SQL code for categories

When I tried to add this change it kept saying "
Invalid SQL - Column names cannot contain the % sign"
any advice?

What happens if you run it like this? All I did was add tickets.category to the first line, and changed the group by to do "Assigned To" and ticket.category.SQLSELECT users.first_name as "Assigned To", count(*) as "# Assigned", tickets.category as "Ticket Category", round((100.00*count(*))/ ((select 1.00*count(*) from tickets as tickets2 where tickets2.created_at=date('now','-30 days') )),2) as "%", round(sum((strftime('%s' ,tickets.closed_at)-strftime('%s' ,tickets.created_at))/3600.00),2) as "Total Time Open(hrs)", (select round((sum((strftime('%s' ,tickets2.closed_at)-strftime('%s' ,tickets2.created_at))/3600.00))/count(*),2) from tickets as tickets2 where tickets2.status = "closed" AND tickets2.created_at=date('now','-30 days') AND tickets2.assigned_to = tickets.assigned_to ) as "Ave Time Open/Ticket(hrs)", (select count(tickets2....

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Need PL/SQL code for this

Hi,
I need a PL/SQL code for this one...
Let me know if something is not clear...
1) The table CLOB_CLOBJECT_CDA has the columns described below...
Explaining only those fields which are important in this context
-- CDA_STEP_ID : Basically a Sequence
-- CLOBJECT_SOURCE1_ID : Every id has got a set of records
-- CLOBJECT_SOURCE2_ID : Every id has got a set of records
-- LVL : There are total 8 levels..
This is the main aim :
1) There are total 16 million rows..(limited to 10 rows here)
2) We need to go through level by level (LVL column) & insert the intersection records (CLOBJECT_SOURCE1_ID intersect CLOBJECT_SOURCE2_ID)
into another table...but this is how it goes..
Level (LVL column) 3's basically have CLOBJECT_SOURCE1_ID as level (LVL column) 2 CDA_STEP_ID's..
(consider the statement --** where CLOBJECT_SOURCE1_ID = 285 which is same as 1st insert statement step id)..
The above process goes for next levels until 8..(so have to use loops)
So for ex :
We go through the first insert statement and insert the insertion records only when both CLOBJECT_SOURCE1_ID & CLOBJECT_SOURCE2_ID has got records ..
If we don't find any records for both of them we should skip the corresponding step id when we go to the next levels...
Let's go through the 1st insert statement...
-- We have CDA_STEP_ID = 285 & two sources CLOBJECT_SOURCE1_ID as 19 & CLOBJECT_SOURCE2_ID as 74...
-- We see the table CLOBJECT_COUNTS & check whether we have counts for both 19 & 74 ..(In fact we insert counts into this table only if they have records)
-- If so, we insert the intersection records into CDA_MRN_RESULTS ( we do have counts for both of them..) with CDA_STEP_ID 285...
-- Then we insert the step id which is 285 along with the count into CLOBJECT_COUNTS..
