Oracle equivalent of SQL - URGENT

UPDATE tblA A INNER JOIN tblB B ON (A.TRAN_REF_NO = B.TRAN_REF_NO) AND (A.LINE_TYPE = B.LINE_TYPE) SET A.FLAG = 'U'
WHERE B.UPDT_ACT_CD='I'. This SQL works fine in SQL Server.
I need an Oracle equivalent of the above SQL that will work with 9i. It's very urgent, I tried some syntax and everything was hit with error.

Hi,
UPDATE PRE_STG_FIF_GL_CROSS_REF A INNER JOIN STG_FIF_GL_CROSS_REF B ON (A.TRAN_REF_NO = B.TRAN_REF_NO) AND (A.LINE_TYPE = B.LINE_TYPE) AND (A.COST_RETAIL_FLAG = B.COST_RETAIL_FLAG) AND (A.TRAN_CODE = B.TRAN_CODE) AND (A.LOCATION = A.LOCATION) AND (A.SUBCLASS = B.SUBCLASS) AND (A.CLASS = B.CLASS) AND (A.DEPT = B.DEPT)
SET B.DR_CCID = A.DR_CCID, B.DR_SEQUENCE1 = A.DR_SEQ1, B.DR_SEQUENCE2 = A.DR_SEQ2, B.DR_SEQUENCE3 = A.DR_SEQ3, B.DR_SEQUENCE4 = A.DR_SEQ4, B.DR_SEQUENCE5 = A.DR_SEQ5, B.DR_SEQUENCE6 = A.DR_SEQ6, B.DR_SEQUENCE7 = A.DR_SEQ7,B.CR_CCID = A.CR_CCID, B.CR_SEQUENCE2 = A.CR_SEQ2, B.CR_SEQUENCE3 = A.CR_SEQ3, B.CR_SEQUENCE4 = A.CR_SEQ4, B.CR_SEQUENCE5 = A.CR_SEQ5, B.CR_SEQUENCE6 = A.CR_SEQ6, B.CR_SEQUENCE7 = A.CR_SEQ7, B.LST_UPDT_ID = A.Userid, B.LST_UPDT_DTTM = A.Date_Time
WHERE ((B.UPDT_ACT_CD)='I' Or (B.UPDT_ACT_CD)='U')
I migrated the above access query to below oracle query and it gives me an error.
UPDATE STG_FIF_GL_CROSS_REF c
SET
DR_CCID,
DR_SEQUENCE1, DR_SEQUENCE2, DR_SEQUENCE3, DR_SEQUENCE4, DR_SEQUENCE5, DR_SEQUENCE6, DR_SEQUENCE7,
CR_CCID,
CR_SEQUENCE1, CR_SEQUENCE2, CR_SEQUENCE3, CR_SEQUENCE4, CR_SEQUENCE5, CR_SEQUENCE6, CR_SEQUENCE7,
LST_UPDT_ID,LST_UPDT_DTTM
) =
SELECT A.DR_CCID,
A.DR_SEQ1,A.DR_SEQ2,A.DR_SEQ3,A.DR_SEQ4,A.DR_SEQ5, A.DR_SEQ6,A.DR_SEQ7,
A.CR_CCID,
A.CR_SEQ1,A.CR_SEQ2,A.CR_SEQ3,A.CR_SEQ4,A.CR_SEQ5, A.CR_SEQ6,A.CR_SEQ7,
A.USERID,A.DATE_TIME
FROM xrfsys.PRE_STG_FIF_GL_CROSS_REF A,STG_FIF_GL_CROSS_REF B WHERE
B.TRAN_REF_NO = A.TRAN_REF_NO AND
B.LINE_TYPE = A.LINE_TYPE AND
B.TRAN_CODE = A.TRAN_CODE AND
B.LOCATION = A.LOCATION AND
B.SUBCLASS = A.SUBCLASS AND
B.CLASS = A.CLASS AND
B.DEPT = A.DEPT AND
B.COST_RETAIL_FLAG = A.COST_RETAIL_FLAG)
WHERE (c.UPDT_ACT_CD='I' Or c.UPDT_ACT_CD='U')
It throws,ORA-01427: single-row subquery returns more than one row. Please help me to convert this access query to oracle equivalent. The sub query returns multiple records. There are 7 unique records between the two tables and they are returned as output of sub query.

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<PIPY>-344</PIPY>
<PITEXT>Advise the customer to turn off the PC Firewall in order to continue. Has this been done?</PITEXT>
<PITYPE>Question</PITYPE>
<PIFROM>2.2</PIFROM>
<PITO>3.2,3.1</PITO>
<PIC>278</PIC>
<POOID>2</POOID>
<POQID>3</POQID>
<POPID>450</POPID>
<POPX>50</POPX>
<POPY>70</POPY>
<POTEXT>No</POTEXT>
<POTO>4</POTO>
</ROW>
</ROWSET>
Any help really appreciated.
Thanks in advance

Here are the links ->
http://www.psoug.org/reference/xml_functions.html
http://www.psoug.org/reference/dbms_xmlgen.html
http://www.adp-gmbh.ch/ora/sql/xmlelement.html
http://www.oracle-base.com/articles/9i/SQLXML9i.php
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B10500_01/appdev.920/a96620/toc.htm
Regards.
Satyaki De

