Sum of Calculated(Multiplication) Column

I have a requirement where I need sum of calculated column.
There are 3 columns.
A, B and A*B.
I want the Sum for the 3rd column.
Sum(A) and Sum(B) are straightforward.
My question is, how to do the Sum for the thrid column A*B
Sum(A) * Sum(B) won't give the right value. It will work fine for Addition and Subtraction but not for Multiplication.
Any help is greatly appreciated.

Ravi,
Thanks for the help. It was good one.
If anyone else intersted to know what he did.
<?xdoxslt:set_variable($_XDOCTX, ’TVar’, xdoxslt:get_variable($_XDOCTX,’TVar’) + A*B)?>
and in the group total column print the variable.
<?xdoxslt:get_variable($_XDOCTX, ’TVar’)?>
Ganesh

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5 UNION ALL SELECT TO_DATE('13/09/1996','dd/mm/yyyy') AS CDATE, 'Y' AS BROCHURE, 'Y' AS WEBSITE, 'N' AS DIRECT_MAIL, 'N' AS PRESS_RELEASE, 'N' AS JOURNAL_AD FROM DUAL
6 UNION ALL SELECT TO_DATE('01/04/1997','dd/mm/yyyy') AS CDATE, 'Y' AS BROCHURE, 'Y' AS WEBSITE, 'N' AS DIRECT_MAIL, 'N' AS PRESS_RELEASE, 'N' AS JOURNAL_AD FROM DUAL
7 UNION ALL SELECT TO_DATE('02/04/1997','dd/mm/yyyy') AS CDATE, 'Y' AS BROCHURE, 'Y' AS WEBSITE, 'Y' AS DIRECT_MAIL, 'N' AS PRESS_RELEASE, 'Y' AS JOURNAL_AD FROM DUAL
8 UNION ALL SELECT TO_DATE('23/06/1997','dd/mm/yyyy') AS CDATE, 'N' AS BROCHURE, 'Y' AS WEBSITE, 'N' AS DIRECT_MAIL, 'N' AS PRESS_RELEASE, 'Y' AS JOURNAL_AD FROM DUAL
9 UNION ALL SELECT TO_DATE('13/09/1997','dd/mm/yyyy') AS CDATE, 'Y' AS BROCHURE, 'Y' AS WEBSITE, 'N' AS DIRECT_MAIL, 'N' AS PRESS_RELEASE, 'N' AS JOURNAL_AD FROM DUAL
10 UNION ALL SELECT TO_DATE('01/04/1998','dd/mm/yyyy') AS CDATE, 'Y' AS BROCHURE, 'Y' AS WEBSITE, 'Y' AS DIRECT_MAIL, 'N' AS PRESS_RELEASE, 'N' AS JOURNAL_AD FROM DUAL
11 UNION ALL SELECT TO_DATE('02/04/1998','dd/mm/yyyy') AS CDATE, 'Y' AS BROCHURE, 'N' AS WEBSITE, 'N' AS DIRECT_MAIL, 'Y' AS PRESS_RELEASE, 'N' AS JOURNAL_AD FROM DUAL
12 UNION ALL SELECT TO_DATE('23/06/1998','dd/mm/yyyy') AS CDATE, 'N' AS BROCHURE, 'Y' AS WEBSITE, 'N' AS DIRECT_MAIL, 'N' AS PRESS_RELEASE, 'Y' AS JOURNAL_AD FROM DUAL
13 UNION ALL SELECT TO_DATE('13/09/1998','dd/mm/yyyy') AS CDATE, 'Y' AS BROCHURE, 'Y' AS WEBSITE, 'N' AS DIRECT_MAIL, 'N' AS PRESS_RELEASE, 'Y' AS JOURNAL_AD FROM DUAL
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15 UNION ALL SELECT TO_DATE('02/04/1999','dd/mm/yyyy') AS CDATE, 'Y' AS BROCHURE, 'N' AS WEBSITE, 'N' AS DIRECT_MAIL, 'Y' AS PRESS_RELEASE, 'N' AS JOURNAL_AD FROM DUAL
16 UNION ALL SELECT TO_DATE('23/06/1999','dd/mm/yyyy') AS CDATE, 'N' AS BROCHURE, 'Y' AS WEBSITE, 'N' AS DIRECT_MAIL, 'N' AS PRESS_RELEASE, 'N' AS JOURNAL_AD FROM DUAL
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18 UNION ALL SELECT TO_DATE('01/04/2000','dd/mm/yyyy') AS CDATE, 'Y' AS BROCHURE, 'Y' AS WEBSITE, 'Y' AS DIRECT_MAIL, 'N' AS PRESS_RELEASE, 'Y' AS JOURNAL_AD FROM DUAL
19 UNION ALL SELECT TO_DATE('02/04/2000','dd/mm/yyyy') AS CDATE, 'Y' AS BROCHURE, 'Y' AS WEBSITE, 'Y' AS DIRECT_MAIL, 'Y' AS PRESS_RELEASE, 'N' AS JOURNAL_AD FROM DUAL
