WITH clause query:- Returns No Rows

Hi,
I am using the following query with, WITH clause, but some how it give "0 rows" returned,
The underlying query does returns row when run in stand alone mode,
With v_score_his_old
As
SELECT schs_run_date,schs_loc_shortcut_source,schs_lot_number,schs_facility_new,schs_facility_old, schs_operation_new,
schs_operation_old,schs_route_new,schs_route_old,schs_product_new,schs_product_old,schs_owner_old,schs_intransit,
schs_date,schs_transaction,schs_quantity_1_new,schs_quantity_1_old,/*0,*/schs_if_count_new,schs_if_count_old,
schs_preprocessed,schs_consumed_quantity,/*'Y',*/schs_if_id,schs_if_id_old,fif_fac_loc_id
FROM scm_score_his,full_item_facilities,location_params
WHERE schs_state = 0
AND fif_if_id = schs_if_id_old
AND lopo_param_value = to_char(fif_site_id_fm)
AND lopo_param_name IN ('SITE_FAB', 'SITE_SORT')
AND (schs_loc_shortcut_source = 'MP' OR schs_loc_shortcut_source = 'RE' OR schs_loc_shortcut_source = 'VI')
UNION ALL
SELECT schb_run_date,schb_loc_shortcut_source,schb_lot_number,schb_facility_new,schb_facility_old,schb_operation_new,
schb_operation_old,schb_route_new,schb_route_old,schb_product_new,schb_product_old,schb_owner_old,schb_intransit,
schb_date,schb_transaction,schb_quantity_1_new,schb_quantity_1_old,/*0,*/schb_if_count_new,schb_if_count_old,schb_preprocessed,
schb_consumed_quantity,/*'Y',*/schb_if_id,schb_if_id_old,fif_fac_loc_id
FROM scm_score_his_backups,full_item_facilities,location_params
WHERE schb_state = 0
AND fif_if_id = schb_if_id_old
AND lopo_param_value = to_char(fif_site_id_fm)
AND lopo_param_name IN ('SITE_FAB', 'SITE_SORT')
AND schb_date >= trunc(sysdate - 84)
AND (schb_loc_shortcut_source = 'MP' OR schb_loc_shortcut_source = 'RE' OR schb_loc_shortcut_source = 'VI')
Select schs_run_date,schs_loc_shortcut_source,schs_lot_number
From v_score_his_old
Where schs_loc_shortcut_source = 'MP';
Oracle version is Oracle9i Enterprise Edition Release 9.2.0.6.0
I am not able to get where I can going wrong.
Please help me to understand this issue,
Regards
Umesh..

With v_score_his_old
As
SELECT
schs_run_date,schs_loc_shortcut_source,schs_lot_numbe
,schs_facility_new,schs_facility_old,
schs_operation_new,
chs_operation_old,schs_route_new,schs_route_old,schs_p
roduct_new,schs_product_old,schs_owner_old,schs_intran
sit,
chs_date,schs_transaction,schs_quantity_1_new,schs_qua
ntity_1_old,/*0,*/schs_if_count_new,schs_if_count_old,
chs_preprocessed,schs_consumed_quantity,/*'Y',*/schs_i
f_id,schs_if_id_old,fif_fac_loc_id
FROM
cm_score_his,full_item_facilities,location_params
WHERE schs_state = 0
AND fif_if_id = schs_if_id_old
AND lopo_param_value =
to_char(fif_site_id_fm)
AND lopo_param_name IN ('SITE_FAB',
'SITE_SORT')
AND (schs_loc_shortcut_source = 'MP' OR
schs_loc_shortcut_source = 'RE' OR
schs_loc_shortcut_source = 'VI')
UNION ALL
SELECT
schb_run_date,schb_loc_shortcut_source,schb_lot_number
,schb_facility_new,schb_facility_old,schb_operation_ne
w,
chb_operation_old,schb_route_new,schb_route_old,schb_p
roduct_new,schb_product_old,schb_owner_old,schb_intran
sit,
chb_date,schb_transaction,schb_quantity_1_new,schb_qua
ntity_1_old,/*0,*/schb_if_count_new,schb_if_count_old,
schb_preprocessed,
chb_consumed_quantity,/*'Y',*/schb_if_id,schb_if_id_ol
d,fif_fac_loc_id
FROM
cm_score_his_backups,full_item_facilities,location_par
ams
WHERE schb_state = 0
AND fif_if_id = schb_if_id_old
AND lopo_param_value =
to_char(fif_site_id_fm)
AND lopo_param_name IN ('SITE_FAB',
'SITE_SORT')
AND schb_date >= trunc(sysdate - 84)
AND (schb_loc_shortcut_source = 'MP' OR
schb_loc_shortcut_source = 'RE' OR
schb_loc_shortcut_source = 'VI')
ect
schs_run_date,schs_loc_shortcut_source,schs_lot_number
From v_score_his_old
Where schs_loc_shortcut_source = 'MP';
Hi!
I've a doubt. If u finally picking all the values which matched with field schs_loc_shortcut_source and which is 'MP' - then why r u using multiple condition in the WITH part? So, in that case, u don't have to write that additional filtering of the following lines in the outer query -
Where schs_loc_shortcut_source = 'MP';Regards.
Satyaki De.

