Return one row (DISTINCT) in a query BEX
Hi guru, i have this scenary:
one infoset on ods with timestamp field and material code
In the ODS i found many occurrence with same material code, but with many timestamp loading, es:
material timestamp
00AAA 20070301
00AAA 20070201
00BBB 20070101
in my query i want this result:
00AAA 20070301
00BBB 20070101
Can i have help for this troble ?
Thank's a lot.
Hi,
I think is not possible to do this in the query. I think you have to filter the ODS data. I would build another DSO and would filter the data in the transformation. If you buid another DSO you can include the master data and you wouldn't need the infoset.
Regards
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3093, 3178, 3094, 3179, 3095, 3180, 3096, 3181,
3097, 3182, 3098, 3183, 3099, 3184, 3100, 3185,
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3108, 3024, 3109, 3025, 3110, 3026, 3111, 3027,
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AND wmdtl.oprtnl_flag = 'A'
AND req.pa_rqst_date > (SYSDATE - 365)
ORDER BY TO_DATE ("Request Date", 'MM/dd/yyyy hh24:mi:ss') DESC,
"Beneficiary Name" ASC) a
WHERE ROWNUM < 102;regards,
P Prakash
Edited by: BluShadow on 17-May-2011 15:01
added {noformat}{noformat} tags around the code833560 wrote:
Can any one give me clue ,how to find out which sub query returns more than one row in the following query .This is why smaller, simpler queries are easier to work with than huge ones - when something like this goes wrong smaller queries are much eaiser to debug. Unfortunately using smaller, easier-to-work with queries is not always an option
Ganesh is right - you will have to dissect the big query bit by bit until you find the offending subquery. If there is another way I would like to find out about it too.
The easiest way to do this is probably to use block comments to isolate parts of the query bit by bit until you find the offending part. If you carefully examine the subqueries you might be able to figure out which one is returning multiple rows without commenting everything
Good luck! -
Report Builder 2.0 returning duplicate rows in query designer
Hi,
I have a query running off a model, when I explore the data in the model and in a standard sql table it returns one row for each record, which include a unique id for each which is correct.
When I go into report builder query designer, it shows duplicate rows for each record. I have removed and added fields to try and pin point why and the only reason i can come up with is that it runs fine until I add in a field thats varchar(255) or
varchar(max). This is when it starts to duplicate the records.
Can anyone tell me why it does this or point me in the direction of how to stop this. I can't edit the query in text to add DISTINCT so thats not an option.
Many thanks,
JJSJOK - I have found a partial answer. By Googling Report Builder and VARCHAR, I found another post which reported problems with the semantic query builder when the underlying table/view was returning columns of type VARCHAR(MAX).
On looking at the length setting for the data column in the DSV, this reported a length of 2,147,483,647 for this field. This is very odd because on querying the underlying table the largest length that I can find for this column is 191,086
(which is far larger than I would have expected - I am investigating this separately).
However, why should the Report Model think that this field contains such a large value?
Anyway, the other post that I found reported that they had solved their problem by converting the field to a VARCHAR (255). I tried this (by casting the column in my View to VARCHAR(255)) and this resolved the problem
- no more duplicate rows when adding this field to the query!!!
I also tried CASTING to TEXT and to VARCHAR(8000). The former did not resolve the problem; the latter did.
So I have a workaround but I don't understand why.
Can anybody explain why having a VARCHAR(max) column in my entity causes duplicate rows.
I suspect it is to do with the fact that for some reason the Report Model seems to think that there is an exceptionally long text string stored in this column in one of the rows but that again is a puzzle.
Thanks
Richard -
Ok. So, here is my issue, I am running a query on an oracle 10 database, through pl/sql developer. The result set returns something like this:
ID Code
A 001-012
A 001-021
A 001-032
A 001-043
B 001-023
B 001-054
B 001-003
B 001-002
B 001-007
I would like it to return this
ID Code
A 001-012
B 001-054
The "Code"(ex. 001-043) does not matter, only has to return one for each ID (ex. A), but has to return every unique ID. The problem with it is that there is no one common "Code" for each "ID".
I am sure this makes absolutely no sense...but if it does, and someone out there has any suggestions..would greatly appreciate it :)Shamrock wrote:
N Gasparotto wrote:
Shamrock wrote:
I would like it to return this
ID Code
A 001-012
B 001-054Why those two rows and not others instead ?