20 UNION ALL SELECT TO_DATE('23/06/2000','dd/mm/yyyy') AS CDATE, 'Y' AS BROCHURE, 'Y' AS WEBSITE, 'N' AS DIRECT_MAIL, 'N' AS PRESS_RELEASE, 'N' AS JOURNAL_AD FROM DUAL
21 UNION ALL SELECT TO_DATE('13/09/2000','dd/mm/yyyy') AS CDATE, 'Y' AS BROCHURE, 'Y' AS WEBSITE, 'Y' AS DIRECT_MAIL, 'Y' AS PRESS_RELEASE, 'N' AS JOURNAL_AD FROM DUAL
22 )
23 SELECT cyear
24        ,ctype
25        ,RANK()       OVER (PARTITION BY cyear ORDER BY num_media DESC) ranking
26        ,DENSE_RANK() OVER (PARTITION BY cyear ORDER BY num_media DESC) dense_ranking
27 FROM (SELECT TRUNC(CDATE,'Y') CYEAR
28             ,'BROCHURE' CTYPE, SUM(DECODE(BROCHURE, 'Y', 1, 0)) NUM_MEDIA
29        FROM test
30        GROUP BY TRUNC(CDATE,'Y')
31        UNION ALL
32        SELECT TRUNC(CDATE,'Y') CYEAR
33             ,'WEBSITE' CTYPE, SUM(DECODE(WEBSITE, 'Y', 1, 0))
34        FROM test
35        GROUP BY TRUNC(CDATE,'Y')
36        UNION ALL
37        SELECT TRUNC(CDATE,'Y') CYEAR
38             ,'DIRECT_MAIL' CTYPE, SUM(DECODE(DIRECT_MAIL, 'Y', 1, 0))
39        FROM test
40        GROUP BY TRUNC(CDATE,'Y')
41        UNION ALL
42        SELECT TRUNC(CDATE,'Y') CYEAR
43             ,'PRESS_RELEASE' CTYPE, SUM(DECODE(PRESS_RELEASE, 'Y', 1, 0))
44        FROM test
45        GROUP BY TRUNC(CDATE,'Y')
46        UNION ALL
47        SELECT TRUNC(CDATE,'Y') CYEAR
48             ,'JOURNAL_AD' CTYPE, SUM(DECODE(JOURNAL_AD, 'Y', 1, 0))
49        FROM test
50        GROUP BY TRUNC(CDATE,'Y')
51       )
52* order by cyear desc, ranking
53 /
CYEAR                         CTYPE             RANKING DENSE_RANKING
01-Jan-2000 00:00:00          BROCHURE                1             1
01-Jan-2000 00:00:00          WEBSITE                 1             1
01-Jan-2000 00:00:00          DIRECT_MAIL             3             2
01-Jan-2000 00:00:00          PRESS_RELEASE           4             3
01-Jan-2000 00:00:00          JOURNAL_AD              5             4
01-Jan-1999 00:00:00          BROCHURE                1             1
01-Jan-1999 00:00:00          WEBSITE                 1             1
01-Jan-1999 00:00:00          DIRECT_MAIL             3             2
01-Jan-1999 00:00:00          PRESS_RELEASE           4             3
01-Jan-1999 00:00:00          JOURNAL_AD              4             3
01-Jan-1998 00:00:00          BROCHURE                1             1
01-Jan-1998 00:00:00          WEBSITE                 1             1
01-Jan-1998 00:00:00          JOURNAL_AD              3             2
01-Jan-1998 00:00:00          DIRECT_MAIL             4             3
01-Jan-1998 00:00:00          PRESS_RELEASE           4             3
01-Jan-1997 00:00:00          WEBSITE                 1             1
01-Jan-1997 00:00:00          BROCHURE                2             2
01-Jan-1997 00:00:00          JOURNAL_AD              3             3
01-Jan-1997 00:00:00          DIRECT_MAIL             4             4
01-Jan-1997 00:00:00          PRESS_RELEASE           5             5
