Using correlated sub-query in update stmt

Hi,
I just need a help to fine tune this below query. The following query is throwng connection reset error.
UPDATE ftmmgr.RECON_TEMP RT SET PRCS_STAT_F =
(CASE WHEN (SELECT COUNT(1) as count FROM ftmmgr.INVC_ITEM ii WHERE ii.INVC_SEQ_I = RT.INVC_SEQ_I) =
(SELECT COUNT(1) as count FROM ftmmgr.RECON_TEMP rtr WHERE rtr.INVC_SEQ_I = RT.INVC_SEQ_I AND
UPPER(TRIM(SLF_RECON_F)) = 'N' AND UPPER(TRIM(SRC_SYS_C)) = 'FTM')
THEN 'F' ELSE 'O' END)
Thanks in advance

vasanthskr wrote:
Hi,
I just need a help to fine tune this below query. The following query is throwng connection reset error.
UPDATE ftmmgr.RECON_TEMP RT SET PRCS_STAT_F =
(CASE WHEN (SELECT COUNT(1) as count FROM ftmmgr.INVC_ITEM ii WHERE ii.INVC_SEQ_I = RT.INVC_SEQ_I) =
(SELECT COUNT(1) as count FROM ftmmgr.RECON_TEMP rtr WHERE rtr.INVC_SEQ_I = RT.INVC_SEQ_I AND
UPPER(TRIM(SLF_RECON_F)) = 'N' AND UPPER(TRIM(SRC_SYS_C)) = 'FTM')
THEN 'F' ELSE 'O' END)
Thanks in advanceNo database version provided?
No table structures povided?
No example data provided?
No explanation as to what you're trying to achieve?
As for tuning....
No explain plans provided?
No trace provided?
No details of indexes or statistics, cardinality, selectivity or skew of data provided?
Read these threads:
[How to post a SQL statement tuning request|http://forums.oracle.com/forums/thread.jspa?threadID=863295&tstart=0]
[When your query takes too long...|http://forums.oracle.com/forums/thread.jspa?messageID=1812597#1812597]
It's also a good idea to provide a nicely formatted version of your code so people can read it, using {noformat}{noformat} tags around it...UPDATE ftmmgr.RECON_TEMP RT
SET PRCS_STAT_F =
(CASE WHEN (SELECT COUNT(1) as count
FROM ftmmgr.INVC_ITEM ii
WHERE ii.INVC_SEQ_I = RT.INVC_SEQ_I)
=
(SELECT COUNT(1) as count
FROM ftmmgr.RECON_TEMP rtr
WHERE rtr.INVC_SEQ_I = RT.INVC_SEQ_I
AND UPPER(TRIM(SLF_RECON_F)) = 'N'
AND UPPER(TRIM(SRC_SYS_C)) = 'FTM')
THEN 'F'
ELSE 'O'
END)

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How to use sub query in CAML in splist

hi,
want to know whether any sub query functionality can be achieved in splist/sp doc lib using CAML designer 2013/ query builder. also inner joins need to be implemented as pe rmy requirement.
if caml designer is not supported, whats the allternative way of doing this?
can LINQ to SP be used? if yes, can anyone pls roivde how to implement the same
help is appreciated

You can use the let keyword to scope a variable containing the result of your subquery.
However, it depends on the LINQ provider as to whether or not it can understand the command.
For example, you can create the sample like this
var result = (from p in productInQuery
join o in orderInfoQuery on p.refNo equals o.refNo
join t in productOutQuery on p.no equals t.productInNo into productIn
from t in productIn.DefaultIfEmpty()
let dateOut = (from m in orderInfoQuery where m.refNo == t.refNo select m.processData).FirstOrDefault()
orderby o.processDate descending
select new
modelNo = x.modelNo,
qty = p.qty,
dateIn = o.processDate,
dateOut = dateOut
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N3K0h6GDwW4
For more info, check this
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee539975.aspx

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