Sql View Doubt

Hi all...
I am beginner of oracle sql 10g and also trainee.. i know why v r using views but im getting confused to use views bcoz im little weak to understand in english.. i have one doubt is it possible to use views in same table? can any one tell me?
Thankz

Think of a view as a stored query. A view can be created by querying one table or from a complex query joining many tables. But the end-user just sees the result, which looks like a table of rows to them. Generally you aren't trying to hide implementation but either hide sensitive data or filter unimportant data. For instance, let's say you have an employee table that has all sorts of information about an employee. Some of that information is sensitive (like their salary, any medical information, etc.). Other information (e.g., what department they work in, who their manager is) is not sensitive. If all that information is in one table but you want to hide the salary information from everyone but the HR dept., then you could make a view that selects the non-sensitive columns from the employee table and only grant select on that view to non-HR personnel. If you wanted managers only to have access to certain data in the employee table for employees that they manage, you could make a view for that as well.

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What is LAST_ACTIVE_TIME column in v$sql view

Hi,
I am using Oracle 10.2.0.3 version.
I have a doubt in v$sql view.
What is the meaning of LAST_ACTIVE_TIME column in v$sql view?
I presume it is the latest time when this SQL was executed in the database. M I right?
As per Oracle docs it's definition is as below.
LASTACTIVE_TIME - Time at which the query plan was last active ._
Thanks in advance.
Best Regards,
oratest

Dear oratest,
Please see the following link;
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14237/dynviews_2113.htm#REFRN30246
+"+
+LAST_ACTIVE_TIME+
+DATE+
+Time at which the query plan was last active+
+"+
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Regards.
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Use evdre to query data from a SQL View

Hi all
I believe that it is possible to use evdre to query data from a SQL View. If this is possible then how does one go about setting it up in the evdre options (assuming that the view has already been created)?
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Byron, perhaps this is no longer supported, it might be worth opening up a case at service.sap.com on this. However, I did find the following on Page 11 of the "Usages and Considerations of EVDRE" pdf file. This doc is imbedded in the helpfile for BPC 7 SP5 (which was released in August of 2009, well after note 1315011 was last updated.
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Sharmila,
Thanks for your response. Maybe I wasn't clear enough in my previous statement. I will give an example of what I am trying to accomplish.
Let's say I have 2 date fields(SUBMITDATE,COMPLETEDATE) in a table TABLE A
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IF COMPLTEEDATE is not null, then CYCLETIME = COMPLTEEDATE-SUBMITDATE
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Thanks
Dev
Hi,
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select deptno,sum(sal) sal
from scott.emp
group by deptno
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Coalesce in a SQL View?

I have a table as shown below:
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You need to use a stuff operator for this purpose... see this
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Can a SQL view see data from an ODBC connection?

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Hi Robet,
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http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms191462(v=sql.105).aspx
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Declare @StartDate/@EndDate in SQL View; cannot save (for use w/ ODBC)

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DECLARE @EndDate DateTime
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Hi Russell.
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Try this
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Imports System
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Imports System.Data
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Imports System.Math
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Imports Microsoft.SqlServer.Dts.Pipeline.Wrapper
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Imports Microsoft.SqlServer.Dts.Runtime.Wrapper
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Public Class ScriptMain
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SQL "View" with TS?

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I can see my tables but not the view.
greetings
schwede

Thankyou,
this is the first thing, the second is that i can`t write to the database.
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Problem to run the Crystal report inside from SAP B1 based on SQL views.

Hello,
I have a problem to run my Crystal report inside from SAP B1 which is based on SQL views.And the SQL views are stored in a separate database in SQL server.The error which i am getting is saying the the tablename does not exist.What i need to do in order to sort this problem.
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Try using a SQL synonym in your company database for the views outside the company database. I don't know if SBO will let you get away with it, but its worth a shot.
If your company database is MyCompany and you have a view called MyView in Views database, assuming the view belongs to schema dbo, and you want the synonym to belong to dbo schema in your company database, run this:
Use MyCompany
go
create synonym dbo.OutsiderView for
Views.dbo.MyView
go
select * from OutsiderView
The select statement should return the contents of MyView in the Views database while you are connected to your MyCompany database.
For more info, see the Books Online for MSSQL on topic synonym.
You will need to change your CR options to include displaying synonyms along with tables, views, etc. You may also need to grant select to B1 users.
Edited by: Cindy Lange on Apr 21, 2011 4:00 PM

