To re-write query using 'ANY' operator

Hi,
How to write the given query using 'ANY ' operator , I dont need to fetch to grade_master table twice in database, just need to fetch within the result set.
SELECT dsg_code,dsg_name,dsg_grade FROM designation_master WHERE dsg_orgn='&&Orgn' and dsg_ctry='&&ctry'
And dsg_loc ='&&loc' And dsg_oru = '&&oru' and dsg_grade in decode('&&radio_group',
1, SELECT grd_code FROM grade_master WHERE grd_osm_code in (Select grd_osm_code FROM grade_master WHERE grd_orgn='&&Orgn' and grd_ctry='&&ctry' And grd_loc ='&&loc' And grd_oru = '&&oru' and grd_code ='&&emp_grade'),
2, SELECT grd_code FROM grade_master WHERE grd_osm_code > (Select grd_osm_code FROM grade_master WHERE grd_orgn='&&orgn' and grd_ctry='&&ctry' and grd_loc ='&&loc' And grd_oru = '&&oru' and grd_code),
3, SELECT grd_code FROM grade_master WHERE grd_osm_code < (Select grd_osm_code FROM grade_master WHERE grd_orgn='&&orgn' and grd_ctry='&&ctry' And grd_loc ='&&loc' And grd_oru = '&&oru' and grd_code ='&&emp_grade'))
thanks
rincy

Tubby is correct that data and create statements are required to analyze it correctly.
Still I worked on it and created something using WITH clause
with grd_query
as
(Select grd_osm_code FROM grade_master WHERE grd_orgn='&&orgn' and grd_ctry='&&ctry' and grd_loc ='&&loc' And grd_oru = '&&oru' and grd_code ='&&emp_grade')
,grd_mst_query
as
(SELECT grd_code, grd_osm_code FROM grade_master)
SELECT dsg_code, dsg_name, dsg_grade
FROM designation_master
WHERE dsg_orgn = '&&Orgn'
   AND dsg_ctry = '&&ctry'
   AND dsg_loc = '&&loc'
   AND dsg_oru = '&&oru'
   AND dsg_grade in
   decode('&&radio_group',1, (SELECT grd_code FROM grd_mst_query WHERE grd_osm_code in (select * from grd_query)),
2, (SELECT grd_code FROM grd_mst_query WHERE grd_osm_code > (select * from grd_query)),
3, (SELECT grd_code FROM grd_mst_query WHERE grd_osm_code < (select * from grd_query)))this should avoid multiple scans on same table.
thanks

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How to write the given query using 'ANY ' operator

Hi,
How to write the given query using 'ANY ' operator , I dont need to fetch to grade_master table twice in database, just need to fetch within the result set.
SELECT dsg_code,dsg_name,dsg_grade FROM designation_master WHERE dsg_orgn='&&Orgn' and dsg_ctry='&&ctry'
And dsg_loc ='&&loc' And dsg_oru = '&&oru' and dsg_grade in decode('&&radio_group',
1, SELECT grd_code FROM grade_master WHERE grd_osm_code in (Select grd_osm_code FROM grade_master WHERE grd_orgn='&&Orgn' and grd_ctry='&&ctry' And grd_loc ='&&loc' And grd_oru = '&&oru' and grd_code ='&&emp_grade'),
2, SELECT grd_code FROM grade_master WHERE grd_osm_code > (Select grd_osm_code FROM grade_master WHERE grd_orgn='&&orgn' and grd_ctry='&&ctry' and grd_loc ='&&loc' And grd_oru = '&&oru' and grd_code),
3, SELECT grd_code FROM grade_master WHERE grd_osm_code < (Select grd_osm_code FROM grade_master WHERE grd_orgn='&&orgn' and grd_ctry='&&ctry' And grd_loc ='&&loc' And grd_oru = '&&oru' and grd_code ='&&emp_grade'))
thanks
rincy

Hi,
One thing I understood my your issue is you want to perform, execution of query once or fetch the results sets my minimizing the number of times executions of queries. It would be hard for us to check in this way, atleast provide some temporary data and some business rules. Only I can IN, >, < (queries logical conditons on inner query)
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Re-write query with ANY operator

