Query Builder for Date

If (LIKE @Name+ '%') is for searching names in Local Database then what is the Query if we want to find for date

You could use BETWEEN:
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms187922.aspx?f=255&MSPPError=-2147217396
SELECT * FROM Table WHERE [DateColumn] IS BETWEEN '2015-01-01' AND '2015-12-31'
Or you could compare with different parts of a date, for example the month:
SELECT * from Table1 WHERE MONTH(DateColumn) = 1 -- = January
But please ask T-SQL related questions in the appropriate forum:
https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/home?forum=transactsql
Please also remember to close your threads by marking helpful posts as answer and then start a new thread if you have a new question.

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GUI Query Builder for Users

Hey all,
For anyone who was following my last post, I did convince my
boss to buy CF, so epic win there. I am now starting to replace
some our existing software with CF based code. One of the first
things we would like to do is setup a "Query builder" type of
thing. Basically we have a database with over 100 fields in a
particular table. I need some kind of interface that will allow a
user to easily build a complex query that can include any number of
those fields. Before I start reinventing the wheel I was wondering
if anyone had code for something like this already or could point
in the direction of a place that might. All it needs to do is put a
nice front end on an SQL query basically, and really only for the
where statement part of it. We are always going to be selecting the
same info, from the same table, but what records we select will be
very very different. Thanks in advance.

A slightly more fleshed out example: Code is CF8 based, some
features
not compatible with older versions, but easily convertible.
<cfscript>
aTest = [
label = 'foobar',
updateable = false,
type = 'picklist'
label = 'george',
updateable = true,
type = 'int'
label = 'nix',
updateable = true,
type = 'picklist'
label = 'gracie',
updateable = false,
type = 'text'
</cfscript>
<cfdump var="#aTest#">
<cfset FormItems = structNew()>
<cfloop array="#aTest#" index="key">
<cfset aTemp = structNew()>
<cfset aTemp.label = key.label>
<cfset aTemp.updateable = key.updateable>
<cfset aTemp.type = key.type>
<cfif NOT structKeyExists(FormItems,key['type'])>
<cfset FormItems[key['type']] = arrayNew(1)>
</cfif>
<cfset arrayAppend(FormItems[key['type']],aTemp)>
</cfloop>
<cfdump var="#FormItems#">
<cfoutput>
<cfloop collection="#formItems#" item="elemAry">
<h1>#elemAry#</h1>
<cfloop array="#formItems[elemAry]#" index="element">
<p>#element.label# - #element.updateable# -
#element.type#</p>
</cfloop>
</cfloop>
</cfoutput>
Will need some modification to match your situation and there
is some
redundancy that could be eliminated. But should be a good
proof of concept.

Configure "Query Builder" for Theta-Style Joins over ANSI-Style Joins

Can SQL Developer be configured to auto generate theta-style joins instead of ANSI-style joins when building queries? This happens when I generate a query using the Query Builder and then switch over to the Worksheet tab to see the SQL code.
Sample code:
Theta-style join syntax uses commas to separate multiple table names and creates the joins in the Where clause:
SELECT c.name
FROM instructors i, courses c
WHERE i.firstname = 'Mary' AND i.lastname = 'Williams'
AND i.course_id = c.course_id;
ANSI syntax uses the JOIN and ON keywords instead:
SELECT c.name
FROM instructors i JOIN courses c
ON i.course_id = c.course_id
WHERE i.firstname = 'Mary' AND i.lastname = 'Williams';

Hi Wes,
There is no preference for configuring this that I know of, but Query Builder is fairly clever about detecting your flavor of SQL from the worksheet then sticking with it. If you design it graphically, the default flavor is ANSI, but QB seems to respect any worksheet edits that switch it to another flavor. I wouldn't vouch for that absolutely, but perhaps it's behavior you can take advantage of.
Regards,
Gary
SQL Developer Team