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I'm trying to make that jump over to Oracle. One of the things I am doing is replicating everything I do in MS SQL 2005 to Oracle 10g. In Microsoft, I pull data from AS/400 through a linked server. I'm having trouble finding anything on the web on this, but I think I'm using the wrong terms. So I have two questions.
1. What do you called a linked server in the Oracle terminology?
2. Is it possible to link to AS/400 through Oracle and ISeries Access?
Thanks
Adam

For Oracle to Oracle links, look up 'database links'; for third party databases, look at 'Heteregenous services'.
There are two varieties of heteregenous services - 'transparent gateways' which are paid options and the basic version which essentially uses ODBC.

What is Oracle Equivalent of SQL Profiler

Hi All,
Iam new to oracle world. I have a problem, I have a website which was build by someone and it uses Oracle 9i/10g as its back end and I dont have the code for that website. I have to develop an interface which simulates some of the button clicks in the web site. For achieving this i have to know what are all the tables thatare effected by the button click. If it is MS SQL world we used to put SQL Profiler and get all the SQL queries executed for that particular event. In Oracle how can we achieve this. PLease help iam in a dire necessity for this PLEASE
--Phani
Edited by: user3654627 on Apr 29, 2009 9:57 AM

I don't get it:
If someone clearly states to be a newbie, but willing and eager to learn, if you realize that this is a community, that means: we all learn when we need to be teached and teach others when others need to learn, we SHARE KNOWLEDGE:
Why do you suggest OP to change jobs, when he's only asked his second question on this forum???
This forum is not about doing your work for free, and it is not for the lazy who can't be bothered to do their own work. If you are not > up to the task, consider changing jobs.Come on...you can't be serious here, either that, or you've got some human malfunction in your brain. ( bad marriage? )
You're like:
Create table sybrand (my_answer_is_always varchar2(16) default 'READ ORACLE DOCS' NOT NULL)
So, whatever we insert, it doesn't matter, same resultset in return, regardless of who fires the query on table sybrand...fine, have it your way.
Regardless of teaching a rookie or an expert.
If you don't wanna teach/learn, and just be a repeating frame, I suggest you buzz off to the Reports Forum.

Oracle equivalent to SQL Server Profiler

Is there a tool within Oracle that can analyse SQL coming from an application similar to the Profiler tool within SQL Server.
I have looked at my available icons within the Oracle Enterprise Manager Console but I have not noticed anything I think would do the same job.
Thanks
Andrew.

ALTER SESSION SET SQL_TRACE=TRUE;
-- invoke the SQL code
ALTER SESSION SET SQL_TRACE=FALSE;
now find the trace file within ./udump folder
tkprof <trace_file.trc> trace_results.txt explain=<username>/<password>
the contents of trace_results.txt contains the results

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Hi,
I'm looking for the Oracle equivalent of T-SQL 'SELECT TOP n'
and can't find any. There is SAMPLE(n) function but it supposed
to pick up random values and I'm not sure if it's possible to
make it select top values. Please help 8-)
Thanx

Hi Marina.
Oracle does not have a functionality like SQL Server for TOP
selection. The ROWNUM option should be used with great care and
you may get unreliable results.
Try looking at Metalink
Doc ID: 291065.999
Doc ID: 267329.999
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Hi,
I need the equivalent sql statement in oracle... Sounds real simple, but I cant seem to the the Oracle syntax
(MS SQL syntax)
declare @id integer
set @id = (select min(tranid) from tbltransaction)
select * from tbltransaction where tranid = @id
Above is a real simple example of what I want to do... I need to get a date, then use that date in a second query
The real query needs to get a date first, then execute a query based on that date. When I tried using a subquery that gets the date; it causes the job to run over an hour....
Currently I manually get the date (under 10 seconds) then enter the date into the query and run it (about 20 minutes)

here is how you do in Oracle PL/SQL :
declare
my_date date;
my_col my_tbl.col1%type;
begin
select date_col into my_date
from date_tbl where <where clause>;
select col1 into my_col
from my_tbl where date_col = my_date;
exception
<handle exceptions>
end;
There is one thing to note in PL/SQL, if your select query returns more than one row then either you've to use a collection variable or use a cursor.

