Sql query in decode

Hi,
I want to run query using decode given below:
decode(
(select count....from t1),0,(select count...from t2),1)
MEans, if count of query from table t1 returns 0 then execute query of t2 table else return 1. If then else of query.. can i do this in decode ? if yes, how?
thanks,
JP

CASE is relevant here:
SQL> select case when (select name from nc_objects where rownum = 1) = 'CSM-AB-155FSH-2W' then 0
2 else 1 end col1 from dual;
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||'nvl(d.disk36,0)+nvl(d.disk37,0)+nvl(d.disk38,0)+nvl(d.disk39,0)+nvl(d.disk40,0)+nvl(d.disk41,0)+nvl(d.disk42,0)+nvl(d.disk43,0)+nvl(d.disk44,0)+'
||'nvl(d.disk45,0)+nvl(d.disk46,0)+nvl(d.disk47,0)+nvl(d.disk48,0)+nvl(d.disk49,0)+nvl(d.disk50,0)) total_tracks'
||'from book b, '
||'book bk,'
||'book bkk,'
||'person p,'
||'lkup_book_author la,'
||'lkup_book_publisher lp,'
||'lkup_book_format lkf,'
||'format f,'
||'publisher pb,'
||'conversion_info_audio c,'
||'lkup_book_disk_info d'
||'where b.book_id = la.book_id'
||'and b.book_id = bk.book_id'
||'and b.book_id = bkk.book_id'
||'and p.person_id = la.author_id'
||'and b.book_id = lp.book_id'
||'and b.book_id = c.book_id'
||'and b.book_id = d.book_id'
||'and b.book_id = lkf.book_id'
||'and lkf.format_id = f.format_id'
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||'or upper(b.series) like ''%'' || upper(:P40_SEARCH) || ''%'''
||'or upper(b.volume) like ''%'' || upper(:P40_SEARCH) || ''%'''
||'or upper(b.isbn) like ''%'' || upper(:P40_SEARCH) || ''%'''
||'or upper(b.format) like ''%'' || upper(:P40_SEARCH) || ''%'''
||'or upper(b.description) like ''%'' || upper(:P40_SEARCH) || ''%'''
||'or upper(b.published) like ''%'' || upper(:P40_SEARCH) || ''%'''
||'or upper(b.purchased_from) like ''%'' || upper(:P40_SEARCH) || ''%'''
||'or upper(b.comments) like ''%'' || upper(:P40_SEARCH) || ''%'''
||'or upper(b.website) like ''%'' || upper(:P40_SEARCH) || ''%'''
||'or upper(p.last_name) like ''%'' || upper(:P40_SEARCH) || ''%'''
||'or upper(p.first_name) like ''%'' || upper(:P40_SEARCH) || ''%'''
||'or upper(pb.name) like ''%'' || upper(:P40_SEARCH) || ''%'''
||'or upper(:P40_SEARCH) is null)'
||'and ((upper(b.title) like ''%'' || upper(:P40_TITLE) || ''%'' or upper(:P40_TITLE) is null))'
||'and ((upper(b.series) like ''%'' || upper(:P40_SERIES) || ''%'' or upper(:P40_SERIES) is null))'
||'and ((upper(p.last_name) like ''%'' || upper(:P40_LASTNAME) || ''%'' or upper(:P40_LASTNAME) is null))'
||'and ((upper(p.first_name) like ''%'' || upper(:P40_FIRSTNAME) || ''%'' or upper(:P40_FIRSTNAME) is null))'
||'and ((upper(f.format_ret) in (upper(l_vc_format)) or upper(:P40_FORMAT) is null))'
||'group by b.BOOK_ID, bk.book_id, bkk.book_id, b.TITLE, b.SUBTITLE, b.SERIES, b.VOLUME, b.ISBN, f.FORMAT_ret, b.DESCRIPTION, '
||'b.PUBLISHED, b.PURCHASED_FROM, b.COMMENTS, b.WEBSITE, c.LENGTH_MINS, pb.name, b.abridged, '