Create or find Query builder for mysql or any db

Ok. Is there a query builder tool out there that will let me create queries on the fly for an application or do I need to build it myself? This is the scenario. I have a client that is in the real estate business, and he wants users to be able to go to his site, query his (mysql)-at the moment db, and get a result set back. I could easily create some queries that would take in a paramater and query the db for it and return result back. But, he wants them to be able to be able to put in specific info. Houses in this certain region, certain number of bedrooms, houses in this price range, etc... I have done a few query statements, but never built a dynamic query tool. What are my options, and/or how would I go about this and what should I use?
orozcom

Most query builders I have seen simply allow the user to build an SQL select statement, given a list of tables and the columns in those tables. But you do not want one of those, as the users of the site aren't going to want to write SQL. You need to write some code that takes their selections (e.g. a drop-down box with a list of region codes, a text box for number of bathrooms, whatever) and builds a query from that.
I think any package that did that sort of thing would be so complex (think Struts for example) that you are better off writing the code yourself.

Sql query need for date format''Mon 23 Apr 16:45 pm'

i need SQL query to print date like 'Mon 23 Apr 16:45 pm' format

SQL> select to_char(sysdate,'Dy fmddfm Mon hh24:mi pm','nls_date_language=american') from dual
2 /
TO_CHAR(SYSDATE,'DY
Fri 27 Apr 13:04 pm
1 rij is geselecteerd.Regards,
Rob.

Query tuning for data-warehousing application in Oracle 8i.

We have to pick up 24 months old data. Each month data is kept in a different partition.
2007-May month data is kept in PRESC200705 partition
SELECT r.account_id,
p.presc_num,
spm.product_id,
p.month,
t.best_call_state,
sum(p.trx_count)
FROM rlup_assigned_account r,
temp_presc_num_TEST t,
retail.prescrip_retail partition (PRESC200705) p,
sherlock.sherlock_product_mapping spm
WHERE spm.product_id like '056%'
and spm.mds6 = p.product_id
and t.CLIENT_ID = p.presc_num
and r.ndc_pyr_id = p.payer_plan
and t.best_call_state = r.ST
GROUP BY r.account_id,
p.presc_num,
spm.product_id,
p.month,
t.best_call_state
Q This Query is to be tuned
SQL> SELECT table_name,
2 partition_name,
3 high_value,
4 num_rows
5 FROM user_tab_partitions
6 ;
no rows selected

