Outer join trouble in Oracle 8i

Hello
I'm trying to join two tables - one with account information, and one with transaction information.
For each account I want to find the latest transaction date. -If any transactions of the specified types...
If all accounts had one or more transactions of the types I want, there would be no problem..
select a.account_id, max(t.transaction_date)
from accounts a, transactions b
where t.transaction_code in (0,1,2,3,4,5,7,8)
and a.account_id = t.account_id
group by a.account_id;
How do I do it since I also want to see the accounts
without any transactions?
Cannot use the outer join (+) - since my sql-query
contains the keyword 'in' ('or' gave the same result)..
ORA-01719.
Sissel

Have you tried in-line query
Select A.account_id, T.Max_Trans_Date
     from Accounts A,
          (select account_id, max(transaction_Date) Max_Trans_date
                from Transactions
                where Transaction_Code in (0,1,2,3,4,5,7,8)
                group by Account_Id) T
     where A.Account_Id = X.Account_Id(+)

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insert into INDS_type (IND_ID, STCD)
values (2007, 'U');
insert into INDS_type (IND_ID, STCD)
values (313250322, 'U');
insert into INDS_type (IND_ID, STCD)
values (480058122, 'U');
CREATE TABLE "PLOP"
( "OPCD" VARCHAR2(5) NOT NULL ENABLE,
"PLCD" VARCHAR2(5) NOT NULL ENABLE,
"PPLF" VARCHAR2(1));
insert into PLOP (OPCD, PLCD, PPLF)
values ('USST', 'SP', 'Y');
insert into PLOP (OPCD, PLCD, PPLF)
values ('PMUSA', 'ST', '');
insert into PLOP (OPCD, PLCD, PPLF)
values ('USST', 'RC', '');
CREATE TABLE "IND_T"
( "OPCD" VARCHAR2(5) NOT NULL ENABLE,
"CID" NUMBER(9,0) NOT NULL ENABLE,
"CBCD" VARCHAR2(5),
"PF" VARCHAR2(1) NOT NULL ENABLE,
"DOB" DATE,
"VCD" VARCHAR2(5),
"VOCD" VARCHAR2(5),
"IND_CID" NUMBER,
"RCDTE" DATE NOT NULL ENABLE
insert into IND_T (OPCD, CID, CBCD,PF, DOB, VCD, VOCD, IND_CID, RCDTE)
values ('JMC', 2007, '04', 'F',to_date('11-10-1933', 'dd-mm-yyyy'), '2', 'PMUSA', 363004880, to_date('30-09-2009 04:31:34', 'dd-mm-yyyy hh24:mi:ss'));
insert into IND_T (OPCD, CID, CBCD,PF, DOB, VCD, VOCD, IND_CID, RCDTE)
values ('JMC', 2008, '04', 'N',to_date('01-01-1980', 'dd-mm-yyyy'), '2', 'PMUSA', 712606335, to_date('05-04-2013 19:36:05', 'dd-mm-yyyy hh24:mi:ss'));
CREATE TABLE "IC"
( "CID" NUMBER(9,0) NOT NULL ENABLE,
"CF" CHAR(1));
insert into IC (CID, CF)
values (2007, 'N');
insert into IC (CID, CF)
values (100, 'N');
insert into IC (CID, CF)
values (200, 'N');
CREATE OR REPLACE FORCE VIEW "INDSS_V" ("OPCD", "IND_ID", "IND_CID", "GFLG", "HHID", "DOB", "DOB_FLAG", "VCD", "VTDTE", "VPPCD", "VRCDTE", "VDSID", "VTRANSID", "VOWNCD", "RCDTE", "LRDTE") AS
SELECT DISTINCT a.OPCD, a.IND_ID, a.IND_CID, a.GFLG, a.HHID,
a.DOB, a.DOB_flag, a.VCD, a.VTDTE,
a.VPPCD, a.VRCDTE, a.VDSID, a.VTRANSID,
a.VOWNCD, a.RCDTE, a.LRDTE
FROM INDS a, INDS_type b
WHERE a.IND_ID = b.IND_ID
AND b.STCD in (select CDE
from CT --database link
where TN = 'INDSD'
and COL_NAME = 'STCD'
and CDE_STAT = 'A') ;
--insert /*+ parallel(IND_T,2) */ into IND_T
select /*+ parallel(a,4) */
a.OPCD as OPCD
, a.IND_ID as CID
, b.CBCD as CBCD
, NULL as BFCD
, 'N' as PF
, a.DOB as DOB
, a.VCD as VCD
, a.VOWNCD as VOCD
, a.IND_CID as IND_CID
, a.RCDTE as RCDTE
from INDSS_V a
, (select /*+ parallel(IPP,4) */ * from IPP IPP , PLOP PLO
where plo.PLCD = ipp.PLCD
and PPLF='Y') b
, IC c
where a.IND_ID = b.IND_ID (+)
and a.OPCD = b.OPCD (+)
and a.IND_ID = c.CID
and c.CF = 'N';

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Senior Oracle DBA
Edited by: sybrand_b on 10-apr-2013 17:57

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