PIVOT sql help

Hi again
I need some PIVOT sql help
In this query:
SELECT
SUM([RATES]) as RATES
,SUM([CONVERSION])as CONVERSION
FROM REPORTING
outputs
RATES CONVERSION
23 234
How would change this query to display a table like:
Name Amount
RATES 23
CONVERSION 234
Keep up the good work !

nikos101 wrote:
> How would change this query to display a table like:
Do you *HAVE* to change the query... you could just display
it in the
desired format if that it the ultimate and only goal.
<table>
<tr>
<td>name</td>
<td>amount</td>
</tr>
<cfoutput query="sumQry">
<tr><td>Rates</td><td>#rates#</td></tr>
<tr><td>Conversion</td><td>#conversion#</td></tr>
</cfoutput>
</table>

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1001     CD     CD_TITLE3     1
1001     DVD     DVD_TITLE1     7
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nikos101 wrote:
> How would change this query to display a table like:
Do you *HAVE* to change the query... you could just display
it in the
desired format if that it the ultimate and only goal.
<table>
<tr>
<td>name</td>
<td>amount</td>
</tr>
<cfoutput query="sumQry">
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<tr><td>Conversion</td><td>#conversion#</td></tr>
</cfoutput>
</table>

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I have a requierement to split the columns into multiple rows. For example:
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Frank Thank You for your response.
I am on oracle 10gR2.
Posting some sample DDL and data here as requested:
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EMP_NAME2   VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
EMP_ID2     NUMBER(10),
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( PK NUMBER(10),
ENTY_TYPE VARCHAR2(100),
ENTY_NAME VARCHAR2(100),
ENTY_ID NUMBER(10)
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COMMIT;
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FROM
EMP;
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1     SCOTT          10001     FRANK          10002          MARKETING     10          ACCOUNTING     20
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1 EMPLOYEE   SCOTT        10001
2 EMPLOYEE   FRANK        10002
3 DEPARTMENT MARKETING    10
4 DEPARTMENT ACCOUNTING   20
5 EMPLOYEE   SCOTT1       10003
6 EMPLOYEE   FRANK1       10004
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Pivot sql year/month/category

