What Is Analyst Function in Oracle 9i

Dear Experts
Please tell me What Is Analyst Function in Oracle 9i

The documentation on analytic functions is pretty good.
Justin

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What are deterministic functions in oracle.??

Hi,
Can anyone give me any information regarding deterministic functions?
Thanks

I am not sure I understand what you are saying here. If you declare a function to be deterministic, then yes, Oracle may cache the results of the call and reuse the cached result when it sees another call to the function with the same parameters.
However, given that value is different in your third rowm, it appears that you may have two different function calls here.
Another thing to note is that you can declare any function to be deterministic, and Oracle will believe you. It does not make any attempt to decide whether you are correct or not.
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2     DETERMINISTIC AS
3 BEGIN
4     RETURN p_num * DBMS_RANDOM.VALUE();
5 END;
6 /
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2 BEGIN
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5 /
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2 FROM (SELECT rownum num FROM all_objects
3        WHERE rownum <= 5
4        UNION ALL
5        SELECT rownum num FROM all_objects
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2 FROM (SELECT rownum num FROM all_objects
3        WHERE rownum <= 5
4        UNION ALL
5        SELECT rownum num FROM all_objects
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What is the function of _xdb and _xpt services in oracle 10g database.

what is the function of xdb and xpt services in oracle 10g database.?

Hi,
If you are troubleshooting check the below link too:
Issues installing. Listener not working
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Subpartition with MOD Function in Oracle 11g

Hi All,
Can we create Subpartition based on MOD Function in Oracle 11g ?

Hi!
What are you refering with "MTS"? Anybody knows a term like this (except MultiThreaded Server).

Function in oracle to find number of occurances of a character in a string

hi,
is there any function in oracle to find the number of ocurrances of a character in a string ?
or is there any simple way of doing the same, rather than writting many lines of code as my program is already very complex.
Maria

Hi Maria,
I don't know of such a function in Oracle, but maybe you could use this:
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jgarry wrote:
J2EE beta released around 1999. Religious programming wars far preceded that. Here's but [one example|http://groups.google.com/group/comp.lang.lisp/browse_thread/thread/1c50bc13e9302f00/34bb8f3ac77e2388?q=programming+language+religion#34bb8f3ac77e2388] from a quick google. I'm no longer convinced that elegance is a desirable trait for a language. So call me a heretic.
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How to create SSWA plsql function in Oracle Apps of HTML call .html

Hello Team,
I am working on Oracle Apps 11i (11.5.10.2)
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How to create that Function and how to attach the PL/SQL code to these functions.
How it works.
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Kind Regards

Hi;
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My very respected and Senior, regards,
Sir, hope you will in best of health and wealth by the grace of God,
Sir, i have a request problem as i m very junior against you and you have passed this time before many years ago as i m standing where. Sir i m a very junior developer of oracle and have a problem putting on your desk with the hope that you can help my as a boss.
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Hi,
for the Hex-Number-conversion see:
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Hi
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Conversion of Informix functions to Oracle

Hi,
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Recursive functions in Oracle SQL.