I have the following task:
Requirement:
According to the client, new partitions are created every month.
So the query should contain only the 24 most recent partions leaving one old partition every month.
So, the query becomes dynamic.
The query will have to leave one old partion every month and move ahead with the new partion created.
The total partitions accessed should not cross 24.
Is this possible?
Partition# for OCt 2007
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
24
Partition# for Nov 2007
Old|New
1
2..1
3..2
4..3
5..4
6..5
7..6
24..23
..24
Secondly, with one month data (in a partitioned table), the query takes about one hour to run.
with 24 month data accessed by the query, the query will take 24 hours to run.
I am sure that Oracle can be tuned to run on such huge data with ease and the query output can
come within seconds.. Otherwise, nobody would use oracle for datawarehousing applicaions.
Q. How do I write a dynamic query that references 24 recent partitions, using the query provided:
abc>SELECT r.account_id,
2 p.presc_num,
3 spm.product_id,
4 p.month,
5 t.best_call_state,
6 sum(p.trx_count)
7 FROM rlup_assigned_account r,
8 temp_presc_num_TEST t,
9 retail.prescrip_retail partition (PRESC200705) p,
10 sherlock.sherlock_product_mapping spm
11 WHERE spm.product_id like '056%'
12 and t.CLIENT_ID='934759'
13 and spm.mds6 = p.product_id
14 and t.CLIENT_ID = p.presc_num
15 and r.ndc_pyr_id = p.payer_plan
16 and t.best_call_state = r.ST
17 GROUP BY r.account_id,
18 p.presc_num,
19 spm.product_id,
20 p.month,
21 t.best_call_state
22 ;
retail.prescrip_retail partition (PRESC200705) p,
Partition name, PRESC200705 cannot be hardcoded into the sql.
Sql should take a range of 24 recent partitions.
And the query should execute fast too.
Now, is that what is called a challenge?
+++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Here are the index/constraints/explain_plan output on prescrip_retail table (which is partitioned)
as well as other tables to which prescrip_retail table is joined
This is what prescrip_retail looks like. This is the table having partitions.
It does not seem to have a primary key!
SQL> desc prescrip_retail
Name Null? Type
PRESC_NUM NUMBER
PFIER_NUM CHAR(8)
RELID NOT NULL CHAR(9)
ME_NUM NOT NULL CHAR(10)
PRODUCT_ID NOT NULL CHAR(6)
PRODUCT_FRMSTR NOT NULL CHAR(1)
PAYER_PLAN NOT NULL CHAR(6)
MONTH NOT NULL DATE
PYMT_CODE NOT NULL CHAR(1)
NRX_COUNT NOT NULL NUMBER(7)
NRX_QUANTITY NOT NULL NUMBER(9)
NRX_DOLLARS NOT NULL NUMBER(13,2)
TRX_COUNT NOT NULL NUMBER(7)
TRX_QUANTITY NOT NULL NUMBER(9)
TRX_DOLLARS NOT NULL NUMBER(13,2)
Table Size of Prescrip_Retail...
1 select table_name,tablespace_name,pct_free,pct_used,num_rows,avg_space
2 from all_tables
3* where table_name='PRESCRIP_RETAIL'
SQL> /
TABLE_NAME TABLESPACE_NAME PCT_FREE PCT_USED NUM_ROWS AVG_SPACE
PRESCRIP_RETAIL 2806673860 360
Explain Plan for the query to be tuned...
22:32:31 SQL> explain plan set statement_id='vista_query'
22:43:33 2 for