Need help with this :
Requirement : need to pivot data based on year, month and display the sales correctly. if the data for any month does not exist that month shoudl not appear in the results.
Sample data :
--DROP TABLE APPS.TEST_OM_V CASCADE CONSTRAINTS;
CREATE TABLE APPS.TEST_OM_V
TAX_CATEGORY VARCHAR2(250 BYTE),
SHIP_FROM_ORG_NAME VARCHAR2(100 BYTE),
SCHEDULE_SHIP_DATE DATE,
UNIT_SELLING_PRICE NUMBER,
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INVOICED_SALES NUMBER
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(TAX_CATEGORY,
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('Operating Supplies', 'DC FONT (FONT-120)', TO_DATE('02/01/2012 00:00:00', 'MM/DD/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), 12, 13,
23);
Insert into APPS.TEST_OM_V
(TAX_CATEGORY,
SHIP_FROM_ORG_NAME, SCHEDULE_SHIP_DATE, UNIT_SELLING_PRICE, ORDERED_QUANTITY, INVOICED_SALES)
Values
('COFFEE', 'DC CANADA (CAN-180)', TO_DATE('09/30/2011 00:00:00', 'MM/DD/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), 90, 7,
23.34);
Insert into APPS.TEST_OM_V
(TAX_CATEGORY,
SHIP_FROM_ORG_NAME, SCHEDULE_SHIP_DATE, UNIT_SELLING_PRICE, ORDERED_QUANTITY, INVOICED_SALES)
Values
('COFFEE', 'DC Florida (FLO-180)', TO_DATE('09/14/2011 00:00:00', 'MM/DD/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), 30, 8,
75);
Insert into APPS.TEST_OM_V
(TAX_CATEGORY,
SHIP_FROM_ORG_NAME, SCHEDULE_SHIP_DATE, UNIT_SELLING_PRICE, ORDERED_QUANTITY, INVOICED_SALES)
Values
('COFFEE', 'DC CANADA (CAN-180)', TO_DATE('10/30/2011 00:00:00', 'MM/DD/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), 30, 2,
100.11);
Insert into APPS.TEST_OM_V
(TAX_CATEGORY,
SHIP_FROM_ORG_NAME, SCHEDULE_SHIP_DATE, UNIT_SELLING_PRICE, ORDERED_QUANTITY, INVOICED_SALES)
Values
('COFFEE', 'DC CANADA (CAN-180)', TO_DATE('08/30/2011 00:00:00', 'MM/DD/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), 30, 2,
75);
Insert into APPS.TEST_OM_V
(TAX_CATEGORY,
SHIP_FROM_ORG_NAME, SCHEDULE_SHIP_DATE, UNIT_SELLING_PRICE, ORDERED_QUANTITY, INVOICED_SALES)
Values
('Operating Supplies', 'DC DIST (DIS-130)', TO_DATE('10/21/2011 00:00:00', 'MM/DD/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), 12, 13,
23);
Insert into APPS.TEST_OM_V
(TAX_CATEGORY,
SHIP_FROM_ORG_NAME, SCHEDULE_SHIP_DATE, UNIT_SELLING_PRICE, ORDERED_QUANTITY, INVOICED_SALES)
Values
('COFFEE', 'DC CANADA (CAN-180)', TO_DATE('08/30/2011 00:00:00', 'MM/DD/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), 30, 2,
75);
Insert into APPS.TEST_OM_V
(TAX_CATEGORY,
SHIP_FROM_ORG_NAME, SCHEDULE_SHIP_DATE, UNIT_SELLING_PRICE, ORDERED_QUANTITY, INVOICED_SALES)
Values
('Operating Supplies', 'DC CANADA (CAN-180)', TO_DATE('01/02/2012 00:00:00', 'MM/DD/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), 23, 1,
45);
Insert into APPS.TEST_OM_V
(TAX_CATEGORY,
SHIP_FROM_ORG_NAME, SCHEDULE_SHIP_DATE, UNIT_SELLING_PRICE, ORDERED_QUANTITY, INVOICED_SALES)
Values
('Operating Supplies', 'DC PACK (PK-160)', NULL, 1, 2,
1);
COMMIT;
Expected result , or anything close to this :
                                                                            2011                                     2012
                                                               AUG      SEP          OCT         JAN   FEB      UNSCHEDULED
COFFEE
                                DC CANADA (CAN-180)          -30         606.66    -40.11         0          0          0
                                DC Florida (FLO-180)          0           165         0           0          0          0
Operating Supplies
                                DC CANADA (CAN-180)           0           0            0         -22        0          0
                                DC DIST (DIS-130)             0           0            133         0         0          0
                                DC FONT (FONT-120)            0           0            0           0         133        0
                                DC PACK (PK-160)              0           0            0           0          0           1 I tried grouping and summing and then lost my way...
select TAX_CATEGORY, SHIP_FROM_ORG_NAME, nvl(TO_CHAR((SCHEDULE_SHIP_DATE), 'MM/YYYY'),'N/A') SCHEDULE_SHIP_DATE,
sum((unit_selling_price * ORDERED_QUANTITY ) - nvl(INVOICED_SALES,0)) CARRYOVER
from XXCNC.TEST_OM_V where 1=1
group by TAX_CATEGORY, SHIP_FROM_ORG_NAME,nvl(TO_CHAR((SCHEDULE_SHIP_DATE), 'MM/YYYY'),'N/A')
order by 1,2,3;
Thanks for your help in advance.
J

Like this?:
SQL> set num 6 lin 120 trims on
SQL> col tax_category for a20
SQL> col SHIP_FROM_ORG_NAME for a32
SQL> break on tax_category
SQL> SELECT *
2 FROM (SELECT tax_category,
3               ship_from_org_name,
4               NVL( TO_CHAR( ( schedule_ship_date ), 'MM/YYYY' ), 'N/A' ) schedule_ship_date,
5               ( unit_selling_price * ordered_quantity ) - NVL( invoiced_sales, 0 ) carryover
6        FROM test_om_v) PIVOT (SUM( carryover )
7                        FOR schedule_ship_date
8                        IN ('08/2011' AS "Aug'11",
9                            '09/2011' AS "Sep'11",
10                            '10/2011' AS "Oct'11",
11                            '11/2011' AS "Nov'11",
12                            '12/2011' AS "Dec'11",
13                            '01/2012' AS "Jan'12",
14                            '02/2012' AS "Feb'12",
15                            'N/A' AS "UNSCHEDULED"))
16 ORDER BY 1, 2, 3
17 /
TAX_CATEGORY         SHIP_FROM_ORG_NAME               Aug'11 Sep'11 Oct'11 Nov'11 Dec'11 Jan'12 Feb'12 UNSCHEDULED
COFFEE               DC CANADA (CAN-180)                 -30 606.66 -40.11
                     DC Florida (FLO-180)                       165
Operating Supplies   DC CANADA (CAN-180)                                                    -22
                     DC DIST (DIS-130)                                 133
                     DC FONT (FONT-120)                                                            133
                     DC PACK (PK-160)                                                                            1
6 rows selected.:p
Edited by: LKBrwn_DBA on Dec 16, 2011 12:18 PM