OK,
Here is the pivot problem. Only this time were on an Oracle 11.1.0.7.0.
I've created a table called:
CREATE TABLE STAGING.MY_TAB_COLS
TABLE_NAME   VARCHAR2(30 BYTE),
COLUMN_NAME VARCHAR2(30 BYTE)
)And I've put the following data into it:
Insert into STAGING.MY_TAB_COLS
   (TABLE_NAME, COLUMN_NAME)
Values
   ('AAEADP1', 'SSN_SOURCE');
Insert into STAGING.MY_TAB_COLS
   (TABLE_NAME, COLUMN_NAME)
Values
   ('AAEADP1', 'FIRST_NAME_SOURCE');
Insert into STAGING.MY_TAB_COLS
   (TABLE_NAME, COLUMN_NAME)
Values
   ('AAEADP1', 'LAST_NAME_SOURCE');
Insert into STAGING.MY_TAB_COLS
   (TABLE_NAME, COLUMN_NAME)
Values
   ('AAEADP1', 'DOB_SOURCE');
Insert into STAGING.MY_TAB_COLS
   (TABLE_NAME, COLUMN_NAME)
Values
   ('AAEADP1', 'EMP_SSN_SOURCE');
Insert into STAGING.MY_TAB_COLS
   (TABLE_NAME, COLUMN_NAME)
Values
   ('AAEADP1', 'EMP_FIRST_NAME_SOURCE');
Insert into STAGING.MY_TAB_COLS
   (TABLE_NAME, COLUMN_NAME)
Values
   ('AAEADP1', 'EMP_LAST_NAME_SOURCE');
Insert into STAGING.MY_TAB_COLS
   (TABLE_NAME, COLUMN_NAME)
Values
   ('AAEADP1', 'EMP_DOB_SOURCE');
Insert into STAGING.MY_TAB_COLS
   (TABLE_NAME, COLUMN_NAME)
Values
   ('AAEADP1', 'MPI');
Insert into STAGING.MY_TAB_COLS
   (TABLE_NAME, COLUMN_NAME)
Values
   ('AAEADP1', 'SSN_STANDARDIZED');
Insert into STAGING.MY_TAB_COLS
   (TABLE_NAME, COLUMN_NAME)
Values
   ('AAEADP1', 'FIRST_NAME_A_STANDARDIZED');
Insert into STAGING.MY_TAB_COLS
   (TABLE_NAME, COLUMN_NAME)
Values
   ('AAEADP1', 'FIRST_NAME_B_STANDARDIZED');
Insert into STAGING.MY_TAB_COLS
   (TABLE_NAME, COLUMN_NAME)
Values
   ('AAEADP1', 'LAST_NAME_A_STANDARDIZED');
Insert into STAGING.MY_TAB_COLS
   (TABLE_NAME, COLUMN_NAME)
Values
   ('AAEADP1', 'LAST_NAME_B_STANDARDIZED');
Insert into STAGING.MY_TAB_COLS
   (TABLE_NAME, COLUMN_NAME)
Values
   ('AAEADP1', 'EMP_SSN_STANDARDIZED');
Insert into STAGING.MY_TAB_COLS
   (TABLE_NAME, COLUMN_NAME)
Values
   ('AAEADP1', 'EMP_FIRST_NAME_A_STANDARDIZED');
Insert into STAGING.MY_TAB_COLS
   (TABLE_NAME, COLUMN_NAME)
Values
   ('AAEADP1', 'EMP_FIRST_NAME_B_STANDARDIZED');
Insert into STAGING.MY_TAB_COLS
   (TABLE_NAME, COLUMN_NAME)
Values
   ('AAEADP1', 'EMP_LAST_NAME_A_STANDARDIZED');
Insert into STAGING.MY_TAB_COLS
   (TABLE_NAME, COLUMN_NAME)
Values
   ('AAEADP1', 'EMP_LAST_NAME_B_STANDARDIZED');
Insert into STAGING.MY_TAB_COLS
   (TABLE_NAME, COLUMN_NAME)