22:43:35 3 SELECT r.pfier_account_id,
22:43:41 4 p.presc_num,
22:43:41 5 spm.product_id,
22:43:41 6 p.month,
22:43:41 7 t.best_call_state,
22:43:41 8 sum(p.trx_count)
22:43:41 9 FROM rlup_assigned_account r,
22:43:41 10 temp_presc_num_TEST t,
22:43:41 11 retail.prescrip_retail partition (PRESC200705) p,
22:43:41 12 sherlock.sherlock_product_mapping spm
22:43:41 13 WHERE spm.product_id like '056%'
22:43:41 14 and spm.mds6 = p.product_id
22:43:41 15 and t.CLIENT_ID = p.presc_num
22:43:41 16 and r.ndc_pyr_id = p.payer_plan
22:43:41 17 and t.best_call_state = r.ST
22:43:41 18 GROUP BY r.pfier_account_id,
22:43:41 19 p.presc_num,
22:43:41 20 spm.product_id,
22:43:41 21 p.month,
22:43:41 22 t.best_call_state;
Explained.
SQL> select statement_id,operation,options,object_name
2 from plan_table
3 where statement_id='vista_query';
22:46:03 SQL> /
STATEMENT_ID OPERATION OPTIONS OBJECT_NAME
vista_query SELECT STATEMENT
vista_query SORT GROUP BY
vista_query HASH JOIN
vista_query TABLE ACCESS FULL TEMP_PRESC_NUM_TEST
vista_query HASH JOIN
vista_query TABLE ACCESS FULL RLUP_ASSIGNED_ACCOUNT
vista_query HASH JOIN
vista_query TABLE ACCESS FULL SHERLOCK_PRODUCT_MAPPING
vista_query TABLE ACCESS FULL PRESCRIP_RETAIL
9 rows selected.
Partition Pruning: This is supposed to provide an insight to the partitions oracle
vists internally...
I guess we can use "month>= add_months(sysdate,-24)" instead of partions too.
I don't think Oracle is visiting any partitions.
I'll also search into all_tab_partitions to verify this.
Explain_Plan for what partitions oracle visits internally (partition pruning):
SQL> ed
Wrote file afiedt.buf
1 explain plan set statement_id='vista'
2 for select * from retail.prescrip_retail
3* where month>= add_months(sysdate,-24)
SQL> /
Explained.
Elapsed: 00:00:00.05
22:13:56 SQL> select statement_id,operation,options,object_name
22:14:28 2 from plan_table
22:14:30 3 where statement_id='vista';
STATEMENT_ID OPERATION
OPTIONS OBJECT_NAME
vista SELECT STATEMENT
vista PARTITION RANGE
ITERATOR
vista TABLE ACCESS
FULL PRESCRIP_RETAIL
Elapsed: 00:00:01.00
Indexes/Constraints on PRESCRIP_RETAIL table:
SQL> ED
Wrote file afiedt.buf
1 SELECT TABLE_NAME,TABLE_TYPE,INDEX_NAME,INDEX_TYPE,PCT_FREE,STATUS,PARTITIONED
2 FROM ALL_INDEXES
3* WHERE TABLE_NAME IN ('PRESCRIP_RETAIL')
SQL> /
TABLE_NAME TABLE INDEX_NAME INDEX_TYPE PCT_FREE STATUS PAR
PRESCRIP_RETAIL TABLE BX6_PRESC_RELID BITMAP N/A YES
PRESCRIP_RETAIL TABLE BX7_PRESC_ME BITMAP N/A YES
PRESCRIP_RETAIL TABLE BX1_PRESC_PROD BITMAP N/A YES
PRESCRIP_RETAIL TABLE BX2_PRESC_PAYER BITMAP N/A YES
PRESCRIP_RETAIL TABLE BX3_PRESC_PAYERCD BITMAP N/A YES
PRESCRIP_RETAIL TABLE BX4_PRESC_PRESC BITMAP N/A YES
PRESCRIP_RETAIL TABLE BX5_PRESC_PFIER BITMAP N/A YES
7 rows selected.
SQL> ed
Wrote file afiedt.buf
1 SELECT TABLE_NAME,CONSTRAINT_NAME,CONSTRAINT_TYPE,STATUS,DEFERRABLE
2 FROM ALL_CONSTRAINTS
3* WHERE TABLE_NAME IN ('PRESCRIP_RETAIL')
SQL> /
TABLE_NAME CONSTRAINT_NAME C STATUS DEFERRABLE