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I have a table as
Create table carClass (
carClassID number,
carID        number,
baseYear   number, --Base Year
Year_0      number, --Total for Base year
Year_1      number, --Total for Base year minus 1
Year_2      number ) --Total for Base year minus 2
insert into carClass (carClassID, carID, baseYear, Year_0, Year_1, Year_2)     values ( 1,1,2010,10,5,3);
insert into carClass (carClassID, carID, baseYear, Year_0, Year_1, Year_2)     values ( 1,1,2013,12,3,2);
insert into carClass (carClassID, carID, baseYear, Year_0, Year_1, Year_2)     values ( 1,2,2019,20,10,5);
insert into carClass (carClassID, carID, baseYear, Year_0, Year_1, Year_2)     values ( 2,1,2014,25,12,6);
insert into carClass (carClassID, carID, baseYear, Year_0, Year_1, Year_2)     values ( 2,2,2011,8,4,2);
insert into carClass (carClassID, carID, baseYear, Year_0, Year_1, Year_2)     values ( 2,3,2012,9,6,3);
insert into carClass (carClassID, carID, baseYear, Year_0, Year_1, Year_2)     values ( 3,1,2015,14,7,4);
insert into carClass (carClassID, carID, baseYear, Year_0, Year_1, Year_2)     values ( 3,2,2017,12,9,8);
insert into carClass (carClassID, carID, baseYear, Year_0, Year_1, Year_2)     values ( 3,2,2015,16,14,2);If Base year column "baseYear" is 2014, Year_0 total is for year 2014, Year_1 total is for year 2013 and Year_2 total is for year 2012.
I would like to SUM the total for all carClass except for carClassID = 3 that I want the totals base on CarID
The result is:
Class CarID     2008     2009     2010     2011     2012     2013     2014     2015     2016     2017     2018     2019
1          3     5     12     3     12     0     0     0     0     5     10     20
2          0     2     7     14     9     0     0     0     0     0     0     0
3     1     0     0     0     0     0     4     7     14     0     0     0     0
3     2     0     0     0     0     0     2     14     24     9     12     0     0Any help will be appreciate.
Thanks!

Hi,
Whenever you have a question, please say which version of Oracle you're using. This is especially important with pivot problems, because the SELECT ... PIVOT and SELECT ... UNPIVOT features, both of which could be used in this problem, were only introduced in Oracle 11.1.
Here's one way:
WITH   cntr           AS
     SELECT     LEVEL - 1     AS n
     FROM     dual
     CONNECT BY     LEVEL     <= 3
,     unpivoted_data     AS
     SELECT     cc.carClassID
     ,     CASE
              WHEN cc.carClassID = 3
              THEN cc.carID
          END               AS carID3
     ,     cc.baseYear - cn.n     AS yr
     ,     CASE cn.n
              WHEN 0 THEN cc.year_0
              WHEN 1 THEN cc.year_1
              WHEN 2 THEN cc.year_2
          END               AS amt
     FROM          carClass cc
     CROSS JOIN     cntr       cn
SELECT       carClassID, carID3
,       SUM (CASE WHEN yr = 2008 THEN amt ELSE 0 END)     AS yr2008
,       SUM (CASE WHEN yr = 2009 THEN amt ELSE 0 END)     AS yr2009
,       SUM (CASE WHEN yr = 2010 THEN amt ELSE 0 END)     AS yr2010
,       SUM (CASE WHEN yr = 2019 THEN amt ELSE 0 END)     AS yr2019
FROM       unpivoted_data
GROUP BY carClassID, carID3
ORDER BY carClassID
;The results I get:
CARCLASSID     CARID3     YR2008     YR2009     YR2010     YR2019
         1                     3          5         10         20
         2                     0          2          7          0
         3          1          0          0          0          0
         3          2          0          0          0          0aren't exqactly what you posted. That could be due to typos in your message. If not, point out where the results are wrong, and explain, step by step, how you figure the correct results in those places.
Since I don't know which version of Oracle you're running, I only used features that are available in Oracle 9.1. Of course, this works in all later versions as well.
In SQL, the number of columns and their aliases (such as yr2008) has to be hard-coded into any query.
If you want the query itself to determine how many different years there are, and what those years are, then see {message:id=3527823}