||'(nvl(d.disk01,0)+nvl(d.disk02,0)+nvl(d.disk03,0)+nvl(d.disk04,0)+nvl(d.disk05,0)+nvl(d.disk06,0)+nvl(d.disk07,0)+nvl(d.disk08,0)+'
||'nvl(d.disk09,0)+nvl(d.disk10,0)+nvl(d.disk11,0)+nvl(d.disk12,0)+nvl(d.disk13,0)+nvl(d.disk14,0)+nvl(d.disk15,0)+nvl(d.disk16,0)+nvl(d.disk17,0)+'
||'nvl(d.disk18,0)+nvl(d.disk19,0)+nvl(d.disk20,0)+nvl(d.disk21,0)+nvl(d.disk22,0)+nvl(d.disk23,0)+nvl(d.disk24,0)+nvl(d.disk25,0)+nvl(d.disk26,0)+'
||'nvl(d.disk27,0)+nvl(d.disk28,0)+nvl(d.disk29,0)+nvl(d.disk30,0)+nvl(d.disk31,0)+nvl(d.disk32,0)+nvl(d.disk33,0)+nvl(d.disk34,0)+nvl(d.disk35,0)+'
||'nvl(d.disk36,0)+nvl(d.disk37,0)+nvl(d.disk38,0)+nvl(d.disk39,0)+nvl(d.disk40,0)+nvl(d.disk41,0)+nvl(d.disk42,0)+nvl(d.disk43,0)+nvl(d.disk44,0)+'
||'nvl(d.disk45,0)+nvl(d.disk46,0)+nvl(d.disk47,0)+nvl(d.disk48,0)+nvl(d.disk49,0)+nvl(d.disk50,0))';
RETURN q1;
EXCEPTION
WHEN OTHERS THEN
RETURN q1;
end create_report2;
end;
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return lib2.report_query.create_report2(v('P40_FORMAT'));
Here is my error when I run the page:
failed to parse SQL query:
ORA-00936: missing expression
I have tried the region source line in many variations, this is just my latest one. None of them have worked. I am quite obviously missing something quite important and probably extremely silly. Any ideas?
Thanks!
Chrissy

Chrissy,
This is what the package returns as a query:
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b.TITLE, b.SUBTITLE, b.SERIES, b.VOLUME, b.ISBN, f.FORMAT_RET,
b.DESCRIPTION, .PUBLISHED,b.PURCHASED_FROM, b.COMMENTS, b.WEBSITE,
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'Y','Abridged','N','Unabridged') Abridged,
(nvl(d.disk01,0)+nvl(d.disk02,0)+nvl(d.disk03,0)+nvl(d.disk04,0)+nvl(d.disk05,0)
nvl(d.disk06,0)nvl(d.disk07,0)+nvl(d.disk08,0)+nvl(d.disk09,0)+nvl(d.disk10,0)
nvl(d.disk11,0)nvl(d.disk12,0)+nvl(d.disk13,0)+nvl(d.disk14,0)+nvl(d.disk15,0)
nvl(d.disk16,0)nvl(d.disk17,0)+nvl(d.disk18,0)+nvl(d.disk19,0)+nvl(d.disk20,0)
nvl(d.disk21,0)nvl(d.disk22,0)+nvl(d.disk23,0)+nvl(d.disk24,0)+nvl(d.disk25,0)
nvl(d.disk26,0)nvl(d.disk27,0)+nvl(d.disk28,0)+nvl(d.disk29,0)+nvl(d.disk30,0)
nvl(d.disk31,0)nvl(d.disk32,0)+nvl(d.disk33,0)+nvl(d.disk34,0)+nvl(d.disk35,0)
nvl(d.disk36,0)nvl(d.disk37,0)+nvl(d.disk38,0)+nvl(d.disk39,0)+nvl(d.disk40,0)
nvl(d.disk41,0)nvl(d.disk42,0)+nvl(d.disk43,0)+nvl(d.disk44,0)+nvl(d.disk45,0)
nvl(d.disk46,0)nvl(d.disk47,0)+nvl(d.disk48,0)+nvl(d.disk49,0)+nvl(d.disk50,0)) total_tracksfrom book b,
book bk,book bkk,person p,lkup_book_author la,lkup_book_publisher lp,
lkup_book_format lkf,format f,publisher pb,conversion_info_audio c,
lkup_book_disk_info dwhere b.book_id = la.book_idand b.book_id = bk.book_idand b.book_id = bkk.book_idand p.person_id = la.author_idand
b.book_id = lp.book_idand b.book_id = c.book_idand b.book_id = d.book_idand
b.book_id = lkf.book_idand lkf.format_id = f.format_idand pb.publisher_id(+) = lp.publisher_idand
