Print Child SQL which is returning multiple rows to single colum.

I have a requirement to print both Parent and Child SQLs rows to single row.
For Ex:
Parent row is returning single row
Id, Name, Primary Rate.
101, LName,FName ,30
Child row is returning multiple rows
Id, Name, Secondary Rate
101, LName,FName,15
101, LName,FName,10
The end result should be
101,LName,FName,30,15,10
Any suggestions please?

Below is the XML TAG
<LIST_EMPLOYEERATE>
<EMPLOYEERATE>
<EMPNUMBER>112</EMPNUMBER>
<EMPNAME>Aaron</EMPNAME>
<PAYRATE>38.09</PAYRATE>
<JOBNAME>Technician</JOBNAME>
<EMPTYPE>Salary</EMPTYPE>
<LIST_ADDRATE>
<ADDRATE>
<ADDPAYRATE>26</ADDPAYRATE>
</ADDRATE>
<ADDRATE>
<ADDPAYRATE>7.9</ADDPAYRATE>
</ADDRATE>
</LIST_ADDRATE>
</EMPLOYEERATE>
</LIST_EMPLOYEERATE>
The Result should be (assume this is going onto excel spread sheet)
EmpNum EmpName Rate EmpType Rate1 Rate2
112 Aaron 38.09 Salary 26 7.9
Using @inline we are able to get 26 and 7.9 on the same line, but how to push 7.9 to next column?
Thanks!

