Please suggest the sql query

I have a column and the value in it is 123456789
i want to get the output in horizontal way as 1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9

Hi,
Try this please
SELECT REGEXP_REPLACE('123456789' ,'(.)', '\1,') AS REPT from DUAL

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Please Slove the Query as below:
          T1
|     A1     |     A2     |
|     TRUE     |     FALSE     |
|     FALSE     |     TRUE     |
|     TRUE     |     TRUE     |
|     FALSE     |     TRUE     |
Table Name is: T1 and it is having 2 columns A1 and A2.
Question is:
Using a simple SQL query try to get the total number of "TRUE" in the Table T1. Don't use any PL/SQL command,
just use simple SQL command.
Please write the full query.
Manojit.

select (Nvl(a.cnt_a1,0) + Nvl(b.cnt_a2,0)
from (select count(1) CNT_A1 from t1 where a1 = 'TRUE') A
(select count(1) CNT_A2 from t1 where as = 'TRUE') B
Please Slove the Query as below:
          T1
|     A1     |     A2     |
|     TRUE     |     FALSE     |
|     FALSE     |     TRUE     |
|     TRUE     |     TRUE     |
|     FALSE     |     TRUE     |
Table Name is: T1 and it is having 2 columns A1 and A2.
Question is:
Using a simple SQL query try to get the total number of "TRUE" in the Table T1. Don't use any PL/SQL command,
just use simple SQL command.
Please write the full query.
Manojit.

Please provide the sql query on mentioned requirement in attached image.

Please provide query for this requirement
1.This is my main table data.
FACTID DATE_DMN_KEY
WQTY ROWID
AVG_7_AMT
1 100
1000 1
NULL
1 200 2000
2 NULL
1 300 3000
3 NULL
1 400 4000
4 NULL
1 500 5000
5 NULL
1 600 6000
6 NULL
1 700 7000
7 NULL
1 800 8000
8 NULL
1 900 9000
9 NULL
1 1000
10000 10
NULL
2. column rowid =10 is the latest record and COLUMN AVG_7_AMT value should be update as below
    Sum (WQTY=10000+9000+8000+7000+6000+5000+4000)/7
3.FOR column rowid =9 record and COLUMN AVG_7_AMT value should be update as below
   Sum (WQTY=9000+8000+7000+6000+5000+4000+3000)/7
4. FOR column rowid =8 record and COLUMN AVG_7_AMT value should be update as below
   Sum (WQTY=8000+7000+6000+5000+4000+3000+2000)/7
5. . FOR column rowid =7 record and COLUMN AVG_7_AMT value should be update as below
   Sum (WQTY=7000+6000+5000+4000+3000+2000+1000)/7
6. FOR column rowid =6 record and COLUMN AVG_7_AMT value should be update as below
   Sum (WQTY=6000+5000+4000+3000+2000+1000)/6
7. FOR column rowid =5 record and COLUMN AVG_7_AMT value should be update as below
   Sum (WQTY=5000+4000+3000+2000+1000)/5
How we can write sql query for this type of requirement.

Query is working but partially..
if you insert below records in same fact table then it wont work because factId=1 and factid 2 are different transaction .. how
Insert into fact Values
(2, 100, 1000, NULL),
(2, 200, 2000, NULL),
(2, 300, 3000, NULL),
(2 ,400, 4000, NULL),
(2, 500 ,5000, NULL),
(2, 600, 6000, NULL),
(2, 700, 7000 , NULL),
(2, 800, 8000, NULL),
(2, 900, 9000, NULL),
(2, 1000, 10000, NULL )
then result should like below.
FACTID
DATE_DMN_KEY
WQTY
ROWID
AVG_7_AMT
1
100
1000
1
1000
1
200
2000
2
3000
1
300
3000
3
6000
1
400
4000
4
10000
1
500
5000
5
15000
1
600
6000
6
21000
1
700
7000
7
28000
1
800
8000
8
35000
1
900
9000
9
42000
1
1000
10000
10
49000
2
100
1000
1
1000
2
200
2000
2
3000
2
300
3000
3
6000
2
400
4000
4
10000
2
500
5000
5
15000
2
600
6000
6
21000
2
700
7000
7
28000
2
800
8000
8
35000
2
900
9000
9
42000
2
1000
10000
10
49000

Find out the sql query for special characters.