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or upper(b.title) like '%' || upper(:P40_SEARCH) || '%'or upper(b.subtitle) like '%' ||
upper(:P40_SEARCH) || '%'or upper(b.series) like '%' || upper(:P40_SEARCH) || '%'or
upper(b.volume) like '%' || upper(:P40_SEARCH) || '%'or upper(b.isbn) like '%' ||
upper(:P40_SEARCH) || '%'or upper(b.format) like '%' || upper(:P40_SEARCH) || '%'or upper(b.description) like '%' || upper(:P40_SEARCH) || '%'or upper(b.published)
like '%' || upper(:P40_SEARCH) || '%'or upper(b.purchased_from) like '%' ||
upper(:P40_SEARCH) || '%'or upper(b.comments) like '%' || upper(:P40_SEARCH)
|| '%'or upper(b.website) like '%' || upper(:P40_SEARCH) || '%'or
upper(p.last_name) like '%' || upper(:P40_SEARCH) || '%'or upper(p.first_name)
like '%' || upper(:P40_SEARCH) || '%'or upper(pb.name) like '%' ||
upper(:P40_SEARCH) || '%'or upper(:P40_SEARCH) is null)and
((upper(b.title) like '%' || upper(:P40_TITLE) || '%' or
upper(:P40_TITLE) is null))and ((upper(b.series) like '%' ||
upper(:P40_SERIES) || '%' or upper(:P40_SERIES) is null))and
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upper(:P40_LASTNAME) is null))and ((upper(p.first_name) like '%' ||
upper(:P40_FIRSTNAME) || '%' or upper(:P40_FIRSTNAME) is null))and
((upper(f.format_ret) in (upper(l_vc_format)) or upper(:P40_FORMAT) is null))
group by b.BOOK_ID, bk.book_id, bkk.book_id, b.TITLE, b.SUBTITLE, b.SERIES, b.VOLUME,
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nvl(d.disk04,0)nvl(d.disk05,0)+nvl(d.disk06,0)+nvl(d.disk07,0)+nvl(d.disk08,0)
nvl(d.disk09,0)nvl(d.disk10,0)+nvl(d.disk11,0)+nvl(d.disk12,0)+nvl(d.disk13,0)
nvl(d.disk14,0)nvl(d.disk15,0)+nvl(d.disk16,0)+nvl(d.disk17,0)+nvl(d.disk18,0)
nvl(d.disk19,0)nvl(d.disk20,0)+nvl(d.disk21,0)+nvl(d.disk22,0)+nvl(d.disk23,0)
nvl(d.disk24,0)nvl(d.disk25,0)+nvl(d.disk26,0)+nvl(d.disk27,0)+nvl(d.disk28,0)
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nvl(d.disk49,0)nvl(d.disk50,0))
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I meant "formating" errors rather than "syntactical" errors. You are missing spaces
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http://deneskubicek.blogspot.com/
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from XXVG_EFILE_DOCUMENT_FIELDS D,
xxvg_efile_type_fields f, xxvg_efile_indexed_fields i
WHERE f.indexed_field_id = i.indexed_field_id
and f.required in (0,1)
and i.indexed_field_id = d.indexed_field_id(+)
and d.document_id(+) = -1
and f.document_type_id = :p21_doc_type
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DECLARE
vRow BINARY_INTEGER;
BEGIN
-- update field values
FOR i IN 1 .. HTMLDB_APPLICATION.g_f03.COUNT -- your field value
LOOP
vRow := HTMLDB_APPLICATION.g_f03(i);
IF vRow is Not NULL --means the field has data in it.
THEN
:p21_test := HTMLDB_APPLICATION.G_F03(i); --set a variable to the field with data.