Reports based on SQL view contain no data. Reports based on tables work just fine

When we load a report into Crystal reports server that is based on a SQL view the report will run but will contain no data. A report that pulls data from SQL tables works just fine. Running the crystal report on standalone crystal reports works just fine.
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V$SQL View underlying definition

HI
Is it possible to get underlying deifintion of v$views ? ( if i query text from dba_views i see v_$sql is selecting from v$sql)
I want to know what are the underlying tables used for v$sql.How can i find that
Thanks

sb92075 wrote:
894365 wrote:
HI
Is it possible to get underlying deifintion of v$views ? ( if i query text from dba_views i see v_$sql is selecting from v$sql)
I want to know what are the underlying tables used for v$sql.How can i find thatAny/all of the V$* "views" query SGA data structures & are presented as regular SQL Views.Which may be true, but doesn't answer his question.
The way it works is, let's take V$SQL as an example:
SQL> select owner,object_type,object_name from dba_objects where object_name='V$SQL';
OWNER        OBJECT_TYPE            OBJECT_NAME
PUBLIC        SYNONYM            V$SQL
SQL> So, V$SQL is actually a public synonym. Let's see what it points at:
SQL> exec print_table('select owner,synonym_name,table_owner,table_name,db_link from dba_synonyms where owner=''PUBLIC'' and synonym_name = ''V$SQL''');
OWNER                     : PUBLIC
SYNONYM_NAME                : V$SQL
TABLE_OWNER                : SYS
TABLE_NAME                : V_$SQL
DB_LINK                 :
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.Now, we can see that V$SQL is a public synonym that points to SYS.V_$SQL. Now, DBA_SYNONYMS says it's a table, but, it could also be a view. And, in this case, it is a view.
We can see that here:
SQL> exec print_table('select owner,object_type,object_name from dba_objects where owner=''SYS'' and object_name =''V_$SQL''');
OWNER                     : SYS
OBJECT_TYPE                : VIEW
OBJECT_NAME                : V_$SQL
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.Ok, so V_$SQL is a view.
Let's see what it's definition is:
SQL> exec print_table('select text from dba_views where owner=''SYS'' and view_name = ''V_$SQL''');
TEXT                     : select
"SQL_TEXT","SQL_FULLTEXT","SQL_ID","SHARABLE_MEM","PERSISTENT_MEM","RUNTIME_MEM"
,"SORTS","LOADED_VERSIONS","OPEN_VERSIONS","USERS_OPENING","FETCHES","EXECUTIONS
","PX_SERVERS_EXECUTIONS","END_OF_FETCH_COUNT","USERS_EXECUTING","LOADS","FIRST_
LOAD_TIME","INVALIDATIONS","PARSE_CALLS","DISK_READS","DIRECT_WRITES","BUFFER_GE
TS","APPLICATION_WAIT_TIME","CONCURRENCY_WAIT_TIME","CLUSTER_WAIT_TIME","USER_IO
_WAIT_TIME","PLSQL_EXEC_TIME","JAVA_EXEC_TIME","ROWS_PROCESSED","COMMAND_TYPE","
OPTIMIZER_MODE","OPTIMIZER_COST","OPTIMIZER_ENV","OPTIMIZER_ENV_HASH_VALUE","PAR
SING_USER_ID","PARSING_SCHEMA_ID","PARSING_SCHEMA_NAME","KEPT_VERSIONS","ADDRESS
","TYPE_CHK_HEAP","HASH_VALUE","OLD_HASH_VALUE","PLAN_HASH_VALUE","CHILD_NUMBER"
,"SERVICE","SERVICE_HASH","MODULE","MODULE_HASH","ACTION","ACTION_HASH","SERIALI
ZABLE_ABORTS","OUTLINE_CATEGORY","CPU_TIME","ELAPSED_TIME","OUTLINE_SID","CHILD_
ADDRESS","SQLTYPE","REMOTE","OBJECT_STATUS","LITERAL_HASH_VALUE","LAST_LOAD_TIME
","IS_OBSOLETE","IS_BIND_SENSITIVE","IS_BIND_AWARE","IS_SHAREABLE","CHILD_LATCH"
,"SQL_PROFILE","SQL_PATCH","SQL_PLAN_BASELINE","PROGRAM_ID","PROGRAM_LINE#","EXA
CT_MATCHING_SIGNATURE","FORCE_MATCHING_SIGNATURE","LAST_ACTIVE_TIME","BIND_DATA"
,"TYPECHECK_MEM","IO_CELL_OFFLOAD_ELIGIBLE_BYTES","IO_INTERCONNECT_BYTES","PHYSI