Let's go through another insert statement...
-- Consider CDA_STEP_ID = 288 which has two sources CLOBJECT_SOURCE1_ID as 19 & CLOBJECT_SOURCE2_ID as 92...
-- We see the table CLOBJECT_COUNTS & check whether we have counts for both 19 & 92 ..(we have records for 19 but not for 92)
-- So we should not proceed with this..& also skip all those records (future records with increasing levels..basically level 3's) which have got 288 as CLOBJECT_SOURCE1_ID..
(As said earlier that the present CDA_STEP_ID will always be CLOBJECT_SOURCE1_ID in the next level)...
I wrote the following code which is after the statement...
Let me have the create & insert statements here..
create table CLOB_CLOBJECT_CDA
    CDA_STEP_ID           NUMBER,
    CDA_ID                NUMBER,
    CDA_SEQ_NUMBER        NUMBER,
    CLOBJECT_SOURCE1_TYPE VARCHAR2(3000),
    CLOBJECT_SOURCE1_ID   NUMBER,
    CLOBJECT_OPERATOR     VARCHAR2(3000),
    CLOBJECT_SOURCE2_TYPE VARCHAR2(3000),
    CLOBJECT_SOURCE2_ID   NUMBER,
    LVL                   NUMBER
insert into clob_clobject_cda (CDA_STEP_ID, CDA_ID, CDA_SEQ_NUMBER, CLOBJECT_SOURCE1_TYPE, CLOBJECT_SOURCE1_ID, CLOBJECT_OPERATOR, CLOBJECT_SOURCE2_TYPE, CLOBJECT_SOURCE2_ID, LVL)
values (285, 285, 1, 'CLOBJECT', 19, 'INTERSECT', 'CLOBJECT', 74, 2);
insert into clob_clobject_cda (CDA_STEP_ID, CDA_ID, CDA_SEQ_NUMBER, CLOBJECT_SOURCE1_TYPE, CLOBJECT_SOURCE1_ID, CLOBJECT_OPERATOR, CLOBJECT_SOURCE2_TYPE, CLOBJECT_SOURCE2_ID, LVL)
values (286, 286, 1, 'CLOBJECT', 19, 'INTERSECT', 'CLOBJECT', 75, 2);
insert into clob_clobject_cda (CDA_STEP_ID, CDA_ID, CDA_SEQ_NUMBER, CLOBJECT_SOURCE1_TYPE, CLOBJECT_SOURCE1_ID, CLOBJECT_OPERATOR, CLOBJECT_SOURCE2_TYPE, CLOBJECT_SOURCE2_ID, LVL)
values (287, 287, 1, 'CLOBJECT', 19, 'INTERSECT', 'CLOBJECT', 91, 2);
insert into clob_clobject_cda (CDA_STEP_ID, CDA_ID, CDA_SEQ_NUMBER, CLOBJECT_SOURCE1_TYPE, CLOBJECT_SOURCE1_ID, CLOBJECT_OPERATOR, CLOBJECT_SOURCE2_TYPE, CLOBJECT_SOURCE2_ID, LVL)
values (288, 288, 1, 'CLOBJECT', 19, 'INTERSECT', 'CLOBJECT', 92, 2);
insert into clob_clobject_cda (CDA_STEP_ID, CDA_ID, CDA_SEQ_NUMBER, CLOBJECT_SOURCE1_TYPE, CLOBJECT_SOURCE1_ID, CLOBJECT_OPERATOR, CLOBJECT_SOURCE2_TYPE, CLOBJECT_SOURCE2_ID, LVL)
values (4869, 4869, 1, 'CDA_STEP', 285, 'INTERSECT', 'CLOBJECT', 91, 3); -- **
insert into clob_clobject_cda (CDA_STEP_ID, CDA_ID, CDA_SEQ_NUMBER, CLOBJECT_SOURCE1_TYPE, CLOBJECT_SOURCE1_ID, CLOBJECT_OPERATOR, CLOBJECT_SOURCE2_TYPE, CLOBJECT_SOURCE2_ID, LVL)
values (4870, 4870, 1, 'CDA_STEP', 285, 'INTERSECT', 'CLOBJECT', 92, 3);
insert into clob_clobject_cda (CDA_STEP_ID, CDA_ID, CDA_SEQ_NUMBER, CLOBJECT_SOURCE1_TYPE, CLOBJECT_SOURCE1_ID, CLOBJECT_OPERATOR, CLOBJECT_SOURCE2_TYPE, CLOBJECT_SOURCE2_ID, LVL)
values (4871, 4871, 1, 'CDA_STEP', 285, 'INTERSECT', 'CLOBJECT', 93, 3);