PRESCRIP_RETAIL SYS_C001219 C ENABLED NOT DEFERRABLE
PRESCRIP_RETAIL SYS_C001220 C ENABLED NOT DEFERRABLE
PRESCRIP_RETAIL SYS_C001221 C ENABLED NOT DEFERRABLE
PRESCRIP_RETAIL SYS_C001222 C ENABLED NOT DEFERRABLE
PRESCRIP_RETAIL SYS_C001223 C ENABLED NOT DEFERRABLE
PRESCRIP_RETAIL SYS_C001224 C ENABLED NOT DEFERRABLE
PRESCRIP_RETAIL SYS_C001225 C ENABLED NOT DEFERRABLE
PRESCRIP_RETAIL SYS_C001226 C ENABLED NOT DEFERRABLE
PRESCRIP_RETAIL SYS_C001227 C ENABLED NOT DEFERRABLE
PRESCRIP_RETAIL SYS_C001228 C ENABLED NOT DEFERRABLE
PRESCRIP_RETAIL SYS_C001229 C ENABLED NOT DEFERRABLE
PRESCRIP_RETAIL SYS_C001230 C ENABLED NOT DEFERRABLE
PRESCRIP_RETAIL SYS_C001231 C ENABLED NOT DEFERRABLE
13 rows selected.
In all_tables:
NUM_ROWS:2806673860
AVG_SPACE:360
Here is the data size in the table.
SQL> select count(*) from PRESCRIP_RETAIL;
COUNT(*)
4602980312
Again, here is the partition information and the amount of data in each partition:
SQL> ed
Wrote file afiedt.buf
1 select
2 partition_name,SUBPARTITION_COUNT,PARTITION_POSITION,TABLESPACE_NAME,
3 NUM_ROWS
4 from all_tab_partitions
5 where table_name='PRESCRIP_RETAIL'
6* order by partition_name desc
SQL> /
PARTITION_NAME SUBPARTITION_COUNT PARTITION_POSITION TABLESPACE_NAME NUM_ROWS
PRESC200705 0 36 PRESC_PARTITION_29 141147085
PRESC200704 0 35 PRESC_PARTITION_28 140299317
PRESC200703 0 34 PRESC_PARTITION_27 140703128
PRESC200702 0 33 PRESC_PARTITION_26 132592733
PRESC200701 0 32 PRESC_PARTITION_25 145832356
PRESC200612 0 31 PRESC_PARTITION_24 136702837
PRESC200611 0 30 PRESC_PARTITION_23 137421767
PRESC200610 0 29 PRESC_PARTITION_22 140836119
PRESC200609 0 28 PRESC_PARTITION_21 131273578
PRESC200608 0 27 PRESC_PARTITION_20 134967317
PRESC200607 0 26 PRESC_PARTITION_19 130785504
PRESC200606 0 25 PRESC_PARTITION_18 131472696
PRESC200605 0 24 PRESC_PARTITION_17 138590581
PRESC200604 0 23 PRESC_PARTITION_16 126849798
PRESC200603 0 22 PRESC_PARTITION_15 137164667
PRESC200602 0 21 PRESC_PARTITION_14 126938544
PRESC200601 0 20 PRESC_PARTITION_13 135408324
PRESC200512 0 19 PRESC_PARTITION_12 123285100
PRESC200511 0 18 PRESC_PARTITION_11 121245764
PRESC200510 0 17 PRESC_PARTITION_10 122112932
PRESC200509 0 16 PRESC_PARTITION_09 119137399
PRESC200508 0 15 PRESC_PARTITION_08 123372311
PRESC200507 0 14 PRESC_PARTITION_07 112905435
PRESC200506 0 13 PRESC_PARTITION_06 119581406
PRESC200505 0 12 PRESC_PARTITION_05 123977315
PRESC200504 0 11 PRESC_PARTITION_04 118975597
PRESC200503 0 10 PRESC_PARTITION_03 125782688
PRESC200502 0 9 PRESC_PARTITION_02 117448839
PRESC200501 0 8 PRESC_PARTITION_01 122214436
PRESC200412 0 7 PRESC_PARTITION_36 124799998
PRESC200411 0 6 PRESC_PARTITION_35 125471042
PRESC200410 0 5 PRESC_PARTITION_34 118457422
PRESC200409 0 4 PRESC_PARTITION_33 119537488
PRESC200408 0 3 PRESC_PARTITION_32 121319137
PRESC200407 0 2 PRESC_PARTITION_31 115226621
PRESC200406 0 1 PRESC_PARTITION_30 119143031
36 rows selected.
Data in induvidual partition of PRESCRIP_RETAIL.
