SQL Query Fails

Hi All,
I am working with a SQL query for my project. Here is the Input table.
MDNam Ord TrCode Screen Tb Parm
wor 1 0015 H20 Meter -
wor 2 0015 H21 Appl TTD
wor 3 0015 H22 Order -
wor 4 0015 H23 Time -
wor 5 - H23 Insidental -
wor 6 - H25 Sheet -
Out Put
MDNam Ord TrCode Screen Tb Parm
wor 1 0015 H20 Meter -
wor 3 0015 H22 Order -
wor 4 0015 H23 Time -
wor 5 - H23 Insidental -
wor 6 - H25 Sheet -
Existing query,
SELECT * FROM Table1
WHERE MdNam = 'Wor' AND (TrCode IS NULL OR TrCode = '0015' OR TrCode = '*') ORDER BY Ord;
I want to change this query to get the output table, I want to keep the existing conditions in the query and filter the row which has Parm as TTD
I tried these but failed.
SELECT * FROM Table1
WHERE MdNam = 'Wor' AND (TrCode IS NULL OR TrCode = '0015' OR TrCode = '*') and Parm not equals 'TTD' ORDER BY Ord;
This change dosent give any rows.
Thanks.
Edited by: user10651875 on Feb 10, 2009 8:25 PM
Edited by: user10651875 on Feb 10, 2009 8:28 PM
Edited by: user10651875 on Feb 10, 2009 8:31 PM
Edited by: user10651875 on Feb 10, 2009 8:37 PM
Edited by: user10651875 on Feb 10, 2009 8:37 PM

Dont just say its not returning any row. Show us like this.
SQL> with t
2 as
3 (
4     select 'wor' mdnam, 1 ord, '0015' trcode, 'H20' screen, 'Meter' tb, '' parm from dual union all
5     select 'wor', 2, '0015', 'H21', 'Appl', 'TTD' from dual union all
6     select 'wor', 3, '0015', 'H22', 'Order', '' from dual union all
7     select 'wor', 4, '0015', 'H23', 'Time', '' from dual union all
8     select 'wor', 5, ''    , 'H23', 'Insidental', '' from dual union all
9     select 'wor', 6, ''    , 'H25', 'Sheet', '' from dual
10 )
11 select *
12    from t
13   where MdNam = 'wor'
14     and (trcode is null OR trcode = '0015' or trcode = '*')
15     and nvl(Parm,' ') != 'TTD'
16   order by Ord;
MDN        ORD TRCO SCR TB         PAR
wor          1 0015 H20 Meter
wor          3 0015 H22 Order
wor          4 0015 H23 Time
wor          5      H23 Insidental
wor          6      H25 SheetEdited by: Karthick_Arp on Feb 10, 2009 8:57 PM

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b.cust_last_name || ', ' || b.cust_first_name cust_name, NVL(a.ORDER_TOTAL, 0)
FROM demo_orders a, DEMO_CUSTOMERS b
WHERE a.customer_id = b.customer_id
ORDER BY NVL(a.ORDER_TOTAL, 0) DESC order by 5 desc,5 desc
failed to parse SQL query:
ORA-00933: SQL command not properly ended
I can't see that I'm doing anything wrong but maybe someone can shed some light on this!
Thanks

this is sort of an oversight on our part. what's going on is that the sample app installs with that order by clause in the query. at the same time, the report attributes page for that region has a default sort sequence value of "1 desc" (even though column heading sorting isn't enabled). when you go to that page and try to apply any change, htmldb tries to set things up correctly for you...and you end up with that double order by. the best way to avoid the issue is to remove the order by clause from the query on the Region Definition page.
hope this helps,
raj