insert into clob_clobject_cda (CDA_STEP_ID, CDA_ID, CDA_SEQ_NUMBER, CLOBJECT_SOURCE1_TYPE, CLOBJECT_SOURCE1_ID, CLOBJECT_OPERATOR, CLOBJECT_SOURCE2_TYPE, CLOBJECT_SOURCE2_ID, LVL)
values (4880, 4880, 1, 'CDA_STEP', 286, 'INTERSECT', 'CLOBJECT', 91, 3);
insert into clob_clobject_cda (CDA_STEP_ID, CDA_ID, CDA_SEQ_NUMBER, CLOBJECT_SOURCE1_TYPE, CLOBJECT_SOURCE1_ID, CLOBJECT_OPERATOR, CLOBJECT_SOURCE2_TYPE, CLOBJECT_SOURCE2_ID, LVL)
values (4881, 4881, 1, 'CDA_STEP', 286, 'INTERSECT', 'CLOBJECT', 92, 3);
insert into clob_clobject_cda (CDA_STEP_ID, CDA_ID, CDA_SEQ_NUMBER, CLOBJECT_SOURCE1_TYPE, CLOBJECT_SOURCE1_ID, CLOBJECT_OPERATOR, CLOBJECT_SOURCE2_TYPE, CLOBJECT_SOURCE2_ID, LVL)
values (4882, 4882, 1, 'CDA_STEP', 286, 'INTERSECT', 'CLOBJECT', 93, 3);
create table CDA_MRN_RESULTS
   CDA_STEP_ID      NUMBER,
MRN              NUMBER,
INSERT_DATE_TIME DATE
insert into cda_mrn_results (CDA_STEP_ID, MRN, INSERT_DATE_TIME)
values (19, 1, to_date('19-10-2011', 'dd-mm-yyyy'));
insert into cda_mrn_results (CDA_STEP_ID, MRN, INSERT_DATE_TIME)
values (19, 2, to_date('19-10-2011', 'dd-mm-yyyy'));
insert into cda_mrn_results (CDA_STEP_ID, MRN, INSERT_DATE_TIME)
values (19, 3, to_date('19-10-2011', 'dd-mm-yyyy'));
insert into cda_mrn_results (CDA_STEP_ID, MRN, INSERT_DATE_TIME)
values (74, 1, to_date('19-10-2011', 'dd-mm-yyyy'));
insert into cda_mrn_results (CDA_STEP_ID, MRN, INSERT_DATE_TIME)
values (74, 2, to_date('19-10-2011', 'dd-mm-yyyy'));
insert into cda_mrn_results (CDA_STEP_ID, MRN, INSERT_DATE_TIME)
values (74, 4, to_date('19-10-2011', 'dd-mm-yyyy'));
insert into cda_mrn_results (CDA_STEP_ID, MRN, INSERT_DATE_TIME)
values (75, 1, to_date('19-10-2011', 'dd-mm-yyyy'));
insert into cda_mrn_results (CDA_STEP_ID, MRN, INSERT_DATE_TIME)
values (75, 2, to_date('19-10-2011', 'dd-mm-yyyy'));
insert into cda_mrn_results (CDA_STEP_ID, MRN, INSERT_DATE_TIME)
values (75, 6, to_date('19-10-2011', 'dd-mm-yyyy'));
insert into cda_mrn_results (CDA_STEP_ID, MRN, INSERT_DATE_TIME)
values (91, 2, to_date('19-10-2011', 'dd-mm-yyyy'));
insert into cda_mrn_results (CDA_STEP_ID, MRN, INSERT_DATE_TIME)
values (91, 3, to_date('19-10-2011', 'dd-mm-yyyy'));
create table CLOBJECT_COUNTS
CDA_STEP_ID    NUMBER,
CLOBJECT_COUNT NUMBER,
DATE_TIME      DATE
Insert into CLOBJECT_COUNTS values (19,3, to_date('19-10-2011', 'dd-mm-yyyy'));
Insert into CLOBJECT_COUNTS values (74,3, to_date('19-10-2011', 'dd-mm-yyyy'));
Insert into CLOBJECT_COUNTS values (75,3, to_date('19-10-2011', 'dd-mm-yyyy'));
Insert into CLOBJECT_COUNTS values (91,2, to_date('19-10-2011', 'dd-mm-yyyy'));The output goes into two tables...
CDA_MRN_RESULTS : O/p of intersection records between source1 & source2 id
CLOBJECT_COUNTS : Step id with counts ...(useful for skipping next level step id's if either of source id has "0" counts)
Any help is appreciated..
Thanks..

