Output of query results to users in AIX menu

We have users logging into AIX. Upon login they see menu options 1-xx.
We would like a menu option to query the database and display the results on the user's screen.
Thanks,
Saira

Oracle does this so well as:
create table <Tmp_table> as select * from employee
Hopefully I understood your question correctly.

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How to output a query results into a text file

How to output a query results into a text file instead of outputing it to the screen..
is there a way for us to write a SQL query which specifies to output the query results to a text file.
Pls let me know how to do it
Thanking u in advance
regards
Muraly

Muraly,
If you are using SQL*Plus 8.1.6 or later, you can also spool output to a file in HTML format, eg
SET MARKUP HTML ON SPOOL ON PREFORMAT OFF ENTMAP ON
SPOOL c:\temp\report.html
SELECT DEPARTMENT_NAME, CITY
FROM EMP_DETAILS_VIEW
WHERE SALARY>12000;
SPOOL OFF
SET MARKUP HTML ENTMAP OFF
In iSQL*Plus 9.0.1 (the browser-based interface to SQL*Plus) onwards, you can also send the HTML output to a new web browser window, or an html file -- much easier than the command line method.
Alison

Trouble outputting all query results

For some reason this code doesn`t output all the results only
the first one. How can I can it working I did try a way that output
all the results the same amount of times as there are Referer
entries in the db which is obviously not what I want. What is the
way to do thisso that it is cfoutput right? Thank you very much
<cfquery name="qrysales">
SELECT Referer
FROM clientinfo
</cfquery>
<cfoutput><cfif len(qrysales.Referer)>
<cfif find("?", qrysales.Referer)>
<cfset paramList = "q,p,terms,search,query,qkw">
<cfset strStart = find("?", qrysales.Referer)>
<cfset referer_queryString =
right(Referer,len(qrysales.Referer)-strStart)>
<cfset referer_url =
left(qrysales.Referer,(strStart-1))>
<cfloop list="#referer_queryString#" delimiters="&"
index="i">
<cfif listfind(paramList,listfirst(i,"="))>
<cfset variables.searchPhrase = listlast(i,"=")>
</cfif>
</cfloop>
</cfif>
</cfif>
<cfif isdefined("variables.searchPhrase")>
<cfoutput>#variables.searchPhrase#</cfoutput>
</cfif>
</cfoutput>

The code works fine using the querynew values. When I use the
db cfquery then I get the results output over and over again. Why
is that?! Thanks

<h3>QueryNew Example</h3>
<cfset qrysales = QueryNew("referer")>

<cfset newRow = QueryAddRow(qrysales, 4)>

<cfset temp = QuerySetCell(qrysales, "referer", "
http://search.live.com/results.aspx?q=environment+property+study&FORM=SSRE2
", 1)>
<cfset temp = QuerySetCell(qrysales, "referer", "
http://search.live.com/results.aspx?q=healthcare&mrt=en-us&FORM=LIVSOP",
2)>
<cfset temp = QuerySetCell(qrysales, "referer", "
http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=grande+rio&sourceid=navclient-ff&ie=UTF-8&rlz=1B2GGFB_enG B251",
3)>
<cfset temp = QuerySetCell(qrysales, "referer", "
http://www.google.de/search?q=Rio-Grande&ndsp=20&hl=de&ie=UTF-8&oe=ISO-8859-1&start=30&sa= N",
4)>
<cfoutput query="qrysales"><cfif len(#Referer#)>
<cfif find("?", #Referer#)>
<cfset paramList = "q,p,terms,search,query,qkw">
<cfset strStart = find("?", #Referer#)>
<cfset referer_queryString =
right(Referer,len(#Referer#)-strStart)>
<cfset referer_url = left(#Referer#,(strStart-1))>
<cfloop list="#referer_queryString#" delimiters="&"
index="i">
<cfif listfind(paramList,listfirst(i,"="))>
<cfset variables.searchPhrase = listlast(i,"=")>
</cfif>
</cfloop>
</cfif>
</cfif>
<cfif isdefined("variables.searchPhrase")>
#variables.searchPhrase#
</cfif>
</cfoutput>

Direct the output of query results to a table

Hi,
I would like to know as how to transfer the results of a query
to a table.
eg:
Select * from employee into <Tmp_table>
Hence I would have a copy of employee table in the newly created
Tmp_table.
Thanks in advance
Azeez

Oracle does this so well as:
create table <Tmp_table> as select * from employee
Hopefully I understood your question correctly.

