Query doesn't return rows

Question

Hi,
The following query returns no rows, while there is one row in the table:
SELECT *
FROM (SELECT id,
             amt_disburse amt1,
             TO_CHAR (dt_disburse, 'RRRRMMDD') date1
      FROM (SELECT a.*,
                   ROW_NUMBER ()
                      OVER
                         PARTITION BY id
                         ORDER BY dt_disburse DESC
                      rnk
            FROM pymt_tmp a)
      WHERE rnk = 1),
     (SELECT amt_disburse amt2, TO_CHAR (dt_disburse, 'RRRRMMDD') date2
      FROM (SELECT amt_disburse,
                   dt_disburse,
                   ROW_NUMBER ()
                      OVER
                         PARTITION BY id
                         ORDER BY dt_disburse DESC
                      rnk
            FROM pymt_tmp)
      WHERE rnk = 2)
Script for pymt_tmp tabe:
CREATE TABLE PYMT_TMP
  ID                          VARCHAR2(10)         NOT NULL,
  AMT_DISBURSE        NUMBER(11,2)              NOT NULL,
  DT_DISBURSE          DATE                      NOT NULL
Data in the pymt_tmp table
ID                              AMT_DISBURSE        DT_DISBURSE        
0099999999                       199                 3/16/2009
Expected Results:
      ID             AMT1      DATE1         AMT2    DATE2
0099999999    199.00    20090316    
                                                           AMT2 AND DATE2 should be blankAdvance thanks for your help.

Answer 1

Using Kordirko's approach from this thread: {message:id=4412642}, you could do something like:
SQL> select * from pymt_tmp;
ID         AMT_DISBURSE DT_DISBUR
0099999999          199 16-MAR-09
1 row selected.
SQL> select id
  2  ,      amt1
  3  ,      date1
  4  ,      amt2
  5  ,      date2
  6  from ( select id
  7         ,      to_char(amt_disburse, '999g999d90') amt1
  8         ,      to_char(dt_disburse, 'rrrrmmdd') date1
  9         from ( select a.*
10                ,      row_number() over (partition by id order by dt_disburse desc) rnk
11                from   pymt_tmp a
12              )
13         where rnk = 1
14       )
15  ,    ( with pymt_tmp2 as ( select to_char(amt_disburse, '999g999d90') amt2
16                             ,      to_char(dt_disburse, 'rrrrmmdd') date2
17                             from ( select amt_disburse
18                                    ,      dt_disburse
19                                    ,      row_number() over (partition by id order by dt_disburse desc) rnk
20                                    from   pymt_tmp
21                                  )
22                             where rnk = 2
23                           )
24         select amt2
25         ,      date2
26         from   pymt_tmp2                        
27         union all
28         select null amt2
29         ,      to_char(null) date2
30         from   dual
31         where not exists ( select null
32                            from   pymt_tmp2
33                          )
34       );
ID         AMT1        DATE1    AMT2        DATE2
0099999999      199.00 20090316
1 row selected.if you insist on querying for a non-existing second record.
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