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<Feature>
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<FeatureAction>Add</FeatureName>
</Feature>
<Feature>
<FeatureName>wsx</FeatureName>
<FeatureAction>Remove</FeatureAction>
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wsx Remove
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user11912174 wrote:
Hello,
Thank you. The solutions may hold good on a normal context. What my problem is I want to run a loop through an anonymous block in pl/sql where I am already using a cursor where each record contains an xml value as above. So i need to be extracting for each run in a cursor. So i need to be extracting the <FeatureName> and <featureaction> values in each cursor run. Any help on this?
ThanksCan you not incorporate it as part of the cursor itself?
It can return the values as part of the data from the cursor rather than using PL/SQL extracts on the XML to do it.
SQL> ed
Wrote file afiedt.buf
1 with myxml as
2    (select xmltype('<FeatureRoot>
3                       <Feature>
4                         <FeatureName>qaz</FeatureName>
5                         <FeatureAction>Add</FeatureAction>
6                       </Feature>
7                       <Feature>
8                         <FeatureName>wsx</FeatureName>
9                         <FeatureAction>Remove</FeatureAction>
10                       </Feature>
11                     </FeatureRoot>') myxml from dual union all
12     select xmltype('<FeatureRoot>
13                       <Feature>
14                         <FeatureName>aaa</FeatureName>
15                         <FeatureAction>Add</FeatureAction>
16                       </Feature>
17                       <Feature>
18                         <FeatureName>bbb</FeatureName>
19                         <FeatureAction>Remove</FeatureAction>
20                       </Feature>
21                     </FeatureRoot>') from dual)
22 select extractvalue(VALUE(t),'/Feature/FeatureName') featurename
23 ,      extractvalue(VALUE(t),'/Feature/FeatureAction') featureaction
24 from   myxml x
25* ,      table(xmlsequence(extract(x.myxml,'/FeatureRoot/Feature'))) t
SQL> /
FEATURENAME     FEATUREACTION
qaz             Add
wsx             Remove
aaa             Add
bbb             Remove
SQL>

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I do not know if this is the right place for thius type of post. If it is not please advise where the right place is.
I need help generating a report, hopefully with SQL in 8.1.7
SQL Statement which produced the data below the query :
SELECT CHANGE.change_number, CHANGE.route_date as DATE_TO_CCB, nodetable.description AS Approver_required, (TRIM(BOTH ',' FROM CHANGE.PRODUCT_LINES)) AS PRODUCT_LINES /*, PROPERTYTABLE.VALUE as PRODUCT_LINES */
FROM CHANGE, signoff, workflow_process, nodetable /*, PROPERTYTABLE */
WHERE ( (CHANGE.ID = signoff.change_id)
AND (CHANGE.process_id = signoff.process_id)
AND ((nodetable.id = signoff.user_assigned) or (nodetable.id=signoff.user_signed))
AND (CHANGE.process_id = workflow_process.ID)
AND (CHANGE.ID = workflow_process.change_id)
AND (CHANGE.workflow_id = workflow_process.workflow_id)
AND (SIGNOFF.SIGNOFF_STATUS=0 )/* in (0, 2, 3)) */ /* 0=request needs attention, 2=request approved, 3=request rejected */
AND (SIGNOFF.REQUIRED=5 or SIGNOFF.REQUIRED=1) /* 1=Approver 5= Ad Hoc Approver */
AND (CHANGE.IN_REVIEW=1)
AND (CHANGE.RELEASE_DATE IS NULL)
AND (CHANGE.CLASS != '4928')
/* AND (PROPERTYTABLE.PROPERTYID IN (SELECT TRIM(BOTH ',' FROM CHANGE.PRODUCT_LINES) FROM CHANGE)) */
order by change.route_date desc
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CHANGE_NUMBER|DATE_TO_CCB|APPROVER_REQUIRED|PRODUCT_LINES
C02190|11/14/2008 3:34:02 PM|Anurag Upadhyay|270354,270362|
C02190|11/14/2008 3:34:02 PM|Dennis McGuire|270354,270362|
C02190|11/14/2008 3:34:02 PM|Hamid Khazaei|270354,270362|
C02190|11/14/2008 3:34:02 PM|Mandy York|270354,270362|
C02193|11/14/2008 3:05:18 PM|Hamid Khazaei|274279,266339,266340,266341|
C02193|11/14/2008 3:05:18 PM|Rob Brogle|274279,266339,266340,266341|
C02193|11/14/2008 3:05:18 PM|Xavier Otazo|274279,266339,266340,266341|
C02193|11/14/2008 3:05:18 PM|san|274279,266339,266340,266341|
C02194|11/14/2008 2:51:34 PM|Diana Young|271503|
C02194|11/14/2008 2:51:34 PM|Carl Krentz|271503|
C02194|11/14/2008 2:51:34 PM|Dennis Yen|271503|
C02194|11/14/2008 2:51:34 PM|Gordon Ries|271503|
C02194|11/14/2008 2:51:34 PM|Sunil Khatana|271503|
M00532|11/13/2008 1:34:42 PM|Dennis Yen|270356,270354,270360,274279,266339,266340,266341,276780,260784|
M00532|11/13/2008 1:34:42 PM|Jin Hong|270356,270354,270360,274279,266339,266340,266341,276780,260784|
M00532|11/13/2008 1:34:42 PM|Sunil Khatana|270356,270354,270360,274279,266339,266340,266341,276780,260784|
Each value in the numeric comma delimited string has a corresponding ID for the actual test string value in another table as shown below.
PROPERTYID|VALUE
260775|product 1
260776|Product 2
260777|Product x
260778|Product y
260779|Internal
260780|ORCA
260781|Tiger
260782|Orange product
260783|Restricted
260784|Product zz
266259|Product YYY
266260|Hercules
266261|Tangerine
*****Desired output****
CHANGE_NUMBER|DATE_TO_CCB|APPROVER_REQUIRED|PRODUCT_LINES
C02190|Nov/14/2008 03:34:02 PM|Anurag Upadhyay, Dennis McGuire, Hamid Khazaei, Mandy York|Product Y,Product 1
C02193|Nov/14/2008 03:05:18 PM|Hamid Khazaei, Rob Brogle, Xavier Otazo, san|Hercules,Apple,Product 3,Product zz
C02194|Nov/14/2008 02:51:34 PM|Diana Young, Carl Krentz, Dennis Yen, Gordon Ries, Sunil Khatana|Product 2
M00532|Nov/13/2008 01:34:42 PM|Dennis Yen, Jin Hong, Sunil Khatana|Product 1,Product 4,product yy,product YYY,ORCA,Tiger,Orange product,Restricted