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I have the following query where I use a CASE WHEN clause to determine the date of a shift that begins with "FRLO" on day1 - day14 of the pay period. It works great if a schedule record contains one day that begins "FRLO", but if more than one day is "FRLO" then it only returns the first day it finds and not the others. Is there some way to get the query to return a ron for every day 1 - 14 that begins "FRLO"? System if Oracle 11G
Order of the results is not important as this is part of a larger query that orders the results.
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George
SELECT s.empid,
CASE
WHEN UPPER (SUBSTR (s.Day1, 0, 4)) = 'FRLO'
THEN
pp.startpp
WHEN UPPER (SUBSTR (s.Day2, 0, 4)) = 'FRLO'
THEN
pp.startpp + 1
WHEN UPPER (SUBSTR (s.Day3, 0, 4)) = 'FRLO'
THEN
pp.startpp + 2
WHEN UPPER (SUBSTR (s.Day4, 0, 4)) = 'FRLO'
THEN
pp.startpp + 3
WHEN UPPER (SUBSTR (s.Day5, 0, 4)) = 'FRLO'
THEN
pp.startpp + 4
WHEN UPPER (SUBSTR (s.Day6, 0, 4)) = 'FRLO'
THEN
pp.startpp + 5
WHEN UPPER (SUBSTR (s.Day7, 0, 4)) = 'FRLO'
THEN
pp.startpp + 6
WHEN UPPER (SUBSTR (s.Day8, 0, 4)) = 'FRLO'
THEN
pp.startpp + 7
WHEN UPPER (SUBSTR (s.Day9, 0, 4)) = 'FRLO'
THEN
pp.startpp + 8
WHEN UPPER (SUBSTR (s.Day10, 0, 4)) = 'FRLO'
THEN
pp.startpp + 9
WHEN UPPER (SUBSTR (s.Day11, 0, 4)) = 'FRLO'
THEN
pp.startpp + 10
WHEN UPPER (SUBSTR (s.Day12, 0, 4)) = 'FRLO'
THEN
pp.startpp + 11
WHEN UPPER (SUBSTR (s.Day13, 0, 4)) = 'FRLO'
THEN
pp.startpp + 12
WHEN UPPER (SUBSTR (s.Day14, 0, 4)) = 'FRLO'
THEN
pp.startpp + 13
END
startdate,
NULL starttime,
NULL endtime,
8 hours,
0 minutes
FROM schedules s
JOIN
payperiods pp
ON pp.periodid = s.periodid
WHERE UPPER (SUBSTR (s.Day1, 0, 4)) = 'FRLO'
OR UPPER (SUBSTR (s.Day2, 0, 4)) = 'FRLO'
OR UPPER (SUBSTR (s.Day3, 0, 4)) = 'FRLO'
OR UPPER (SUBSTR (s.Day4, 0, 4)) = 'FRLO'
OR UPPER (SUBSTR (s.Day5, 0, 4)) = 'FRLO'
OR UPPER (SUBSTR (s.Day6, 0, 4)) = 'FRLO'
OR UPPER (SUBSTR (s.Day7, 0, 4)) = 'FRLO'
OR UPPER (SUBSTR (s.Day8, 0, 4)) = 'FRLO'
OR UPPER (SUBSTR (s.Day9, 0, 4)) = 'FRLO'
OR UPPER (SUBSTR (s.Day10, 0, 4)) = 'FRLO'
OR UPPER (SUBSTR (s.Day11, 0, 4)) = 'FRLO'
OR UPPER (SUBSTR (s.Day12, 0, 4)) = 'FRLO'
OR UPPER (SUBSTR (s.Day13, 0, 4)) = 'FRLO'
OR UPPER (SUBSTR (s.Day14, 0, 4)) = 'FRLO';
CURRENT OUTPUT
EMPID STARTDATE STARTTIME ENDTIME HOURS MINUTES
753738, 3/25/2013 , , ,8 ,0
753740, 3/25/2013 , , ,8 ,0
753748, 3/25/2013 , , ,8 ,0
DESIRED OUTPUT
EMPID STARTDATE STARTTIME ENDTIME HOURS MINUTES
753738, 3/25/2013 , , ,8 ,0
753740, 3/25/2013 , , ,8 ,0
753748, 3/25/2013 , , ,8 ,0
753738, 3/26/2013 , , ,8 ,0
753740, 3/26/2013 , , ,8 ,0
753740, 3/28/2013 , , ,8 ,0
753748, 1/1/2013 , , ,8 ,0
753738, 4/3/2013 , , ,8 ,0
753748, 4/3/2013 , , ,8 ,0
CREATE TABLE SCHEDULES
SCHEDULEID NUMBER(12) NOT NULL,
EMPID NUMBER(12) NOT NULL,
PERIODID VARCHAR2(6 BYTE) NOT NULL,
AREAID NUMBER(12) NOT NULL,
DAY1 VARCHAR2(50 BYTE),
DAY2 VARCHAR2(50 BYTE),
DAY3 VARCHAR2(50 BYTE),
DAY4 VARCHAR2(50 BYTE),
DAY5 VARCHAR2(50 BYTE),
DAY6 VARCHAR2(50 BYTE),
DAY7 VARCHAR2(50 BYTE),
DAY8 VARCHAR2(50 BYTE),
DAY9 VARCHAR2(50 BYTE),
DAY10 VARCHAR2(50 BYTE),
DAY11 VARCHAR2(50 BYTE),
DAY12 VARCHAR2(50 BYTE),
DAY13 VARCHAR2(50 BYTE),
DAY14 VARCHAR2(50 BYTE),
NOPTIND1 INTEGER DEFAULT 0,
NOPTIND2 INTEGER DEFAULT 0,
NOPTIND3 INTEGER DEFAULT 0,
NOPTIND4 INTEGER DEFAULT 0,
NOPTIND5 INTEGER DEFAULT 0,
NOPTIND6 INTEGER DEFAULT 0,
NOPTIND7 INTEGER DEFAULT 0,
NOPTIND8 INTEGER DEFAULT 0,
NOPTIND9 INTEGER DEFAULT 0,
NOPTIND10 INTEGER DEFAULT 0,
NOPTIND11 INTEGER DEFAULT 0,
NOPTIND12 INTEGER DEFAULT 0,
NOPTIND13 INTEGER DEFAULT 0,
NOPTIND14 INTEGER DEFAULT 0
CREATE TABLE PAYPERIODS
PERIODID VARCHAR2(6 BYTE) NOT NULL,
STARTPP DATE,
ENDPP DATE
Insert into SCHEDULES
(SCHEDULEID, EMPID, PERIODID, AREAID, DAY1,
DAY2, DAY3, DAY4, DAY5, DAY6,
DAY7, DAY8, DAY9, DAY10, DAY11,
DAY12, DAY13, DAY14, NOPTIND1, NOPTIND2,
NOPTIND3, NOPTIND4, NOPTIND5, NOPTIND6, NOPTIND7,
NOPTIND8, NOPTIND9, NOPTIND10, NOPTIND11, NOPTIND12,
NOPTIND13, NOPTIND14)
Values
(3693744, 753738, '082013', 2167, 'X',
'FRLO<1530>', 'FRLO<1530>', '1530', '1530', '1530',
'X', 'X', '1530', '1530', 'FRLO',
'1530', '1530', 'X', 0, 0,
0, 0, 0, 0, 0,
0, 0, 0, 0, 0,
0, 0);
Insert into SCHEDULES
(SCHEDULEID, EMPID, PERIODID, AREAID, DAY1,
DAY2, DAY3, DAY4, DAY5, DAY6,
DAY7, DAY8, DAY9, DAY10, DAY11,
DAY12, DAY13, DAY14, NOPTIND1, NOPTIND2,
NOPTIND3, NOPTIND4, NOPTIND5, NOPTIND6, NOPTIND7,
NOPTIND8, NOPTIND9, NOPTIND10, NOPTIND11, NOPTIND12,
NOPTIND13, NOPTIND14)
Values
(3693745, 753740, '082013', 2167, 'X',
'FRLO<1530>', 'FRLO<1530>', '1530', 'FRLO', '1530',
'X', 'X', '1530', '1530', '1530',
'1530', '1530', 'X', 0, 0,
0, 0, 0, 0, 0,
0, 0, 0, 0, 0,
0, 0);
Insert into SCHEDULES
(SCHEDULEID, EMPID, PERIODID, AREAID, DAY1,
DAY2, DAY3, DAY4, DAY5, DAY6,
DAY7, DAY8, DAY9, DAY10, DAY11,
DAY12, DAY13, DAY14, NOPTIND1, NOPTIND2,
NOPTIND3, NOPTIND4, NOPTIND5, NOPTIND6, NOPTIND7,
NOPTIND8, NOPTIND9, NOPTIND10, NOPTIND11, NOPTIND12,
NOPTIND13, NOPTIND14)
Values
(3693746, 753748, '082013', 2167, 'X',
'FRLO<1530>', '1530', '1530', '1530', '1530',
'X', 'X', 'FRLO<1530>', '1530', 'FRLO',
'1530', '1530', 'X', 0, 0,
0, 0, 0, 0, 0,
0, 0, 0, 0, 0,
0, 0);
COMMIT;
Insert into PAYPERIODS
(PERIODID, STARTPP)
Values
('082013', TO_DATE('03/24/2013 00:00:00', 'MM/DD/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'));
COMMIT;