I tried to code this..but looping takes a lot of time..I want to skip certain rows where source1_step_id & source_2_step_id are not in clobject_counts table as we proceed to the next levels..Not sure how to skip the rows..
declare
cursor c1 (p_level varchar2 ) is
Select * from clob_clobject_cda
    where lvl = p_level    ;
   TYPE V_TT IS TABLE OF C1%ROWTYPE INDEX BY PLS_INTEGER;
    L_TT V_TT;
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How to add a custom PL/SQL code for a button event handler

Hi All,
I am a toddler in using Oracle Portal. So please forgive me for my ignorance.
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I apologize for this dumb question. I have been so out of touch with dev (almost 8 years). Plus new to pl/sql.
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Sql code for authorizing senior staff after data was inserted in the table

Dear sirs/madams,
Sub:
I am using oracle9i/forms6i/reports6i and developing software for rural bank,
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SN
321-456-789
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321-569-986
321-569-987
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SQL> var sn2 varchar2(11)
SQL> exec :sn2 := '321-569-988'
Procédure PL/SQL terminée avec succès.
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2 from
3 (select substr(replace(:sn1,'-','')+rownum-1,1,3)||'-'
4        ||substr(replace(:sn1,'-','')+rownum-1,4,3)||'-'
5        ||substr(replace(:sn1,'-','')+rownum-1,7,3) as sn
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8        connect by level <= (replace(:sn2,'-','')-replace(:sn1,'-',''))+1
9       )
10 )a,
11 t
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SQL> /
SN                            DECODE(T.SN,NUL
321-569-986                   already exists
321-569-987                   already exists
321-569-988                   does not exists
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SQL> exec :sn2 := '321-456-789'
Procédure PL/SQL terminée avec succès.
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2 from
3 (select substr(replace(:sn1,'-','')+rownum-1,1,3)||'-'
4        ||substr(replace(:sn1,'-','')+rownum-1,4,3)||'-'
5        ||substr(replace(:sn1,'-','')+rownum-1,7,3) as sn
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7        from dual
8        connect by level <= (replace(:sn2,'-','')-replace(:sn1,'-',''))+1
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10 )a,
11 t
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321-456-789                   already exists
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Welcome to the forum.
From your link it shows you're using Form Builder as your development tool.
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Hi,
Please find the following code block for what is input data and what should be output.
--The input data
create table temp_table
row_id int,
engine_no varchar(20),
schedule_no varchar(20),
start_station varchar(20),
end_station varchar(20),
startdate datetime,
enddate datetime,
starttime datetime,
endtime datetime,
record_id int,
engine_id int,
Mgt int,
nextstarttime datetime,
Schedule_ref varchar(20),
Engine_Ref varchar(20)
GO
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insert into temp_table values(2,'19O','102','SGC','IXP','2015/01/01','2015/01/01','00:30:00','01:30:00',2,10,60,'02:30:00',null,null)
insert into temp_table values(3,'19O','103','SGC','IXP','2015/01/01','2015/01/01','02:30:00','03:30:00',3,10,60,'04:30:00',null,null)
insert into temp_table values(4,'19O','104','IXP','DFW','2015/01/01','2015/01/01','03:30:00','04:00:00',4,10,60,'05:00:00',null,null)
insert into temp_table values(5,'19O','105','IXP','DFW','2015/01/01','2015/01/01','04:30:00','05:30:00',5,10,60,'06:30:00',null,null)
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insert into temp_table values(7,'19O','107','DFW','ABC','2015/01/01','2015/01/01','06:00:00','07:00:00',7,10,60,'08:00:00',null,null)
insert into temp_table values(8,'19O','108','DFW','ABC','2015/01/01','2015/01/01','07:00:00','08:00:00',8,10,60,'09:00:00',null,null)
insert into temp_table values(9,'19O','109','ABC','DEF','2015/01/01','2015/01/01','10:00:00','11:30:00',9,10,60,'12:30:00',null,null)
insert into temp_table values(10,'19O','110','XYZ','BDW','2015/01/01','2015/01/01','13:00:00','15:00:00',10,10,60,'16:00:00',null,null)
insert into temp_table values(1,'319','111','PQR','STU','2015/01/01','2015/01/01','00:00:00','01:00:00',11,11,60,'02:00:00',null,null)
insert into temp_table values(2,'319','211','PQR','STU','2015/01/01','2015/01/01','04:30:00','15:30:00',12,11,60,'16:30:00',null,null)