Hi,
Here's how you can do it in Oracle 8.1.
To get the individual sub-strings from product_lines, join your current result set to this "counter table"
(   SELECT ROWNUM AS n
    FROM    all_objects
    WHERE   ROWNUM <= 10 -- upper bound on number of items
) cntrIf you don't know the worst case of how many items might be in product_lines, it's a little more complicated:
(   SELECT ROWNUM AS n
    FROM    all_objects
    WHERE   ROWNUM <= 1 +
            SELECT MAX ( LENGTH (product_lines)
                        - LENGTH (REPLACE (product_lines, ','))
            FROM    table_name
) cntrJoin this to the existing result set like this
WHERE   ...
AND     INSTR ( product_lines || ','    -- one extra comma added
              , 1
              , n
              ) > 0When you do the join, you will have
one copy of all the rows with one item in producgt_lines,
two copies of all the rows with two items in producgt_lines,
three copies of all the rows with three items in producgt_lines,
and so on.
When a row has been copied, each copy will have a different value of cntr.n.
To extract the n-th substring from product_lines:
SELECT ...
        SUBSTR ( product_lines
               , INSTR ( ',' || product_lines,   ',',   1,   n)
               , ( INSTR (product_lines || ',',   ',',   1,   n)
                 - INSTR (',' || product_lines,   ',',   1,   n)
               ) AS product_lines_itemWhen you have derived this column, you can join to the table with the translations
WHERE TO_NUMBER (product_lines_item) = propertyidTo combine these rows into one row with a comma-delimited list, GROUP BY all the columns you want to select except the property_value ('produc 1', 'tangerine', etv.), and SELECT:
LTRIM ( MAX (CASE WHEN n = 1 THEN ',' || property_value END) ||
        MAX (CASE WHEN n = 2 THEN ',' || property_value END) ||
        MAX (CASE WHEN n = 10 THEN ',' || property_value END)
      )I don't know a good way to re-combine the rows in Oracle 8 without assuming some limit on the number of items. I assumed there would never be more than 10 in the example above. You can say 20 or 100, I suppose, if you want to. If you guess too high, everything will still work: the query will just be slower.
This is a just one example of why packing several values into a single column is a bad idea.