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                                 TRUNC (mtrl.creation_date)
                        AND NVL (TRUNC (TO_DATE (:p_to_date,
                                                 'yyyy/mm/dd hh24:mi:ss'
                                 TRUNC (mtrl.creation_date)
        GROUP BY mtrl.inventory_item_id,
                 mtrl.organization_id,
                 mtrl.to_subinventory_code) j
WHERE i.inventory_item_id = j.inventory_item_id(+)
       AND i.organization_id = j.organization_id(+)

...where like ('% query returning mul rows %') - how?

Hi
I have a situation where in my main query's where clause I have to use like ('% <value returned from query2>%'). However, my query2 can return multiple rows.
It is something like this:
Select .....
from table1 t1
where path like ('%<query2>%').
Path can have multiple values - it is just representing a parent child relationship like 1/2/3. 1 is a parent of 2. 2 is a parnt of 3 and so on. What I get from query2 could be either of these. So I have to use like and not in. How may I achieve this?

select lvl,
       Path
from (select distinct level as lvl,
               sys_connect_by_path(parent,'/') Path
          from table1 t1
        connect by prior child = parent)
where instr(path,((select parent                                                                   --+
                      from (select parent, sm, rank() over (order by sm desc) r                       |
                              from (SELECT parent, SUM(CT1) as sm                                     |
                                      FROM ((select parent,count(child) ct1                           |
                                               from table1 t1                                         |
                                              where group by parent                                   |
                                    -- end level 1)                                                   |
                                    UNION ALL                                                         |
                                    (select parent, count(child) ct2                                  | try to move this sub-query
                                       from table1 t1                                                 | at the FROM clause
                                      where child in --first level                                    |
                                            (select parent                                            |
                                               from (select distinct parent,count(child) ct1          |
                                                       from table1 t1                                 |
                                                      where group by parent) q1)-- end level 1        |
                                             group by parent))--MAIN SEL                              |
                     GROUP BY parent))                                                                |
                    where r =1))) > 0--end instr                                                    --+
   and lvl = 1
you may try to move sub-queries in your WHERE clause to the FROM clause.
Message was edited by:
Warren Tolentino
justin has the same idea :D