SQL> SELECT COUNT(*) FROM PRESCRIP_RETAIL PARTITION(PRESC200704);
COUNT(*)
140299317
SQL> SELECT COUNT(*) FROM PRESCRIP_RETAIL PARTITION(PRESC200703);
COUNT(*)
140703128
SQL> SELECT COUNT(*) FROM PRESCRIP_RETAIL PARTITION(PRESC200702);
COUNT(*)
132592733
SQL> SELECT COUNT(*) FROM PRESCRIP_RETAIL PARTITION(PRESC200701);
COUNT(*)
145832356
SQL> SELECT COUNT(*) FROM PRESCRIP_RETAIL PARTITION(PRESC200606);
COUNT(*)
131472696
SQL> SELECT COUNT(*) FROM PRESCRIP_RETAIL PARTITION(PRESC200605);
COUNT(*)
138590581
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
Other tables info:
Index of other tables related to PRESCRIP_REATIL:
SQL> SELECT TABLE_NAME,TABLE_TYPE,INDEX_NAME,INDEX_TYPE,PCT_FREE,STATUS,PARTITIONED
2 FROM ALL_INDEXES
3 WHERE TABLE_NAME IN ('RLUP_ASSIGNED_ACCOUNT','TEMP_PRESC_NUM_TEST','SHERLOCK_PRODUCT_MAPPING');
SQL> /
TABLE_NAME TABLE INDEX_NAME INDEX_TYPE PCT_FREE STATUS PAR
SHERLOCK_PRODUCT_MAPPING TABLE SHERLOCK_PRODUCT_MAPPING_PK NORMAL 10 VALID NO
SHERLOCK_PRODUCT_MAPPING TABLE SHERLOCK_PRODUCT_MAPPING_X1 NORMAL 0 VALID NO
SHERLOCK_PRODUCT_MAPPING TABLE SHERLOCK_PRODUCT_MAPPING_BX1 BITMAP 0 VALID NO
SHERLOCK_PRODUCT_MAPPING TABLE SHERLOCK_PRODUCT_MAPPING_BX2 BITMAP 0 VALID NO
SHERLOCK_PRODUCT_MAPPING TABLE SHERLOCK_PRODUCT_MAPPING_BX3 BITMAP 0 VALID NO
RLUP_ASSIGNED_ACCOUNT TABLE BX1_RLUP_ASSIGNED_ACCT_PYR BITMAP 10 VALID NO
RLUP_ASSIGNED_ACCOUNT TABLE BX2_RLUP_ASSIGNED_ACCT_TOPLVL BITMAP 10 VALID NO
RLUP_ASSIGNED_ACCOUNT TABLE BX3_RLUP_ASSIGNED_ACCT_PBM BITMAP 10 VALID NO
RLUP_ASSIGNED_ACCOUNT TABLE BX4_RLUP_ASSIGNED_ACCT_AA_FLAG BITMAP 10 VALID NO
RLUP_ASSIGNED_ACCOUNT TABLE BX5_RLUP_ASSIGNED_ACCT_AA_CHD BITMAP 10 VALID NO
RLUP_ASSIGNED_ACCOUNT TABLE BX6_RLUP_ASSIGNED_ACCT_PBM_FLG BITMAP 10 VALID NO
RLUP_ASSIGNED_ACCOUNT TABLE BX7_RLUP_ASSIGNED_ACCT_ACCTID BITMAP 10 VALID NO
RLUP_ASSIGNED_ACCOUNT TABLE PK_RLUP_ASSIGNED_ACCOUNT NORMAL 10 VALID NO
13 rows selected.
Constraints in other tables:
SQL> SELECT TABLE_NAME,CONSTRAINT_NAME,CONSTRAINT_TYPE,STATUS,DEFERRABLE
2 FROM ALL_CONSTRAINTS
3 WHERE TABLE_NAME IN ('RLUP_ASSIGNED_ACCOUNT','TEMP_PRESC_NUM_TEST','SHERLOCK_PRODUCT_MAPPING');
TABLE_NAME CONSTRAINT_NAME C STATUS DEFERRABLE
RLUP_ASSIGNED_ACCOUNT SYS_C00637753 C ENABLED NOT DEFERRABLE
RLUP_ASSIGNED_ACCOUNT SYS_C00637754 C ENABLED NOT DEFERRABLE
RLUP_ASSIGNED_ACCOUNT SYS_C00637755 C ENABLED NOT DEFERRABLE
RLUP_ASSIGNED_ACCOUNT SYS_C00637756 C ENABLED NOT DEFERRABLE
RLUP_ASSIGNED_ACCOUNT SYS_C00637757 C ENABLED NOT DEFERRABLE
RLUP_ASSIGNED_ACCOUNT SYS_C00637758 C ENABLED NOT DEFERRABLE
RLUP_ASSIGNED_ACCOUNT SYS_C00637759 C ENABLED NOT DEFERRABLE
RLUP_ASSIGNED_ACCOUNT SYS_C00637760 C ENABLED NOT DEFERRABLE
RLUP_ASSIGNED_ACCOUNT SYS_C00637761 C ENABLED NOT DEFERRABLE
RLUP_ASSIGNED_ACCOUNT SYS_C00637762 C ENABLED NOT DEFERRABLE
RLUP_ASSIGNED_ACCOUNT PK_RLUP_ASSIGNED_ACCOUNT P ENABLED NOT DEFERRABLE
TEMP_PRESC_NUM_TEST SYS_C00640536 C ENABLED NOT DEFERRABLE
12 rows selected.
TEMP_PRESC_NUM_TEST does not contain any constraints or index.