01-Jan-1996 00:00:00          BROCHURE                1             1
01-Jan-1996 00:00:00          WEBSITE                 2             2
01-Jan-1996 00:00:00          DIRECT_MAIL             3             3
01-Jan-1996 00:00:00          PRESS_RELEASE           4             4
01-Jan-1996 00:00:00          JOURNAL_AD              5             5You can see that in year 2000 there is a tie for first place (ranking #1). The RANK function will name the second highest count 3 (skipping the rank of 2 due to the tie), while the DENSE_RANK function will not skip a ranking.
Now, to filter on the ranking, wrap your query in another in-line view like this - but use which ever ranking function YOUR requirements call for:
SQL>WITH test AS
2 (         SELECT TO_DATE('01/04/1996','dd/mm/yyyy') AS CDATE, 'Y' AS BROCHURE, 'Y' AS WEBSITE, 'Y' AS DIRECT_MAIL, 'N' AS PRESS_RELEASE, 'N' AS JOURNAL_AD FROM DUAL
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4 UNION ALL SELECT TO_DATE('23/06/1996','dd/mm/yyyy') AS CDATE, 'Y' AS BROCHURE, 'N' AS WEBSITE, 'Y' AS DIRECT_MAIL, 'Y' AS PRESS_RELEASE, 'N' AS JOURNAL_AD FROM DUAL
5 UNION ALL SELECT TO_DATE('13/09/1996','dd/mm/yyyy') AS CDATE, 'Y' AS BROCHURE, 'Y' AS WEBSITE, 'N' AS DIRECT_MAIL, 'N' AS PRESS_RELEASE, 'N' AS JOURNAL_AD FROM DUAL
6 UNION ALL SELECT TO_DATE('01/04/1997','dd/mm/yyyy') AS CDATE, 'Y' AS BROCHURE, 'Y' AS WEBSITE, 'N' AS DIRECT_MAIL, 'N' AS PRESS_RELEASE, 'N' AS JOURNAL_AD FROM DUAL
7 UNION ALL SELECT TO_DATE('02/04/1997','dd/mm/yyyy') AS CDATE, 'Y' AS BROCHURE, 'Y' AS WEBSITE, 'Y' AS DIRECT_MAIL, 'N' AS PRESS_RELEASE, 'Y' AS JOURNAL_AD FROM DUAL
8 UNION ALL SELECT TO_DATE('23/06/1997','dd/mm/yyyy') AS CDATE, 'N' AS BROCHURE, 'Y' AS WEBSITE, 'N' AS DIRECT_MAIL, 'N' AS PRESS_RELEASE, 'Y' AS JOURNAL_AD FROM DUAL
9 UNION ALL SELECT TO_DATE('13/09/1997','dd/mm/yyyy') AS CDATE, 'Y' AS BROCHURE, 'Y' AS WEBSITE, 'N' AS DIRECT_MAIL, 'N' AS PRESS_RELEASE, 'N' AS JOURNAL_AD FROM DUAL
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16 UNION ALL SELECT TO_DATE('23/06/1999','dd/mm/yyyy') AS CDATE, 'N' AS BROCHURE, 'Y' AS WEBSITE, 'N' AS DIRECT_MAIL, 'N' AS PRESS_RELEASE, 'N' AS JOURNAL_AD FROM DUAL
17 UNION ALL SELECT TO_DATE('13/09/1999','dd/mm/yyyy') AS CDATE, 'Y' AS BROCHURE, 'Y' AS WEBSITE, 'Y' AS DIRECT_MAIL, 'N' AS PRESS_RELEASE, 'N' AS JOURNAL_AD FROM DUAL
18 UNION ALL SELECT TO_DATE('01/04/2000','dd/mm/yyyy') AS CDATE, 'Y' AS BROCHURE, 'Y' AS WEBSITE, 'Y' AS DIRECT_MAIL, 'N' AS PRESS_RELEASE, 'Y' AS JOURNAL_AD FROM DUAL
19 UNION ALL SELECT TO_DATE('02/04/2000','dd/mm/yyyy') AS CDATE, 'Y' AS BROCHURE, 'Y' AS WEBSITE, 'Y' AS DIRECT_MAIL, 'Y' AS PRESS_RELEASE, 'N' AS JOURNAL_AD FROM DUAL
20 UNION ALL SELECT TO_DATE('23/06/2000','dd/mm/yyyy') AS CDATE, 'Y' AS BROCHURE, 'Y' AS WEBSITE, 'N' AS DIRECT_MAIL, 'N' AS PRESS_RELEASE, 'N' AS JOURNAL_AD FROM DUAL
21 UNION ALL SELECT TO_DATE('13/09/2000','dd/mm/yyyy') AS CDATE, 'Y' AS BROCHURE, 'Y' AS WEBSITE, 'Y' AS DIRECT_MAIL, 'Y' AS PRESS_RELEASE, 'N' AS JOURNAL_AD FROM DUAL