insert into temp_table values(3,'319','112','STU','ABC','2015/01/01','2015/01/01','05:00:00','06:00:00',13,11,60,'07:00:00',null,null)
insert into temp_table values(4,'319','212','STU','DEF','2015/01/01','2015/01/01','06:00:00','07:00:00',14,11,60,'08:00:00',null,null)
insert into temp_table values(5,'319','213','STU','PQR','2015/01/01','2015/01/01','07:00:00','08:00:00',15,11,60,'09:00:00',null,null)
insert into temp_table values(6,'319','118','STU','XYZ','2015/01/01','2015/01/01','10:00:00','11:30:00',16,11,60,'12:30:00',null,null)
insert into temp_table values(7,'319','119','DEF','JKL','2015/01/01','2015/01/01','13:00:00','15:00:00',17,11,60,'16:00:00',null,null)
insert into temp_table values(8,'319','215','ABC','MNO','2015/01/01','2015/01/01','17:00:00','20:00:00',18,11,60,'21:00:00',null,null)
insert into temp_table values(1,'19O','101','SGC','IXP','2015/01/01','2015/01/01','00:00:00','01:00:00',1,10,60,'02:00:00',null,null)
insert into temp_table values(2,'19O','102','SGC','IXP','2015/01/01','2015/01/01','00:30:00','01:30:00',2,10,60,'02:30:00',null,null)
insert into temp_table values(3,'19O','103','SGC','IXP','2015/01/01','2015/01/01','02:30:00','03:30:00',3,10,60,'04:30:00',null,null)
insert into temp_table values(4,'19O','104','IXP','DFW','2015/01/01','2015/01/01','03:30:00','04:00:00',4,10,60,'05:00:00',null,null)
insert into temp_table values(5,'19O','105','IXP','DFW','2015/01/01','2015/01/01','04:30:00','05:30:00',5,10,60,'06:30:00',null,null)
insert into temp_table values(6,'19O','106','DFW','ABC','2015/01/01','2015/01/01','05:00:00','06:00:00',6,10,60,'07:00:00',null,null)
insert into temp_table values(8,'19O','108','DFW','ABC','2015/01/01','2015/01/01','07:00:00','08:00:00',8,10,60,'09:00:00',null,null)
insert into temp_table values(9,'19O','109','ABC','DEF','2015/01/01','2015/01/01','10:00:00','11:30:00',9,10,60,'12:30:00',null,null)
insert into temp_table values(1,'319','111','PQR','STU','2015/01/01','2015/01/01','00:00:00','01:00:00',11,11,60,'02:00:00',null,null)
insert into temp_table values(2,'319','211','PQR','STU','2015/01/01','2015/01/01','04:30:00','15:30:00',12,11,60,'16:30:00',null,null)
insert into temp_table values(3,'319','112','STU','ABC','2015/01/01','2015/01/01','05:00:00','06:00:00',13,11,60,'07:00:00',null,null)
insert into temp_table values(4,'319','212','STU','DEF','2015/01/01','2015/01/01','06:00:00','07:00:00',14,11,60,'08:00:00',null,null)
insert into temp_table values(5,'319','213','STU','PQR','2015/01/01','2015/01/01','07:00:00','08:00:00',15,11,60,'09:00:00',null,null)
insert into temp_table values(6,'319','118','STU','XYZ','2015/01/01','2015/01/01','10:00:00','11:30:00',16,11,60,'12:30:00',null,null)
insert into temp_table values(7,'319','119','DEF','JKL','2015/01/01','2015/01/01','13:00:00','15:00:00',17,11,60,'16:00:00',null,null)
insert into temp_table values(8,'319','215','ABC','MNO','2015/01/01','2015/01/01','17:00:00','20:00:00',18,11,60,'21:00:00',null,null)
--output should come as the data in temp_table_final
create table temp_table_final
row_id int,
engine_no varchar(20),
schedule_no varchar(20),
start_station varchar(20),
end_station varchar(20),
startdate datetime,
enddate datetime,
starttime datetime,
endtime datetime,
record_id int,
engine_id int,
Mgt int,
nextstarttime datetime,
Schedule_ref varchar(20),
Engine_Ref varchar(20)
GO
insert into temp_table_final values(1,'19O','101','SGC','IXP','2015/01/01','2015/01/01','00:00:00','01:00:00',1,10,60,'02:00:00','101','19O-1')
insert into temp_table_final values(2,'19O','102','SGC','IXP','2015/01/01','2015/01/01','00:30:00','01:30:00',2,10,60,'02:30:00','102','19O-2')
insert into temp_table_final values(3,'19O','103','SGC','IXP','2015/01/01','2015/01/01','02:30:00','03:30:00',3,10,60,'04:30:00','103','19O-3')
insert into temp_table_final values(4,'19O','104','IXP','DFW','2015/01/01','2015/01/01','03:30:00','04:00:00',4,10,60,'05:00:00','101','19O-1')
insert into temp_table_final values(5,'19O','105','IXP','DFW','2015/01/01','2015/01/01','04:30:00','05:30:00',5,10,60,'06:30:00','102','19O-2')
insert into temp_table_final values(6,'19O','106','DFW','ABC','2015/01/01','2015/01/01','05:00:00','06:00:00',6,10,60,'07:00:00','104','19O-1')
insert into temp_table_final values(7,'19O','107','DFW','ABC','2015/01/01','2015/01/01','06:00:00','07:00:00',7,10,60,'08:00:00','107','19O-4')
insert into temp_table_final values(8,'19O','108','DFW','ABC','2015/01/01','2015/01/01','07:00:00','08:00:00',8,10,60,'09:00:00','105','19O-2')
insert into temp_table_final values(9,'19O','109','ABC','DEF','2015/01/01','2015/01/01','10:00:00','11:30:00',9,10,60,'12:30:00','106','19O-1')