Query Returning Multiple Rows

I have a problem with a query that includes 5 tables!
Equipment ec, (ec.cost, ec.workid)
Material mc, (mc.cost, mc.workid)
Labor lc, (lc.cost, lc.workid)
Work wo, (wo.workid)
Entity en
The primary key is the work id
The columns I need to extract are all the same - "cost"
The problem is that I need to extract the costs from all the tables (equipment/labor/material) where the work "id" is equal to the work "id".
The work table has a unique wo.workid but the other three tables can have
multiple nn.workid ('s).
This is the query I am working from at this time...
SELECT distinct wo.workid, wo.description, wo.supervisor, wo.acctnum,
wo.shop, wo.woaddress, wo.initiatedate,
TO_NUMBER (TO_CHAR (wo.initiatedate, 'MM')) AS mnth,
TO_NUMBER (TO_CHAR (wo.initiatedate, 'YYYY')) AS yr,
wo.actualfinishdate, wo.assetgroup, wo.unitsaccompdesc,
wo.unitsaccomplished,
sum(decode (lc.cost, 0, null, lc.cost)) labour_cost,
lc.laborname AS labour_name,
SUM (decode(mc.COST, 0, null, mc.cost)) AS material_cost,
mc.description AS mat_desc,
SUM (decode(ec.COST, 0, null, ec.cost)) AS equipment_cost,
ec.description AS equip_desc, en.module
FROM work wo,
equipment ec,
material mc,
labor lc,
entity en
WHERE (lc.COST <> 0 AND mc.COST <> 0 AND ec.COST <> 0)
AND wo.applytoentity = en.code
AND mc.workid = wo.workid
AND ec.workid = wo.workid
AND lc.workid = wo.workid
GROUP BY wo.workid,
wo.description,
wo.supervisor,
wo.acctnum,
wo.shop,
wo.woaddress,
wo.initiatedate,
wo.actualfinishdate,
wo.assetgroup,
wo.unitsaccompdesc,
wo.unitsaccomplished,
lc.COST,
lc.laborname,
mc.COST,
mc.description,
ec.COST,
ec.description,
en.module
any help would be appreciated!

Hi John...
I am still getting duplicate values.
When the query grabs a value from the labour table it also grabs the values from the other tables and puts them in the same row... There are many rows in the three costs
tables and only one in the work table.
I have a dump of the rows but I cannot find a way to save it here.
Here is a cut down version of the data I am retrieving.
ID DESCRIPTION LAB MAT EQUIP
345     General Building Interior Maintenance Activities          136.60     59.89     133.60
345     General Building Interior Maintenance Activities          64.38     59.89     133.60
345     General Building Interior Maintenance Activities          42.92     59.89     133.60
345     General Building Interior Maintenance Activities          91.28     59.89     133.60
345     General Building Interior Maintenance Activities          374.24     59.89     133.60
345     General Building Interior Maintenance Activities          182.56     59.89     133.60
345     General Building Interior Maintenance Activities          175.68     59.89     133.60
345     General Building Interior Maintenance Activities          48.80     59.89     58.80
345     General Building Interior Maintenance Activities          89.48     59.89     58.80
345     General Building Interior Maintenance Activities          79.80     59.89     58.80
345     General Building Interior Maintenance Activities          294.88     59.89     58.80
345     General Building Interior Maintenance Activities          24.92     59.89     58.80
345     General Building Interior Maintenance Activities          147.44     59.89     58.80
345     General Building Interior Maintenance Activities          182.56     59.89     58.80
345     General Building Interior Maintenance Activities          98.59     59.89     58.80
345     General Building Interior Maintenance Activities          126.84     59.89     58.80
345     General Building Interior Maintenance Activities          55.00     59.89     6,656.00
345     General Building Interior Maintenance Activities          182.56     59.89     6,656.00
345     General Building Interior Maintenance Activities          98.59     59.89     6,656.00
345     General Building Interior Maintenance Activities          191.36     59.89     6,656.00
345     General Building Interior Maintenance Activities          136.60     59.89     66.96
345     General Building Interior Maintenance Activities          55.00     59.89     66.96
345     General Building Interior Maintenance Activities          491.04     59.89     66.96
345     General Building Interior Maintenance Activities          24.92     59.89     66.96
345     General Building Interior Maintenance Activities          182.56     59.89     66.96
345     General Building Interior Maintenance Activities          110.00     59.89     66.96
345     General Building Interior Maintenance Activities          162.80     59.89     66.96
345     General Building Interior Maintenance Activities          85.84     59.89     66.96
345     General Building Interior Maintenance Activities          65.44     59.89     66.96
345     General Building Interior Maintenance Activities          64.38     59.89     736.00
345     General Building Interior Maintenance Activities          79.80     59.89     736.00