22 )
23 SELECT * FROM (
24      SELECT cyear
25            ,ctype
26            ,RANK()       OVER (PARTITION BY cyear ORDER BY num_media DESC) ranking
27            ,DENSE_RANK() OVER (PARTITION BY cyear ORDER BY num_media DESC) dense_ranking
28      FROM (SELECT TRUNC(CDATE,'Y') CYEAR
29                 ,'BROCHURE' CTYPE, SUM(DECODE(BROCHURE, 'Y', 1, 0)) NUM_MEDIA
30            FROM test
31            GROUP BY TRUNC(CDATE,'Y')
32            UNION ALL
33            SELECT TRUNC(CDATE,'Y') CYEAR
34                 ,'WEBSITE' CTYPE, SUM(DECODE(WEBSITE, 'Y', 1, 0))
35            FROM test
36            GROUP BY TRUNC(CDATE,'Y')
37            UNION ALL
38            SELECT TRUNC(CDATE,'Y') CYEAR
39                 ,'DIRECT_MAIL' CTYPE, SUM(DECODE(DIRECT_MAIL, 'Y', 1, 0))
40            FROM test
41            GROUP BY TRUNC(CDATE,'Y')
42            UNION ALL
43            SELECT TRUNC(CDATE,'Y') CYEAR
44                 ,'PRESS_RELEASE' CTYPE, SUM(DECODE(PRESS_RELEASE, 'Y', 1, 0))
45            FROM test
46            GROUP BY TRUNC(CDATE,'Y')
47            UNION ALL
48            SELECT TRUNC(CDATE,'Y') CYEAR
49                 ,'JOURNAL_AD' CTYPE, SUM(DECODE(JOURNAL_AD, 'Y', 1, 0))
50            FROM test
51            GROUP BY TRUNC(CDATE,'Y')
52           )
53      )
54 where RANKING <= 4
55* order by cyear desc, ranking
56 /
CYEAR                         CTYPE             RANKING DENSE_RANKING
01-Jan-2000 00:00:00          WEBSITE                 1             1
01-Jan-2000 00:00:00          BROCHURE                1             1
01-Jan-2000 00:00:00          DIRECT_MAIL             3             2
01-Jan-2000 00:00:00          PRESS_RELEASE           4             3
01-Jan-1999 00:00:00          BROCHURE                1             1
01-Jan-1999 00:00:00          WEBSITE                 1             1
01-Jan-1999 00:00:00          DIRECT_MAIL             3             2
01-Jan-1999 00:00:00          JOURNAL_AD              4             3
01-Jan-1999 00:00:00          PRESS_RELEASE           4             3
01-Jan-1998 00:00:00          BROCHURE                1             1
01-Jan-1998 00:00:00          WEBSITE                 1             1
01-Jan-1998 00:00:00          JOURNAL_AD              3             2
01-Jan-1998 00:00:00          PRESS_RELEASE           4             3
01-Jan-1998 00:00:00          DIRECT_MAIL             4             3
01-Jan-1997 00:00:00          WEBSITE                 1             1
01-Jan-1997 00:00:00          BROCHURE                2             2
01-Jan-1997 00:00:00          JOURNAL_AD              3             3
01-Jan-1997 00:00:00          DIRECT_MAIL             4             4
01-Jan-1996 00:00:00          BROCHURE                1             1
01-Jan-1996 00:00:00          WEBSITE                 2             2
01-Jan-1996 00:00:00          DIRECT_MAIL             3             3
01-Jan-1996 00:00:00          PRESS_RELEASE           4             4

