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• How to use the select statement in loop for

  Hi all
  
  My question is can I use a select statement in for loop like as follows.
  
  for the key in the selection of one_table key.
  
  When I use this am getting an error as found select invalid I ID
  
  How to select a statement use in loop for
  
  Please suggest me.
  
  Thank you
  Sree

  Hello

  You can use code below

  For key in (select button from table_a)
  loop
  If key.key = 1 then
  -insert statement
  on the other
  -Select statement
  end loop;

  Thank you
  Naveen.

• How to pass parameter in the function using the select statement?

  Hello
  
  I had a problem. I can't pass as parameter to the function by using the select statement. But it can pass as a parameter using the "code". How can I solve this problem?
  
  For example,.
  Select * from table (SplitFunction ('HS750020, HS750021')) < < < this work.
  
  but
  
  Select * from table (SplitFunction (select LOT_NO in the TRACER_SEARCH_SCHEDULE where JOB_ID = '36')) < < < do not work.
  
  Thank you for trying to help him. Thank you.

  Select * from table (SplitFunction (select LOT_NO in the TRACER_SEARCH_SCHEDULE where JOB_ID = '36'))< do="" not="">

  Try like this

  select * from table(select splitfunction(lot_no) from tracer_search_schedule where job_id='36')
  

  Just make sure that your subquery returns only 1 row.

• How can I include multiple SELECT statements in a PL/SQL?

  I want to be able to include multiple SELECT statements in a PL/SQL script. Here are 2 of my SELECT statements. They compile them and run successfully, but when I try to run them together, I get the error: ORA-06550: line 26, column1: PLS-00103: encountered the symbol "BEGIN." Line 26, it is where the 2nd script begins. Thank you in advance for your help!
  
  Set serveroutput on
  DECLARE
  v_item_type VARCHAR2 (20);
  number of v_total_count;
  v_approved VARCHAR2 (20);
  number of v_apprv_count;
  
  BEGIN
  SELECT ITEM_TYPE, count (*)
  IN v_item_type, v_total_count
  Of
  APPLSYS. WF_ITEMS
  WHERE
  ITEM_TYPE = "GLBATCH" AND
  End_date is not null
  ITEM_TYPE GROUP;
  dbms_output.put_line ('Item_type: ' | v_item_type);
  dbms_output.put_line ('Count: ' | v_total_count);
  END;
  
  BEGIN
  SELECT B.ACTIVITY_RESULT_CODE, COUNT (*)
  IN v_approved, v_apprv_count
  Of
  APPLSYS. WF_ITEMS, A.
  APPLSYS. B WF_ITEM_ACTIVITY_STATUSES,
  APPLSYS. FND_USER C.
  APPLSYS. FND_USER D
  WHERE
  A.ITEM_TYPE = B.ITEM_TYPE AND
  A.ITEM_KEY = B.ITEM_KEY AND
  A.ITEM_TYPE = "GLBATCH" AND
  A.END_DATE is not null AND
  A.OWNER_ROLE = C.USER_NAME and
  B.ACTIVITY_RESULT_CODE = "APPROVED" AND
  B.ASSIGNED_USER is not null and
  B.ASSIGNED_USER (+) = D.USER_NAME
  GROUP BY b.activity_result_code;
  dbms_output.put_line (' approved: ' | v_approved);
  dbms_output.put_line ('Count: ' | v_apprv_count);
  END;

  Try this,

  Declare
     v_item_type   Varchar2(20);
     v_total_count Number;
     v_approved    Varchar2(20);
     v_apprv_count Number;
  Begin
     -- First SQL
  
     SELECT ITEM_TYPE
           ,Count(*)
       INTO v_item_type
           ,v_total_count
       FROM APPLSYS.WF_ITEMS
      WHERE ITEM_TYPE = 'GLBATCH'
        AND END_DATE Is Not Null
      Group BY ITEM_TYPE;
  
     dbms_output.put_line('Item_type: ' || v_item_type);
     dbms_output.put_line('Count: ' || v_total_count);
  