CAL_READ_REQUESTS","PHYSICAL_READ_BYTES","PHYSICAL_WRITE_REQUESTS","PHYSICAL_WRI
TE_BYTES","OPTIMIZED_PHY_READ_REQUESTS","LOCKED_TOTAL","PINNED_TOTAL","IO_CELL_U
NCOMPRESSED_BYTES","IO_CELL_OFFLOAD_RETURNED_BYTES" from v$sql
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.Huh? How can V_$SQL be based on V$SQL, when V$SQL is a synonym that points to V_$SQL??
Well, this is where the trick comes in. SYS.V$SQL is a fixed view, i.e. a view that is owned by SYS and starts with 'V$' or 'GV$'.
So, we can look at V$FIXED_VIEW_DEFINITION to see the definition of SYS.V$SQL:
SQL> exec print_table('select view_definition from v$fixed_view_definition where view_name = ''V$SQL''');
VIEW_DEFINITION            : select     SQL_TEXT , SQL_FULLTEXT , SQL_ID,
SHARABLE_MEM , PERSISTENT_MEM , RUNTIME_MEM , SORTS , LOADED_VERSIONS ,
OPEN_VERSIONS , USERS_OPENING , FETCHES , EXECUTIONS , PX_SERVERS_EXECUTIONS ,
END_OF_FETCH_COUNT, USERS_EXECUTING , LOADS , FIRST_LOAD_TIME, INVALIDATIONS,
PARSE_CALLS , DISK_READS , DIRECT_WRITES , BUFFER_GETS , APPLICATION_WAIT_TIME,
CONCURRENCY_WAIT_TIME, CLUSTER_WAIT_TIME, USER_IO_WAIT_TIME, PLSQL_EXEC_TIME,
JAVA_EXEC_TIME, ROWS_PROCESSED , COMMAND_TYPE , OPTIMIZER_MODE , OPTIMIZER_COST,
OPTIMIZER_ENV, OPTIMIZER_ENV_HASH_VALUE, PARSING_USER_ID , PARSING_SCHEMA_ID ,
PARSING_SCHEMA_NAME, KEPT_VERSIONS , ADDRESS , TYPE_CHK_HEAP , HASH_VALUE,
OLD_HASH_VALUE, PLAN_HASH_VALUE, CHILD_NUMBER, SERVICE, SERVICE_HASH, MODULE,
MODULE_HASH , ACTION , ACTION_HASH , SERIALIZABLE_ABORTS , OUTLINE_CATEGORY,
CPU_TIME, ELAPSED_TIME, OUTLINE_SID, CHILD_ADDRESS, SQLTYPE, REMOTE,
OBJECT_STATUS, LITERAL_HASH_VALUE, LAST_LOAD_TIME, IS_OBSOLETE,
IS_BIND_SENSITIVE, IS_BIND_AWARE, IS_SHAREABLE,CHILD_LATCH, SQL_PROFILE,
SQL_PATCH, SQL_PLAN_BASELINE, PROGRAM_ID, PROGRAM_LINE#,
EXACT_MATCHING_SIGNATURE, FORCE_MATCHING_SIGNATURE, LAST_ACTIVE_TIME, BIND_DATA,
TYPECHECK_MEM, IO_CELL_OFFLOAD_ELIGIBLE_BYTES, IO_INTERCONNECT_BYTES,
PHYSICAL_READ_REQUESTS, PHYSICAL_READ_BYTES, PHYSICAL_WRITE_REQUESTS,
PHYSICAL_WRITE_BYTES, OPTIMIZED_PHY_READ_REQUESTS, LOCKED_TOTAL, PINNED_TOTAL,
IO_CELL_UNCOMPRESSED_BYTES, IO_CELL_OFFLOAD_RETURNED_BYTES from GV$SQL where
inst_id = USERENV('Instance')
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.So, SYS.V$SQL is based on GV$SQL. So, what's GV$SQL??
SQL> exec print_table('select owner,object_type,object_name from dba_objects where object_name =''GV$SQL''');
OWNER                     : PUBLIC
OBJECT_TYPE                : SYNONYM
OBJECT_NAME                : GV$SQL
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.Another synonym?? Where does it all end?? (Hang in there, we're almost there!)
So, what does the GV$SQL synonym point to?
SQL> exec print_table('select * from dba_synonyms where owner=''PUBLIC'' and synonym_name = ''GV$SQL''');
OWNER                     : PUBLIC
SYNONYM_NAME                : GV$SQL
TABLE_OWNER                : SYS
TABLE_NAME                : GV_$SQL
DB_LINK                 :
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.Ok, so, now we have GV_$SQL. What's that, exactly? Is it really a table? Or perhaps another view?
SQL> exec print_table('select owner,object_type,object_name from dba_objects where owner=''SYS'' and object_name = ''GV_$SQL''');
OWNER                     : SYS
OBJECT_TYPE                : VIEW
OBJECT_NAME                : GV_$SQL
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.Ok, so GV_$SQL is another view. Let's look at that definition!
SQL> exec print_Table('select text from dba_views where owner=''SYS'' and view_name = ''GV_$SQL''');
TEXT                     : select
"INST_ID","SQL_TEXT","SQL_FULLTEXT","SQL_ID","SHARABLE_MEM","PERSISTENT_MEM","RU
NTIME_MEM","SORTS","LOADED_VERSIONS","OPEN_VERSIONS","USERS_OPENING","FETCHES","