Do you have the opportunity to change the data model to have one day per row ? It would make this easier to get this result without the need for a 14-way CASE or UNION.
If not...
The case statement will return as soon as it matches one of the conditions. Since you want a match when any column in the row starts with FRLO you can use a UNION ALL treating each column as a separate result. There may be more efficient ways to do this, but here is one way:
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Union All
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>
Eddie O'Neil <[email protected]> wrote:
All--
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Lenny wrote:
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"Eric Dokken" <[email protected]> wrote in message
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Stored Procedure Returning Multiple Rows

Hello. Where can I find sample code from a class that calls a stored procedure that returns multiple rows?
I have a servlet that calls the DB directly from the servlet & loops through the result set. I want to put that code into a stored procedure, but I'm not sure how to loop through the results.
Your help is greatly appreciated!

Surely you would call the stored procedure and loop
through the resultset as usual.
all that is different is the method by which you obtain the resultSet .
assuming CallableStatement, Connection have been
instantiated.
cstmt=con.prepareCall("{call sp_NewOfficeSurgery (?,?)}");
cstmt.setString(1,"first");
cstmt.setString(2,"second");
rs = cstmt.executeQuery();
while (rs.next())
String nme = rs.getString(1)
etc,etc
Hope this helps , Sorry If I have misinterpreted this
please let me know if my thinking is floored or you need
further clarification ect.
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How to create a function that returns multiple rows in table

Dear all,
I want to create a funtion that returns multiple rows from the table (ex: gl_balances). I done following:
-- Create type (successfull)
Create or replace type tp_gl_balance as Object
PERIOD_NAME VARCHAR2(15),
CURRENCY_CODE VARCHAR2(15),
PERIOD_TYPE VARCHAR2(15),
PERIOD_YEAR NUMBER(15),
BEGIN_BALANCE_DR NUMBER,
BEGIN_BALANCE_CR NUMBER
-- successfull
create type tp_tbl_gl_balance as table of tp_gl_balance;
but i create a function for return some rows from gl_balances, i can't compile it
create or replace function f_gl_balance(p_period varchar2) return tp_tbl_gl_balance pipelined
as
begin
return
(select gb.period_name, gb.currency_code, gb.period_type, gb.period_year, gb.begin_balance_dr, gb.begin_balance_cr
from gl_balances gb
where gb.period_name = p_period);
end;
I also try
create or replace function f_gl_balance(p_period varchar2) return tp_tbl_gl_balance pipelined
as
begin
select gb.period_name, gb.currency_code, gb.period_type, gb.period_year, gb.begin_balance_dr, gb.begin_balance_cr
from gl_balances gb
where gb.period_name = p_period;
return;
end;
Please help me solve this function.
thanks and best reguard

hi,
Use TABLE FUNCTIONS,
[http://www.oracle-base.com/articles/9i/PipelinedTableFunctions9i.php]
Regards,
Danish

How to check if "fetch" returns Multiple rows

I want to know thru some variable (like %found) if the "fetch" returns multiple rows. How can I do it?
My code:
open      tab1_rec for
     'select fld1 '                ||
     'from     tab1 f '               ||
     'where     f.fld3 = :s1 and '     ||
     'f.fld4 = :s2 and '          ||
     'f.fld5 = 1 '
     using     fld3_in,
          fld4_in;
     fetch     tab1_rec into var1;
-- If MULTIPLE
     if      tab1_rec%multiple
Thanks