Hi,
I have the emp table with column name first_name.In that table i have lot records with first_name inlcudes the below mentioned special characters.
¡ , ¿, ,Ä,Å,ä,ª,À,Á,Ã,à,á,ã,å,Æ,æ,Ç,ç,È,É,Ê,Ë,è,é,ê,ë,Ì,Í,Î, Ï,ì,í,î,ï, Ñ,ñ, ô, º, Ò, Ó, Ô, Õ, Ö, Ø, ò, ó, õ, ö, ø, ß, Û, Ù, Ú, Ü,ù, ú, û, ü, ÿ,
I am looking for the records with includes the above mentioned special characters in the first_name column.
Can u please give the sql query to find out the records.
Thanks&Regards
N.Sivaraman

I am looking for the records with includes the above mentioned special characters in the first_name column.One way would be:
select emp.*
from emp,
       table (
         sys.odcivarchar2list ('¡',
                               'Ä',
                               'Å',
                               'ä',
                               'ª',
                               'À',
                               'Á',
                               'Ã',
                               'à',
                               'á',
                               'ã',
                               'å',
                               'Æ',
                               'æ',
                               'Ç',
                               'ç',
                               'È',
                               'É',
                               'Ê',
                               'Ë',
                               'è',
                               'é',
                               'ê',
                               'ë',
                               'Ì',
                               'Í',
                               'Î',
                               'Ï',
                               'ì',
                               'í',
                               'î',
                               'ï',
                               'Ñ',
                               'ñ',
                               'ô',
                               'º',
                               'Ò',
                               'Ó',
                               'Ô',
                               'Õ',
                               'Ö',
                               'Ø',
                               'ò',
                               'ó',
                               'õ',
                               'ö',
                               'ø',
                               'ß',
                               'Û',
                               'Ù',
                               'Ú',
                               'Ü',
                               'ù',
                               'ú',
                               'û',
                               'ü',
                               'ÿ'
where instr (ename, column_value) > 0

In JDBC Sender Adapter , the server is Microsoft SQL .I need to pass current date as the input column while Executing stored procedure, which will get me 10 Output Columns. Kindly suggest me the SQL Query String

In JDBC Sender Adapter , the server is Microsoft SQL .I need to pass current date as the input column while Executing stored procedure, which will get me 10 Output Columns. Kindly suggest me the SQL Query String , for executing the Stored Procedure with Current date as the input .

Hi Srinath,
The below blog might be useful
http://scn.sap.com/community/pi-and-soa-middleware/blog/2013/03/06/executing-stored-procedure-from-sender-adapter-in-sap-pi-71
PI/XI: Sender JDBC adapter for Oracle stored procedures in 5 days
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How to view the sql query?

hi,
how to view the sql query formed from the xml structure in the receiver jdbc?

You can view SAP Note at
http://service.sap.com/notes
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Category 1: The parameter has been introduced for a patch or a SP upgrade where no UI upgrade and/or documentation upgrade was possible. In this case, the parameter will be moved to the UI and the documentation as soon as possible. The parameter in the "additional parameters" table will be deprecated after this move, but still be working. The parameter belongs to the supported adapter functionality and can be used in all, also productive, scenarios.
Category 2. The parameter has been introduced for testing purposes, proof-of-concept scenarios, as workaround or as pre-released functionality. In this case, the parameter may or may not be moved to the UI and documentation, and the functionality may be changed, replaced or removed. For this parameter category there is no guaranteed support and usage in productive scenarios is not supported.
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Parameter names are always case-sensitive! Parameter values may be case-sensitive, this is documented for each parameter.
Parameter names and values as documented below must be used always without quotaton marks ("), if not explicitly stated otherwise.
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1. Parameter name: "logSQLStatement"
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              Parameter value: true for any string value, false only for empty string
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              Available with: SP9
              Category: 2
              Description:
              When implementing a scenario with the JDBC receiver adapter, it may be helpful to see which SQL statement is generated by the JDBC adapter from the XI message content for error analysis. Before SP9, this can only be found in the trace of the JDBC adapter if trace level DEBUG is activated. With SP9, the generated SQL statement will be shown in the details page (audit protocol) of the message monitor for each message directly.
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Prateek

Please suggest a select query / sub query with out using any subprograms or

source table: Three columns ORIGIN, DESTINATION,MILES
Origin      Destination Miles
Sydney      Melbourne      1000
Perth      Adelaide      3000
Canberra      Melbounre      700
Melbourne      Sydney           1000
Brisbane      Sydney           1000
Perth      Darwin           4000
Sydney      Brisbane      1000
out put :Three columns ORIGIN, DESTINATION,MILES
Duplicate routes are to be ignored so the output is
Origin      Destination      Miles
Sydney      Melbourne      1000
Perth      Adelaide      3000
Canberra      Melbounre      700
Brisbane      Sydney           1000
Perth      Darwin           4000
Please suggest a select query / sub query with out using any subprograms or functions/pkgs to get the out put table.

Hi,
user9368047 wrote:
... Please suggest a select query / sub query with out using any subprograms or functions/pkgs to get the out put table.Why? If the most efficient way to get the results you want involves using a function, why wouldn't you use it?
Here's one way, without any functions:
SELECT     a.*
FROM           source_table a
LEFT OUTER JOIN      source_table b ON   a.origin          = b.destination
                                      AND a.destination      = b.origin
                      AND a.miles          = b.miles
WHERE   b.origin > a.origin    -- Not b.origin > b.origin
OR     b.origin IS NULL
;If you'd care to post CREATE TABLE and INSERT statements for your sample data, then I could test this.
Edited by: Frank Kulash on Nov 6, 2012 7:39 PM
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Give me the sql query which calculte the table size in oracle 10g ecc 6.0

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