     -- Second SQL
  
     SELECT B.ACTIVITY_RESULT_CODE
           ,Count(*)
       INTO v_approved
           ,v_apprv_count
       FROM APPLSYS.WF_ITEMS                  A
           ,APPLSYS.WF_ITEM_ACTIVITY_STATUSES B
           ,APPLSYS.FND_USER                  C
           ,APPLSYS.FND_USER                  D
      WHERE A.ITEM_TYPE = B.ITEM_TYPE
        AND A.ITEM_KEY = B.ITEM_KEY
        AND A.ITEM_TYPE = 'GLBATCH'
        AND A.END_DATE Is Not Null
        AND A.OWNER_ROLE = C.USER_NAME
        AND B.ACTIVITY_RESULT_CODE = 'APPROVED'
        AND B.ASSIGNED_USER Is Not Null
        AND B.ASSIGNED_USER(+) = D.USER_NAME
      Group BY b.activity_result_code;
  
     dbms_output.put_line('Approved: ' || v_approved);
     dbms_output.put_line('Count: ' || v_apprv_count);
  End;
  

  Hope this helps,
  Christian Balz

• Update a field using a select statement?

  Hello
  I guess it's pretty easy, but I do not understand.
  I have 2 tables REQUEST and NOBODY and I want to update
  
  UPDATE REQUEST SET SysKD = (SELECT DISTINCT PERSON. SysPERSON OF PERSON WHERE PERSON. SysVM = REQUEST. SysVK PER PERSON. SysVM > 0) WHERE REQUEST. SysLS IN (11,12).
  
  This book error "subquery returns multiple rows. I assume that due to the fact that I have more than one record in REQUEST which fullfills REQUEST. SysLS IN (11,12).
  NO ONE. SysVM > 0 is necessary because they are in PERSON and REQUEST with ANYONE. SysVM = 0 and REQUEST. SysVK = 0 (where does not REQUEST.) SysLS is 11 or 12, they all REQUEST. SysVK > 0).
  
  I have no idea how to get a single returnvalue out of the select statement.
  
  Thanks for help
  Concerning
  Carsten

  Hi CarstenDD,

  In the script you

  SELECT DISTINCT PERSON.SYSPERSON) FROM PERSON
    WHERE PERSON.SYSVM = ANTRAG.SYSVK
      AND PERSON.SYSVM > 0
  

  return of two or more lines, using subquery on implementation day you can use only the single row function.

  You can modify your script

  UPDATE ANTRAG SET SYSKD =
  (SELECT MAX(PERSON.SYSPERSON) FROM PERSON
    WHERE PERSON.SYSVM = ANTRAG.SYSVK
      AND PERSON.SYSVM > 0)
   WHERE ANTRAG.SysLS IN (11,12);
  

  then ty this please

• How to display the data type long using the select statement

  Hai All
  
  I have to select the text of a view. But the text is declared as long and I need to see full view
  
  When I use this
  
  Select the text in all_views where view_name = "DAILY_ATTEND_VIEW";
  
  I have got only half of a select statement
  
  Concerning
  
  Srikkanth.M

  Hello

  SQL> SET LONG 100000
  SQL> select text from user_views
    2   where view_name='MVIEW';
  
  TEXT
  ------------------------------------------
  select e.empno,e.deptno,d.dname
  from emp@sdblink e,dept@sdblink d
  where e.deptno=d.deptno
  

  But it is limited to sql alone. If you use the double click TOAD on the text column in the grid will show you the entire SQL views.
  Unfortunately, there is limitation to consider,
  The largest value that you return from the function would be 32 k (RETURN VARCHAR2), both.