END IF;
END LOOP;
END;
Is there a conversion I need to do? I do not want to do this via checkboxes as I dont want the user have to check a checkbox and then enter a value in. I just want a blank text box the user can enter a value in and then i can do an insert.
Thanks So much.

Thanks Scott, That did do the trick as the varchar is now displayed of the entered item.
How do i also display the value of indexed_field_id as well.
I have an insert where i need the indexed field id and the entered field value.
Thanks in advance.

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Hi, guys.
Here is what i try to do:
Create a region of type SQL Query (PL/SQL function body returning SQL query). In the source area i tried to put this:
DECLARE
v_new VARCHAR2(10);
v_SQL varchar2(32000);
BEGIN
v_new := :P102_HDN_NEW;
-- htp.p(v_new);
IF v_new = 'N-Set' THEN
v_SQL := 'select ' ||
ELSIF v_new = 'Y-Set' THEN
v_SQL := 'select ' ||
END IF;
RETURN v_SQL;
END;
And here is the reply from APEX:
1 error has occurred
Query cannot be parsed within the Builder. If you believe your query is syntactically correct, check the ''generic columns'' checkbox below the region source to proceed without parsing. The query can not be parsed, the cursor is not yet open or a function returning a SQL query returned without a value.
Now.
1. Variable is set with the right value.
2. Each statement (separately) returns SQL that works with no problems
3. Problem occures if i try to put IF statement around the SQL creation.
4. If i select "Use Generic Column Names (parse query at runtime only)" instead of "Use Query-Specific Column Names and Validate Query" then the script returns SQL properly, however report's column names are set to Col1, Col2,Col3 ......
Thnks in advence
Mike

OK. Here is enire statement:
DECLARE
v_new VARCHAR2(10);
v_SQL varchar2(32000);
BEGIN
v_new := :P102_HDN_NEW;
htp.p(v_new);
IF v_new = 'N-Set' THEN
v_SQL := 'select ' ||
'APEX_ITEM.DISPLAY_AND_SAVE(10,c.sdescr) descr, ' ||
'APEX_ITEM.DISPLAY_AND_SAVE(12,DECODE(ld.level,''All'', ''All Categories'',ld.level)) level, ' ||
'apex_item.checkbox(1, ld.opt_in_auto_flag, decode(ld.opt_in_auto_flag,NULL,''disabled'',''Y'',''checked'')) auto_in, ' ||
'apex_item.checkbox(2, ld.opt_in_manual_flag, decode(ld.opt_in_manual_flag,NULL,''disabled'',''Y'',''checked'')) manual_in, ' ||
'apex_item.checkbox(3, ld.opt_out_auto_flag, decode(ld.opt_out_auto_flag,NULL,''disabled'',''Y'',''checked'')) auto_out, ' ||
'apex_item.checkbox(4, ld.opt_out_manual_flag, decode(ld.opt_out_manual_flag,NULL,''disabled'',''Y'',''checked'')) manual_out, ' ||
'DECODE(c.code, ''NMBR'', NULL,''Change to '' || DECODE(ld.level,''All'',''Categories'',''All Categories'')) link_change, ' ||
'APEX_ITEM.DISPLAY_AND_SAVE(11,c.code) code ' ||
'from ' ||
'tbl1 c, ' ||
'tbl2 ld ' ||
'where c.code = ld.code ' ||
'and c.type = ''TYPE1'' ' ||
'and c.active = ''Y'' ' ||
'order by c.sorting ';
ELSIF v_new = 'Y-Set' THEN
v_SQL := 'select ' ||
'APEX_ITEM.DISPLAY_AND_SAVE(10,c.sdescr) descr, ' ||
'APEX_ITEM.DISPLAY_AND_SAVE(12,''All Categories'') level, ' ||
'apex_item.checkbox(1, c.option_1, decode(c.option_1,NULL,''disabled'',''Y'',''checked'')) auto_in, ' ||
'apex_item.checkbox(2, c.option_3, decode(c.option_3,NULL,''disabled'',''Y'',''checked'')) manual_in, ' ||
'apex_item.checkbox(3, c.option_2, decode(c.option_2,NULL,''disabled'',''Y'',''checked'')) auto_out, ' ||
'apex_item.checkbox(4, c.option_4, decode(c.option_4,NULL,''disabled'',''Y'',''checked'')) manual_out, ' ||