Pivot SQL --Pls advise

Select distinct a.forename as "Name",
a.surname as "Surname",
a.forename ||''||a.surname as "Fullname",
b.ancestors as "Ancestors",
Other columns ..
from table1 a,table2 b,table3 c,table4 d...
where a.col1 =b.col1 and ..(other conditions)
Output is as follows:
Forename1 Surname1 Fullname1 Ancestor1 Other columns
Forename1 Surname1 Fullname1 Ancestor2 Other columns
Forename1 Surname1 Fullname1 Ancestor3 Other columns
Forename1 Surname1 Fullname1 Ancestor4 Other columns
required output is
Forename1 Surname1 Fullname1 Ancestor1/Ancestor2/Ancestor3/Ancestor4 Other columns
I am new to Pivot concept and never used it.
Please help in modifying query.
thanks in advance.

The ability to generalise from the specific - in this case the ability to figure out a solution to your problem by examining a solution to someone else's similar problem - is vital in the world of IT.
How about developing your skills in that area by searching the forum for PIVOT or rows+to+columns and see what you can come up with? Even if you can't quite figure it out, we'll be happy to help you over the finish line once you post your query. I suspect that SYS_CONNECT_BY_PATH is actually going to be worth investigating rather than pivot, given your description of the desired output.

SQL Help

Please help ...
Data Sample:
A1 B1C1 D1
01 A 06/30/2008 1
01 B 06/10/2008 1
01 C 06/09/2008 1
01 D 06/09/2008 1
02 A 06/20/2008 1
02 C 06/20/2008 1
03 A 06/20/2008 1
04 A 06/10/2008 2
04 B 06/10/2008 1
04 C 06/09/2008 1
04 C 06/09/2008 1
Output Should be:
01 A 06/30/2008 1
02 A 06/20/2008 1
02 C 06/20/2008 1
03 A 06/20/2008 1
04 A 06/10/2008 2
Rules:
- Top D1 should be selected.
- If there are tie in D1 per A1, should be looking for C1 for the latest date
     - if there are tie for the D1 and C1 per A1 this data should be selected
     - if there are only one D1 which is the latest then inly 1 record will be selected.

Hi,
try this:
SQL> with t as ( -- "sample data"
2 select '01' a1, 'A' b1, to_date('06/30/2008','mm/dd/yyyy') c1, 1 d1 from dual union all
3 select '01', 'B', to_date('06/10/2008','mm/dd/yyyy'), 1 from dual union all
4 select '01', 'C' , to_date('06/09/2008','mm/dd/yyyy'), 1 from dual union all
5 select '01', 'D' , to_date('06/09/2008','mm/dd/yyyy'), 1 from dual union all
6 select '02', 'A' , to_date('06/20/2008','mm/dd/yyyy'), 1 from dual union all
7 select '02', 'C' , to_date('06/20/2008','mm/dd/yyyy'), 1 from dual union all
8 select '03', 'A' , to_date('06/20/2008','mm/dd/yyyy'), 1 from dual union all
9 select '04', 'A' , to_date('06/10/2008','mm/dd/yyyy'), 2 from dual union all
10 select '04', 'B' , to_date('06/10/2008','mm/dd/yyyy'), 1 from dual union all
11 select '04', 'C' , to_date('06/09/2008','mm/dd/yyyy'), 1 from dual union all
12 select '04', 'C' , to_date('06/09/2008','mm/dd/yyyy'), 1 from dual
13 ) -- "end sample data"
14 select a1, b1, c1, d1
15    from (select a1, b1, c1, d1,
16                 max(c1) over(partition by a1) mxc1,
17                 max(d1) over(partition by a1) mxd1,
18                 min(d1) over(partition by a1) mind1
19            from t)
20   where 1 = case when mind1 = mxd1 then
21                  case when c1 = mxc1 then 1 end
22                else case when d1 = mxd1 then 1 end
23                end
24 /
A1 B1 C1                  D1
01 A 6/30/2008            1
02 A 6/20/2008            1
02 C 6/20/2008            1
03 A 6/20/2008            1
04 A 6/10/2008            2

SQL help please. !!!!!!!!!!

hi
i need some help on the following problem. let's say i have a sql select that return the following rows
ME
EL
EO
FA
these are 4 rows of data returned by executing "select column1 from myTable where somecondition = true". however, i need to display these results as follow
MW,EL,EO,FA
which is just one row and they are concatenated as one result. is there any way to modify the sql to do it? your help is much appreciated. thanks

hi
i need some help on the following problem. let's say i
have a sql select that return the following rows
ME
EL
EO
FA
these are 4 rows of data returned by executing "select
column1 from myTable where somecondition = true".
however, i need to display these results as follow
MW,EL,EO,FA
which is just one row and they are concatenated as one
result. is there any way to modify the sql to do it?
your help is much appreciated. thanksit would be easier if you ahead know how many rows you going to get...
select
"row1" = select blah from table where blah = '1',
"row2" = select blah from table where blah = '2',
"row3" = select blah from table where blah = '3',
"row4" = select blah from table where blah = '4'
from table
make sure the sub select must return one record only...

