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  Query required for scenario

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  of sub_services b

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  12323 HLR1 1

  12323 HLR2 2

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  where su_seq = b.su_seq

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  It is query is functionally identical to the PL/SQL block, but much more effective.

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  Start

  for line (select *)

  sub_services) loop

  Start

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  of sub_services

  where su_seq = row.su_seq and

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  of sub_services

  where so_id = "A09") cond

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          <td></td>
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          <td bgcolor="#CCCCCC" class="style23" colspan="3">Spool Sizes (Cost/ft.)</td>
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  	Reference No..	M/m/Mft.	Sizes in stock waiting (cost/pi)
  	ground 10 @.	31.43	1000 2.8000 1
  	ground 10 @.	31.43	2500 5.9800 1
  	ground 10 @.	31.43	5000 7.3000 1
  	400A	31.43	1000 2,8000 2
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  	400A	31.43	5000 7,3000 2
  	8 ground @.	50	500 2,8000 4
  	8 ground @.	50	1000 5,9800 4
  	8 ground @.	50	5000 7,3000 4
  	8 T @.	50	500 2,8000 5
  	8 T @.	50	1000 5,9800 5
  	8 T @.	50	5000 7,3000 5

  the first line should read 10 ground | 31.43. 1000 | 2500 | 5000

  rank 10 t | 31.43. 1000 | 2500 | 5000

  Any help would be appreciated!

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  the event ev, auditdefinition ad

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  Ad group. Display_name, ev.initiating_user

  ad ranking. Display_name, ev.initiating_user;

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  User1	Creation	1
  User2	Creation	23
  util_3	Creation	456
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  My Question

  How can I get the desired below display?

  	User1	User2	util_3	user4	user5	Utilisateur6	User7
  Creation	1	23	456
  View	380			3490	2309
  Change			120		4230	3489	59

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  Select * from)

  Select ad.display_name, ev.initiating_user from auditdefinition ad, event ev where ad.event_class_id = ev.object_class_id

  )

  Pivot

  (

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  )

  order by display_name;

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  00936 00000 - "missing expression.

  * Cause:

  * Action:

  I tried to change my query to:

  Select * from)

  Select ad.display_name, ev.initiating_user from auditdefinition ad, event ev where ad.event_class_id = ev.object_class_id

  )

  Pivot

  (

  Count (EV.initiating_user)

  for ev.initiating_user in (select distinct ev.initiating_user of the event ev)

  )

  order by display_name;

  But I got an error message:

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  01748 00000 - "names of only allowed simple column here.

  * Cause:

  * Action:

  I looked at the error and I think that it is said that Oracle does not like the prefix "ev." in the "pivot ().  Can someone please help provide me assistance?  Thank you.

  d

  976563 wrote:

  SELECT *.

  DE)

  SELECT ad.display_name, ev.initiating_user

  To auditdefinition ad.

  ev event

  WHERE ad.event_class_id = ev.object_class_id

  )

  PIVOT XML

  (

  Count (initiating_user)

  FOR initiating_user IN (SELECT DISTINCT initiating_user

  OF the event)

  )

  ORDER BY display_name;

  ORA-00918: column ambiguously defined

  00918 00000 - "ambiguously defined column.

  * Cause:

  * Action:

  I don't know where is the ambiguous column that oracle is not satisfied.  Any ideas?

  Don't count on it, it won't, FOR the terms column should not be part of aggregate clause. (this my observation)

  Count (initiating_user)

  
  

  Either use

  COUNT (1)

  or

  COUNT (any other column),

  What should there be in a select query not among these ad.display_name, ev.initiating_user

  
  

  976563 wrote:

  SELECT *.

  DE)

  SELECT ad.display_name, ev.initiating_user,

  To auditdefinition ad.

  ev event

  WHERE ad.event_class_id = ev.object_class_id

  for example

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  DE)

  SELECT deptno,

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  SAL,

  EmpNo

  WCP

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  )

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  Hello

  885137 wrote:

  Hi, Frank, here is creation and insertion of table scripts. ...

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