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Hello Gurus,
I am trying to calculate the count of distinct members for each provid.
I am using the with clause to get information regarding the provid.
   WITH T AS
(SELECT a.UD_ID MRR_ID,
                        A.UD_LASTNAME LAST_NAME,
                        A.UD_FIRSTNAME FIRST_NAME,
                        COUNT(DISTINCT DP.PA_PROVIDERID) PROVIDERS_ASSIGNED
                   FROM (SELECT UD.UD_ID,
                                UD_LASTNAME,
                                UD_FIRSTNAME
                           FROM USER_DETAILS       UD,
                                MAP_USERS_TO_ROLES MR
                          WHERE MR.MUR_UR_ID_REF = 1000
                            AND MR.MUR_UD_ID_REF = UD.UD_ID) A,
                        D4C_PROVIDER_ASSIGNMENT DP
                  WHERE A.UD_ID = DP.PA_ASSIGNEDTO
                  AND dp.pa_status ='A'
                  GROUP BY A.UD_ID,
                           A.UD_LASTNAME,
                           A.UD_FIRSTNAME
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1229    mrrTest         mrrTest         4
1228    mrr2Last        mrr2First       5
1230    mrr1Last        mrr1First       7
1226    Panwar          SIngh           1
1181    MRRLast         MRRTest         4
1221    One             MRR             1
1322    Thakuria        Bibhuthi        2I am creating this and get all the information to show on front end. Now I want to calculate the no of members as per the providers assigned for each MRR_ID
Below query show the no of members for all the providers assigned to a provider.
ex:
SELECT * FROM (
SELECT COUNT(DISTINCT dmpc_hicn) countmember
FROM D4C_HICN_PROVIDER_claims a WHERE trim(DPMC_PROVIDER_NO) IN
(SELECT trim(pa_providerid)
   FROM d4c_provider_assignment
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   AND pa_roleid = 1000
   AND PA_STATUS ='A'
GROUP BY a.dmpc_ss_id_ref)Right now I am using materialized view i dont wanna use the same..
I am sending the materialized view code as well what i am doing ..
( SELECT SUM(member_count)member_count_bynpi ,mrr_id FROM (
(SELECT count(DISTINCT hp.dmpc_hicn) member_count,hp.DMPC_SS_ID_REF ,a1.ud_id mrr_id FROM D4C_HICN_PROVIDER_claims hp ,
(SELECT   a.UD_ID ,DP.PA_PROVIDERID
     FROM (SELECT UD.UD_ID, UD_LASTNAME, UD_FIRSTNAME
             FROM USER_DETAILS UD, MAP_USERS_TO_ROLES MR
            WHERE MR.MUR_UR_ID_REF = 1000
              AND MR.MUR_UD_ID_REF = UD.UD_ID) A,
          D4C_PROVIDER_ASSIGNMENT DP
    WHERE A.UD_ID = DP.PA_ASSIGNEDTO
    AND dp.pa_status ='A'
    /*AND dp.PA_ASSIGNEDTO = 1221*/) a1
    WHERE trim(a1.PA_PROVIDERID) = trim(hp.dpmc_provider_no)
    GROUP BY a1.ud_id,hp.DMPC_SS_ID_REF))
    GROUP BY mrr_id)Please help me to write the code with the materialized view. Thanks in Advance.
Kind regards,
UP
Edited by: BluShadow on 22-Aug-2011 07:58
fixed {noformat}{noformat} tags. Please use lowercase "code" rather than uppercase "CODE" in the tags.