Hi,
How to write the given query using 'ANY ' operator , I dont need to fetch to grade_master table twice in database, just need to fetch within the result set.
SELECT dsg_code,dsg_name,dsg_grade FROM designation_master WHERE dsg_orgn='&&Orgn' and dsg_ctry='&&ctry'
And dsg_loc ='&&loc' And dsg_oru = '&&oru' and dsg_grade in decode('&&radio_group',
1, SELECT grd_code FROM grade_master WHERE grd_osm_code in (Select grd_osm_code FROM grade_master WHERE grd_orgn='&&Orgn' and grd_ctry='&&ctry' And grd_loc ='&&loc' And grd_oru = '&&oru' and grd_code ='&&emp_grade'),
2, SELECT grd_code FROM grade_master WHERE grd_osm_code > (Select grd_osm_code FROM grade_master WHERE grd_orgn='&&orgn' and grd_ctry='&&ctry' and grd_loc ='&&loc' And grd_oru = '&&oru' and grd_code),
3, SELECT grd_code FROM grade_master WHERE grd_osm_code < (Select grd_osm_code FROM grade_master WHERE grd_orgn='&&orgn' and grd_ctry='&&ctry' And grd_loc ='&&loc' And grd_oru = '&&oru' and grd_code ='&&emp_grade'))
thanks
rincy

please post your question in separate SQL and PL/SQL section this is FORMS section

Writing query using UNION Operator

Question -
(1)
Write an SQL Statement to list the following items: Customer ID, Customer Name, number of invoices, sum of total for invoices. Ensure that all customers are returned in the result set.
Answer for the above is written as below by one person. That seams to be correct. Is there another way of writing this same query.;
select c.CUSTOMER_ID,c.NAME,i.cnt,i.s
from gee_customer c,(select customer_id,count(*) as cnt, sum(TOTAL) as s
from gee_invoice
group by customer_id) i
where c.CUSTOMER_ID = i.customer_id (+)
(2)
My other question is How to write the above answer (or what you sugest) using UNION operator ?
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Message was edited by:
user483578

In fact the outer join means you use the union of two result sets - usual join result
and the rows from the outer table for which there is not any row in the inner table.
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2 where d.deptno = e.deptno(+)
3 order by 1,2
4 /
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        10 CLARK
        10 KING
        10 MILLER
        20 ADAMS
        20 FORD
        20 JONES
        20 SCOTT
        20 SMITH
        30 ALLEN
        30 BLAKE
        30 JAMES
        30 MARTIN
        30 TURNER
        30 WARD
        40
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SQL> select d.deptno,e.ename from emp e, dept d
2 where d.deptno = e.deptno
3 union
4 select deptno, null
5 from dept d where not exists (select null from emp e where e.deptno = d.deptno)
6 order by 1,2
7 /
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        10 CLARK
        10 KING
        10 MILLER
        20 ADAMS
        20 FORD
        20 JONES
        20 SCOTT
        20 SMITH
        30 ALLEN
        30 BLAKE
        30 JAMES
        30 MARTIN
        30 TURNER
        30 WARD
        40
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with i as (select customer_id,count(*) as cnt, sum(TOTAL) as s
from gee_invoice group by customer_id)
select c.CUSTOMER_ID,c.NAME,i.cnt,i.s
from gee_customer c, i
where c.CUSTOMER_ID = i.customer_id
union
select c.CUSTOMER_ID,c.NAME,null,null
from gee_customer c
where not exists (select null from i where c.CUSTOMER_ID = i.customer_id)
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Select Query using AND operation

Hello,
I am developing RFC which will retrieve some records from SAP HR module table.
Input will be one structure (INPUT_TABLE) containing 4 fields. User may enter values for any fields, and my requirement is to perform a AND operation on those entered fields only. Currently i am writing query as follows :
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Please help for writing query.
Thanks in advance,
Prashant

Hi,
Create dynamic where condition based upon user input.
Try like this....
IF NOT INPUT_TABLE-pernr IS INITIAL.
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IF NOT INPUT_TABLE-vnamc IS INITIAL.
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IF NOT INPUT_TABLE-gbdat IS INITIAL.
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        CONCATENATE lv_vorna_condition lv_condition
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            INTO lv_condition SEPARATED BY space.
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        CONCATENATE lv_gbdat_condition lv_condition
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            INTO lv_condition SEPARATED BY space.
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Issue with query using minus operation