EXECUTIONS","PX_SERVERS_EXECUTIONS","END_OF_FETCH_COUNT","USERS_EXECUTING","LOAD
S","FIRST_LOAD_TIME","INVALIDATIONS","PARSE_CALLS","DISK_READS","DIRECT_WRITES",
"BUFFER_GETS","APPLICATION_WAIT_TIME","CONCURRENCY_WAIT_TIME","CLUSTER_WAIT_TIME
","USER_IO_WAIT_TIME","PLSQL_EXEC_TIME","JAVA_EXEC_TIME","ROWS_PROCESSED","COMMA
ND_TYPE","OPTIMIZER_MODE","OPTIMIZER_COST","OPTIMIZER_ENV","OPTIMIZER_ENV_HASH_V
ALUE","PARSING_USER_ID","PARSING_SCHEMA_ID","PARSING_SCHEMA_NAME","KEPT_VERSIONS
","ADDRESS","TYPE_CHK_HEAP","HASH_VALUE","OLD_HASH_VALUE","PLAN_HASH_VALUE","CHI
LD_NUMBER","SERVICE","SERVICE_HASH","MODULE","MODULE_HASH","ACTION","ACTION_HASH
","SERIALIZABLE_ABORTS","OUTLINE_CATEGORY","CPU_TIME","ELAPSED_TIME","OUTLINE_SI
D","CHILD_ADDRESS","SQLTYPE","REMOTE","OBJECT_STATUS","LITERAL_HASH_VALUE","LAST
_LOAD_TIME","IS_OBSOLETE","IS_BIND_SENSITIVE","IS_BIND_AWARE","IS_SHAREABLE","CH
ILD_LATCH","SQL_PROFILE","SQL_PATCH","SQL_PLAN_BASELINE","PROGRAM_ID","PROGRAM_L
INE#","EXACT_MATCHING_SIGNATURE","FORCE_MATCHING_SIGNATURE","LAST_ACTIVE_TIME","
BIND_DATA","TYPECHECK_MEM","IO_CELL_OFFLOAD_ELIGIBLE_BYTES","IO_INTERCONNECT_BYT
ES","PHYSICAL_READ_REQUESTS","PHYSICAL_READ_BYTES","PHYSICAL_WRITE_REQUESTS","PH
YSICAL_WRITE_BYTES","OPTIMIZED_PHY_READ_REQUESTS","LOCKED_TOTAL","PINNED_TOTAL",
"IO_CELL_UNCOMPRESSED_BYTES","IO_CELL_OFFLOAD_RETURNED_BYTES" from gv$sql
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.Another GV$SQL?? Does this ever end???
Back to V$FIXED_VIEW_DEFINITION for the final round:
SQL> exec print_table('select view_definition from v$fixed_view_definition where view_name = ''GV$SQL''');
VIEW_DEFINITION            : select inst_id,kglnaobj,kglfnobj,kglobt03,
kglobhs0+kglobhs1+kglobhs2+kglobhs3+kglobhs4+kglobhs5+kglobhs6+kglobt16,
kglobt08+kglobt11, kglobt10, kglobt01, decode(kglobhs6,0,0,1),
decode(kglhdlmd,0,0,1), kglhdlkc, kglobt04, kglobt05, kglobt48, kglobt35,
kglobpc6, kglhdldc, substr(to_char(kglnatim,'YYYY-MM-DD/HH24:MI:SS'),1,19),
kglhdivc, kglobt12, kglobt13, kglobwdw, kglobt14, kglobwap, kglobwcc, kglobwcl,
kglobwui, kglobt42, kglobt43, kglobt15, kglobt02, decode(kglobt32,       0,
'NONE',        1, 'ALL_ROWS',          2, 'FIRST_ROWS',          3, 'RULE',
4, 'CHOOSE',            'UNKNOWN'), kglobtn0, kglobcce, kglobcceh, kglobt17,
kglobt18, kglobts4, kglhdkmk, kglhdpar, kglobtp0, kglnahsh, kglobt46, kglobt30,
kglobt09, kglobts5, kglobt48, kglobts0, kglobt19, kglobts1, kglobt20, kglobt21,
kglobts2, kglobt06, kglobt07, decode(kglobt28, 0, to_number(NULL), kglobt28),
kglhdadr, kglobt29, decode(bitand(kglobt00,64),64, 'Y', 'N'), decode(kglobsta,
1, 'VALID',        2, 'VALID_AUTH_ERROR',      3, 'VALID_COMPILE_ERROR',
4, 'VALID_UNAUTH',       5, 'INVALID_UNAUTH',           6, 'INVALID'), kglobt31,
substr(to_char(kglobtt0,'YYYY-MM-DD/HH24:MI:SS'),1,19), decode(kglobt33, 1, 'Y',
'N'), decode(bitand(kglobacs, 1), 1, 'Y', 'N'), decode(bitand(kglobacs, 2), 2,
'Y', 'N'), decode(bitand(kglobacs, 4), 4, 'Y', 'N'), kglhdclt, kglobts3,
kglobts7, kglobts6, kglobt44, kglobt45, kglobt47, kglobt49, kglobcla,
kglobcbca, kglobt22, kglobt52, kglobt53, kglobt54, kglobt55, kglobt56,
kglobt57, kglobt58, kglobt23, kglobt24, kglobt59, kglobt53 -
((kglobt55+kglobt57) - kglobt52) from x$kglcursor_childSo, here we are, finally, we get to the fabled 'X$' table! An X$ table is hardcoded into the Oracle kernel, and it's a table projection of a chunk of the SGA memory. It's can't be updated, only queried, and is not subject to read consistency.
I'm sure this post will raise questions, but it's already too long, so, I'll leave it at that.
Feel free to ask follow up questions, and I'll try to address them.
Hope that helps,
-Mark