insert into temp_table_final values(10,'19O','110','XYZ','BDW','2015/01/01','2015/01/01','13:00:00','15:00:00',10,10,60,'16:00:00','110','19O-5')
insert into temp_table_final values(1,'319','111','PQR','STU','2015/01/01','2015/01/01','00:00:00','01:00:00',11,11,60,'02:00:00','111','319-1')
insert into temp_table_final values(2,'319','211','PQR','STU','2015/01/01','2015/01/01','04:30:00','15:30:00',12,11,60,'16:30:00','211','319-2')
insert into temp_table_final values(3,'319','112','STU','ABC','2015/01/01','2015/01/01','05:00:00','06:00:00',13,11,60,'07:00:00','111','319-1')
insert into temp_table_final values(4,'319','212','STU','DEF','2015/01/01','2015/01/01','06:00:00','07:00:00',14,11,60,'08:00:00','212','319-3')
insert into temp_table_final values(5,'319','213','STU','PQR','2015/01/01','2015/01/01','07:00:00','08:00:00',15,11,60,'09:00:00','213','319-4')
insert into temp_table_final values(6,'319','118','STU','XYZ','2015/01/01','2015/01/01','10:00:00','11:30:00',16,11,60,'12:30:00','118','319-5')
insert into temp_table_final values(7,'319','119','DEF','JKL','2015/01/01','2015/01/01','13:00:00','15:00:00',17,11,60,'16:00:00','212','319-3')
insert into temp_table_final values(8,'319','215','ABC','MNO','2015/01/01','2015/01/01','17:00:00','20:00:00',18,11,60,'21:00:00','112','319-1')
insert into temp_table_final values(1,'19O','101','SGC','IXP','2015/01/01','2015/01/01','00:00:00','01:00:00',1,10,60,'02:00:00','101','19O-1')
insert into temp_table_final values(2,'19O','102','SGC','IXP','2015/01/01','2015/01/01','00:30:00','01:30:00',2,10,60,'02:30:00','102','19O-2')
insert into temp_table_final values(3,'19O','103','SGC','IXP','2015/01/01','2015/01/01','02:30:00','03:30:00',3,10,60,'04:30:00','103','19O-3')
insert into temp_table_final values(4,'19O','104','IXP','DFW','2015/01/01','2015/01/01','03:30:00','04:00:00',4,10,60,'05:00:00','101','19O-1')
insert into temp_table_final values(5,'19O','105','IXP','DFW','2015/01/01','2015/01/01','04:30:00','05:30:00',5,10,60,'06:30:00','102','19O-2')
insert into temp_table_final values(6,'19O','106','DFW','ABC','2015/01/01','2015/01/01','05:00:00','06:00:00',6,10,60,'07:00:00','104','19O-1')
insert into temp_table_final values(8,'19O','108','DFW','ABC','2015/01/01','2015/01/01','07:00:00','08:00:00',8,10,60,'09:00:00','105','19O-2')
insert into temp_table_final values(9,'19O','109','ABC','DEF','2015/01/01','2015/01/01','10:00:00','11:30:00',9,10,60,'12:30:00','106','19O-1')
insert into temp_table_final values(1,'319','111','PQR','STU','2015/01/01','2015/01/01','00:00:00','01:00:00',11,11,60,'02:00:00','111','319-1')
insert into temp_table_final values(2,'319','211','PQR','STU','2015/01/01','2015/01/01','04:30:00','15:30:00',12,11,60,'16:30:00','211','319-2')
insert into temp_table_final values(3,'319','112','STU','ABC','2015/01/01','2015/01/01','05:00:00','06:00:00',13,11,60,'07:00:00','111','319-1')
insert into temp_table_final values(4,'319','212','STU','DEF','2015/01/01','2015/01/01','06:00:00','07:00:00',14,11,60,'08:00:00','212','319-3')
insert into temp_table_final values(5,'319','213','STU','PQR','2015/01/01','2015/01/01','07:00:00','08:00:00',15,11,60,'09:00:00','213','319-4')
insert into temp_table_final values(6,'319','118','STU','XYZ','2015/01/01','2015/01/01','10:00:00','11:30:00',16,11,60,'12:30:00','118','319-5')
insert into temp_table_final values(7,'319','119','DEF','JKL','2015/01/01','2015/01/01','13:00:00','15:00:00',17,11,60,'16:00:00','212','319-3')
insert into temp_table_final values(8,'319','215','ABC','MNO','2015/01/01','2015/01/01','17:00:00','20:00:00',18,11,60,'21:00:00','112','319-1')
What we are doing here is generating a schedule for Trains departures.
here, we should identify the train schedules making a chain of stations considering the endstation of a train engine no should be startstation of another record for same engineno. also the starttime of engineno should be nearest of nextstarttime
of same station.
for example : if we pick Ist row "SGC-IXP", nextstarttime for same is "02:00:00 am". this means train departed from SGC will reach to IXP and is available for departure from IXP after "02:00:00 am". So we have to consider
the record having startstation as IXP and nearest starttime to nextstarttime ("02:00:00"). So the next train departure would be IXP-DFW having starttime as "03:30:00 am".
here you can see we have to assign the scheduleno of previously considered record to the chained schedule so we have updated the "schedule_ref" as 101. Also we have to assign the engine no - <counter of integer> to a single chain on schedule
given in engine_ref.
Regards
Kumud