Values
   ('AAMAET1', 'MPI_OLD');
Insert into STAGING.MY_TAB_COLS
   (TABLE_NAME, COLUMN_NAME)
Values
   ('AAMAET1', 'EMPLOYEE_SSN_SOURCE');
Insert into STAGING.MY_TAB_COLS
   (TABLE_NAME, COLUMN_NAME)
Values
   ('AAMAET1', 'EMPLOYEE_LAST_NAME_SOURCE');
Insert into STAGING.MY_TAB_COLS
   (TABLE_NAME, COLUMN_NAME)
Values
   ('AAMAET1', 'EMPLOYEE_FIRST_NAME_SOURCE');
Insert into STAGING.MY_TAB_COLS
   (TABLE_NAME, COLUMN_NAME)
Values
   ('AAMAET1', 'EMPLOYEE_DOB');
Insert into STAGING.MY_TAB_COLS
   (TABLE_NAME, COLUMN_NAME)
Values
   ('AAMAET1', 'PATIENT_SSN');
Insert into STAGING.MY_TAB_COLS
   (TABLE_NAME, COLUMN_NAME)
Values
   ('AAMAET1', 'PATIENT_LAST_NAME_SOURCE');
Insert into STAGING.MY_TAB_COLS
   (TABLE_NAME, COLUMN_NAME)
Values
   ('AAMAET1', 'PATIENT_FIRST_NAME_SOURCE');
Insert into STAGING.MY_TAB_COLS
   (TABLE_NAME, COLUMN_NAME)
Values
   ('AAMAET1', 'PATIENT_DOB');
Insert into STAGING.MY_TAB_COLS
   (TABLE_NAME, COLUMN_NAME)
Values
   ('AAMAET1', 'EMPLOYEE_NON_SSN_ID');
Insert into STAGING.MY_TAB_COLS
   (TABLE_NAME, COLUMN_NAME)
Values
   ('AAMAET1', 'EMPLOYEE_SSN_STANDARDIZED');
Insert into STAGING.MY_TAB_COLS
   (TABLE_NAME, COLUMN_NAME)
Values
   ('AAMAET1', 'PATIENT_FIRST_NAME_A_STD');
Insert into STAGING.MY_TAB_COLS
   (TABLE_NAME, COLUMN_NAME)
Values
   ('AAMAET1', 'PATIENT_FIRST_NAME_B_STD');
Insert into STAGING.MY_TAB_COLS
   (TABLE_NAME, COLUMN_NAME)
Values
   ('AAMAET1', 'PATIENT_LAST_NAME_A_STD');
Insert into STAGING.MY_TAB_COLS
   (TABLE_NAME, COLUMN_NAME)
Values
   ('AAMAET1', 'PATIENT_LAST_NAME_B_STD');
Insert into STAGING.MY_TAB_COLS
   (TABLE_NAME, COLUMN_NAME)
Values
   ('AAMAET1', 'EMPLOYEE_FIRST_NAME_A_STD');
Insert into STAGING.MY_TAB_COLS
   (TABLE_NAME, COLUMN_NAME)
Values
   ('AAMAET1', 'EMPLOYEE_FIRST_NAME_B_STD');
Insert into STAGING.MY_TAB_COLS
   (TABLE_NAME, COLUMN_NAME)
Values
   ('AAMAET1', 'EMPLOYEE_LAST_NAME_A_STD');
Insert into STAGING.MY_TAB_COLS
   (TABLE_NAME, COLUMN_NAME)
Values
   ('AAMAET1', 'EMPLOYEE_LAST_NAME_B_STD');
Insert into STAGING.MY_TAB_COLS
   (TABLE_NAME, COLUMN_NAME)
Values
   ('AAMAET1', 'PATIENT_SSN_STANDARDIZED');
Insert into STAGING.MY_TAB_COLS
   (TABLE_NAME, COLUMN_NAME)
Values
   ('AAMAET1', 'MPI');
Insert into STAGING.MY_TAB_COLS
   (TABLE_NAME, COLUMN_NAME)
Values
   ('AAPMED1', 'EMPLOYEE_SSN');
Insert into STAGING.MY_TAB_COLS