Input text query results based on input text

<input type="text" name="textfield2" />
hello
i have this input text and i also have a query that contains
where field = '#form.input#'
it is still not displaying the results .
is there a book or a article on how to do this.
i just needed to have a input box /text where a user can
enter a alphanumeric and outputs the query result.
how do you do this?
would you guys like to see the code??

The tag is an Input tad, the input's type is text, it's name
is
textfield2. Your query should have something like field =
'#form.textfield2#'
From the documentation:
http://livedocs.macromedia.com/coldfusion/7/htmldocs/00001252.htm
jermainestudent wrote:
> <input type="text" name="textfield2" />
>
>
>
> hello
> i have this input text and i also have a query that
contains where field =
> '#form.input#'
>
>
> it is still not displaying the results .
> is there a book or a article on how to do this.
>
> i just needed to have a input box /text where a user can
enter a alphanumeric
> and outputs the query result.
>
> how do you do this?
>
> would you guys like to see the code??
>

How to force Work Item Query Policy to refresh its cached query results?

I have enabled the Work Item Query Policy on my TFS project. It works as expected, except when using Visual Studio 2013 with the following sequence of steps:
User selects Check in Pending Changes from the Source Control Explorer
User enters in the ID of the work item to be associated to the changeset
User clicks the Check In button
Work Item Query Policy displays message ' Work item ##### was not found in the results of stored query...'
User realizes his mistake, and modifies (and saves) the work item so that it is returned in in the query result set
User clicks the Check In button again expecting the TFS policy to accept the association
Work Item Query Policy still displays message ' Work item ##### was not found in the results of stored query...'
Removing the Work Item and re-associating it does not make a difference. The only workaround that I have found is to close Visual Studio and reopen it. Does any one have a better solution than this?

Our setup is different from the one you are using:
- User is using VS 2013 Update 4.
- We are running TFS 2010 SP1
The test case that you described is different from the one that is causing my problem (that scenario works fine for me as well). I am trying to associate the check in to the same work item both times; whereas, you are associating it to a different
work item the second time. I can consistently reproduce the error using the following steps:
1) Create a query that returns All Bugs in Active state, and set it as the query for the Work Item Query Policy
2) Create and save a new Bug
3) Run the query to confirm that the new bug does not appear in the result set
4) Checkout a file, modify it, save it
5) Check in the file and associate it to the bug from step 2)
- the Work Item Query Policy will issue an error message saying that the work item cannot be found in the associated query
6) Change the state of the bug to Active, and save
7) Refresh the query to confirm that the bug now appears in the result set
8) Check in the file again
- error message from step 5) will not go away

Query result to ASCII file output

Seems like there SHOULD be some rediculously simple solution
to this - but I sure haven't found it yet! I have a query which
produces the a varying number of columns (based on a multi-select
cfselect) which I need to output to a comma delimited ASCII (.TXT
or .DAT or .CSV file). I have all the steps worked out when the
number of columns and their names are known, but I need to make
this variable. First choice would be to be able to just "DUMP" the
query result into a text file. CFDUMP can send results to a text
file, but NOT in comma delimited format, and with all kinds of info
besides just the basic data. (NOT good!) Second choice, since the
"append to text file" uses an output property that expects a comma
delimited string variable would be to use CFLOOP to loop thru the
rows in the query and put them (a row at a time) into a variable,
then use that variable for the file append. Problem is I can't find
a way to just say "send *ALL* to the string variable. Every example
I have been able to find includes specifying the column NAMES when
doing anything with a row in the query result!!! Short of a brute
force series of if/then statements that specify EACH POSSIBILITY
(in this case 60 - 75 of them, and the number WILL GROW!) I haven't
been able to find a solution. There's GOTTA BE A WAY!!!!! :)

auntiealias
> I tried that, but as far as I could figure you still
have to have a specific column name
Look at the udf more closely. If you read the documentation
it states all of the parameters are optional, except the query. So
if you do not supply column names, the function will use the
columnList variable to determine the names of the columns in the
query. If you look at the actual code, notice it uses array
notation to extract the values (not evaluate) .
... (code to create query) ...

<cfset test = QueryToCSV2( data )>
http://cflib.org/index.cfm?event=page.udfbyid&udfid=1197
> I have a cfselect with multiple set to "yes" and the
selections are "which columns of
> data do you want to see?"
Hopefully you are not using the raw form value directly in
your sql, because that is a sql injection attack just waiting to
happen.