SQL help: Selecting tickets with no open tasks

Hi Gurus,
I'm new to SQL. I need your help in a script where I need to fetch the tickets with no open tasks.
Say, following is the Task table
Table: Task
| ticketid | taskid | taskstatus |
| 1 | 1 | O |
| 1 | 2 | O |
| 1 | 3 | O |
| 2 | 4 | C |
| 2 | 5 | C |
| 3 | 6 | C |
| 3 | 7 | O |
The query should return the ticketid(s) with all its taskstatus = 'C'.
Any help would be highly appreciated.
Thanks

Hi Surya,
Here's an Oracle style example (Sorry, I just can't do that ansi stuff)
SQL> with ticket as (select 1 ticketid, 'C' reason from dual union all
                select 2 ticketid, 'O' reason from dual union all
                select 3 ticketid, 'O' reason from dual union all
                select 4 ticketid, 'C' reason from dual)
,taskstatus as (select 1 taskstatusid, 'O' taskstatus from dual union all
                select 2 taskstatusid, 'C' taskstatus from dual union all
                select 3 taskstatusid, 'P' taskstatus from dual union all
                select 4 taskstatusid, 'F' taskstatus from dual union all
                select 5 taskstatusid, 'O' taskstatus from dual union all
                select 6 taskstatusid, 'C' taskstatus from dual union all
                select 7 taskstatusid, 'P' taskstatus from dual union all
                select 8 taskstatusid, 'F' taskstatus from dual)
      ,task as (select 1 ticketid, 1 taskid, 2 taskstatusid from dual union all
                select 1 ticketid, 2 taskid, 3 taskstatusid from dual union all
                select 1 ticketid, 3 taskid, 4 taskstatusid from dual union all
                select 1 ticketid, 4 taskid, 4 taskstatusid from dual union all
                select 2 ticketid, 5 taskid, 1 taskstatusid from dual union all
                select 2 ticketid, 6 taskid, 1 taskstatusid from dual union all
                select 2 ticketid, 7 taskid, 1 taskstatusid from dual union all
                select 3 ticketid, 8 taskid, 2 taskstatusid from dual union all
                select 3 ticketid, 9 taskid, 2 taskstatusid from dual union all
                select 3 ticketid, 10 taskid, 6 taskstatusid from dual union all
                select 4 ticketid, 11 taskid, 2 taskstatusid from dual union all
                select 4 ticketid, 12 taskid, 6 taskstatusid from dual union all
                select 4 ticketid, 13 taskid, 4 taskstatusid from dual union all
                select 4 ticketid, 14 taskid, 8 taskstatusid from dual)
select a.ticketid, c.taskstatus
from task a, ticket b, taskstatus c
where a.ticketid = b.ticketid
   and c.taskstatusid = a.taskstatusid
   and (c.taskstatus = 'C' or c.taskstatus = 'F')
   and b.reason = 'C'
   and not exists (select null
                     from task a1, taskstatus c1
                    where a1.ticketid = a.ticketid
                      and c1.taskstatusid = a1.taskstatusid
                      and (c1.taskstatus = 'O' or c1.taskstatus = 'P'))
order by 1,2
TICKETID T
         4 C
         4 C
         4 F
         4 F
4 rows selected.Please note, how I made test data, that way is much more helpful than your tables
Regards
Peter