Multiple columns are specified in an aggregated expression containing an outer reference...

Hi guys, probably I am still sleeping, but why in the first select I retrieve 0 as bb and in the second I retrieve
Multiple columns are specified in an aggregated expression containing an outer reference. If an expression being aggregated contains an outer reference, then that outer reference must be the only column referenced in the expression.
create table car (N_state varchar(20), city varchar (20), cars int) insert into car values('California', 'Los Angeles',1000), ('Ohio', 'Columbus', 300), ('Texas', 'Austin',400), ('Florida', 'Miami',800), ('Florida', 'Orlando',200)
with cte as ( select *, (select sum(cars) from car) as bb from car) select *, cars, bb, cars/bb as cc from cte
select *, (select sum(case when c1.N_state=c2.N_state then cars else 0 end) from car c2) as bb from car c1
Many Thanks

The 0s are due to implicit conversion as operands are of type int
Modifying it as below will wok fine
;with cte as ( select *, (select sum(cars) from car) as bb
from car) select *, cars, bb, cars*1.0/bb as cc from cte
Now for second part you need to write query as below
select *, sum(cars) over (partition by N_state) as bb from car c1
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GROUP BY with multiple columns.

I have little query about GROUP BY clause.
Sometimes we will give multiple column names in GROUP BY .If it behaves in the same way as ORDER BY (multiple columns) i would love to have an example where I can use GROUP BY multiple columns. Anyways howsoever it behaves it will be really appreciated if anyone can explain a scenario where GROUP BY with multiple columns can be used.
I know about the usage of aggregate functions with GROUP BY but using only one column.
Thanks..!!!

Hi,
Group by is used for grouping of same records. check this bellow scenario
SELECT registrationid, dateofbirth, age FROM prawin62 WHERE registrationid = 22;
22     1/23/1975     54
22     5/18/2011     66
22     5/18/2011     66
22     5/18/2011     66
22     5/18/2011     66
22     5/18/2011     66SELECT registrationid, sum(age) FROM prawin62 WHERE registrationid = 22 GROUP BY registrationid;
22     384SELECT registrationid, dateofbirth, sum(age) FROM prawin62 WHERE registrationid = 22 GROUP BY registrationid, dateofbirth ;
22     5/18/2011     330
22     1/23/1975     54Thanks,
Praveen

Merge statement - update multiple columns from a single sub-select

Is it possible to write in 10gR2, a MERGE statement, with UPDATE for multiple columns from a single sub_select?
like this:
MERGE INTO tableA
using ( select * from temp) tmp
on( tableA. col1 = tmp.col1)
when matched then
update set ( tableA.col5,
                   tableA.col6,
                   tableA.col7) = ( select sum(col2), sum(col3), sum(col5)
                                                                             from tableX
                                                                            where tableX.col1 = tableA.col1...)

Hi,
The USING clause is not a sub-query, so it can't reference columns from tables that are not in it.
Include tableA in the USING clause if you really need to refer to it there. (It's not obvious that you do.)
As always, it helps if you post:
(1) The version of Oracle (and any other relevant software) you're using
(2) A little sample data (just enough to show what the problem is) from all the relevant tables
(3) The results you want from that data (In the case of a DML statement, such as MERGE, this will be the state of the tables when everything is finished.)
(4) Your best attempt so far (formatted)
(5) The full error message (if any), including line number
Executable SQL statements (like "CREATE TABLE AS ..." or "INSERT ..." statements) are best for (2).
If you can present your problem using commonly available tables (for example, tables in scott schema, or views in the data dictionary), then you can omit (2).
Formatted tabular output is okay for (3).

Result to be in multiple columns instead of one

Hi,
i have used the below sql :
select parent_id, max(sys_connect_by_path(name,'^')) History
from (select parent_id, name, row_number() over (partition by parent_id order by name) rn
from notes )
start with rn = 1
connect by prior rn = rn-1
and prior parent_id = parent_id
group by parent_id
order by parent_id
this gets me the 'HISTORY' row returned in a single column. Problem is if i have 5 HISTORY notes, they all appear in same column with delimiter ^.
Please help to modify query as to get History as multiple columns instead of 1
Below is example of sample data returned , NOTE: history could contain any amount of rows.
ID     HISTORY
1     ^TT updates requested^TT updates requested^Update on TT #104836
2     ^Call back actioned^Delivery Update^Internation Dialing ^TT Follow up (147023)
3     ^Queried poor signal strength
Idea case would be :
ID     HISTORY HISTORY1 HISTORY2
1     TT updates requested TT updates requested Update on TT #104836

