 197
100 when 198 then 199
101 when 200 then 201
102 when 202 then 203
103 when 204 then 205
104 when 206 then 207
105 when 208 then 209
106 when 210 then 211
107 when 212 then 213
108 when 214 then 215
109 when 216 then 217
110 when 218 then 219
111 when 220 then 221
112 when 222 then 223
113 when 224 then 225
114 when 226 then 227
115 when 228 then 229
116 when 230 then 231
117 when 232 then 233
118 when 234 then 235
119 when 236 then 237
120 when 238 then 239
121 when 240 then 241
122 when 242 then 243
123 when 244 then 245
124 when 246 then 247
125 when 248 then 249
126 when 250 then 251
127 when 252 then 253
128 when 254 then 255
129 when 256 then 257
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X
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VERSION
10.2.0.2.0
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2 when 2 then 3
3 when 4 then 5
4 when 6 then 7
5 when 8 then 9
6 when 10 then 11
7 when 12 then 13
8 when 14 then 15
9 when 16 then 17
10 when 18 then 19
11 when 20 then 21
12 when 22 then 23
13 when 24 then 25
14 when 26 then 27
15 when 28 then 29
16 when 30 then 31
17 when 32 then 33
18 when 34 then 35
19 when 36 then 37
20 when 38 then 39
21 when 40 then 41
22 when 42 then 43
23 when 44 then 45
24 when 46 then 47
25 when 48 then 49
26 when 50 then 51
27 when 52 then 53
28 when 54 then 55
29 when 56 then 57
30 when 58 then 59
31 when 60 then 61
32 when 62 then 63
33 when 64 then 65
34 when 66 then 67
35 when 68 then 69
36 when 70 then 71
37 when 72 then 73
38 when 74 then 75
39 when 76 then 77
40 when 78 then 79
41 when 80 then 81
42 when 82 then 83
43 when 84 then 85
44 when 86 then 87
45 when 88 then 89
46 when 90 then 91
47 when 92 then 93
48 when 94 then 95
49 when 96 then 97
50 when 98 then 99
51 when 100 then 101
52 when 102 then 103
53 when 104 then 105
54 when 106 then 107
55 when 108 then 109
56 when 110 then 111
57 when 112 then 113
58 when 114 then 115
59 when 116 then 117
60 when 118 then 119
61 when 120 then 121
62 when 122 then 123
63 when 124 then 125
64 when 126 then 127
65 when 128 then 129
66 when 130 then 131
67 when 132 then 133
68 when 134 then 135
69 when 136 then 137
70 when 138 then 139
71 when 140 then 141
72 when 142 then 143
73 when 144 then 145
74 when 146 then 147
75 when 148 then 149
76 when 150 then 151
77 when 152 then 153
78 when 154 then 155
79 when 156 then 157
80 when 158 then 159
81 when 160 then 161
82 when 162 then 163
83 when 164 then 165
84 when 166 then 167
85 when 168 then 169
86 when 170 then 171
87 when 172 then 173
88 when 174 then 175
89 when 176 then 177
90 when 178 then 179
91 when 180 then 181
92 when 182 then 183
93 when 184 then 185
94 when 186 then 187
95 when 188 then 189
96 when 190 then 191
97 when 192 then 193
98 when 194 then 195
99 when 196 then 197
100 when 198 then 199
101 when 200 then 201
102 when 202 then 203
103 when 204 then 205
104 when 206 then 207
105 when 208 then 209
106 when 210 then 211
107 when 212 then 213
108 when 214 then 215
109 when 216 then 217
110 when 218 then 219
111 when 220 then 221
112 when 222 then 223
113 when 224 then 225
114 when 226 then 227
115 when 228 then 229
116 when 230 then 231
117 when 232 then 233
118 when 234 then 235
119 when 236 then 237
120 when 238 then 239
121 when 240 then 241
122 when 242 then 243
123 when 244 then 245
124 when 246 then 247
125 when 248 then 249
126 when 250 then 251
127 when 252 then 253
128 when 254 then 255
129 when 256 then 257
130 end x from dual;
when 16 then 17
ERROR at line 9:
ORA-00939: too many arguments for function
SQL> del 129
SQL> /
X
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