  Twinkle

• Create a temporary table and insert using a select statement

  Hello
  
  I tried to create a temporary table and insert it by using the value in a select statement. Please see below the code
  
  ---
  CREATE a TEMPORARY TABLE GLOBAL Temp_Test
  (
  DATE OF DAY_FUTURE
  )
  AS
  SELECT TO_DATE (SYSDATE + ROWNUM, 'DD-MON-YY')
  DUAL CONNECT BY ROWNUM FROM < = 14)
  ---
  
  As soon as I run the script, the error message indicates the following:
  --
  
  Error from the 1 in the command line:
  CREATE a TEMPORARY TABLE GLOBAL Temp_Test
  (
  DATE OF DAY_FUTURE
  )
  ONLY select TO_DATE (sysdate + rownum, 'DD-MON-YY')
  Double connect rownum < = 14)
  
  Error in the command line: 2 column: 1
  Error report:
  SQL error: ORA-01773: cannot specify the types of data in this TABLE to CREATE column
  01773 00000 - 'cannot specify the types of column data in this TABLE to CREATE"
  * Cause:
  * Action:
  --
  
  
  What seems the problem? I already have the data type such as TO_DATE on my select statement.
  
  Any help would be appreciated
  
  Thank you

  SQL> CREATE GLOBAL TEMPORARY TABLE Temp_Test
    2  (
    3  DAY_FUTURE
    4  ) on commit preserve rows
    5  AS
    6  SELECT TO_DATE(SYSDATE+ROWNUM, 'DD-MON-YY')
    7  FROM DUAL CONNECT BY ROWNUM <= 14
    8  /
  
  Table created.
  
  SQL> select count(*)
    2    from temp_test
    3  /
  
    COUNT(*)
  ----------
          14
  

• Insert a variable + string using the select statement with cfquery

  I'm doing an insertion by a select statement where the insert for one of the fields should be a combination of a vaule comes from the selection and concatenated with a string of text. Is this possible and if what the correct syntax so? Here is an example of what I'm trying, but does not.

  < name cfquery = "createnote" datasource = "#application.datasource #" >
  INSERT INTO gtbl_notes (notedate, strCustomerID, notetype, note, notecreatedby)
  SELECT "#currentdate #", strCustomerID, "miscellaneous", "#gtbl_people.email # DELETED because of HARD BOUNCE ', 'Bounce Routine.
  OF gtbl_people, gtbl_bounces
  WHERE gtbl_bounces.email = gtbl_people.email AND gtbl_bounces.subscriber = 1 AND gtbl_bounces.status = 2

  < / cfquery >

  Any input would be greatly appreciated.

  Concatonation is possible with most, if not all of the databases.  The syntax is a specific software and you do not your specify.

• How to use Multiple Select in for tabular

  Hello
  
  I use a tabular form to update data .i want to use Select Multiple tabular.
  
  How can I do it...
  
  
  
  Thank you
  Maury
  
  Published by: Ed on December 27, 2009 23:47

  Hello

  Go to declare attributes-> element in the form of--> the list of selection based on query replace

  Specify the query in the lov box

• Update using the Select statement

  I have a requirement of the main table was updated. Here is an example
  Example (a) works in PL SQL but does not work in Forms6i.
  Example (b) works in PLSQL so in Forms 6i.
  
  I need work example (a) in forms 6i. What is the solution
  
  
  one)
  UPDATE fman_validation_master SET TOT_HRS = TOT_HRS +.
  (SELECT SUM (FAV. H TOT_HRS)
  OF FMAN_ACTQTY_VALIDATION FAV
  WHERE fman_validation_master. = PROJECT: CONTROL. PROJECT AND
  fman_validation_master. PROJECT = fav. PROJECT AND
  fman_validation_master. ACTIVITY_CODE = FAV. ACTIVITY_CODE
  FAV GROUP. PROJECT, FAV. ACTIVITY_CODE
  ) where of the = project: CONTROL. PROJECT;
  
