Using record with sql in clause

hi friends
i have a record and which have only some id's. and i have to use it with select in
like
Select * from aaaa where id in record
how can we do it?

JAVAMAN2 wrote:
hi friends
i have a record and which have only some id's. and i have to use it with select in
like
Select * from aaaa where id in record
how can we do it?Well, a record is certainly better-er than an eight track, so you're on your way, soon you'll have a CD, then a DVD, unless you deviate and end up with a Laser Disc.
Now, how about you post some technically relevant information describing in great detail 1) what you have and 2) what you want.
For the former, you would want to tell us your oracle version
select * from v$version;And all the pertinent information (technically speaking), as well as what you expect and why.
If you can't take the time to post a thorough question, how can you expect anyone to provide a thorough (and correct) answer?

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Reference:          http://www.sqlsnippets.com/en/topic-11663.html
Objective:          Expand a range with ITERATE
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UNION ALL
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FROM DUAL)
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-- , min_key
-- , max_key
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FROM t
MODEL
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DIMENSION BY ( 0 AS KEY )
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m_1[ITERATION_NUMBER] = min_key[0] + ITERATION_NUMBER
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Dimension-
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Measures-
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*/

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Hope this helps,
John
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Hi All, I am using following sql query to fetch some records. select nvl('RP5_dsc_dlk_MED_DEL_SBH_20130919_5799.out.bc','RP5_dsc_dlk_MED_DEL_SBH_20130919_5799.out.bc')||'|'|| nvl(tm_cdr_file_name,'NA')||'|'|| nvl(min(obj_id0),'0')||'|'|| nvl(max(obj_id0),'0')||'|'|| nvl(count(obj_id0),'0')||'|'|| nvl(trim(to_char(sum(VOLUME_RECEIVED)/100,'9999999999999990.99')),'0') from EVENT_DLAY_SESS_TLCS_T where obj_id0 between 1433833603724199101 and 1433833603724199109 group by nvl(tm_cdr_file_name,'NA') The above query is perfect ...
Is the query really perfect, or does it have some problem?
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