SQL query using equal or not equal to

Hi All;
In my below query i need to display i need to display clients with output = Start on Scheme post
but output should be equal to Pre- Start Assist or Business Assist ( any one  or both output should not be there)
Only display those records
Any help on this much appreciated
Thanks
select C.new_applicationformid,
C.new_applicantidname,
C.owneridname,
C.new_dateappformcompleted,
C.new_jobcentreidname,
C.new_laareaidname,
C.new_clientstageappnidname,
C.new_email,
C.new_lastcontactdate,
C.new_totalhours,
C.new_noofappointments
From (
Select A.new_applicationformid ,A.new_programmecontractidname,Count(1) As Cnt
from FilteredNew_applicationform as a
full outer join filteredNew_Evidence as aa on (a.new_applicationformid = aa.new_relatedapplicationid)
Group By A.new_applicationformid ,A.new_programmecontractidname
Having Count(1) >= 1) A
Inner Join filteredNew_Evidence AA on a.new_applicationformid = aa.new_relatedapplicationid
Inner Join FilteredNew_applicationform C on C.new_applicationformid = aa.new_relatedapplicationid
inner join FilteredActivityPointer ap on (ap.regardingobjectid = C.new_applicationformid )
inner join FilteredAppointment appt on (appt.ActivityId = ap.ActivityId)
Where ((aa.new_evidenceforoutputidname in ('Starts On Scheme (post)'))
and (aa.new_evidenceforoutputidname not in ('Pre-Start Assist','Business Starts') )
And C.new_totalhours >= 720 )
order by C.new_applicantidname
Pradnya07

>Where
((aa.new_evidenceforoutputidname
in ('Starts On Scheme (post)'))
and (aa.new_evidenceforoutputidname
not in
('Pre-Start Assist','Business Starts')
The above can be replaced with:
Where aa.new_evidenceforoutputidname ='Starts On Scheme (post)'
Give us more details.
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SQL Server 2014 Design & Programming
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    ELSIF UPPER(v_search_type_in) = 'CREDITCARDNUMBER'
    THEN
    v_sql_from := v_sql_from || ' ,order_payment op '
    || ' ,credit_card cc '
    v_sql_where := v_sql_where || ' ' || v_group_where
    || 'AND po.order_id = op.business_object_id '
    || 'AND op.business_object_type = ''ORDR'' '
    || 'AND op.payment_method = ''CRCD'' '
    || 'AND op.payment_method_id = cc.credit_card_id '
    || 'AND cc.credit_card_number = :v_search_value1_in '
    IF (outcursor%ISOPEN) THEN
    CLOSE outcursor;
    END IF;
    OPEN outcursor FOR
    'SELECT ' || v_sql_select || v_sql_from || v_sql_where || v_sql_order_by
    USING v_search_value1_in;
    ELSIF UPPER(v_search_type_in) = 'PONUMBER'
    THEN
    v_sql_from := ' '
    || 'FROM ' || ' product_order_detail_actv_v pod ,' || SUBSTR(v_sql_from, 6);
    v_sql_where := v_sql_where || v_group_where
    || 'AND pod.po_no = :v_search_value1_in '
    || 'AND po.order_id = pod.order_id '
    IF (outcursor%ISOPEN) THEN
    CLOSE outcursor;
    END IF;
    OPEN outcursor FOR
    'SELECT /*+ ORDERED */ DISTINCT ' || v_sql_select || v_sql_from || v_sql_where
    USING v_search_value1_in;
    ELSIF UPPER(v_search_type_in) = 'USERASSIGNED'
    THEN
    IF v_search_value1_in = '0' -- 'Unassigned'
    THEN
    v_sql_where := v_sql_where || ' ' || v_group_where || ' ' || v_status_where