If returning more than one row is unusual in some way (that is you are expecting only a single row) then you can do it like:
BEGIN
   SELECT fld1 INTO var1
   FROM tab1 f
   WHERE f.fld3 = fld3_in and
         f.fld4 = fld4_in and
         f.fld5 = 1;
   < Do your processing here >
EXCEPTION
   WHEN NO_DATA_FOUND THEN
      < handle no rows >
   WHEN TOO_MANY_ROWS THEN
      < handle multiple rows >
END;No need for a cursor here. If you are expecting more than one row, and just want to know the count for information purposes, then you have to loop and fetch the records.
HTH
John

Facing issue while provisioning to AD which is in multiple domain in single forest

Hi All,
I am facing issue while user provisioning to AD which is in multiple domain in single forest.I can Synchronize the OU and Groups from Global Catalog i.e. root domain,but unable to Synchronize OU and Groups from child domains.Following is depict of my domain.
Root -------   example.com
         |_______doamin1.example.com
         |_______doamin2.example.com
         |_______domain3.example.com
My global catalog is example.com where I have configure my connector.Following is the snippets of it.
Parameter
Value
ADLDSPort
BDCHostNames
Configuration Lookup
Lookup.Configuration.ActiveDirectory.Trusted
Connector Server Name
Active Directory Connector Server
Container
DC=example,DC=com
DirectoryAdminName
DWPTEST\adm
DirectoryAdminPassword
DomainName
example.com
IsADLDS
no
LDAPHostName
GlobalCatalog server name -> where my root domain is present
SyncDomainController
SyncGlobalCatalogServer
GlobalCatalog server name -> where my root domain is present
UseSSL
no
Above configuration I am using to Synch my OU and Groups using scheduler Job.Following changes I have made in connector configuration.
1. Set the value of the SearchChildDomains entry to yes in one of the following lookup definitions:
For trusted source reconciliation: Lookup.Configuration.ActiveDirectory.Trusted
For target resource reconciliation: Lookup.Configuration.ActiveDirectory
2. Specify the name of the domain controller that is hosting the Global Catalog Server as the value of the SyncGlobalCatalogServer IT resource parameter.
For provisioning purpose I am trying to find following configuration which is mentioned in connector document,but unable to locate it.
In the connector, the referral chasing option is set to All, which means that all referrals are chased when any referral is provided by the domain controller
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Nitin Natekar

Hi All,
Thanks all for the reply.I was not getting an error,but once I changed the connector configuration,It started working. I Kept the LDAPHostName parameter blank in connector configuration.
Thanks all for reply
Regards,
Nitin Natekar

Merge multiple rows into single row (but multiple columns)

How to merge multiple rows into single row (but multiple columns) efficiently.
For example
IDVal IDDesc IdNum Id_Information_Type Attribute_1 Attribute_2 Attribute_3 Attribute_4 Attribute_5
23 asdc 1 Location USA NM ABQ Four Seasons 87106
23 asdc 1 Stats 2300 91.7 8.2 85432
23 asdc 1 Audit 1996 June 17 1200
65 affc 2 Location USA TX AUS Hilton 92305
65 affc 2 Stats 5510 42.7 46 9999
65 affc 2 Audit 1996 July 172 1100
where different attributes mean different thing for each Information_type.
For example for Information_Type=Location
Attribute_1 means Country
Attribute_2 means State and so on.
For example for Information_Type=Stats
Attribute_1 means Population
Attribute_2 means American Ethnicity percentage and so on.
I want to create a view that shows like below:
IDVal IDDesc IDNum Country State City Hotel ZipCode Population American% Other% Area Audit Year AuditMonth Audit Type AuditTime
23 asdc 1 USA NM ABQ FourSeasons 87106 2300 91.7 46 85432 1996 June 17 1200
65 affc 2 USA TX AUS Hilton 92305 5510 42.7 46 9999 1996 July 172 1100
Thanks

Hi,
That's called Pivoting . The forum FAQ has a section on this subject: {message:id=9360005}
I hope this answers your question.
If not, post your best attempt, along with a little sample data (CREATE TABLE and INSERT statements, relevant columns only), and also post the results you want from that data. (You did post the results you wanted, but they're very hard to read because they're not formatted. Use \ tags, as described in the forum FAQ, below.)
Explain, using specific examples, how you get the results you want from the data given.
Always say which version of Oracle you're using (e.g., 11.2.0.2.0). This is always important, but especially so with pivots.
See the forum FAQ {message:id=9360002}

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