  
  (b)
  UPDATE fman_validation_master SET TOT_HRS =
  (SELECT SUM (FAV. H TOT_HRS)
  OF FMAN_ACTQTY_VALIDATION FAV
  WHERE fman_validation_master. = PROJECT: CONTROL. PROJECT AND
  fman_validation_master. PROJECT = fav. PROJECT AND
  fman_validation_master. ACTIVITY_CODE = FAV. ACTIVITY_CODE
  FAV GROUP. PROJECT, FAV. ACTIVITY_CODE
  ) where of the = project: CONTROL. PROJECT;

  Hello

  According to Oracle 8.1, you can say:

  UPDATE  table_x
  SET     column_a = exp;
  

  where exp is any expression, or

  UPDATE  table_x
  SET     column_a = (ssq);
  

  where ssq is now called a scalar subquery. Oracle 8.1 sometimes allowed scalar subqueries in places where the documentation did not say that they were allowed. The first statement is an example, when you use

  tot_hrs + (ssq)
  

  as an expression. It works in SQL * Plus and also in PL/SQL, but (apparently) not in the forms.

  Re-write your UPDATE statement so that the scalar subquery appears in itself to the right of the sign =, like this:

  UPDATE     fman_validation_master
  SET     tot_hrs =
       (
       SELECT     fman_validation_master.tot_hrs + SUM (fav.tot_hrs)
       FROM     fman_actqty_validation     fav
       WHERE     fman_validation_master.project          = fav.project
         AND     fman_validation_master.activity_code     = fav.activity_code
       )
  WHERE     project = :control.project;
  

  In other words, just move the original fman_validation_master.tot_hrs (to which you add the SUM) of the main request in the subquery.

• Creating a table using the Select statement of the physical layer

  Hello
  
  I use 10G, and I have the sub query in my physical layer. I chose the type of Table as Select and gave the SQL below. When I say the number of lines of update updates lines 93, that is correct, but does not show me the columns, or when I say display data, it does not show me the data, please see if I'm doing something worng. Thanks for your time and your help.
  
  Select (select program_id, project, actvty_id, commitment_date, row_number() over (partition by order project by commitment_date desc) as rnk project, actvty_id, program_id, commitment_date)
  of project_detail) a
  where rnk = 1

  Yes, create columns individually and click view data, you'll be able to get data

• Is it possible to use the record type or a PL/SQL table in the Select statement

  Hi all
  
  My requirement is that.
  I want to write a query and write a function, function, I want to return multiple columns at the same time in a Select statement.
  I select the return values in the Select no statement in a PL/SQL block.
  Is it possible to use the PL/SQL Table or Variable of Type record, or any other method in the statement Select?
  
  Please help me understand the solution.
  
  
  Kind regards

  830960 wrote:
  do we like it?

  In general, Yes, if the function is a function table, you can do something like:

  select  t.col1,
          t.col2,
          f.col1,
          f.col2,
          f.col3
    from  table_name t,
             table(some_table_function(param1,...paramN)) f
  /
  

  SY.

• How can I use multiple row subqueries in update statement

  Hai All
  
  I'm using the Group feature in my update statement... and I need to update several lines so I need to use several rows
  
  subquery pls tell me how to use multiple row subqueries in update statement
  
  
  For example
  
  while I use it like this I got an error
  
  Update dail_att set outtime to (select max (r2.ptime) in the temp_att where empcode = r2.enpno and)
  
  bar code = r2.cardn and group attend_date = r2.pdate by enpno, update, cardn);
  
  
  Pls tell me how to use for example
  
  
  Thanks and greetings
  
  Srikkanth.M

  Hello

  for r2 loop p1

  R2 is a line of the cursor,

  Max (R2. PtIMe)? It is always equal to r2.ptime if the select statement returns rows.

• Return multiple values from a function in a SELECT statement

  I hope I've provided enough information here. If not, let me know what I'm missing.
  
  I create a view that will combine the information from several tables. Most are pretty simple, but there are a couple of columns in the view that I need to get by running a function within a package. Even if this is quite simple (I have a function named action_date in a package called rp, for example, that I can use to return the date that I need through SOME rp.action_date (sequence_number).
  