    || 'AND pog.unassigned_flag = ''Y'' '
    IF (outcursor%ISOPEN) THEN
    CLOSE outcursor;
    END IF;
    OPEN outcursor FOR
    'SELECT ' || v_sql_select || v_sql_from || v_sql_where || v_sql_order_by
    USING v_open_status, v_requested_status, v_cancelled_status, v_closed_status;
    ELSE
    v_sql_where := v_sql_where || ' ' || v_group_where || ' ' || v_status_where
    || 'AND pog.dn_employee_id = :v_search_value1_in '
    IF (outcursor%ISOPEN) THEN
    CLOSE outcursor;
    END IF;
    OPEN outcursor FOR
    'SELECT ' || v_sql_select || v_sql_from || v_sql_where || v_sql_order_by
    USING v_open_status, v_requested_status, v_cancelled_status, v_closed_status, v_search_value1_in;
    END IF;
    ELSIF UPPER(v_search_type_in) = 'ORDERDATE'
    THEN
    v_sql_where := v_sql_where || ' ' || v_group_where || ' ' || v_status_where
    || 'AND po.order_date BETWEEN TO_DATE( :v_search_value1_in, ''MON DD YYYY HH24:MI:SS'') AND TO_DATE( :v_search_value2_in ,''MON DD YYYY HH24:MI:SS'') '
    IF (outcursor%ISOPEN) THEN
    CLOSE outcursor;
    END IF;
    OPEN outcursor FOR
    'SELECT ' || v_sql_select || v_sql_from || v_sql_where || v_sql_order_by
    USING v_open_status, v_requested_status, v_cancelled_status, v_closed_status, v_search_value1_in, v_search_value2_in;
    ELSIF UPPER(v_search_type_in) = 'PRINTJOB'
    THEN
    IF (outcursor%ISOPEN) THEN
    CLOSE outcursor;
    END IF;
    OPEN outcursor FOR
    'SELECT ' || v_sql_select
    || ' '
    || 'FROM product_order po '
    || ' ,bcf_print_jobs pj '
    || 'WHERE 1 = 1 '
    || 'AND pj.order_id = po.order_id '
    || 'AND pj.username = :v_search_value1_in '
    || 'AND pj.create_date = TO_DATE( :v_search_value2_in,''MON DD YYYY HH24:MI:SS'') '
    || v_sql_order_by
    USING v_search_value1_in, v_search_value2_in;
    ELSIF UPPER(v_search_type_in) = 'FULFILLMENTTYPE'
    THEN
    v_sql_from := v_sql_from || ' ,product_order_detail_actv_v pod ';
    v_sql_where := v_sql_where || ' ' || v_group_where || ' ' || v_status_where
    || 'AND pod.order_id = po.order_id '
    -- Because we have to drill down the the POD level
    -- we now need to ensure the pod records match on group
    || 'AND pod.group_id = ' || v_group_for_search
    -- We curr. have 3 fufillment types FC165, FC212, FCBABY
    -- so substr on 1st char works for Garry
    || 'AND UPPER(SUBSTR(pod.fulfillment_type,1,1)) = UPPER(:v_search_value1_in) '
    IF (outcursor%ISOPEN) THEN
    CLOSE outcursor;
    END IF;
    OPEN outcursor FOR
    'SELECT DISTINCT ' || v_sql_select || v_sql_from || v_sql_where || v_sql_order_by
    USING v_open_status, v_requested_status, v_cancelled_status, v_closed_status, v_search_value1_in;
    ELSIF UPPER(v_search_type_in) = 'INSUFFICIENTAUTHORIZATION'
    THEN
    v_sql_where := v_sql_where
    || 'AND bcf_get_authorization_amount(po.order_id) > 0'
    IF (outcursor%ISOPEN) THEN
    CLOSE outcursor;
    END IF;
    OPEN outcursor FOR
    'SELECT ' || v_sql_select || v_sql_from || v_sql_where || v_sql_order_by;
    END IF;
    END order_search;
    Thanks
    V
    Edited by: vishal patel on Oct 23, 2008 3:59 PM

    PROCEDURE order_search
    v_search_type_in IN VARCHAR2