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Using: Oracle 10gR2 RAC on SUSE Linux 9 (10.2.0.3)
In the process of converting a Microsoft Access database to Oracle, an Access query is using the FIRST function.
What is the Oracle equivalent of the Microsoft Access FIRST function?
In the attempt to convert, the Oracle FIRST_VALUE function was used. However, the same results was not achieved.
Thanks,
(BLL)
Query:
h2. ACCESS:
SELECT
     TRE.GCUSNO,
     UCASE([DCUSNO]) AS DCUSNO_STD,
     *FIRST(UCASE([DNAME])) AS DNAME_STD*,
     *FIRST(UCASE([DADDR])) AS DADDR_STD*,
     *FIRST(UCASE([DCITY])) AS DCITY_STD*,
     TRE.DSTATE,
     FIRST(TRE.DZIP) AS DZIP,
     TRE.DREGN,
     TRE.DDIST,
     TRE.DSLSMN,
     TRE.DCHAIN,
     TRE.MARKET,
     TRE.MKTPGM,
     TRE.EUMKT
FROM
     TRE
GROUP BY
     TRE.GCUSNO,
     UCASE([DCUSNO]),
     TRE.DSTATE,
     TRE.DREGN,
     TRE.DDIST,
     TRE.DSLSMN,
     TRE.DCHAIN,
     TRE.MARKET,
     TRE.MKTPGM,
     TRE.EUMKT;
h2. ORACLE:
SELECT DISTINCT
TRE.GCUSNO,
UPPER(TRIM(TRE.DCUSNO)) AS DCUSNO_STD,
UPPER(TRIM(TRE.DNAME)) AS DNAME_STD,
UPPER(TRIM(TRE.DADDR)) AS DADDR_STD,
     FIRST_VALUE(UPPER(TRIM(TRE.DNAME)) IGNORE NULLS) OVER (ORDER BY TRE.GCUSNO) AS DNAME_STD,
     FIRST_VALUE(UPPER(TRIM(TRE.DADDR)) IGNORE NULLS) OVER (ORDER BY TRE.GCUSNO) AS DADDR_STD,
     FIRST_VALUE(UPPER(TRIM(TRE.DCITY)) IGNORE NULLS) OVER (ORDER BY TRE.GCUSNO) AS DCITY_STD,
TRE.DSTATE,
TRE.DZIP,
FIRST_VALUE(UPPER(TRIM(TRE.DZIP)) IGNORE NULLS) OVER (ORDER BY TRE.DZIP ASC) AS DZIP,
TRE.DREGN,
TRE.DDIST,
TRE.DSLSMN,
TRE.DCHAIN,
TRE.MARKET,
TRE.MKTPGM,
TRE.EUMKT
FROM CRM.TREUP100R TRE
GROUP BY
TRE.GCUSNO,
UPPER(TRIM(TRE.DCUSNO)),
TRE.DNAME,
TRE.DADDR,
TRE.DCITY,
TRE.DSTATE,
TRE.DZIP,
TRE.DREGN,
TRE.DDIST,
TRE.DSLSMN,
TRE.DCHAIN,
TRE.MARKET,
TRE.MKTPGM,
TRE.EUMKT;

A slight correction to odie's post. I think you want min not max to replicate the Access first function, but see below to be sure. So:
min(upper(trim(tre.dname))) keep (dense_rank first order by tre.gcusno) as dname_std
user10860953 wrote:How does one ignore null values?The min and max functions will ignore nulls automatically, so if there is a null value in tre.dname, it will not be be returned, unless all of the values are null. For example:
SQL> WITH t AS (
2     SELECT 65 id, 'ABCD' col FROM dual UNION ALL
3     SELECT 37, 'DEFG' FROM dual UNION ALL
4     SELECT 65, 'DEFG' FROM dual UNION ALL
5     SELECT 65, null FROM dual UNION ALL
6     SELECT 70, null FROM dual UNION ALL
7     SELECT 70, null FROM dual UNION ALL
8     SELECT 37, 'ABC' from dual)
9 SELECT id,
10         MIN(col) keep (DENSE_RANK FIRST ORDER BY id) min_dname_std,
11         MAX(col) keep (DENSE_RANK FIRST ORDER BY id) max_dname_std
12 FROM t
13 GROUP BY id;
        ID MIN_ MAX_
        37 ABC DEFG
        65 ABCD DEFG
        70John

Oracle equivalent of MySql commands and code.

Hi,
Does anyone know the Oracle equivalent of the following? I'm not a DBA and my DBA doesn't know MySQL. TIA
Assign access rights: login as root user to mysql:
mysql -uroot -pYourSecretPassword
On some MySQL installations, the root user has no password, in that case drop
the -p parameter.
Then grant the necessary access rights using the following commands: (this will
automatically create the users)
GRANT ALL ON daisyrepository.* TO daisy@"%" IDENTIFIED BY "daisy";
GRANT ALL ON daisyrepository.* TO daisy@localhost IDENTIFIED BY "daisy";
(The localhost entries are necessary because otherwise the default access rights
for anonymous users @localhost will take precedence.)
and create the database using:
CREATE DATABASE daisyrepository;
jack

GRANT ALL ON daisyrepository.* TO daisy@% IDENTIFIED
BY "daisy";This means:
GRANT ALL privileges
ON all tables and views in schema 'daisyrepository'
To user daisy from any host.
There are several problems in translation to Oracle:
1) Oracle has a few more privs than MySQL, in part because there are a few more object types. You need to be more restrictive than 'GRANT ALL';
2) Oracle does not support wild cards or patterns grants against a schema's objects. You need to specify each object individually;
3) Oracle users are database users, not host users, so daisy@% does not make any sense at all. You specify the database user name, or perhaps group users into roles and specify the role name.
This is discussed in the SQL Reference manual, in the 'GRANT' chapter, for each version of the database. The docs are at http://docs.oracle.com
Have fun :-p

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