SQL Views for applications, deployment types and deployments

Has anyone seen any diagrams yet of the relationship between the views in the database for applications? They are needless to say quite a bit more complex than the old Packages/Programs/Advertisements views. I can probably figure out what I need,
but it would save quite a time to be able to see the relationships called out. A description of what some of the views actually do would be helpful too, I can figure out some, but others are a bit obtuse.
Unfortunately there isn't an out of the box report that shows the information my customer wants, so I have to create one from scratch.
If anyone is currious they want to see the status for all the computers that are targetted with an application deployment, this would include error codes, status, ect...
Bob

Yes, I know this is an old post, but I’m trying to clean them up. Did you solve this problem, if so what was the solution?
The SQL view document has been release, it should help you out.
https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dn581978.aspx
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Using SQL view From SQL Express in Flex

Hello All , i am new at Flex and yet searching for a basic answere to even more basic question...
i am currently looking for a way o extract and import SQL views from my SQL Express database ( on my local host) and present it with RIA on desktop, grpahs Charts etc.
my question is, which way is the best to do so ?
need i to use Coldfusion For the Data ? and then Flex3 For the design ( i.e Graphs)?
or maybe using another ODBC program for XML file and then Connect it as Data Resource into the flex3 project
as you must see , i am a bit confused....
thanks in advance

Hi,
If you go for AIR you can directly connect to Database and you can get the data and can be shown graphically ,
But if you Go for Webapplication(Flex ) then definately u should use some backend like CFC,PHP,JAVA,.Net............ in order to connect to DB and use Remote Objects/HttpService and show the Result Graphically..............

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