Seq number

Hi,
I have a master detail form.1 master block and 1 detail block.
The join field name is called join_seq.
I have a database sequence and i want to put the sequence number as a value for join_seq.
In the pre_insert trigger of the form i wrote
select my_seq.nextval into :master_block.join_seq from dual;
But for the detail block how i can pass the value of the sequence.When I say in the detail block ,copy value from the master block its not saving the detail block.
Which is the best way to do this.
Please help.
thanks and regards
Ajith

Oracle forms save first block first and second block at next. if your detail block is the first block and master block is in the hirarchy next then this will generate error due to missing of column value in detail block

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What query would that be? With appropriate indices, would it still be slow? Would I have to do 10 of these queries to expand one node with 10 children? Is there a better design to accomplish the same goal of exploding a balanced tree by author name sort order, culminating in a leaf of one particular author?
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Hi, Andy,
user9990110 wrote:
Hi,
I have a table of CatalogAuthor records
long : id
varchar : author
long : seqnumYou can't be serious! The LONG data type is nothing but trouble, and completely unnecessary. You must mean NUMBER instead of LONG.
I have made the table so that initially, if there are 10000 unique authors, then the rows will have sequence numbers from 1 to 10000. As authors are dynamically added, they are given the sequence number of an existing row in the table, i.e. the nearest row whose author comes before the new author. As time goes there are more and more duplicates, and at a certain point, the table has all its sequence numbers reassigned to be monotonic increasing by author name order.
We want to use this table to build a tree of about 10 nodes per parent, culminating in author names. So to expand the tree at the first level, we could divide 10000 by a suitable power of 10 to get the groups of sequence numbers. However, with duplicate seqnum, there may be 14365 rows so ideally, to overcome the problem of clumping, I would do some kind of query to identify the 1436 record in sorted order by sequence number, the 2872 record by seq number and so on.
What query would that be? With appropriate indices, would it still be slow? Would I have to do 10 of these queries to expand one node with 10 children? Is there a better design to accomplish the same goal of exploding a balanced tree by author name sort order, culminating in a leaf of one particular author?I'm just curious, why do you need this? What will this tree structure do for you that an index on author won't do?
I don't know of any way to automatically keep a tree balanced every time DML is done.
You could periodically re-balance the tree; that shouldn't be too hard. Let's say you want each parent to have up to r children. Use the analytic ROW_NUMBER function to assign unique numbers 0, 1, 2, 3, ... to each row, in order by author.
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Kindly brief about usage of sequence number, which is in process order with example. Is this can be used for capacity leveling. If so how that can be done.
If one sequence number is assigned to multiple process orders means double entries, then what is the impact during capacity leveling based sequence number.
Is number range is maintained any where in SPRO for sequence number. If so where? Is there any possibility to maintain number range for sequence number if required?
Thanks & Regards,
N. Laxman

1.Seq. number in an order
Number that can be assigned to production orders or planned orders at the level of the task list header and is therefore valid for all the operations in an order.
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3.

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I have to select data from a table in group of columns and generate a sequence for every group resetting the sequence to start from 1 onwards.
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Data:
Col1 Col2 Col3 Col4
A NA KA 2009-08-13
B NA KA 2009-08-13
C NA KA 2009-08-13
A NA KA 2009-08-13
B NA KA 2009-08-13
A NA KA 2009-08-13
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A NA KA 2009-08-13 1
A NA KA 2009-08-13 2
A NA KA 2009-08-13 3
B NA KA 2009-08-13 1
B NA KA 2009-08-13 2
C NA KA 2009-08-13 1
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I am having the data as like below(sample data)
Col1 Col2
A AA
A BB
A CC
B BA
B BB
C CA
D DA
D DB
E EA
E EB
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Col1 Col2 num
A      AA     1
A      BB     1
A      CC     1
B BA 2
B BB 2
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D DA 4
D DB 4
E      EA     5
E      EB     5
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Hi,
Try this
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SELECT 'A','BB' FROM DUAL UNION ALL
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SELECT 'E','EA' FROM DUAL UNION ALL
SELECT 'E','EB' FROM DUAL)
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SELECT 'A' AS COL1, 'AA' AS COL2 FROM DUAL UNION ALL
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cheers
VT
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