    ,v_search_value1_in IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT 'NONE'
    ,v_search_value2_in IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT 'NONE'
    ,v_group_id_in IN bcf_groups.group_id%TYPE DEFAULT 0
    ,v_open_in IN NUMBER DEFAULT 0
    ,v_requested_in IN NUMBER DEFAULT 0
    ,v_cancelled_in IN NUMBER DEFAULT 0
    ,v_closed_in IN NUMBER DEFAULT 0
    ,v_employee_id_in IN sxweb00.customer.customer_id%TYPE DEFAULT 0
    ,outcursor IN OUT FulfillmentCurType
    IS
    v_status_code NUMBER;
    v_upper_search_value1 VARCHAR2(500);
    v_lower_search_value1 VARCHAR2(500);
    v_open_status VARCHAR2(10);
    v_closed_status VARCHAR2(10);
    v_cancelled_status VARCHAR2(10);
    v_requested_status VARCHAR2(10);
    v_group_for_search bcf_groups.group_id%TYPE;
    v_sql_select VARCHAR2(4000);
    v_sql_from VARCHAR2(4000);
    v_sql_where VARCHAR2(4000);
    v_sql_order_by VARCHAR2(4000);
    v_group_where VARCHAR2(100);
    v_status_where VARCHAR2(500);
    BEGIN
    IF v_open_in = 1 THEN
    v_open_status := 'OPEN';
    END IF;
    IF v_closed_in = 1 THEN
    v_closed_status := 'CLOSED';
    END IF;
    IF v_cancelled_in = 1 THEN
    v_cancelled_status := 'CANCELLED';
    END IF;
    IF v_requested_in = 1 THEN
    v_requested_status := 'REQUESTED';
    END IF;
    IF UPPER(v_search_type_in) = 'GROUP'
    THEN
    v_group_for_search := v_search_value1_in;
    ELSE
    v_group_for_search := v_group_id_in;
    END IF;
    -- This is the select statement used for all search types
    v_sql_select := ' '
    || 'po.order_id order_id '
    || ',decode('||v_group_id_in||',4,substr(bcf_locator.get_first_location(po.order_id,'||v_group_id_in||'),3),null) first_location '
    || ',TO_CHAR(po.order_date, ''mm/dd/yyyy'') order_date '
    || ',' || v_group_for_search || ' group_id '
    || ',TRIM(TO_CHAR(bcf_fulfillment.get_shipping_total(po.order_id,' || v_group_for_search || ') + bcf_fulfillment.get_tax_total(po.order_id,' || v_group_for_search || ') + bcf_fulfillment.get_subtotal(po.order_id,' || v_group_for_search || ') ,''$999,999,999,999,999,990.99'')) total '
    || ',bcf_fulfillment.get_billing_name (po.customer_id) billing_name '
    || ',bcf_fulfillment.get_open_and_assigned_count(po.order_id,' || v_group_for_search || ') open_and_assigned_count '
    || ',bcf_fulfillment.get_divisions(po.order_id,' || v_group_for_search || ') divisions '
    || ',bcf_fulfillment.get_division_count (po.order_id,' || v_group_for_search || ' ) division_count '
    || ',bcf_fulfillment.get_picker_list (po.order_id,' || v_group_for_search || ') picker_name '
    || ',bcf_fulfillment.get_picker_count (po.order_id,' || v_group_for_search || ') picker_count '
    || ',bcf_fulfillment.get_order_status(po.order_id,' || v_group_for_search || ') order_status '
    || ',po.customer_id customer_id '
    -- IF there is only one unique picker then that means there are no unassigned or NULL pickers
    -- therefore by default the checkbox should not be selected else the count picker_count is
    -- 0 or > 1 meaning that at least one line item has an unassigned employee_id and by default
    -- the checkbox should be selected
