What is native sql when i use native sql

what is native sql & when i use native sql plz give with me example

I imagine you mean Native Dynamic SQL, NDS. An example would be:
EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 'select count(*) from ' || v_tablename INTO v_count;
i.e. you construct the SQL "dynamically" as a string and then execute it.
You would use it in situations where you could not know the precise query when building the code - e.g. as above, if you don't know which table to count the rows from until run time.

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What is native sql?

hi all,
what is native sql? can any one provide me some examples with native sql? and when do we go for writing prgm in native sql?
is native sql stms are supported for pool and cluster tables?
regds
hari

Hi Hari,
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INTO   :wa
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ENDEXEC.
FORM loop_output.
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Another question: If I have an independent web application... - how is it possible to develop it wthin the portal?
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SELECT CODE_FARMAKOU,EMP_NAME,PACKTYPE,PACKSIZE, TO_DATE(DATES_EKTELESIS,'DD/MM/RRRR') DATES,SUM(POSOTITA) SUM_POSOTITA
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SELECT CODE_FARMAKOU,EMP_NAME,PACKTYPE,PACKSIZE, TO_DATE(DATES_EKTELESIS,'DD/MM/RRRR') DATES,SUM(POSOTITA) SUM_POSOTITA
          FROM EKTELESI_GEN_SINT_EX_IATR A, MITROO_FARMAKOU B
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CODE_FARMAKOU                            EMP_NAME                                                                         PACKTYPE                     PACKSIZE                  SUM_POSOTITA ROW_NUMBER()OVER(PARTITIONBYCO
0000002419                               FACTREL INJECTION                                                                VIAL                         2 ML                                 5                              1
0000014071                               DOPAMINE HYDROCHLORIDE                                                           VIAL                         5 ML X 25                           30                              1
0000086289                               DETUSSIN EXPECTORANT                                                             BOT                          120 ML                               3                              1
1000000760                               DEPON                                                                            BT                           20(BLIST2X10)                        2                              1
1000000760                               DEPON                                                                            BT                           20(BLIST2X10)                        1                              2
1000003279                               MOXACEF                                                                          BT                           40(BLIST10X4)                       45                              1
1000003279                               MOXACEF                                                                          BT                           40(BLIST10X4)                        1                              2
1000003279                               MOXACEF                                                                          BT                           40(BLIST10X4)                        1                              3
1000014127                               DEPON VIT. C                                                                     BT                           2TUBX10                              6                              1
1000014127                               DEPON VIT. C                                                                     BT                           2TUBX10                              2                              2
1000016655                               KABIVEN                                                                          BT                           50ÖÕÓ.×1,7ML                        21                              1
1000016655                               KABIVEN                                                                          BT                           50ÖÕÓ.×1,7ML                         2                              2However , when i use the below statement , in order not to display the row_number (so i use row_number function in inner-view) the data are different--in different order... why is that????
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select CODE_FARMAKOU,EMP_NAME,PACKTYPE,PACKSIZE , SUM_POSOTITA , row_number() over(partition by code_farmakou order by sum_posotita desc) from
(SELECT CODE_FARMAKOU,EMP_NAME,PACKTYPE,PACKSIZE, TO_DATE(DATES_EKTELESIS,'DD/MM/RRRR') DATES ,SUM(POSOTITA) SUM_POSOTITA
          FROM EKTELESI_AT_SINT_CLINIC A, MITROO_FARMAKOU B
           WHERE CODE_FARMAKOU = FARMAK_CODE
           GROUP BY CODE_FARMAKOU,EMP_NAME,PACKTYPE,PACKSIZE, DATES_EKTELESIS
UNION ALL
SELECT CODE_FARMAKOU,EMP_NAME,PACKTYPE,PACKSIZE, TO_DATE(DATES_EKTELESIS,'DD/MM/RRRR') DATES,SUM(POSOTITA) SUM_POSOTITA
          FROM EKTELESI_AT_SINT_EX_IATR A, MITROO_FARMAKOU B
           WHERE CODE_FARMAKOU = FARMAK_CODE
           GROUP BY CODE_FARMAKOU,EMP_NAME,PACKTYPE,PACKSIZE, DATES_EKTELESIS
UNION ALL
SELECT CODE_FARMAKOU,EMP_NAME,PACKTYPE,PACKSIZE, TO_DATE(DATES_EKTELESIS,'DD/MM/RRRR') DATES,SUM(POSOTITA) SUM_POSOTITA
          FROM EKTELESI_AT_SINT_FOREON_MS A, MITROO_FARMAKOU B
           WHERE CODE_FARMAKOU = FARMAK_CODE
           GROUP BY CODE_FARMAKOU,EMP_NAME,PACKTYPE,PACKSIZE, DATES_EKTELESIS
UNION ALL
SELECT CODE_FARMAKOU,EMP_NAME,PACKTYPE,PACKSIZE, TO_DATE(DATES_EKTELESIS,'DD/MM/RRRR') DATES,SUM(POSOTITA) SUM_POSOTITA
          FROM EKTELESI_GEN_SINT_KLIN A, MITROO_FARMAKOU B
           WHERE CODE_FARMAKOU = FARMAK_CODE
           GROUP BY CODE_FARMAKOU,EMP_NAME,PACKTYPE,PACKSIZE, DATES_EKTELESIS
UNION ALL
SELECT CODE_FARMAKOU,EMP_NAME,PACKTYPE,PACKSIZE, TO_DATE(DATES_EKTELESIS,'DD/MM/RRRR') DATES,SUM(POSOTITA) SUM_POSOTITA
          FROM EKTELESI_GEN_SINT_EX_IATR A, MITROO_FARMAKOU B
           WHERE CODE_FARMAKOU = FARMAK_CODE
           GROUP BY CODE_FARMAKOU,EMP_NAME,PACKTYPE,PACKSIZE, DATES_EKTELESIS)
)and its data are:
CODE_FARMAKOU                            EMP_NAME                                                                         PACKTYPE                     PACKSIZE                  SUM_POSOTITA
1000016655                               KABIVEN                                                                          BT                           50ΦΥΣ.Χ1,7ML                        21
1000016655                               KABIVEN                                                                          BT                           50ΦΥΣ.Χ1,7ML                         2
1000000760                               DEPON                                                                            BT                           20(BLIST2X10)                        2
1000014127                               DEPON VIT. C                                                                     BT                           2TUBX10                              2
1000003279                               MOXACEF                                                                          BT                           40(BLIST10X4)                       45
0000014071                               DOPAMINE HYDROCHLORIDE                                                           VIAL                         5 ML X 25                           30
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The optimizer has, well, optimized out the row_number because you never refer to its value in the outermost query.
sql>select deptno, cnt, row_number() over (order by cnt desc) rn
2    from (select deptno, count(*) cnt
3            from emp
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       20         5         2
       10         3         3
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-- here because we include rn in the outermost query,
-- the results are still ordered based on the analytical function result
sql>select deptno, cnt, rn
2    from (select deptno, cnt, row_number() over (order by cnt desc) rn
3            from (select deptno, count(*) cnt
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5                   group by deptno));
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-- but if we don't include rn in the outermost query,
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sql>select deptno, cnt
2    from (select deptno, cnt, row_number() over (order by cnt desc) rn
3            from (select deptno, count(*) cnt
4                    from emp
5                   group by deptno));
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       20         5
       30         6
3 rows selected.This just reinforces the point that if you want your results in a particular order, you need to provide an ORDER BY clause - don't rely on execution plans to do your sorting for you.

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