Hi,
You might want to leave the results as one long string, but just add some spacing.
Right now you're using
sys_connect_by_path(name,'^')and getting output like
1 ^TT updates requested^TT updates requested^Update on TT #104836
2 ^Call back actioned^Delivery Update^Internation Dialing ^TT Follow up (147023)
3 ^Queried poor signal strengthwhich is as hard to read as an OTN posting that doesn't use \ tags. Naturally you're not going to insult your uses by asking them to read something like that.
If you use this instead:REPLACE ( sys_connect_by_path ( RPAD (name, 32)
               ,'^'
     , '^'
then the output will look like this:TT updates requested          TT updates requested          Update on TT #104836
Call back actioned          Delivery Update               Internation Dialing           TT Follow up (147023)
Queried poor signal strength
See this thread:
Re: Report count and sum from many rows into many columns
for various ways to deal with problems like this.

Setting different Tabel Cell SemanticColor for Multiple Columns of each row

Hi,
I have requirement of setting different colors to different columns for each row based on some condition in table data.
The data to table is coming from model, hence table is mapped to model node and attributes.
I have created Seperate Node CellColorNode with attribue CellClr1 and CellClr2 of type TextView Semantic Color.
Set the calculated, read only attribute to True. Mapped table columns text view to the CellColorNode->CellClr1 and CellColorNode-->CellClr2 correspondingly.
Now, my query is how do i set the colors to CellClr1 and CellClr2 attributes. As I need to set the color for multiple columns of each table row.
Is it in method getColorCellCellClr generated? Any Example Code?

Its resolved by following below link
http://scn.sap.com/thread/158286

Sum distinct by multiple key

How do I sum the first observation of a field from many observations with the same key. (sum distinct by multiple key)?

And if it fits your requirements:
select column, sum(distinct column)
from table
group by column;
-cf
(btw, how do you make your SQL appear in Courier font?)
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Comparison of multiple column values with a single column value

I have two separate tables say Tab1 and Tab2
I want to select some datas , which is common to both the tables.
In tab1 , there is a column 'STATE' and it's value is 'A'
In tab2, there are multiple columns for the state, say STATE_A,STATE_B, STATE_C ETC and a row is present with the following details
STATE_A = 1, STATE_B =1 ,STATE_C =0,STATE_D=1
I need to select STATE when STATE_A ='1',
if my STATE='B', this STATE has to be selected since STATE_B =' 1', similraly
if my STATE='D', this STATE has to be selected since STATE_D =' 1',
If my STATE='C', STATE_C should not get selected since it's '0'.
Is it possible to do this in a single SELECT statement, where I have some other checks also or else how can I achieve it?

Maybe this will help
Select * from STATE_MAS ;
STATE
A
B
D
F
H
Select * from STATE_CHILD
STATE_A STATE_B STATE_C STATE_D STATE_E STATE_F STATE_G STATE_H STATE_I STATE_J
1 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION GET_STATE (P_VAL VARCHAR) RETURN NUMBER IS
V_SQL VARCHAR2(200);
V_COL VARCHAR2(35);
P_RETURN NUMBER ;
BEGIN
V_COL := 'STATE_'||P_VAL;
V_SQL := 'SELECT 1 FROM STATE_CHILD WHERE '||V_COL||' = 1 ';
EXECUTE IMMEDIATE V_SQL INTO P_RETURN ;
RETURN P_RETURN ;
END;
SELECT STATE FROM STATE_MAS
WHERE GET_STATE(STATE) = 1 ;
STATE
A
D

JTextAreaCellRenderer to wrap text in multiple columns... any better way?

I would like to use a basic JTextArea cell renderer to wrap the text in a JTable cell, like in this thread
http://forum.java.sun.com/thread.jspa?threadID=664671&messageID=3893724
Although the technique works, a disadvantage is that it cannot be used "as is" for multiple columns due to the setRowHeight/revalidate issue. One suggested workaround was to keep track of the maximum row height, as described here:
http://www.javaspecialists.co.za/archive/newsletter.do?issue=106
Both seem a bit rough. Are there any other options or more efficient techniques for automatically wrapping text in a JTable cell?

Hello, did you search online? there are many tutorials like this one: http://www.photoshopessentials.com/photoshop-text/text-effects/text-wrap/
You simply create a path, substract the parts you do not need, then click with the text tool inside.
Note that it is not a dynamic text wrap, you need to change it if you move the objects around.

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