Hello All,
I have data set of all organization numbers like as below
Dataset:
('528801','528802','536101','536102','100601','536401','536402','530701','536501','536502','540501','599101','133301',
'531101','143101','536601','536602','534401','535501','535401','536801','536802','531001','537501','537502','540601','540801','528401')
And i also have a table W_INT_ORG_D where in it has column like ORG_NUM which holds the organization numbers in the database, now i am trying to find out the exclusive organization numbers in the data set that does not exist in W_INT_ORG_D using some oracle sql query.
Below is the sql i wrote though my query is wrong probably you could able to understand what i am trying to say or achieve, i am not ok with creating another table and filling in the data and later compare both tables, i want to do that without creating any extra table. Please let me know if you have any idea to do this, appreciate your time.
Query:_
WITH ABC AS
('528801','528802','536101','536102','100601','536401','536402','530701','536501','536502','540501','599101','133301',
'531101','143101','536601','536602','534401','535501','535401','536801','536802','531001','537501','537502','540601','540801','528401')
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FROM W_INT_ORG_D, ABC
WHERE DATASOURCE_NUM_ID='211'
AND ORG_NUM IN
('528801','528802','536101','536102','100601','536401','536402','530701','536501','536502','540501','599101','133301',
'531101','143101','536601','536602','534401','535501','535401','536801','536802','531001','537501','537502','540601','540801','528401')
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Thanks,
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This wil give a list of organization numbers in dataset that are not present in the view:
SELECT column_value org_num
   FROM TABLE(sys.odciVarchar2List(
                                   '528801',
                                   '528802',
                                   '536101',
                                   '536102',
                                   '100601',
                                   '536401',
                                   '536402',
                                   '530701',
                                   '536501',
                                   '536502',
                                   '540501',
                                   '599101',
                                   '133301',
                                   '531101',
                                   '143101',
                                   '536601',
                                   '536602',
                                   '534401',
                                   '535501',
                                   '535401',
                                   '536801',
                                   '536802',
                                   '531001',
                                   '537501',
                                   '537502',
                                   '540601',
                                   '540801',
                                   '528401'
MINUS
SELECT DISTINCT ORG_NUM
   FROM W_INT_ORG_D
   WHERE DATASOURCE_NUM_ID='211'
/SY.
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Using in operator with bindveriable

Dear All,
i facing proplem when i try to make SQL query using "in" operator but i send value as bind virable
example
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Something like this will work (10g onwards)
SQL> ed
Wrote file afiedt.buf
1 with req as (select '&required_empnos' as empno from dual)
2 --
3 select *
4 from emp
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SQL> /
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new   1: with req as (select '7839,7499,7934' as empno from dual)
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      7839 KING       PRESIDENT            17-NOV-81       5000                    10
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Hi,
I'm new to Oracle and this forums too. I have a problem when using about operator in contains query.
I create a table with some records and then create a context index on 'name' column.
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id           NUMBER(10)      NOT NULL,
name         VARCHAR2(200)   NOT NULL,
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price        NUMBER(7,2)     NOT NULL
ALTER TABLE my_items ADD (
CONSTRAINT my_items_pk PRIMARY KEY (id)
CREATE SEQUENCE my_items_seq;
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EXEC ctx_ddl.set_attribute('english_lexer','index_themes','yes');
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SELECT count(*) FROM my_items WHERE contains(name, 'Japan', 1) > 0;
COUNT(*)
      1
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COUNT(*)
      0
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COUNT(*)
      0I can't figure out what 's wrong in my query or in my index.
Any help will be appreciated.
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Edited by: user2944391 on Jul 10, 2009 3:25 AM

Hello (and welcome),
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Text
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BANNER
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Hi All,
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Help Me,
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Hi,
See the below Example.
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Ram
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(b.ship_dt,
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FROM order c
WHERE c.prod_cd = 'A'
AND NVL (c.last_payment_dt,
TO_DATE ('05-MAY-1955')
) >= SYSDATE - 745)
THEN 1
ELSE 0
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AND d.affinity_1_cd = 'ADH'
AND b.individual_id = a.individual_id)
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Please try and place \ before and after you code \Could you not remove the inline column select with the following?
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        WHEN b.ship_dt >= SYSDATE - 45
          2
        WHEN b.ship_dt >= SYSDATE - 30
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      END AS one_mon_c_paid_us
FROM items           b
     ,addr            a
     ,product         d
     ,order           o
WHERE b.prod_id       = d.prod_id
AND   d.affinity_1_cd = 'ADH'
AND   b.individual_id = a.individual_id
AND   b.Individual_ID = o.Individual_ID
and   o.Prod_CD       = 'A'
and   NVL (o.last_payment_dt,TO_DATE ('05-MAY-1955') ) >= SYSDATE - 745
and   a.Country_CD    = 'US'