   (TABLE_NAME, COLUMN_NAME)
Values
   ('AAPMED1', 'EMPLOYEE_FIRST_NAME');
Insert into STAGING.MY_TAB_COLS
   (TABLE_NAME, COLUMN_NAME)
Values
   ('AAPMED1', 'EMPLOYEE_LAST_NAME');
Insert into STAGING.MY_TAB_COLS
   (TABLE_NAME, COLUMN_NAME)
Values
   ('AAPMED1', 'EMPLOYEE_DATE_OF_BIRTH');
Insert into STAGING.MY_TAB_COLS
   (TABLE_NAME, COLUMN_NAME)
Values
   ('AAPMED1', 'PATIENT_SSN');
Insert into STAGING.MY_TAB_COLS
   (TABLE_NAME, COLUMN_NAME)
Values
   ('AAPMED1', 'PATIENT_FIRST_NAME_SOURCE');
Insert into STAGING.MY_TAB_COLS
   (TABLE_NAME, COLUMN_NAME)
Values
   ('AAPMED1', 'PATIENT_LAST_NAME_SOURCE');
Insert into STAGING.MY_TAB_COLS
   (TABLE_NAME, COLUMN_NAME)
Values
   ('AAPMED1', 'PATIENT_DOB');
Insert into STAGING.MY_TAB_COLS
   (TABLE_NAME, COLUMN_NAME)
Values
   ('AAPMED1', 'PRESCRIBER_LAST_NAME');
Insert into STAGING.MY_TAB_COLS
   (TABLE_NAME, COLUMN_NAME)
Values
   ('AAPMED1', 'MPI');
Insert into STAGING.MY_TAB_COLS
   (TABLE_NAME, COLUMN_NAME)
Values
   ('AAPMED1', 'PATIENT_FIRST_NAME_A_STD');
Insert into STAGING.MY_TAB_COLS
   (TABLE_NAME, COLUMN_NAME)
Values
   ('AAPMED1', 'PATIENT_FIRST_NAME_B_STD');
Insert into STAGING.MY_TAB_COLS
   (TABLE_NAME, COLUMN_NAME)
Values
   ('AAPMED1', 'PATIENT_LAST_NAME_A_STD');
Insert into STAGING.MY_TAB_COLS
   (TABLE_NAME, COLUMN_NAME)
Values
   ('AAPMED1', 'PATIENT_LAST_NAME_B_STD');My task for this problem is pretty straight forward.
Using the ALL_TAB_COLS table I want to list out certain fields for each table name specified.
All the tables have fields that are similar. I just want these table names to go across the top.
And the field names to list out under each table.
So you would have something like:
AAEADP1                         AAMAET1                     AAPMED1
SSN_SOURCE                      MPI_OLD                     EMPLOYEE_SSN
FIRST_NAME_SOURCE               EMPLOYEE_SSN_SOURCE         EMPLOYEE_FIRST_NAME
LAST_NAME_SOURCE                EMPLOYEE_LAST_NAME_SOURCE   EMPLOYEE_LAST_NAME
DOB_SOURCE                      EMPLOYEE_FIRST_NAME_SOURCE EMPLOYEE_DATE_OF_BIRTH
EMP_SSN_SOURCE                  EMPLOYEE_DOB                PATIENT_SSN
EMP_FIRST_NAME_SOURCE           PATIENT_SSN                 PATIENT_FIRST_NAME_SOURCE
EMP_LAST_NAME_SOURCE            PATIENT_LAST_NAME_SOURCE    PATIENT_LAST_NAME_SOURCE