How to write the pl/sql code for this scenario

Hi,
Here is the data in a Table with below colums
id firstname lastname code
1 scott higgins 001
2 Mike Ferrari 001
3 Tom scottsdale 002
4 Nick pasquale 003
1 scott higgins 004
I want to trap the following exceptions into an error table using pl/sql
1. same person having multiple code
example
id first last Code
1 scott higgins 001
1 scott higgins 004
2. Multiple persons having same code
id first last Code
1 scott higgins 001
2 Mike Ferrari 001
Could you please help me how to capture the exceptions above using pl/sql
and what will be the structure of error table. it should capture eff date & end date

or using analytic functions like this:
select id, fname, lname, code from (
with t as(
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    union all
    select 2 id,'Mike ' fname, 'Ferrari' lname, 001 code from dual
    union all
    select 3 id,'Tom' fname, 'scottsdale' lname, 002 code from dual
    union all
    select 4 id,'Nick' fname, 'pasquale' lname, 003 code from dual
    union all
    select 5 id,'scott' fname, 'higgins' lname, 004 code from dual
    select t.*, count(*) over (partition by fname) row_count from t)
where row_count > 1;
select id, fname, lname, code from (
with t as(
    select 1 id, 'scott' fname, 'higgins' lname, 001 code from dual
    union all
    select 2 id,'Mike ' fname, 'Ferrari' lname, 001 code from dual
    union all
    select 3 id,'Tom' fname, 'scottsdale' lname, 002 code from dual
    union all
    select 4 id,'Nick' fname, 'pasquale' lname, 003 code from dual
    union all
    select 5 id,'scott' fname, 'higgins' lname, 004 code from dual
    select t.*, count(*) over (partition by code) row_count from t)
where row_count > 1;

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I am using Oracle 11.2, there are two tables tb_base, tb_hist as following:
tb_base (id number(5), tag varchar2(16), setTs timestamp(6));
tb_hist(id number(5), histTs timestamp(6), setTs timestamp(6), tag varchar2(16));
tb_base 1, 'adsf', 2012/12/20
1, 'bbb', 2012/12/08
1, 'ccc', 2012/12/30
2, 'aaa', 2012/11/29
2, 'vvv', 2012/11/28
All I need is to move non-latest record with the same id from tb_base to tb_hist as followings:
tb_base 1, 'ccc', 2012/12/30
2, 'aaa', 2012/12/29
tb_hist 1, 'adsf', 2012/12/20, 2012/12/20
1, 'bbb', 2012/12/08, 2012/12/08
2, 'vvv', 2012/11/28, 2012/11/28
Any suggestion on the SQL to complete this task?
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Copy the historical records to TB_HIST:
INSERT INTO tb_hist
(id
,histts
,setts
,tag)
SELECT id,
       setts,
       setts,
       tag
FROM   tb_base a
WHERE EXISTS (SELECT 1
              FROM (SELECT id,
                            MAX(setts) OVER (PARTITION BY id) max_setts
                     FROM   tb_base) b
              WHERE b.id         = a.id
              AND    b.max_setts != a.setts)Delete the historical records from TB_BASE:
DELETE tb_base a
WHERE EXISTS (SELECT 1
              FROM (SELECT id,
                            MAX(setts) OVER (PARTITION BY id) max_setts
                     FROM   tb_base) b
              WHERE b.id         = a.id
              AND    b.max_setts != a.setts)