    || ',DECODE(bcf_fulfillment.get_picker_count(po.order_id,' || v_group_for_search || '),1 ,0,1) print_cb '
    || ',bcf_fulfillment.get_fulfillment_codes(po.order_id,' || v_group_for_search || ') fulfillment_types '
    || ',bcf_fulfillment.has_group_been_reassigned(po.order_id,' || v_group_for_search || ') group_reassigned_flag '
    || ',bcf_fulfillment.get_chain_codes(po.order_id,' || v_group_for_search || ') chain_codes '
    || ',po.status_id order_status_id '
    || ',bcf_fulfillment.get_viewed_by_picker_flag(po.order_id,' || v_group_for_search || ') viewed_by_picker_flag '
    || ',bcf_fulfillment.get_picker_list (po.order_id,' || v_group_for_search || ', ''N'') pickers_without_unassigned '
    || ',bcf_fulfillment.get_group_list (po.order_id) group_list '
    || ',bcf_fulfillment.get_line_item_count(po.order_id,' || v_group_for_search || ') line_item_count '
    || ',bcf_fulfillment.get_shipping_priority(po.order_id,' || v_group_for_search || ') shipping_priority'
    -- Anna wants all users to know and always wants to know no matter what the status of the auth or order
    || ',(SELECT decode(count(*),0,''N'',''Y'') FROM bcf_payment WHERE ics_rflag = ''DAVSNO'' AND order_id = po.order_id AND status_code IN (''ATH2'',''FUL2'',''CPT0'',''CPT2'')) avs_failed'
    || ',trunc(po.order_date) date_for_sort'
    -- When we need to look at all orders then the v_group_for_search will be zero i.e. customer service rep
    IF v_group_for_search = 0 THEN
    -- This is the core tables used by most search types
    v_sql_from := ' '
    || 'FROM product_order po'
    -- || ',bcf_lookup lu'
    -- This is the core table join needed for most search types
    v_sql_where := ' '
    || 'WHERE 1 = 1 '
    -- No orders will be looked at for fulfillment purposes that occurred before the minimum
    -- shipping cost functionality was added
    -- || 'AND po.order_date >= lu.implement_date '
    || 'AND po.order_date >= (SELECT min(implement_date) FROM bcf_lookup) '
    || 'AND po.submitted_flag = 1 '
    || 'AND po.channel_code = ''BCF'' '
    -- When we are looking at all orders then we are not going to restrict it by group
    v_group_where := ' ';
    -- This is used where the search type requires searching by the Open, Closed, and Cancelled status.
    -- We are binding the three status variables so that they can be cached in Oracle and not need to be parsed after
    -- the first search of a search type is done.
    v_status_where := ' '
    || 'AND bcf_fulfillment.get_order_status(po.order_id,' || v_group_for_search|| ') '
    || 'IN (:v_open_status, :v_requested_status, :v_cancelled_status, :v_closed_status) '
    ELSE
    -- This is the core tables used by most search types
    v_sql_from := ' '
    || 'FROM product_order po'
    || ',bcf_product_order_groups pog '
    -- This is the core table join needed for most search types
    v_sql_where := ' '
    || 'WHERE 1 = 1 '
    || 'AND po.order_id = pog.order_id '
    || 'AND po.channel_code = ''BCF'' '
    -- This is used only where the search type requires searching by a group.
    v_group_where := ' '
    || 'AND pog.group_id = ' || v_group_for_search
    -- This is used where the search type requires searching by the Open, Closed, and Cancelled status.