I mean, why not the two following ones ?
A 001-021
B 001-003
Are they getting randomly ?
Nicolas.That's the thing, it doesn't matter which row it picks, as long as it only returns one row for each ID. That's why I am struggling I think
Edited by: Shamrock on Jun 16, 2010 7:10 AMIf it doesn't matter which "code" it returns with the distinct "id", why select the "code" in the first place. You just said, in effect, it is meaningless.
just SELECT DISTINCT ID .... -
Report Queries - Multiple Source queries - One source returns & one doesn't
Hi Folks.
Odd one here.
I have a report query entry in the Shared Components of the APEX UI.
Within the Query are two source queries.
Both return unique column names.
Both use the same bind variable.
When generating a PDF using the call to the report, the data from one query is being returned and the data from another is not.
I have generated a sample XML file from APEX which is populated with data for both queries.
If I import this into MS-Word using the BIP plugin and generate a preview all is fine. All fields using data from both source queries are populated.
When generated via a regular call within APEX it simply does not work. I only get the data from one query.
Does anyone have any suggestions?
Anyone had a similar thing?
Any comments/suggestions welcome.
Many thanks
Dogfighter.
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Dogfighter
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DogfighterHi Marc
Does this make sense to you?
I have now set up a simple report query and report layout.
The record ID is hard coded into the query so that it only returns one row.
I am using an RTF based template.
If I navigate to Shared Components > Report Queries > Edit Report Query and then press the 'Test Report' button it runs perfectly.
If I copy the 'Print URL:' value from this page and use it as the URL target on any page in the app. it also works perfectly.
If I try and execute the following...
update invoice_summary
set invoice_pdf = APEX_UTIL.GET_PRINT_DOCUMENT (127, -- App ID
'TEST_INVOICE', -- query name
'TEST_INVOICE') -- layout name
where invoice_summary_gsm_id = a.INVOICE_ID;
I get the pdf saved to the BLOB column with the field labels in place but no data.
Three ways of running the report.
Two of them work perfectly but the one I want (generate direct into BLOB column) does not. Why would the exact same report query & report layout work with the other two methods but not the GET_PRINT_DOCUMENT route?
It's not as if the pdf does not get into the BLOB column, it does, but it only has the labels and no values.
Any ideas?
Simon.
PS. I only have one report query and one report layout set up so as to avoid confusion. Both with the same name.
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[CLOSED] MAX returning two rows
Hi all,
I need to write a query that return 1 row.
If 'part 1' returns a value, the query needs to return null. If 'part 1' returns multiple values for latest_date, I need to return the latest of the dates.
Currently, this is the query I have. However this query returns more than 1 row.
Anny pointers are appreciated. Thanks
select Max(transaction_table.latest_date)
,transaction_table.status
from
---part 1
(select
sysdate latest_date
,'hello' status
from dual
UNION
--part 2
select
NULL latest_date
,NULL status
from dual) transaction_table
group by transaction_table.status;
RESULT:
MAX(TRANSACTION_TABLE.LATEST_DATE) STATUS
17-MAR-08 hello
2 rows selected
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user594688
THANK YOU for all the repliesHi,
max funtion never returns two rows :-)
If 'part 1' returns a value, the query needs to
return null. If 'part 1' returns multiple values for
latest_date, I need to return the latest of the
dates.It can't dual always return 1 row.
So, why do you need part 2?
>
Currently, this is the query I have. However this
query returns more than 1 row.
This will make your query return one row, but that's probably not what you want:
SQL> with md AS
2 (select max(latest_date) max_date
3 from
4 ---part 1
5 (select sysdate latest_date
6 ,'hello' status
7 from dual
8 UNION
9 --part 2
10 select NULL latest_date
11 ,NULL status
12 from dual))
13 select transaction_table.*
14 from md
15 ,(select sysdate latest_date
16 ,'hello' status
17 from dual
18 UNION
19 select NULL latest_date
20 ,NULL status
21 from dual) transaction_table
22 where md.max_date = transaction_table.latest_date;
LATEST_DA STATU
17-MAR-08 hello
1 row selected.Regards
Peter -
Hi,
I have a graphical program that repaints every 2000 ms. I want to call another program that queries the Oracle dbase and returns one row at a time, so that in the graphical program, I see the value of the next row every 2000 ms. Any ideas on how I'd do this?
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