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I have a table named as EWT_POL_AGT_REL. There is column named PDT_AGENT_NBR present in this table. The data type of this column is
VARCHAR2(8 byte). There are some records in with pdt_agent_nbr having 8 spaces and some starting with zero such as “08400”. So I want
to do following things 1.)left-append a '0' in front of the existing 5 digit PDT_AGENT_NBR and make it to 8 digits 2) if the existing PDT_AGENT_NBR is already 8 digits, do nothing 3.) if it contains leading spaces then replace them by zero.
Sceanrios
if PDT_AGENT_NBR is " 12345" then i should get "00012345"
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This table has nearly 180 million records hence an update query will not work. Instead a PL/SQL procedure needs to be developed.
Please help me on this. Please

This table has nearly 180 million records hence an update query will not work. Because..................?
Instead a PL/SQL procedure needs to be developed.So you want it to be slower?

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Hi,
was looking for a pl/sql code for the following case
If there are two employees from the EMP table. i want all the names of the managers common to the two employees....
to explain in detail : if employee1 and employee2 have the same manager mgr1....mgr1 should be displayed.
else if employee 1 and employee2 have no immediate manager in common...meaning team leader of employee 1 and employee2 are different but the project managers for both the employee is same..in this case the project manager's name should be displayed......
else in worst case when there are no managers common between these two employees.........the CEO who is at the highest level is common....then display CEO's name
it's hierchiacal structure......
thanks,
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Why PL/SQL? Why not look at if this can be done using SQL firstly? SQL is the preferred language for crunching Oracle data. Not PL/SQL.
Think data sets.
One method to do this in SQL would be to build a hierarchical list of managers for each employee. E.g.
LEVEL MANAGER
1     Jack
2     John
10     Dan the CEOOnce you have such a list for each employee, you can join these two lists on matching names. Then you simply need to find the matching join that has the lowest level.
I'm sure there are other approaches. But unless you put together some test data, put together some SQLs and play around with this problem, you are not going to learn anything.
And no, copying and pasting an answer that someone is inevitable to post in response is NOT learning anything new.
So why not try and solve this problem yourself? Gain some new knowledge. That will only do your career well as your employer is after all expecting you to write the code to solve this problem - and not for members of this forum to supply the code for you.

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Hi,
I am working on already existing PL/SQL code which is written by someone else on validation and conversion of data from a temporary table to base table. It usually has 3.5 million rows. and the procedure takes arount 2.5 - 3 hrs to complete.
Can I enhance the PL/SQL code for better performance ? or, is this OK to take so long to process these many rows?
Thanks!
Yogini

Can I enhance the PL/SQL code for better performance ? Probably you can enhance it.
or, is this OK to take so long to process these many rows? It should take a few minutes, not several hours.
But please provide some more details like your database version etc.
I suggest to TRACE the session that executes the PL/SQL code, with WAIT events, so you'll see where and on what time is spent, you'll identify your 'problem statements very quickly' (after you or your DBA have TKPROF'ed the trace file).
SQL> alter session set events '10046 trace name context forever, level 12';
SQL> execute your PL/SQL code here
SQL> exitWill give you a .trc file in your udump directory on the server.
http://www.oracle-base.com/articles/10g/SQLTrace10046TrcsessAndTkprof10g.php
Also this informative thread can give you more ideas:
HOW TO: Post a SQL statement tuning request - template posting
as well as doing a search on 10046 at AskTom, http://asktom.oracle.com will give you more examples.
and reading Oracle's Performance Tuning Guide: http://www.oracle.com/pls/db102/to_toc?pathname=server.102%2Fb14211%2Ftoc.htm&remark=portal+%28Getting+Started%29

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