Create SP that returns value and at the same time displays query result in output window

I would like create an SP which will return the records from the table and also return value to my c# client application.
For Example:
Select * from employee returns all the query results in output window.
Now I want to create an SP
Create procedure Test
As
Declare @ret int,
Select * from employee
set @ret = Select count(*) from employee
if @ret > 0
return 1
else
return 0
The above algo should return 1 0r 0 to c# client application and at the same time display all employees in sql query output window.
Can u pls help in this regard.

The above algo should return 1 0r 0 to c# client application and at the same time display all employees in sql query output window.
Why? and No!
Why? Your procedure generates a resultset of some number of rows. You check the resultset for the presence of rows to determine if "anything is there". You don't need a separate value to tell you this. Note that it helps
to post tsql that is syntactically correct. While we're at it, if you just need to know that rows exist there is no need to count them since that does more work than required. Simply test for existence using the appropriately-named function
"exists". E.g., if exists (select * from dbo.employee).
No! A stored procedure does not display anything anywhere. The application which executes the procedures is responsible for the consumption of the resultset; it chooses what to do and what to display.
Lastly, do not get into the lazy habit of using the asterisk in your tsql code. That is not best practice. Along with that, you should also get into the following best practice habits:
schema-qualify your objects (i.e., dbo.employee)
terminate every statement - it will eventually be required.

Iterate query result - put specific rows in a collection and do output

JDeveloper 11.1.1.3.0
Oracle Lite: 10.2.0.1.0
Browser: IE 7
Hi,
please help me in working on following requirement:
1. Iterate the View Object Query Result
2. Do some calculation on the Rows, lets say:
Concatination of column1 and column2 and place it in a non database Attribute "column3"
3. How to handle/place the non database attribute?
4. Fetch specific rows from the query result; there should be a comparison, like checking master and detail hierachy struktur:
Take Column1_ID (Master) check in columns2_ID (Detail), when found detail take this Row and place it in a buffer (Maybe ArrayList, or something like that)
5. Show the Chace(ArrayList) to user, in a form of View Object, with standard functions like sorting and filtering
Till now my process of solving the above requiremnts are:
To Point 1:
Created a service method in Application Implementation Class
   public void iterateEmp(){
     EmployeesVOImpl vo = getEmployeesVO1();
     while (vo.hasNext()){
      EmployeesVORowImpl row = (EmployeesVORowImpl)vo.next();
      System.out.println(row.getEmployeeId() + " | " + row.getFirstName() + " | " + row.getLastName() + " | " + row.getEmail());
      //row.setCalcCol(row.getFirstName() + "," + row.getLastName());
     }To point 2:
Added an attribute to the View Object, with updateable and Queryable options. Place it on the JSPX Page.
With setter method, filled with values, for example (non Database Attributes Name is CalcCol):
Name:
//see above code
row.setCalcCol(row.getFirstName() + "," + row.getLastName());When doing so, on initial Call the values will be representated, but when sorting o filtering will be done, the values then will be erased.
3. Added an Attribute in View Object "Attributes Panel".
Here the XML Code of the View Object:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="windows-1252" ?>
<!DOCTYPE ViewObject SYSTEM "jbo_03_01.dtd">