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We have a aplication running under Oracle 9.2.0.4 DB. we migrated our DB to Oracle 10gR2. While running the report, we got an error:
ORA-00904: "A3"."FACILITY_SYSTEM_ID": invalid identifier
ORA-06512: at "CEAS_MK_RPT.GET_LIST", line 12
The SQL query which causes this error is:
INSERT INTO gtt_facility_seq_generator
(date_range)
SELECT get_list
(CURSOR (SELECT auf.facility_system_id
FROM authorized_facility auf
WHERE auf.facility_system_id = afs.facility_system_id
AND auf.credit_application_system_id = :p_cred_appln_id
FROM authorized_facility afs,
(SELECT af.facility_system_id facility_system_id
FROM facility_obligor fo, authorized_facility af, party p
WHERE fo.facility_system_id = af.facility_system_id
AND fo.party_system_id = p.party_system_id
AND NOT EXISTS (
SELECT NULL
FROM facility_third_party_subst iftps
WHERE iftps.facility_system_id =
fo.facility_system_id)
) tab1
WHERE afs.credit_application_system_id = :p_cred_appln_id
AND tab1.facility_system_id = afs.facility_system_id
ORDER BY afs.creation_date;
The content of function get_list() is:
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION CEAS_MK_RPT.Get_List
p_cursor IN sys_refcursor
RETURN VARCHAR2
IS
l_sep VARCHAR2(4);
l_text VARCHAR2(30000);
l_text_return VARCHAR2(30000);
BEGIN
LOOP
FETCH p_cursor INTO l_text;
EXIT WHEN p_cursor%NOTFOUND;
l_text_return := l_text_return || l_sep || l_text;
l_sep := CHR(10);
END LOOP;
CLOSE p_cursor;
RETURN l_text_return;
dbms_output.put_line ('a');
END Get_List;
The same report was executed perfectly in Oracle 9i. Kindly help us to short out this issue. Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Sengol S

Hi Nirav,
Many thanks for your response. I verified the same, but the same query was executed successfully after removing the INSERT INTO part(executed the SELECT part only). What might be the cause for this error?
For your kind information :
I have 2 schema in my DB( ceas_mk_app and ceas_mk_rpt ).
All the source tables are present in ceas_mk_app schema - These tables are used by ceas_mk_rpt schema(using synonym) to generate the report.
I'm executing the above said query from ceas_mk_rpt to insert the necessary data in to report temp. table.
Thanks,
Sengol S
Edited by: seng1256 on Dec 22, 2008 12:31 PM

JDBC:Count Array. SQL query works but fails in JDBC

Hi,
I'm using the following SQL query
"SELECT red.id, name, count(green.id) FROM red, green WHERE area = 'northeast' AND red.id = zid GROUP BY name"
It executes perfectly from the DB command line giving me the results.
However when I call it from within JDBC i am getting null values.
My JDBC call ia as follows( Where lst is the above query)
rs = st.executeQuery(lst);
while(rs.next()){
nidV.addElement(rs.getString("red.id"));
nnmV.addElement(rs.getString("name"));
nnumV.addElement(rs.getString("count(green.id)"));
I do realize that many folks use Integer for count queries but I pull them with as Strings all the time so that's not it.
The one diffrence between this and my other count queries is that this one returns an array (Vector) of counts.
Any ideas?

the problem is probably:
SELECT red.id, name, count(green.id) ...
nnumV.addElement(rs.getString("count(green.id)"));you can either use an alias for the column;
SELECT red.id, name, count(green.id) COUNT_VAR
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Failing to import data using SQL query

I am trying to import data from a sql query to analysis service in SSDT. i went to model > import from data source >Microsoft SQL Server and i chose from query. I typed my query which works fin in SSMS and when i press import if gives me a error. what
is going on please help here is the error
DirectQuery error: All tables used when querying in DirectQuery Mode must be from a single relational Data Source.
here is my query:
USE AdventureWorks2012;
SELECT SalesPersonID, [29484] Brian, [29485] Peter, [29486] Frank, [29518] Sarah, [29519] Janet, [29520] Alice, [29608] Martin, [29609] Patrick, [29610] Wasu, [29780] Samanyika, [29781] Vladmire
FROM
SELECT SalesOrderID, SalesPersonID, CustomerID
FROM Sales.SalesOrderHeader
WHERE SalesPersonID IS NOT NULL
As P PIVOT
COUNT (SalesOrderID) FOR CustomerID IN ([29484], [29485], [29486], [29518], [29519], [29520], [29608], [29609], [29610], [29780], [29781])
AS PVT
ORDER BY SalesPersonID ASC;

Hi,
When importing data from relational data source, the steps are:
In SQL Server Data Tools (SSDT), click the Model menu, and then click Import
from Data Source.
On the Connect to a Data Source page, select the type of database to connect to, and then click Next.
Follow the steps in the Table Import Wizard. On subsequent pages, you will be able to select specific tables and views or apply filters by using the Select
Tables and Views page or by creating a SQL query on Specify a SQL Query page.
As we can see on the steps, we need to select one database, so we needn't to write "USE AdventureWorks2012" on the query.
Reference:Import from a Relational Data Source
Regards,
Charlie Liao
TechNet Community Support

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