USING ROWNUM
Hi,
I have 4 tables ( 1 parent - 3 child). Reference is the primary key/FK in these tables. Two of the child tables have 1..1 mapping with the parent table and I have created a view called data_view that would have all the essential columns from the parent + 2 child tables.
One of the child table (WORKFLOW) holds a 1.. m relationship with the parent table.
Now I want to move data from the 4 tables to two history
tables . One history table has the structure just similar to the data_view and the other history table has the same set of columns as the workflow table.
I tried to code a logic where by I insert the first 1000 rows into the history tables and then delete the same from the base tables. I placed this in a loop and gave the exit criteria as SQL%NOTFOUND
After inserting the first 1000 rows into the history tables and deleting the same from the base tables, the loops exits during the second iteration with the error, primary key constraint in the history table violated.
Am I missing something. Your comments on this would be appreciated
FUNCTION MOV(p_date DATE)
RETURN NUMBER
AS
BEGIN
LOOP
INSERT INTO HIST (
column_names(SELECT
column_names
FROM
dATA_VIEW
WHERE
TE_DATE <= P_DATE
AND REFERENCE NOT IN (SELECT REFERENCE FROM WORKFLOW WHERE PROCESSING_TYPE IN ('K','E'))
AND ROWNUM < 1000 );
EXIT WHEN SQL%NOTFOUND;
INSERT INTO WORKFLOW_HIST
(column_names)
(SELECT
column_names
FROM WORKFLOW
WHERE REFERENCE IN (SELECT reference FROM DATA_VIEW WHERE TE_DATE <= P_DATE
AND REFERENCE NOT IN (SELECT REFERENCE FROM WORKFLOW WHERE PROCESSING_TYPE IN ('K','E'))
AND ROWNUM < 1000));
DELETE FROM BASE CASCADE
WHERE REFERENCE IN ( SELECT reference FROM DATA_VIEW
WHERE TE_DATE <= P_DATE
AND REFERENCE NOT IN (SELECT REFERENCE FROM WORKFLOW WHERE PROCESSING_TYPE IN ('K','E'))
AND ROWNUM < 1000);
COMMIT;
END LOOP;
RETURN 0;
EXCEPTION
WHEN OTHERS THEN
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(SQLERRM);
ROLLBACK;
RETURN SQLCODE;
END MOV;
thanks
Hi,
The problem is just beacuse of ROWNUM..
SELECT REFERENCE FROM WORKFLOW WHERE PROCESSING_TYPE IN ('K','E'))
AND ROWNUM < 1000 );
Instead try this statement...
SELECT REFERENCE FROM (Select Reference from WORKFLOW WHERE PROCESSING_TYPE IN ('K','E')
Order By Reference)
Where ROWNUM <= 1000;
Sol is if you use "order by" inside a subquery and then use ROWNUM, it should solve your problem.
My suggestion is plz dont rely on ROWNUM on these kind of operations. You can get unexpected results.
You can also use ROWNUMBER() instead of ROWNUM.
Thanks...
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I am trying to fetch a range of data using rownum.
1. This select statmenet works
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2. This select statmenet does not work
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Thanks
YIGenerally, we do'nt need the query output based upon rownum because Rownum is determined after the complete resultset has been retrieved, but still if you need the query output based upon Rownum it should be something like this :
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SCOTT@orcl> ed
Wrote file afiedt.buf
1 select * from ( select empno, row_number() over (order by empno) rorder from emp)
2* where rorder between 2 and 4
SCOTT@orcl> /
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SCOTT@orcl>Regards
Girish harma
Edited by: Girish Sharma on Mar 26, 2011 5:17 PM -
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What is the best way to try this?
CURSOR C_POPULATE IS
SELECT TABLE1.ID, TABLE1.CODE, TABLE1.AMT
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How Oracle returns queries & using rownum
Hi, I need to limit query results using rownum, but my question is regarding how Oracle retrieves its data.
Assume I have a table containing 500 records and my query without using rownum will retrieve 62 of those records. The actual query will use rownum and limit results to 20.
I have a JSP that will display those first 20. It has a simple feature for pagination, a "next" button that will retrieve the next results. So far simple enough, going forwards is easy. But how about going back.
I am trying to work out the SQL for using a "previous" button, so for example, say records 40-60 are being displayed, and say the first record on that page has a primary key value of 200, what should the SQL be to retrieve the previous 20 records using rownum ? I ask because if I do:
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Message was edited by:
MrVenFirst, you need to understand that rownum is only assigned when a record is selected for output, it has nothing to do with any sort of internal order of the table (like insertion order). The same row can have a different rownum even for two invocations of the same query on the same data if the optimizer chooses a different access path. The only way to get a repeatable set of rownum is to sort the records by some field.
Second, any SQL statement you issue will be executed essentially in isolation. Oracle has no idea what query you executed previously. So, your query:
SELECT *
FROM tablename
WHERE pri_key < 200 and
rownum <=20;will select a random set of 20 rows wih a primary key less than 200. It is likely to be the first (i.e. lowest values of the pk) rows, but that is not guaranteed.
The cannonical way to paginate rows is something like:
SELECT col1, col2, ...
FROM (SELECT col1, col2, ..., rownum rn
FROM (SELECT col1, col2, ...
FROM table
WHERE <conditions>
ORDER BY pk) ti
WHERE rownum <= :maxrownum) to
WHERE rn >= :minrownumThe innermost query (with the <condition>) selects the appropriate rows and sorts them, in this case by the pk.
The middle query (rownum <- :maxrownum) discards the rows that would be after the last record you want to display. By using the maxrownum here, it gives Oracle information that allows it to do a fast sort on the inner query if possible.
In a fast sort, Oracle will get the first maxrownum rows from the query and sort them, then when it gets the next row, it checks if it is less than the highest value already found. If it is, it slots it into the correct place and discards the highest value, otherwise it discards that row.
The outermost query simply discards the records where the row number after sorting is less than the minimum value.
Another alternative may be:
SELECT col1, col2, ...
FROM (SELECT col1, col2, ...,
ROW_NUMBER() OVER(ORDER BY pk) rn
FROM table
WHERE <conditions>)
WHERE rn BETWEEN :minrownum AND :maxrownumdepending on your database version, and your actual query.
Note tha pagination like this is expensive.
HTH
John
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