    -- We are binding the three status variables so that they can be cached in Oracle and not need to be parsed after
    -- the first search of a search type is done.
    v_status_where := ' '
    || 'AND pog.dn_status IN (:v_open_status, :v_requested_status, :v_cancelled_status, :v_closed_status) '
    END IF;
    -- If an employee_id is provided then we need to add in a where clause so that only orders that belong to that
    -- employee are pulled
    IF v_employee_id_in > 0
    THEN
    v_sql_where := v_sql_where
    || 'AND pog.dn_employee_id = ' || TO_CHAR(v_employee_id_in) || ' '
    END IF;
    IF v_group_id_in = get_group_fulfillment_center1
    THEN
    v_sql_order_by := 'ORDER BY '
    || 'bcf_fulfillment.get_division_count (po.order_id,' || v_group_for_search || ') '
    || ',bcf_fulfillment.get_divisions(po.order_id,' || v_group_for_search || ') '
    || ',po.order_id '
    ELSIF v_group_id_in = c_GROUP_FULFILLMENT_CENTER_212
    THEN
    v_sql_order_by := 'ORDER BY '
    || 'bcf_fulfillment.get_shipping_priority(po.order_id,' || v_group_for_search || ') DESC'
    || ',TRUNC(po.order_date)'
    || ',bcf_fulfillment.get_line_item_count(po.order_id,' || v_group_for_search || ')'
    || ',decode('||v_group_id_in||',4,substr(bcf_locator.get_first_location(po.order_id,'||v_group_id_in||'),3),null)'
    || ',po.order_id'
    ELSE
    v_sql_order_by := 'ORDER BY '
    || ' bcf_fulfillment.get_shipping_priority(po.order_id,' || v_group_for_search || ') DESC'
    || ',chain_codes DESC'
    || ',po.order_id '
    END IF;
    IF UPPER(v_search_type_in) = 'ORDERNUMBER'
    THEN
    v_sql_where := v_sql_where || v_group_where
    || 'AND po.order_id = :v_search_value1_in '
    IF (outcursor%ISOPEN) THEN
    CLOSE outcursor;
    END IF;
    OPEN outcursor FOR
    'SELECT ' || v_sql_select || v_sql_from || v_sql_where
    USING v_search_value1_in;
    ELSIF UPPER(v_search_type_in) = 'STATUSONLY'
    THEN
    v_sql_where := v_sql_where || v_group_where || v_status_where
    IF (outcursor%ISOPEN) THEN
    CLOSE outcursor;
    END IF;
    OPEN outcursor FOR
    'SELECT ' || v_sql_select || v_sql_from || v_sql_where || v_sql_order_by
    USING v_open_status, v_requested_status, v_cancelled_status, v_closed_status;
    ELSIF UPPER(v_search_type_in) = 'BILLINGNAME'
    THEN
    v_upper_search_value1 := UPPER(v_search_value1_in);
    v_sql_where := v_sql_where || ' ' || v_group_where
    || 'AND po.upper_billing_name LIKE ''%'' || :v_upper_search_value1 || ''%'' '
    IF (outcursor%ISOPEN) THEN
    CLOSE outcursor;
    END IF;
    OPEN outcursor FOR
    'SELECT ' || v_sql_select || v_sql_from || v_sql_where || v_sql_order_by
    USING v_upper_search_value1;
    ELSIF UPPER(v_search_type_in) = 'GROUP'
    THEN
    IF v_search_value1_in = '0' -- Unassigned
    THEN
    v_sql_from := v_sql_from || ' ,product_order_detail_actv_v pod ';
    v_sql_where := v_sql_where || ' ' || v_status_where
    || 'AND po.order_id = pod.order_id '
    || 'AND pod.group_id IS NULL '
    IF (outcursor%ISOPEN) THEN
    CLOSE outcursor;
    END IF;
    OPEN outcursor FOR