  Here is the question: I really need to return several bits of information of the same record (not only action_date, but also action_office, action_value, etc.)-a join of the tables will work not here, as I will explain below. I can, of course, perform a function separate for each statement, but this is obviously inefficient. Within the select statement of the view, however, I don't know how each of the values that I need to get back.
  
  For example, right now, I have:
  
  Table 1:
  sequence_number NUMBER (10),
  name varchar (30),
  ...
  
  Table2:
  Table1_seq NUMBER (10),
  action_seq NUMBER (10),
  action_date DATE,
  action_office VARCHAR (3),
  action_value VARCHAR (60),
  ...
  
  I can't just simply join Table1 and Table2 because I have to perform processing in order to determine the rows returned matching, I really need to select. If the package opens a cursor and treats each line until it finds the one I need.
  
  The following works but is ineffective since all calls to the package returns the columns of the same record. I don't know how to put all the values that I need in the SELECT statement.
  CREATE VIEW all_this_stuff AS
  SELECT sequence_number, name,
  RP.action_date (sequence_number) action_date,
  RP.action_office (sequence_number) action_office,
  RP.action_value (sequence_number) action_value
  FROM table1
  
  Is there a way to return multiple values in my SELECT statement or I'm going about this all wrong?
  
  Any suggestions?
  
  Thank you very much!

  Hello

  What you want is a Query of Top - N , what you can do using the ROW_NUMBER analytic function in a subquery, like this:

  WITH     got_rnum     AS
  (
       SELECT     action_seq, action_dt, action_office, action_type, action_value
       ,     ROW_NUMBER () OVER ( ORDER BY  action_date
                                 ,            action_seq
                           ,            action_serial
                         ) AS rnum
       FROM     table2
       WHERE     action_code     = 'AB'
       AND     action_office     LIKE 'E'     -- Is this right?
  )
  SELECT     action_seq, action_dt, action_office, action_type, action_value
  FROM     got_rnum
  WHERE     rnum     = 1
  ;
  

  As written, this returns a single line (at most).
  I suspect you'll actually get a rank for each group , where a group is defined by a value in a table in which you join.
  In this case, add a PARTITION BY clause to the ROW_NUMBER function.
  If post you a small example of data (CREATE TABLE and INSERT statements), I could show you exactly how.
  As I don't have your tables, I'll show you the use of the tables in the scott schema.
  This is a view containing data in the scott.dept table and also to scott.emp, but only for the highest employee in each Department (in other words, the employee whose oldest hire date). If there be a tie for the first hire date, while the candidate with the lowest empno is selected.

  CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW     senior_emp
  AS
  WITH     got_rnum     AS
  (
       SELECT     d.deptno
       ,     d.dname
       ,     e.empno
       ,     e.ename
       ,     e.hiredate
       ,     ROW_NUMBER () OVER ( PARTITION BY  d.deptno
                                 ORDER BY          e.hiredate
                           ,                e.empno
                         ) AS rnum
       FROM     scott.dept     d
       JOIN     scott.emp     e     ON     d.deptno     = e.deptno
  )
  SELECT     deptno
  ,     dname
  ,     empno
  ,     ename
  ,     hiredate
  FROM     got_rnum
  WHERE     rnum     = 1
  ;
  
  SELECT     *
  FROM     senior_emp
  ;
  

  Output:

  .    DEPTNO DNAME               EMPNO ENAME      HIREDATE
  ---------- -------------- ---------- ---------- ---------
          10 ACCOUNTING           7782 CLARK      09-JUN-81
          20 RESEARCH             7369 SMITH      17-DEC-80
          30 SALES                7499 ALLEN      20-FEB-81
  

  Moreover, one of the conditions to the query you posted has been

  action_office     LIKE 'E'
  

  which equals

  action_office     = 'E'
  

  (AS is always equivalent to = if the string that follows AS does not contain the winning cards.)
  Did you mean say that or did you mean something like this:

  action_office     LIKE 'E%'
  

  Instead?