EMP_DOB_SOURCE                  PATIENT_FIRST_NAME_SOURCE   PATIENT_DOB
MPI                             PATIENT_DOB                 PRESCRIBER_LAST_NAME
SSN_STANDARDIZED                EMPLOYEE_NON_SSN_ID         MPI
FIRST_NAME_A_STANDARDIZED       EMPLOYEE_SSN_STANDARDIZED   PATIENT_FIRST_NAME_A_STD
FIRST_NAME_B_STANDARDIZED       PATIENT_FIRST_NAME_A_STD    PATIENT_FIRST_NAME_B_STD
LAST_NAME_A_STANDARDIZED        PATIENT_FIRST_NAME_B_STD    PATIENT_LAST_NAME_A_STD
LAST_NAME_B_STANDARDIZED        PATIENT_LAST_NAME_A_STD     PATIENT_LAST_NAME_B_STD
EMP_SSN_STANDARDIZED            PATIENT_LAST_NAME_B_STD
EMP_FIRST_NAME_A_STANDARDIZED   EMPLOYEE_FIRST_NAME_A_STD
EMP_FIRST_NAME_B_STANDARDIZED   EMPLOYEE_FIRST_NAME_B_STD
EMP_LAST_NAME_A_STANDARDIZED    EMPLOYEE_LAST_NAME_A_STD
EMP_LAST_NAME_B_STANDARDIZED    EMPLOYEE_LAST_NAME_B_STD
                                PATIENT_SSN_STANDARDIZED
                                MPI         Where each table name lists across with all of their column names under each table.
The query that I have so far is The following:
SELECT   T1.TABLE_NAME, T1.COLUMN_NAME
    FROM   my_tab_cols t1, ( SELECT   DISTINCT UPPER (SOURCE_TABLE) TABLE_NAME
                                 FROM MPI_DEMOGRAPHICS_TEST
                             ORDER BY UPPER (SOURCE_TABLE)) tn
   WHERE   T1.TABLE_NAME = tn.TABLE_NAME
           AND (   T1.column_name LIKE '%MPI%'
                OR T1.column_name LIKE '%SSN%'
                OR T1.column_name LIKE '%E%SSN%'
                OR T1.column_name LIKE '%R%SSN%'
                OR T1.column_name LIKE '%P%SSN%'
                OR T1.column_name LIKE '%BIRTH%'
                OR T1.column_name LIKE '%DOB%'
                OR T1.column_name LIKE '%FIRST%NAME%'
                OR T1.column_name LIKE '%LAST%NAME%'
                OR T1.column_name LIKE '%CLIENT%NAME%'
                OR T1.column_name LIKE '%SOURCE_TABLE%'
                OR T1.column_name LIKE '%TABLE%')
ORDER BY   T1.TABLE_NAME, t1.column_id; It just list everything straight down.
Where the MPI_DEMOGRAPHIES_TEST table feeds the relevant table names to the ALL_TAB_COLS table.
It can just be substituted with a list of the values, AAEADP1, AAMAET1, AAPMED1.
Is there a 'pivot' function in Oracle 11.1 that I can use to list these column names out sideways as opposed to what I did before?
Thanks,