InfoView - Query Filter for date variable of previous week

I am trying to automate the process to generate a report for the previous week's data. Right now I just prompt the user to enter in the start & end date/times, but I would like to somehow automate the date filtering using a Query Filter.
In particular, the report will be generated every Thursday at 12:35 PM, and it needs to filter only the date field between the date's of the previous Thursday @ 1:31 PM, and the current Thursday @ 12:30 PM.
I know there is a way to do this using an offset or something like that, but I'm a bit of a newbie to InfoView....so any help is greatly appreciated. Sorry if the explanation is confusing.
Thanks so much,
Nick

Hi,
You can create two objects on universe level or first database level then add in the universe based the sysdate.
Then go to webi query and replace the prompt value by these objects and from next time when ever user refresh this report will run without any prompt.Same thing in the scheduled report.
Thanks,
Amit

How to diasable Data Edit in Query Builder?

Is there a way to disable Data Edit in Query Builder in Dev6? When QB was part of Discoverer as Browser it was possible via BROWSER_PROFILE. The QB now ignores this neither it have any table instead. There is note in help that the feature is disabled by default and admin should have to enable it, but, seems, it is occasionally left from previous releases.
TIA,
Uldis

Hi,
What did you mean the “string”? What did you want to do to use the string parameter?
Did you mean managed properties?
If you mean the managed properties, you can just select the managed properties in the query builder, the query builder would automatically generate the path.
There are some articles about the query builder for your reference.
http://en.share-gate.com/blog/sharepoint-2013-content-search-site-portal
http://blogs.technet.com/b/mspfe/archive/2013/02/01/how-query-rules-and-result-sources-can-be-used-to-customize-search-results.aspx
What’s more, there are some restrictions for KQL, you can also have a look at it.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/ee558911(v=office.15)
Thanks & Regards,
Jason
Jason Guo
TechNet Community Support

Result Source Query Builder Filter for Content Sources

I have several content sources that I want to add to a result source as a property filter. It works fine if I just have one but when I add multiple content sources it does not give me all the results. Is there a way to add more than one content source
filter to one result source.

Hi SpGurlz,
How did you set the filter with content source in the query builder for the result source?
I tested with more than one content source as filter in the query builder for the result source in my environment, and all the corresponding results were displayed fine.
The query text for the result source was set like this: {searchTerms} contentsource:file1 contentsource:file2.
Remember to add a space between the “{searchTerms}”, “contentsource:file1” and “contentsource:file2”.
You can provide the query text of your result source here and I will help to check the logic.
Best regards,
Victoria
TechNet Community Support
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Query Builder in Web application

Hi, I want to develop a web application, which include query builder for database using Jdeveloper nad ADF. In this application must be page with this queries and execute them. The problem is that i have no idea how to realize it, Please help me
Manuals, links and other information would be good.