• Need help with the use of GROUP BY in a select statement UNION

  I am writing a query that allows to combine a legacy system that interfaces it is trial balance in the Oracle of R12 GL.  It was only meant to continue for a month or two, but it is likely to continue for 6 months. Please Auditors Auditors, to provide proof that the system is in balance with Oracle GL.  By my verification requirements, I need to make a full reconciliation from the month of conversion (life in the amount of date), then PTD for each month. 

  The legacy account is placed in attribute1 on the lines of the journals. Uses of the old system balancing segments that are also used on the platform in Oracle for this division, i.e., Procure-to-Pay has been cut over Oracle, but not everything yet.  So, I can't count on the GL_BALANCES table for the info, I get from the JE_LINES.

  My problem is not the only request for the month.  But when I try to combine the queries with a Union, to aggregation of each measurement period in its own column, the group is necessary after each selected instruction rather than allowing me to put at the end of the UNION.  (When I put the group by at the end of the UNION, I have the 'not one group' function)

  So I get duplicate for each month of discrete measure accounts. When I duplicate in my Oracle database accounts, I can't count on the VLOOKUP function in excel to exactly match an account of inheritance.  I know there are more sophisticated ways to provide this output, but I'm hoping to get this info in a simple query.

  Thank you in advance for any advice you can provide

  Example of data output (the goal for me is to get the two rows to appear as one based on common points on the LEGACY_ACCOUNT and the ORACLE ACCOUNT

  The LEGACY ACCOUNT	ORACLE ACCOUNT	JUN_15	JUL_15	AUG_15	SEP_15	OCT_15	NOV_15	DEC_15
  010000001109000003584	190-600552-1001-100231-000-0000-0000-0000	0	0	-242961.04	0	0	0	0
  010000001109000003584	190-600552-1001-100231-000-0000-0000-0000	0	192588.02	0	0	0	0	0

  Here is a simplified version of my code that returns both records.  In my research, I had found a number of conversations where it has been shown that the group could be put at the end of the select statement.  However, when I remove the group from the first select statement I get SQL error: ORA-00937: not a function of simple-group

  Select

  l.attribute1 LEGACY_ACCOUNT,

  C.SEGMENT1: '-' | C.SEGMENT2: '-' | C.SEGMENT3: '-' | C.SEGMENT4: '-' | C.SEGMENT5: '-' | C.SEGMENT6: '-' | C.SEGMENT7: '-' | COMBINATION OF C.SEGMENT8,

  JUN_15 TO_NUMBER('0').

  JUL_15, sum (NVL(l.accounted_dr,0.00)-NVL(l.accounted_cr,0.00)),

  TO_NUMBER('0') AUG_15.

  TO_NUMBER('0') SEP_15.

  TO_NUMBER('0') OCT_15.

  TO_NUMBER('0') NOV_15.

  DEC_15 TO_NUMBER('0')

  Of

  b GL.gl_je_batches,

  GL.gl_je_headers h,

  GL.gl_je_lines l,

  GL.gl_code_combinations c,

  GL.gl_je_sources_tl j

  where b.je_batch_id = h.je_batch_id

  and h.je_header_id = l.je_header_id

  and l.code_combination_id = c.code_combination_id

  and h.je_source = j.je_source_name

  and c.segment1 ('190 ', '191', '192', '193', '194', ' 195 ', ' 196',' 197', ' 198 ', ' 199',)

  ('200 ', '203', ' 205', '206 ', '330', '331', '332',' 333 ', ' 334',' 335', ' 336 ', ' 337')

  and j.language = 'en '.

  and h.PERIOD_NAME ("JUL-15'")

  Group

  l.attribute1,

  C.SEGMENT1: '-' | C.SEGMENT2: '-' | C.SEGMENT3: '-' | C.SEGMENT4: '-' | C.SEGMENT5: '-' | C.SEGMENT6: '-' | C.SEGMENT7: '-' | C.SEGMENT8

  UNION

  Select

  l.attribute1 LEGACY_ACCOUNT,

  C.SEGMENT1: '-' | C.SEGMENT2: '-' | C.SEGMENT3: '-' | C.SEGMENT4: '-' | C.SEGMENT5: '-' | C.SEGMENT6: '-' | C.SEGMENT7: '-' | COMBINATION OF C.SEGMENT8,

  JUN_15 TO_NUMBER('0').