Hi,
Here's one way to get results like that using the Oracle 11 SELECT ... PIVOT feature:
WITH     got_nums     AS
     SELECT     column_name
     ,     ROW_NUMBER () OVER ( PARTITION BY table_name
                               ORDER BY         column_name
                       )                    AS r_num
     ,     DENSE_RANK () OVER ( ORDER BY      table_name)     AS c_num
     FROM     my_tab_cols
        WHERE   column_name     LIKE '%MPI%'
        OR     column_name     LIKE '%SSN%'
--      OR     column_name     LIKE '%E%SSN%'          -- Included in '%SSN% above
--      OR     column_name     LIKE '%R%SSN%'          -- Included in '%SSN% above
--      OR     column_name     LIKE '%P%SSN%'          -- Included in '%SSN% above
        OR     column_name     LIKE '%BIRTH%'
        OR     column_name     LIKE '%DOB%'
        OR     column_name     LIKE '%FIRST%NAME%'
        OR     column_name     LIKE '%LAST%NAME%'
        OR     column_name     LIKE '%CLIENT%NAME%'
--      OR     column_name     LIKE '%SOURCE_TABLE%'     -- Included in %TABLE% below
        OR     column_name     LIKE '%TABLE%'
    UNION
        SELECT table_name                         AS colum_name
     ,     0                              AS r_num
     ,     DENSE_RANK () OVER ( ORDER BY      table_name)     AS c_num
     FROM     my_tab_cols
SELECT       *
FROM       got_nums
PIVOT       (   MIN (column_name)
       FOR c_num     IN ( 1     AS table_1
                        , 2     AS table_2
                  , 3     AS table_3
ORDER BY r_num
;Output:
R_NUM TABLE_1                        TABLE_2                        TABLE_3
    0 AAEADP1                        AAMAET1                        AAPMED1
    1 DOB_SOURCE                     EMPLOYEE_DOB                   EMPLOYEE_DATE_OF_BIRTH
    2 EMP_DOB_SOURCE                 EMPLOYEE_FIRST_NAME_A_STD      EMPLOYEE_FIRST_NAME
    3 EMP_FIRST_NAME_A_STANDARDIZED EMPLOYEE_FIRST_NAME_B_STD      EMPLOYEE_LAST_NAME
    4 EMP_FIRST_NAME_B_STANDARDIZED EMPLOYEE_FIRST_NAME_SOURCE     EMPLOYEE_SSN
    5 EMP_FIRST_NAME_SOURCE          EMPLOYEE_LAST_NAME_A_STD       MPI
    6 EMP_LAST_NAME_A_STANDARDIZED   EMPLOYEE_LAST_NAME_B_STD       PATIENT_DOB
    7 EMP_LAST_NAME_B_STANDARDIZED   EMPLOYEE_LAST_NAME_SOURCE      PATIENT_FIRST_NAME_A_STD
    8 EMP_LAST_NAME_SOURCE           EMPLOYEE_NON_SSN_ID            PATIENT_FIRST_NAME_B_STD
    9 EMP_SSN_SOURCE                 EMPLOYEE_SSN_SOURCE            PATIENT_FIRST_NAME_SOURCE
   10 EMP_SSN_STANDARDIZED           EMPLOYEE_SSN_STANDARDIZED      PATIENT_LAST_NAME_A_STD
   11 FIRST_NAME_A_STANDARDIZED      MPI                            PATIENT_LAST_NAME_B_STD
   12 FIRST_NAME_B_STANDARDIZED      MPI_OLD                        PATIENT_LAST_NAME_SOURCE
   13 LAST_NAME_A_STANDARDIZED       PATIENT_DOB                    PATIENT_SSN
   14 LAST_NAME_B_STANDARDIZED       PATIENT_FIRST_NAME_A_STD       PRESCRIBER_LAST_NAME
   15 LAST_NAME_SOURCE               PATIENT_FIRST_NAME_B_STD
   16 MPI                            PATIENT_FIRST_NAME_SOURCE
   17 SSN_SOURCE                     PATIENT_LAST_NAME_A_STD
   18 SSN_STANDARDIZED               PATIENT_LAST_NAME_B_STD
   19                                PATIENT_LAST_NAME_SOURCE
   20                                PATIENT_SSN
   21                                PATIENT_SSN_STANDARDIZEDIf you don't want to see the r_num column, use your front-end to hide it (e.g., in SQL*Plus: "COLUMN r_num NOPRINT"), or do the pivot in a sub-query, and only select table_1, table_2 and table_3 in the main query.
As with all pivots, you have to hard-code an upper bound to the number of pivoted columns. I used 3 above. You could use 4, or 5, or 45, but you must specify exactly how many columns to display.
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Are the build number common to them?