<puts flame shields on>
APEX has this out-of-the box, perhaps that would be a better tool for the job?
<ducks>
John

Tables not in Query Builder table list bug?

In HTML DB version 1.6.0.00.87 we have tables defined in our schema in our workspace. When we create a view and click on the [Query Builder] link, no tables are in the drop down list for our schema. Why? The schema is there. I can go into the SQL Workshop and query the records our of the tables, but they are not listed in the [Query Builder].
I tried this same function but with my workspace at htmldb.oracle.com. The tables in my schema are listed there.
Is this a bug that was fixed in version 1.6.1.00.02?

There is one schema assigned to the workspace. That schema is listed in the pop-up window. Here are the steps I am doing:
1.) Click on SQL Workshop
2.) Click on Create Object
3.) Click on View
4.) The correct schema is listed in the Schema field. There is only one schema in the drop-down list for the Schema field.
5.) Click on [Query Builder]. A separate browser window appears with the correct schema. There is only one value in the drop-down list for the schema. "- Select Table -" is in the TABLE field.
6.) I click on the TABLE field to get a list of tables for the schema. Only "- Select Table -" is listed. No other tables are listed.
I can cancel the Create View and return to the main page of the SQL Workshop. I can click on Tables to see what table are available. I select the correct SCHEMA and see the list of tables.
I tried this in the same version of HTML DB (v 1.6.0.00.87) in a different database ie. a different HTML DB repository and received the same results, missing tables in the pop-up page
I do not know why the tables do not list in the [Query Builder] for the Create View.

Re: Some Tables are missing: Query Builder

Thank you!!! I had the same problem and this (table.xml) has helped, I can now see the tables in the left.
I'm also not able to see any tables in the "Query Builder". I have tried to explore to see if the fix is similar with no luck. Does the Query Builder have a simlar fix?
Thanks!!!
Max

Max,
I branched this query to start a new thread. While the thread: Some Tables are missing did help you see your tables, much of the discussion happened last year and was not about the query builder.
In the query builder for the current 1.1.2 build, you can only see tables you own. In the next update, you'll also be able to see tables you have select access to.
Regards
Sue

2.1 EA1: Query Builder does not update View Results query

When using the Query Builder, if you click onto the View Results tab to see the current query results, then go back to the "Select Columns" or "Create Where Clause" tabs to change the query, the "View Results" tab still shows the results of the original query even if none of the tables or columns from the original query exist. Clicking the Run Report button or setting a refresh interval has no effect.
On a further note, the query builder still is not reentrant, in that you can't select (highlight a portion of or position the cursor within) a query and open the query builder for that query to graphically make modifications.

Sentinel,
The issue is known and is listed in the known issues in the release notes for the early adopter. We hope to have this addressed for production.
The re-entrant query builder is still on our list of things to do. We plan to rewrite the Query Builder and address a number of the requests related to this feature. I'm hoping to make it a priority for the next release.
Sue

After I edited the SQL in a dataset, I can't use the query builder in any datasets that I create.

Is there a way to reset BI Publisher Enterprise 11 so that I can use the query builder again instead of having to write out all of the SQL? I know that I can't use the query builder for the dataset that I edited the sql in but I would like to use the query builder for new datasets.
Thanks,

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Simple query builder

Hi,
I'm looking for simple query builder for free using, which is helper for any user, who no experiences with SQL (knows it a little). RDBMS is Oracle 8.0.6
Regards
Krzysztof Malinowski

Hi,
you may use the Oracle Query Builder for such purposes. The Query Builder is a component of the Oracle 6i Forms Developer Suite, which is downloadable here at OTN. The new Oracle 9i Developer Suite DOES NOT contain this product.
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