Probably, this may help
WITH T1 as(
           SELECT UD.UD_ID,
                  UD_LASTNAME,
                  UD_FIRSTNAME
            FROM USER_DETAILS UD, MAP_USERS_TO_ROLES MR
            WHERE MR.MUR_UR_ID_REF = 1000
            AND MR.MUR_UD_ID_REF = UD.UD_ID)
      T2 as (SELECT a.UD_ID ,DP.PA_PROVIDERID
             FROM T1 A, D4C_PROVIDER_ASSIGNMENT DP
             WHERE A.UD_ID = DP.PA_ASSIGNEDTO
             AND dp.pa_status ='A')
       T3 as(SELECT count(DISTINCT hp.dmpc_hicn) member_count,
                          hp.DMPC_SS_ID_REF ,
                           a1.ud_id mrr_id
              FROM T2 A1 ,D4C_HICN_PROVIDER_claims hp
              WHERE trim(a1.PA_PROVIDERID) = trim(hp.dpmc_provider_no)
              GROUP BY a1.ud_id,hp.DMPC_SS_ID_REF)
SELECT SUM(member_count)member_count_bynpi ,mrr_id from T3
GROUP BY mrr_id

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Has anybody using Oracle gotten a Database control that
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The only way I can seem to return multiple rows is by returning
a RowSet. Returning an array gives me a NullPointerException
(when called within a pageFlow). When calling a database control
that returns an array from a web service I get a
"java.sql.SQLException: ResultSet has no more data." error.
The samples using the pointbase database seem to work, but when I
converted the CustomerDBClient web service to use Oracle, it starts
failing on calling the database control that returns an array
with: "java.sql.SQLException: ResultSet has no more data."
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I'm also having some problem returning an Iterator. It seems
to work when called from a web service, but returns nothing
if called from a page flow.
I'm using Oracle 8.1.7 and WebLogic 8.1.
Eric

Do you need a particular service pack installed to return an array of custom object?
I am getting a ResultSet contained no data error when trying.
Thanks,
-Thomas
"Robin Karlin" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
Eddie O'Neil <[email protected]> wrote:
All--
Unfortunately, returning an Iterator to a JPF (or JSP) from a
database control is broken in WLW 8.1, though it will work inside of
a
JWS or JCS.
There shouldn't be a problem with returning an array of objects out
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wrap the array in an Iterator implementation.
Sorry for the inconvenience.
Eddie
Lenny wrote:
I have gotten it to work on Oracle using Array:)
However, I haven't gotten it to work on Oracle using Iterator:( Itis so
simple, but doesn't work:(
"Eric Dokken" <[email protected]> wrote in message
news:[email protected]...
Has anybody using Oracle gotten a Database control that
returns multiple rows to work returning an array?
The only way I can seem to return multiple rows is by returning
a RowSet. Returning an array gives me a NullPointerException
(when called within a pageFlow). When calling a database control
that returns an array from a web service I get a
"java.sql.SQLException: ResultSet has no more data." error.
The samples using the pointbase database seem to work, but when I
converted the CustomerDBClient web service to use Oracle, it starts
failing on calling the database control that returns an array
with: "java.sql.SQLException: ResultSet has no more data."
Has anybody gotten this to work using Oracle?
I'm also having some problem returning an Iterator. It seems
to work when called from a web service, but returns nothing
if called from a page flow.
I'm using Oracle 8.1.7 and WebLogic 8.1.
Eric
I get the same error that Eric reported when trying to return an Array
of objects.
It is really frustrating because I can't use much of the built-in control
logic
that WLW provides. All I did was create a data pool for Oracle and a
datasource.
I modified the sample app in C:\bea81\weblogic81\samples\workshop\SamplesApp\WebApp\callJavaControl
to point to that datasource and I get the error that Eric reports above.
Can
anyone help me out????
Thanks,
Robin

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OPERATIONS            RESEARCH
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tab1, tab2 are not actually tables ....each tab represents one SQL with WITH clause.
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