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<li> Studio now supports Mac/OS 10.4 Tiger and Mac/OS 10.5 Leopard.
<li> Studio now supports Windows Vista.
<li> Studio now supports CVS and Subversion version control systems.
<li> The Studio UI incorporates Eclipse 3.3 improvements such as the following:
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<li> Option Process Notification Immediately on Termination Wait activities has been deprecated. Now both the Wait activity and the first activity in the interruption flow always execute in the same transaction.
<li> Although I'm not wild about it, there is an auto-layout feature re-arranges all visual elements of a process diagram automatically, minimizing superpositions and aligning the flow as much as possible. Only available for processes with horizontal lane orientation.
<li> New process property (Greedy Execution Mode) indicates the Process Execution Engine to collapse contiguous automatic tasks in a single transaction. This mode of execution provides better performance for some processes. Disabled by default.
<li> A new Process-Level debugger allows developers to introduce breakpoints and debug complete processes running in Studio. When the execution reaches a breakpoint, the Engine pauses and Studio's debugging view appears. You can inspect variables, add new breakpoints, resume and continue execution.
User Interface
<li> The Business Analyst and Business Architect profiles provide a simpler set of menu options and toolbars.
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<li> You can now interrupt a running Simulation started with the Run to the End button.
<li> New BETWEEN operator added to Business Rules editor (on both Studio and WorkSpace). This operator works with Time and numeric types.
<li> The Documentation View now displays read-only documentation for the standard Fuego.* components.
<li> New on-line help book Oracle BPM Components Reference provides reference documentation for the standard Fuego.* components. Only available for the developer profile.
<li> This version introduces Project Dependency, which allows you to re-use components and role definitions from a common base project.
In the WorkSpace:
<li> WorkSpace has an edit mode which allows users to change and save the configuration and layout of panels.
<li> A new tabbed interface allows you to define multiple pages, each with its own set of panels. You can export the layout configuration to an XML file and re-import it on a different environment or as a different user. Administrators can define layouts for all users in a certain Role.
<li> You can export the data in the Worklist panel to a PDF or CSV
<li> You can see an OOTB chart representation of the distribution of items in the Worklist panel.
<li> WorkSpace includes the following new panels: Task Panel: Renders the execution of interactive tasks within the panel, instead of using the default modal dialogs. Dashboard Display Panel: Provides a way to display Dashboards within a Panel. View Chart Panel: Provides predefined graphical reports about process performance, work items distributions and workload. Application Panel: This panel contains an application (the execution of a Global Interactive). Applications can respond to work item selections or run independently.
<li> The user can now do re-assignment operations on multiple instances at once.
<li> The Business Rules editor shows additional auditing information, including who and when a rule was modified.
<li> WorkSpace now (optionally) stores session-specific information as client-side cookies. This allows load-balancing on a cluster environment without affecting the user experience.
Integration:
<li> New timeout property added to external resources of type HTTP Server. Use this setting to control timeouts on web service invocations.
<li> Authentication information added to external resources of type JMS (Java Messaging System)
<li> Processes exposed as Web Services can now provide a runProcess operation, which synchronously executes the complete process (from begin to end). Only meaningful on fully automated processes.
Enterprise:
<li> New Ant tasks to rebuild the Oracle BPM web applications for container-security.
<li> Configuration Wizard adds option Generic JNDI to the list of available LDAP servers. When using this option, you must provide a custom configuration file defining the mapping of object classes, attributes and filters. This new feature is also the new mechanism for integrating with AquaLogic Interaction 6.5, replacing the old Identity Service.
<li> Configuration Wizard can now be run without user interaction ("silent mode"). You specify all configuration values in an XML file.
<li> Oracle BPM client applications (including WorkSpace, PAPI-WS and custom PAPI apps) are now able to connect to multiple environments (BPM Directories) simultaneously.
<li> Added Sybase as a new provider for the Engine database and BPM Directory database.
<li> More information added for auditing of Business Rules, including who and when a rule was modified.
<li> Updated bundled JDBC drivers to their latest version.
<li> The Engine now logs warning messages when it detects rogue threads. A new preference allows the administrator to disable automatic re-starts when the Maximum Number of Rogue Component Executions is reached. In addition, in the case of an automatic re-start the Engine now logs a complete thread dump.
<li> Simplified procedures for deploying BPM WorkSpace on WebLogic Portal. BPM Process Administrator now generates the WorkSpace EAR file as a WLP library module.
<li> Authentication information added to external resources of type JMS (Java Messaging System).
Dan

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Hi All,
if we give input as '1,2,3,4,5'
to get output as,
1
2
3
4
5
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UNPIVOT
http://www.oracle.com/technology/pub/articles/oracle-database-11g-top-features/11g-pivot.html
Edited by: Sven W. on Jul 29, 2010 2:00 PM
After reading your post the third time I'm still not clear what you want.
Well there is a ListAgg function in Oracle. Do you want that?
http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/oramag/2009/09-nov/o69asktom-089919.html
Edited by: Sven W. on Jul 29, 2010 2:01 PM

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Hi all,
SELECT HashBytes( 'md5', '1234' )
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The above is in sqlserver do we have any such function in Oracle,
I have to compare the data in sqlserver with Oracle, I know we have the above function
in sqlserver would like to know, what is the equivalent function in Oracle.
Else if any of u have better Idea for comparasion. plz let me know.
Thanks in Advance.

AAK 460425 wrote:
Thanks, I was not knowing sys is the owner,
Is there any more argument I need to pass
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