  TO_NUMBER('0') JUL_15.

  AUG_15, sum (NVL(l.accounted_dr,0.00)-NVL(l.accounted_cr,0.00)),

  TO_NUMBER('0') SEP_15.

  TO_NUMBER('0') OCT_15.

  TO_NUMBER('0') NOV_15.

  DEC_15 TO_NUMBER('0')

  Of

  b GL.gl_je_batches,

  GL.gl_je_headers h,

  GL.gl_je_lines l,

  GL.gl_code_combinations c,

  GL.gl_je_sources_tl j

  where b.je_batch_id = h.je_batch_id

  and h.je_header_id = l.je_header_id

  and l.code_combination_id = c.code_combination_id

  and h.je_source = j.je_source_name

  and c.segment1 ('190 ', '191', '192', '193', '194', ' 195 ', ' 196',' 197', ' 198 ', ' 199',)

  ('200 ', '203', ' 205', '206 ', '330', '331', '332',' 333 ', ' 334',' 335', ' 336 ', ' 337')

  and j.language = 'en '.

  and h.PERIOD_NAME ("AUG-15'")

  Group

  l.attribute1,

  C.SEGMENT1: '-' | C.SEGMENT2: '-' | C.SEGMENT3: '-' | C.SEGMENT4: '-' | C.SEGMENT5: '-' | C.SEGMENT6: '-' | C.SEGMENT7: '-' | C.SEGMENT8

  order by 1

  Is there a good reason to make this period both as a series of trade unions?  This looks like a classic pivot for me query.  This will make a way through the tables and should get the desired results.

  Select l.attribute1 legacy_account,

  c.Segment1: '-' | c.Segment2: '-' | c.segment3: '-' | c.segment4: '-' |

  c.segment5: '-' | c.segment6: '-' | c.segment7: '-' | combination of c.segment8,

  sum (case when h.period_name = 'JUN-15'

  then nvl(l.accounted_dr,0.00)-nvl(l.accounted_cr,0.00)

  otherwise 0 end) jun_15,.

  sum (case when h.period_name = 'JUL-15'

  then nvl(l.accounted_dr,0.00)-nvl(l.accounted_cr,0.00)

  otherwise 0 end) jul_15,.

  - and similar to DEC - 15

  GL.gl_je_batches b, gl.gl_je_headers h, gl.gl_je_lines l.

  GL.gl_code_combinations c, gl.gl_je_sources_tl j

  where b.je_batch_id = h.je_batch_id

  and h.je_header_id = l.je_header_id

  and l.code_combination_id = c.code_combination_id

  and h.je_source = j.je_source_name

  and c.segment1 ('190', '191', '192', '193', '194', '195',' 196', ' 197',

  '198 ', '199', '200', '203', '205' ', 206',' 330 ', ' 331',

  "332 ', '333', '334', '335',' 336 ', ' 337')

  and j.language = 'en '.

  and h.period_name (' Jun-15', ' 15 JUL', ' AUG-15'... "" ")

  L.attribute1 group,

  c.Segment1: '-' | c.Segment2: '-' | c.segment3: '-' |

  c.segment4: '-' | c.segment5: '-' | c.segment6: '-' |

  c.segment7: '-' | c.segment8

  If you're on the 11G version of the database, you might want to look at the PIVOT keyword that will do the same thing in a more concise expression.

  John