    'SELECT DISTINCT ' || v_sql_select || v_sql_from || v_sql_where || v_sql_order_by
    USING v_open_status, v_requested_status, v_cancelled_status, v_closed_status;
    ELSE
    v_sql_where := v_sql_where || ' ' || v_status_where
    || 'AND pog.group_id = :v_group_for_search '
    IF (outcursor%ISOPEN) THEN
    CLOSE outcursor;
    END IF;
    OPEN outcursor FOR
    'SELECT ' || v_sql_select || v_sql_from || v_sql_where || v_sql_order_by
    USING v_open_status, v_requested_status, v_cancelled_status, v_closed_status, v_group_for_search;
    END IF;
    ELSIF UPPER(v_search_type_in) = 'SHIPPINGNAME'
    THEN
    v_upper_search_value1 := UPPER(v_search_value1_in);
    v_sql_where := v_sql_where || ' ' || v_group_where
    || 'AND po.upper_shipping_name LIKE ''%'' || :v_upper_search_value1 || ''%'' '
    IF (outcursor%ISOPEN) THEN
    CLOSE outcursor;
    END IF;
    OPEN outcursor FOR
    'SELECT ' || v_sql_select || v_sql_from || v_sql_where || v_sql_order_by
    USING v_upper_search_value1;
    ELSIF UPPER(v_search_type_in) = 'USERNAME'
    THEN
    v_lower_search_value1 := LOWER(v_search_value1_in);
    v_sql_from := v_sql_from || ' ,sxweb01.customer c ';
    v_sql_where := v_sql_where || ' ' || v_group_where
    || 'AND po.customer_id = c.customer_id '
    || 'AND c.username LIKE ''%'' || :v_lower_search_value1 || ''%'' '
    IF (outcursor%ISOPEN) THEN
    CLOSE outcursor;
    END IF;
    OPEN outcursor FOR
    'SELECT ' || v_sql_select || v_sql_from || v_sql_where || v_sql_order_by
    USING v_lower_search_value1;
    ELSIF UPPER(v_search_type_in) = 'BILLINGADDRESS1'
    THEN
    v_upper_search_value1 := UPPER(v_search_value1_in);
    v_sql_from := v_sql_from || ' ,order_payment op '
    || ' ,credit_card cc '
    || ' ,om_address oma '
    v_sql_where := v_sql_where || ' ' || v_group_where
    || 'AND po.order_id = op.business_object_id '
    || 'AND op.business_object_type = ''ORDR'' '
    || 'AND op.payment_method = ''CRCD'' '
    || 'AND op.payment_method_id = cc.credit_card_id '
    || 'AND cc.address_id = oma.address_id '
    || 'AND UPPER(oma.address1) LIKE ''%'' || :v_upper_search_value1 || ''%'' '
    IF (outcursor%ISOPEN) THEN
    CLOSE outcursor;
    END IF;
    OPEN outcursor FOR
    'SELECT ' || v_sql_select || v_sql_from || v_sql_where || v_sql_order_by
    USING v_upper_search_value1;
    ELSIF UPPER(v_search_type_in) = 'SHIPPINGADDRESS1'
    THEN
    v_upper_search_value1 := UPPER(v_search_value1_in);
    v_sql_from := v_sql_from || ' ,shipping_info si '
    || ' ,om_address oma '
    v_sql_where := v_sql_where || ' ' || v_group_where
    || 'AND po.order_id = si.order_id '
    || 'AND si.ship_to_address_id = oma.address_id '
    || 'AND UPPER(oma.address1) LIKE ''%'' || :v_upper_search_value1 || ''%'' '
    IF (outcursor%ISOPEN) THEN
    CLOSE outcursor;
    END IF;
    OPEN outcursor FOR
    'SELECT ' || v_sql_select || v_sql_from || v_sql_where || v_sql_order_by
    USING v_upper_search_value1;
    ELSIF UPPER(v_search_type_in) = 'BILLINGPHONE'
    THEN
    v_sql_from := v_sql_from || ' ,order_payment op '
    || ' ,credit_card cc '
    v_sql_where := v_sql_where || ' ' || v_group_where