'DECODE(c.code, ''AAA'', NULL,''Options by AAA'') link_change, ' ||
'APEX_ITEM.DISPLAY_AND_SAVE(11,c.code) code ' ||
'from ' ||
'tbl1 c ' ||
'where 1 = 1 ' ||
'and c.type = ''TYPE1'' ' ||
'and c.active = ''Y'' ' ||
'order by c.sorting ';
END IF;
RETURN v_SQL;
END;
If i put just this
DECLARE
v_new VARCHAR2(10);
v_SQL varchar2(32000);
BEGIN
v_new := :P102_HDN_NEW;
htp.p(v_new);
v_SQL := 'select ' ||
'APEX_ITEM.DISPLAY_AND_SAVE(10,c.sdescr) descr, ' ||
'APEX_ITEM.DISPLAY_AND_SAVE(12,DECODE(ld.level,''All'', ''All Categories'',ld.level)) level, ' ||
'apex_item.checkbox(1, ld.opt_in_auto_flag, decode(ld.opt_in_auto_flag,NULL,''disabled'',''Y'',''checked'')) auto_in, ' ||
'apex_item.checkbox(2, ld.opt_in_manual_flag, decode(ld.opt_in_manual_flag,NULL,''disabled'',''Y'',''checked'')) manual_in, ' ||
'apex_item.checkbox(3, ld.opt_out_auto_flag, decode(ld.opt_out_auto_flag,NULL,''disabled'',''Y'',''checked'')) auto_out, ' ||
'apex_item.checkbox(4, ld.opt_out_manual_flag, decode(ld.opt_out_manual_flag,NULL,''disabled'',''Y'',''checked'')) manual_out, ' ||
'DECODE(c.code, ''NMBR'', NULL,''Change to '' || DECODE(ld.level,''All'',''Categories'',''All Categories'')) link_change, ' ||
'APEX_ITEM.DISPLAY_AND_SAVE(11,c.code) code ' ||
'from ' ||
'tbl1 c, ' ||
'tbl2 ld ' ||
'where c.code = ld.code ' ||
'and c.type = ''TYPE1'' ' ||
'and c.active = ''Y'' ' ||
'order by c.sorting ';
RETURN v_SQL;
END;
it works fune...

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FROM
RLAPPLSG.EMPLOYEE_INFO@REMOTE_SERVER EI,
RLAPPLSG.SC_EMP_FUNCTIONS@REMOTE_SERVER EF,
RLAPPLSG.SC_EMP@REMOTE_SERVER E
WHERE
( e.SC_EMP_NBR=ef.SC_EMP_NBR )
AND ( ei.EMP_ID=e.EMP_ID )
AND (
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Hi
We have around 100 Discoverer reports and I'm trying to find the list of parameters used in each report.
Is there any SQL query that I can use to find the parameters used for each report
or
should I open the reports one by one to fetch the list of parameters used.
I checked the tables in EUL4_US schema but no luck.
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eul4_us.EUL5_objs eo,
eul4_us.EUL5_BA_OBJ_LINKS ebol,
eul4_us.eul5_segments es
where
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eo.obj_id = es.seg_obj_id (+) and
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 Thanks,
 Rick

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{Dsp_#}{Dsp_WkDay}{Dsp_Event}
</div>
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Hi,
I have a report based on a sql query that contains a multiple select list. Unfortunately I cannot get the multiple select list to display the current values (p_value) correctly. I have created a page item, :p311_current_versions, that is set using a pre-header process and it returns a value with a colon delimited format e.g. '10.1.2.1.0:10.1.2.2.0'. Then this item is used in the sql query to set the current value (p_value) of the apex_item.select_list_from_query function. However when the table is displayed, instead of having two entries, 10.1.2.1.0 and 10.1.2.2.0 selected, it has an extra entry '10.1.2.1.0:10.1.2.2.0' selected.
Here is my code:
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select distinct
apex_item.display_and_save(2,product)||apex_item.hidden(1,env_product_id) PRODUCT,
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where environment_id = :p311_umgebung_id) a order by a.product
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Jean,
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