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Hello SAP experts,
Please advise me on how to delete PA characteristic "WW001" created by mistake that we are hoping to delete if possible. However, when attempting to delete in KEA5, the error log appear as
Data element RKEG_WW001 is used in these table/view
CACS_S_COND_MA
JVKOMP
KOMG
KOMGF
KOMGFNEW
KOMGFOLD
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STR_KOMG
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Please shed some light on how to do this?
Thanks in advance for your help
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Hi,
In order to delete a characteristic you should perform
the following activities:
1. Delete the corresponding characteristics and value fields from
Customizing in all clients (this includes forms, reports, planning
layouts, and so forth). To locate characteristics and value fields, use
the appropriate where-used list in the Customizing Monitor. You can
access it by choosing Tools -> Analysis -> Check Customizing Settings
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Customizing transaction and then delete the appropriate field there.
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operating concern before making any deletions, effect those changes and
save the data structure.
4. In order to be able to select the fields of the data structure,
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them from the data structure with the "Reset fields" function.
6. Reactivate the operating concern. The system starts by checking
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re-activation. If the operating concern does not contain any data or
does not require the database system to be converted, the tables are
activated. You are then able to activate the environment for the
operating concern. In this case, the following activities no longer
apply.
If the operating concern already contains data, a system message tells
you that the database needs to be converted. If you proceed, an
activation log appears (at the top of the list).
8. Analyze the activation log. If it only contains error messages
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which asks whether the conversion transaction should start.
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tables, choose "Back" and start the conversion.
10. Plan a job for the conversion. A list of the tables to be converted
is shown for this. If the tables only contain a small amount of data
(less than 10 000 records), then all the tables can be converted in one
job. In that case, you can select all the tables.
For larger tables, conversion should take place in several jobs.
However, you should ensure that table CE4xxxx (where xxxx = operating
concern) is the last table to be converted.
Warning. No other changes can be made to the operating concern during
the conversion.
A copy of the table is generated during the conversion. The database
system should have sufficient memory available for this copy.
To schedule conversion as a job, use the "Schedule selections" function.
You can display the current status of the conversion by selecting the
"Refresh" icon. Tables disappear from the list once they have been
converted sucessfully. If a conversion is taking a while, it is also
possible to leave the transaction. You can then continue the conversion
using DB requests -> Mass processing in one of the following ways:
With the job overview. You access this by choosing System -> Services -> Jobs.
Using the database utility transaction. You access this by choosing
Utilities -> Database Utility in the ABAP Dictionary menu.
You can use the status function to call up the status of the operating
concern during operating concern maintenance. You need to activate all tables after conversion.
11. To analyze errors that have occurred during the conversion, you can use the database utility transaction by choosing Extras -> Logs. The log
has the same name as the conversion job: TBATG-date. You can also restart the conversion with this transaction.
For more information on the database utility, choose Help -> Application
help while still in the above transaction.
12. Once you have activated all the tables in the operating concern,
generate the operating concern environment from within operating concern maintenance.
You can then use the operating concern again.
Please, refer to the IMG documentation under Controlling ->
Profitability Analysis -> Structures -> Define operating concern
-> Maintain operating concern, for further details.
It is not possible to transport information about 'deleting of
characteristics (value fields)' with transaction KE3I. Only
characteristics and value fields included in operating concern (to be
transported) are transported with KE3I. Deleted characteristics and
value fields are ignored. You have to delete these characteristics and
value fields manually in each system.
Best regards,
Maria Luisa

Please suggest a select query / sub query with out using any subprograms or

source table: Three columns ORIGIN, DESTINATION,MILES
Origin      Destination Miles
Sydney      Melbourne      1000
Perth      Adelaide      3000
Canberra      Melbounre      700
Melbourne      Sydney           1000
Brisbane      Sydney           1000
Perth      Darwin           4000
Sydney      Brisbane      1000
out put :Three columns ORIGIN, DESTINATION,MILES
Duplicate routes are to be ignored so the output is
Origin      Destination      Miles
Sydney      Melbourne      1000
Perth      Adelaide      3000
Canberra      Melbounre      700
Brisbane      Sydney           1000
Perth      Darwin           4000
Please suggest a select query / sub query with out using any subprograms or functions/pkgs to get the out put table.

Hi,
user9368047 wrote:
... Please suggest a select query / sub query with out using any subprograms or functions/pkgs to get the out put table.Why? If the most efficient way to get the results you want involves using a function, why wouldn't you use it?
Here's one way, without any functions:
SELECT     a.*
FROM           source_table a
LEFT OUTER JOIN      source_table b ON   a.origin          = b.destination
                                      AND a.destination      = b.origin
                      AND a.miles          = b.miles
WHERE   b.origin > a.origin    -- Not b.origin > b.origin
OR     b.origin IS NULL
;If you'd care to post CREATE TABLE and INSERT statements for your sample data, then I could test this.
Edited by: Frank Kulash on Nov 6, 2012 7:39 PM
Corrected WHERE clause after MLVrown (below)

To re-write query using 'ANY' operator

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