    || 'AND po.order_id = op.business_object_id '
    || 'AND op.business_object_type = ''ORDR'' '
    || 'AND op.payment_method = ''CRCD'' '
    || 'AND op.payment_method_id = cc.credit_card_id '
    || 'AND cc.home_phone = :v_search_value1_in '
    IF (outcursor%ISOPEN) THEN
    CLOSE outcursor;
    END IF;
    OPEN outcursor FOR
    'SELECT ' || v_sql_select || v_sql_from || v_sql_where || v_sql_order_by
    USING v_search_value1_in;
    ELSIF UPPER(v_search_type_in) = 'SHIPPINGPHONE'
    THEN
    v_sql_from := v_sql_from || ' ,shipping_info si '
    v_sql_where := v_sql_where || ' ' || v_group_where
    || 'AND po.order_id = si.order_id '
    || 'AND si.ship_phone = :v_search_value1_in '
    IF (outcursor%ISOPEN) THEN
    CLOSE outcursor;
    END IF;
    OPEN outcursor FOR
    'SELECT ' || v_sql_select || v_sql_from || v_sql_where || v_sql_order_by
    USING v_search_value1_in;
    ELSIF UPPER(v_search_type_in) = 'CREDITCARDNUMBER'
    THEN
    v_sql_from := v_sql_from || ' ,order_payment op '
    || ' ,credit_card cc '
    v_sql_where := v_sql_where || ' ' || v_group_where
    || 'AND po.order_id = op.business_object_id '
    || 'AND op.business_object_type = ''ORDR'' '
    || 'AND op.payment_method = ''CRCD'' '
    || 'AND op.payment_method_id = cc.credit_card_id '
    || 'AND cc.credit_card_number = :v_search_value1_in '
    IF (outcursor%ISOPEN) THEN
    CLOSE outcursor;
    END IF;
    OPEN outcursor FOR
    'SELECT ' || v_sql_select || v_sql_from || v_sql_where || v_sql_order_by
    USING v_search_value1_in;
    ELSIF UPPER(v_search_type_in) = 'PONUMBER'
    THEN
    v_sql_from := ' '
    || 'FROM ' || ' product_order_detail_actv_v pod ,' || SUBSTR(v_sql_from, 6);
    v_sql_where := v_sql_where || v_group_where
    || 'AND pod.po_no = :v_search_value1_in '
    || 'AND po.order_id = pod.order_id '
    IF (outcursor%ISOPEN) THEN
    CLOSE outcursor;
    END IF;
    OPEN outcursor FOR
    'SELECT /*+ ORDERED */ DISTINCT ' || v_sql_select || v_sql_from || v_sql_where
    USING v_search_value1_in;
    ELSIF UPPER(v_search_type_in) = 'USERASSIGNED'
    THEN
    IF v_search_value1_in = '0' -- 'Unassigned'
    THEN
    v_sql_where := v_sql_where || ' ' || v_group_where || ' ' || v_status_where
    || 'AND pog.unassigned_flag = ''Y'' '
    IF (outcursor%ISOPEN) THEN
    CLOSE outcursor;
    END IF;
    OPEN outcursor FOR
    'SELECT ' || v_sql_select || v_sql_from || v_sql_where || v_sql_order_by
    USING v_open_status, v_requested_status, v_cancelled_status, v_closed_status;
    ELSE
    v_sql_where := v_sql_where || ' ' || v_group_where || ' ' || v_status_where
    || 'AND pog.dn_employee_id = :v_search_value1_in '
    IF (outcursor%ISOPEN) THEN
    CLOSE outcursor;
    END IF;
    OPEN outcursor FOR
    'SELECT ' || v_sql_select || v_sql_from || v_sql_where || v_sql_order_by
    USING v_open_status, v_requested_status, v_cancelled_status, v_closed_status, v_search_value1_in;
    END IF;
    ELSIF UPPER(v_search_type_in) = 'ORDERDATE'
    THEN
    v_sql_where := v_sql_where || ' ' || v_group_where || ' ' || v_status_where
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