<ViewObject
xmlns="http://xmlns.oracle.com/bc4j"
Name="EmployeesVO"
Version="11.1.1.56.60"
BindingStyle="OracleName"
CustomQuery="true"
ComponentClass="model.EmployeesVOImpl"
PageIterMode="Full"
UseGlueCode="false"
RowClass="model.EmployeesVORowImpl">
<DesignTime>
    <Attr Name="_codeGenFlag2" Value="Access|Coll|VarAccess"/>
    <Attr Name="_isExpertMode" Value="true"/>
    <Attr Name="_isCodegen" Value="true"/>
</DesignTime>
<SQLQuery>
    <![CDATA[select employee_id, first_name, last_name, email from employees]]>
</SQLQuery>
<ViewAttribute
    Name="EmployeeId"
    IsUpdateable="false"
    IsPersistent="false"
    IsNotNull="true"
    PrecisionRule="true"
    Precision="6"
    Scale="0"
    Type="oracle.jbo.domain.Number"
    ColumnType="NUMBER"
    AliasName="EMPLOYEE_ID"
    Expression="EMPLOYEE_ID"
    SQLType="NUMERIC">
    <DesignTime>
      <Attr Name="_DisplaySize" Value="22"/>
    </DesignTime>
</ViewAttribute>
<ViewAttribute
    Name="FirstName"
    IsUpdateable="false"
    IsPersistent="false"
    PrecisionRule="true"
    Precision="20"
    Type="java.lang.String"
    ColumnType="VARCHAR2"
    AliasName="FIRST_NAME"
    Expression="FIRST_NAME"
    SQLType="VARCHAR">
    <DesignTime>
      <Attr Name="_DisplaySize" Value="20"/>
    </DesignTime>
</ViewAttribute>
<ViewAttribute
    Name="LastName"
    IsUpdateable="false"
    IsPersistent="false"
    IsNotNull="true"
    PrecisionRule="true"
    Precision="25"
    Type="java.lang.String"
    ColumnType="VARCHAR2"
    AliasName="LAST_NAME"
    Expression="LAST_NAME"
    SQLType="VARCHAR">
    <DesignTime>
      <Attr Name="_DisplaySize" Value="25"/>
    </DesignTime>
</ViewAttribute>
<ViewAttribute
    Name="Email"
    IsUpdateable="false"
    IsPersistent="false"
    IsNotNull="true"
    PrecisionRule="true"
    Precision="25"
    Type="java.lang.String"
    ColumnType="VARCHAR2"
    AliasName="EMAIL"
    Expression="EMAIL"
    SQLType="VARCHAR">
    <DesignTime>
      <Attr Name="_DisplaySize" Value="25"/>
    </DesignTime>
</ViewAttribute>
<ViewAttribute
    Name="CalcCol"
    IsSelected="false"
    IsPersistent="false"
    PrecisionRule="true"
    Type="java.lang.String"
    ColumnType="VARCHAR2"
    AliasName="VIEW_ATTR"
    SQLType="VARCHAR"/>
<AttrArray Name="KeyAttributes">
    <Item Value="EmployeeId"/>
</AttrArray>
</ViewObject>To Point 4:
There should be a specific sort order, which i have to code in ADF.
Just to give an overview:
Colum1 and Column2 (nothing to do with the emp table) have relationship. Several hierachies are existing in the Query Result.
For identifying the start point of any of these hierachies, i have to iterate through the Query Result and fetch these start point
and buffer it in an array or something like that.So in the end i have to get the same query Result but with different Sort Order.
How to buffer theses Rows (Array?) and show in a View Object?
Can we use the same view Object for solving that, or should we use another View Object which catches the new Result Set?
To Point 5:
The Result should be, as mentioned above, a View Object including new Result Set, which can provide standard behavior (sort, filter)
I hope the requirement is defined clearly enough, so maybe you can make some suggestions on that.
Thank you for replies.
Edited by: user9198377 on 13.07.2011 02:52

Hi.. You can do this without DB View. Have CalcCol transient attribute in VO. Instead of iterating VO rows and setting CalcCol attr, generate View Row Impl class. Inside getCalcCol(), write your logic. This will be called during each and every request so that transient attr data won't become null during sorting and filtering. If your VO is entity driven, do the same in Entity impl class
Raghu
Edited by: Raguraman on Sep 5, 2011 9:48 AM

Query Result Filtered using User Roles SCSM 2012 R2 RU2

Hi,
I have a Query Result setup in a Request Offering that shows the list of Printers using the Printer CI. We have different sites with printers that start with the site location like MTL. There are no filters in the Query Result. What i did is create a Group
for each site that has the rule "start with" MTL (other groups have other 3 letter prefix). Then i created a user role for each group and only selected the Printer group for the site and i associated the User Role with our AD Site group called MTL-User.
i did this for each site. Now when i checked the Request Offering at first, with a user that is part of MTL-User group, it showed only the list of printers that started with MTL. Now today i came to check again and the same user is seeing all the printers
and not just the ones that start with MTL.
The User Role i made was based on the Read-Only Operator. I just dont know what the problem is

Thanks for that link. I had thought of something like that but i found it came to the same thing as just using the filter field that is already available when using a Query Result. I retried using User Roles and figured out that the problem is that my test
user is only part of the MTL-USER group so when i logged in with him into the portal (cireson Portal btw) i would see the proper result. If i logged in with a actual user that is also part of other groups besides MTL-Users, they see all the printers no matter
which AD group i define in the User Role.
So what i figured was that my group is not getting applied as the filter to the query Result and that the Member section in the User role is only to say who can see the Query result list. But then i have my test user for which this setup works...so im confused
on what exactly is overriding the results.

Output query result in XML format

folks:
could anybody provide more information
about how to generate query result in
xml format? looks like DBXML is for demo only
and i have heard that PLSQL XML parser is the way to go; so far i have not found
a sample yet on how to actually
do the XML generation; if you know more
about it, please let me know; thanks in
advance.
Bill

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[*][url [URL=http://technet.oracle.com/sample_code/tech/xml/xmlb2b/doc/xb2bhome.html]B2B]http://technet.oracle.com/sample_code/tech/xml/xmlb2b/doc/xb2bhome.html]B2B with XML
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Options to control display performance of CLOBs, etc. in Query Result view?