SQL HELP , URGENT PLEASE

Hi,
I want some help in writing a SQL Query .Its besically a hierarchical query. Let me lay down the table structure first to explain my requirements better.
PORP_TABLE(NODE_LEVEL int, WBS_ID int, WBS_NUMBER varchar(60), LFT int,RGT int)
SELECT NODE_LEVEL, WBS_ID, LFT,RGT FROM PROPOSAL_WBS PW WHERE PROPOSAL_REV_ID = 7000
(SAMPLE DATA)
NODE WBS
LEVEL WBS_ID NUMBER LFT RGT
0 7055 ROOT 1 24
1 7056 1 2 5
1 7088 2 6 9
2 7057 1.1 3 4
2 7089 2.1 7 8
2 7091 3.1 11 14
2 7103 3.2 15 16
2 7105 4.1 19 20
1 7090 3 10 17
3 7092 3.1.1 12 13
1 7104 4 18 23
2 7106 4.2 21 22
ALLOCATION_DETAIL( WBS_ID int, COST_ID int, PERIOD Date, AMOUNT Float)
sample data
WBS_ID , COST_ID , PERIOD , AMOUNT
7057 100 01-jan-2005 5000
7057 100 01-feb-2005 2000
7057 100 01-mar-2005 1000
7057 100 01-apr-2005 6000
7057 100 01-may-2005 3000
7057 100 01-jun-2005 45000
7106 100 01-mar-2005 8000
7106 100 01-apr-2005 7000
7106 100 01-may-2005 9000
Now the PORP_TABLE has got the parents and childs. Only the leaf nodes in the hierarchy has the values stored in the ALLOCATION_DETAIL table. Now here is the scenario
In the example 7055 is the root WBS . The Leaf WBS are the one with max extension in the wbs number ( in this case it is 1.1, 2.1, 3.1.1, 3.2, 4.1 and 4.2)
Now the Starting period for each leaf node in the ALLOCATION_TABLE could be differrent . What that means is WBS 1.1 could start in Jan -2003 and WBS 3.1 Could be Jul-2005 . So the ending perios are also differrent for differrent WBS . Some can span 2 years some can 5 years.
So how to write a query so it retrieves the value for all the Wbs starting from the MIN ( PERIOD ) upto the MAX(PERIOD), and it should roll up also. Now there is No connect by Prior or any analytic functions available for this . THIS NEEDS TO BE DONE ONLY THROUGH TRADITIONAL SQL STATEMENT . And NO DB FUNCTIONS CAN BE USED .
Now if the WBS is a parent node then it should have the sum of all its child nodes for the COST category.
SO THE RESULT SET SHOULD BRING LIKE THIS
WBS_NUMBER, PERIOD_NUMER, COST_CATEGORY , AMOUNT
ROOT
1
1.1
2
2.1
3
3.1
3.1.1
3.2
4
4.1
4.2
......

Hi,
<br>Read String Aggregation Techniques</br>
<br>HTH,</br>
<br>Nicolas.</br>

SQL help. Identify changes on a field.

Greetings!
PS/SQL is not an option for me. I need help to use SQL, if possible for the following scenario.
Oracle 10G.
Table : JOB_DATA
EMPLID, DATE_EFF, DEPTID, JOBCODE
100, 11/1/2012, 34567, MNG
100, 10/1/2012, 34567, SUP
100, 9/1/2012, 28967, MNG
100, 8/15/2012, 28967, SUP
100,6/30/2012,15879, MNG
I need to get the following records only, that is ,whenever changes in Department ID.
100, 10/1/2012, 34567, SUP
100, 8/15/2012, 28967, SUP
100,6/30/2012,15879, MNG
Thanks in advance.

Hi Rama,
Next time please post table structure and sample data.
Please read SQL and PL/SQL FAQ
Here another way to do it:
WITH job_data AS
   SELECT 100 emplid, TO_DATE('11/1/2012', 'MM/DD/YYYY') date_eff, 34567 deptid, 'MNG' jobcode FROM DUAL UNION ALL
   SELECT 100 emplid, TO_DATE('10/1/2012', 'MM/DD/YYYY') date_eff, 34567 deptid, 'SUP' jobcode FROM DUAL UNION ALL
   SELECT 100 emplid, TO_DATE('9/1/2012' , 'MM/DD/YYYY') date_eff, 28967 deptid, 'MNG' jobcode FROM DUAL UNION ALL
   SELECT 100 emplid, TO_DATE('8/15/2012', 'MM/DD/YYYY') date_eff, 28967 deptid, 'SUP' jobcode FROM DUAL UNION ALL
   SELECT 100 emplid, TO_DATE('6/30/2012', 'MM/DD/YYYY') date_eff, 15879 deptid, 'MNG' jobcode FROM DUAL
SELECT emplid, date_eff, deptid, jobcode
FROM (SELECT j.*
             , DENSE_RANK() OVER (PARTITION BY emplid, deptid ORDER BY date_eff) rn
         FROM job_data j
WHERE rn = 1
ORDER BY date_eff DESC;
    EMPLID DATE_EFF       DEPTID JOBCODE
       100 10/01/2012      34567 SUP
       100 08/15/2012      28967 SUP
       100 06/30/2012      15879 MNG   PARTITION BY emplid, deptid means that any time this combination of value is changing the rank will start again from 1.
The rank is ordered by date_eff.
I assume that you don't have the same date_eff for more than one record. If you have same date_eff for more than one record you need to explain what will be the logic in this case.
Regards.
Al
Edited by: Alberto Faenza on Nov 15, 2012 8:50 PM
Clarifications added

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