Whenever I attempt to query a table that contains LOBs (e.g. a CLOB or XMLTYPE), the lack of performance pretty much makes the "Query Result" view (from F9) unusable. Any time I attempt to scroll the results, SQL developer apparently continues to query the database for the additional characters to populate the view.
Resizing the columns containing the LOB to only a few characters almost solves the issue. Unfortunately, the size of the columns showing the LOBs apparently attempt to resize to the length of the LOB, making the column several pages long - and the same performance issue prevents resizing it smaller.
Ideally, there would be some way to resize a column to a given or even a predefined and small size, without having to drag the resize handle the entire width of the desired resize amount. Alternatively, there could be a user preference to never set default column widths above a given number of pixels or characters. Another option would be a user preference to disable the in-line display of LOB contents, displaying only and requiring a click on the "..." (or pencil icon) button to open the "View Value" dialog. Ideally, all 3 of these options could be implemented.
One crude work-around I'm using for now is to exclude the LOB columns from the results, requiring me to make secondary queries to see the LOB contents when necessary, and doesn't allow for scrolling through and viewing the LOB contents at all. Another work-around is to run the query as a script (F5) instead of a query (F9), and view the results in the "Script Output" view instead.
I'm currently using SQL Developer 2.1.0.63, but experienced this same issue with all previous versions, including 1.5.5.
Thanks!

I agree.
When I requested to auto-width the columns, I said to build in a maximum, but apparently they didn't.
I suggest you log 2 feature requests on the SQL Developer Exchange; 1 for the maximum width, 1 for the CLOB contents/performance. Like this others can vote too and add weight for future implementation (I will).
Have fun,
K.

Export query results into .csv file?

Hello I have a T-SQL script that gets row counts for a specified date range and then needs to loop (by incrementing +1 day to get the next day's counts) for a large date range. I'm aiming to output & append each query results day counts
into a .csv file via a SQL Agent job since this will take quite a while to complete.
Would using the following as an example template...
INSERT INTO OPENROWSET('Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.12.0','Text;Database=D:\;HDR=YES;FMT=Delimited','SELECT * FROM [FileName.csv]')
SELECT Field1, Field2, Field3
FROM DatabaseName
...be the method or something else?
If this is good to use I've tried running this but get the following error:
Msg 7357, Level 16, State 2, Line 76
Cannot process the object "SELECT * FROM [FileName.csv]". The OLE DB provider "Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.12.0" for linked server "(null)" indicates that either the object has no columns or the current user does not have permissions
on that object.
Thanks in advance.

Hi Techresearch7777777,
The error in your post says that the file FileName.csv has to be created with the column names in the first row. Like:
Field1,Field2,Field3
Either you can create a schema.ini file under the same folder:
[FileName.csv]
Format=CSVDelimited
ColNameHeader=False
Col1=Field1 [DataType]
Col2=Field2 [DataType]
Col3=Field3 [DataType]
For the [DataType],you can reference
Schema.ini File (Text File Driver)
If you have any question, feel free to let me know.
Eric Zhang
TechNet Community Support

How to export query results

How can I export query results from sqlplus on the command line? Are there ways to specify the format such as CSV, TAB, XML, etc?
I've seen one approach that involves creating a shell script and piping the output to a file:
#!/bin/sh
sqlplus user/password <<__EOF__
set heading off;
set newpage none;
select f1, ',', f2, ',', f3 from some_table;
__EOF__
Then pipe the output to a file. Is there a simpler solution to this?

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Output different data based on user select

Hi everyone,
Quick question, I would like to output different report columns based on user select, eg., users would be presented with two choices in a radiobutton list, eg., 1 and 2.
I have query results that contain columns A, B, C, D, E, F, G.
If user selects 1 then the output should be columns A, B, C, D, E.
If user selects 2 then the output should be columns A, B, C, F, G.
I am sure this is possible and easy? If so, what topic should I be reading/searching internet on?
Please advise.
Thanks!

I would say that this is most often something that your user interface should be dealing with (i.e. which columns should be shown).
There is no way to do that in SQL.
In PL/SQL it is a simple situation of creating two cursors and simply deciding which one to open.
<pre>declare
l_cur sys_refcursor;
begin
if :user_selection = 1 then
open l_cur for select A, B, C, D, E from tbl;
else
open l_cur for select A, B, C, F, G from tbl;
end if;
-- use the cursor
close l_cur; -- or return to user interface
end;
/</pre>
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