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  Hello!
  
  I have a query:
  
  

  INSERT /*+ APPEND */ INTO pwa_process (
  id,
  id_session,
  id_customer,
  s2k_account,
  service_seq_num,
  msisdn,
  id_tariff,
  contract_end_date,
  last_contract_date,
  next_available_contract_date,
  tariff_name,
  description,
  description_long,
  imei_old,
  activation_date,
  id_customer_number,
  arpu,
  value0,
  value1,
  value2,
  value3,
  value4,
  value5,
  id_pricing_plan)
  WITH msisdns AS (SELECT msisdn ms FROM customer_number cn
  JOIN customer_s2kaccount cs ON cn.s2k_account = cs.s2k_account AND cs.id_customer = v_customerId)
  SELECT
  seq_pwa_process.NEXTVAL,
  v_sessionId,
  customer_s2kaccount.id_customer,
  customer_s2kaccount.s2k_account,
  customer_number.service_seq_num,
  msisdn.msisdn,
  tariff.id,
  NVL(CASE WHEN date_contract_end IS NULL AND le_contract_end_date IS NOT NULL OR (date_contract_end < le_contract_end_date)
           THEN le_contract_end_date
           ELSE NVL(date_contract_end, ADD_MONTHS(customer_number.date_start, customer_number.ada_availability))
      END, TO_DATE('01.01.1970', 'DD.MM.YYYY')) contract_end_date,
  CASE WHEN NOT customer_number.date_first_activation IS NULL AND customer_number.date_first_activation >      (CASE WHEN ada_priority = 1 THEN ada_date_pwa
          WHEN ada_priority <> 1 AND (date_pwa IS NULL AND exchange_date IS NOT NULL OR date_pwa < exchange_date) 
          THEN exchange_date 
          ELSE date_pwa 
    END) 
       THEN customer_number.date_first_activation
       ELSE   (CASE WHEN ada_priority = 1 THEN ada_date_pwa
          WHEN ada_priority <> 1 AND (date_pwa IS NULL AND exchange_date IS NOT NULL OR date_pwa < exchange_date) 
          THEN exchange_date 
          ELSE date_pwa 
    END) 
  END last_contract_date,
  ADD_MONTHS(CASE WHEN NOT customer_number.date_first_activation IS NULL AND customer_number.date_first_activation > NVL(  (CASE WHEN ada_priority = 1 THEN ada_date_pwa
          WHEN ada_priority <> 1 AND (date_pwa IS NULL AND exchange_date IS NOT NULL OR date_pwa < exchange_date) 
          THEN exchange_date 
          ELSE date_pwa 
    END) ,
                                                                                                                         NVL(customer_number.date_first_activation, NVL(customer_number.date_start, customer_number.date_effective)))
                  THEN customer_number.date_first_activation
                  ELSE NVL(  (CASE WHEN ada_priority = 1 THEN ada_date_pwa
          WHEN ada_priority <> 1 AND (date_pwa IS NULL AND exchange_date IS NOT NULL OR date_pwa < exchange_date) 
          THEN exchange_date 
          ELSE date_pwa 
    END) , NVL(customer_number.date_first_activation, NVL(customer_number.date_start, customer_number.date_effective)))
             END, customer_number.ada_availability - DECODE(NVL(customer_number.current_contract_type, 0), 2, DECODE(customer_number.reduced_contract_used, 0, NVL(customer_number.el_contract_calculated_reduc,0), 0), 0)) next_available_contract_date,
  tariff.name_ada,
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  customer_number.id,
  NVL(s2kaccount.arpu1,0),
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  msisdn.value1,
  msisdn.value2,
  msisdn.value3,
  msisdn.value4,
  msisdn.value5,
  customer_number.id_pricing_plan
  FROM customer_s2kaccount
  JOIN customer_number ON customer_number.s2k_account = customer_s2kaccount.s2k_account AND customer_number.service_state = 'AB'
  JOIN msisdn ON msisdn.msisdn = customer_number.msisdn
  JOIN TABLE(CAST(v_tmp_table AS ADA.NUMBER_TABLE)) ids ON ids.column_value = msisdn.id
  JOIN msisdn_group ON msisdn_group.id = msisdn.id_msisdn_group
  JOIN pricing_plan ON pricing_plan.id = customer_number.id_pricing_plan AND pricing_plan.is_for_pwa = 1
  JOIN tariff ON tariff.name = pricing_plan.id
  JOIN s2kaccount ON s2kaccount.s2k_account = customer_number.s2k_account
  LEFT
  JOIN (SELECT msisdn, exchange_date, ADD_MONTHS(exchange_date, MAX(prolongation)) le_contract_end_date
  FROM loyalty_exchange a, msisdns
  WHERE a.msisdn = msisdns.ms AND exchange_date >= ALL (SELECT exchange_date FROM loyalty_exchange b WHERE b.msisdn = a.msisdn)
  GROUP BY msisdn, exchange_date) le ON le.msisdn = customer_number.msisdn
  WHERE customer_s2kaccount.id_customer = v_customerId;

  This query returns different results in the morning (09:00) and afternoon (16:00) on the same database for the same input data (I have prepared a script to test).
  Oracle 9.2.0.6 @solaris
  I checked the query plans, but they look the same in the morning and the afternoon. I don't know where to look for a problem/bug.
  Please help me with suggestions. is in bug with join ansi? or a left outer join?
  
  Published by: batonoff on February 16, 2009 16:56
  
  Published by: batonoff on February 16, 2009 16:58
  
  Published by: batonoff on February 16, 2009 17:00

  I recommend you post your declaration in the {} code tags (without the spaces) so that we can actually read.

  You are absolutely positive that nothing has changed on the data between when you run in the morning and in the afternoon?

• Select from another table, when the query returns no result

  Hello
  
  I have a question where I'm supposed to retrieve the address of an account id-based billing. However, the table of billing may not have an address. There is a table of addresses that always has an address for an account. If the billing address exists, it should be used, so I can't use the address table. Is it possible in a select statement to query to the billing address and if it does not exist, use the address table.
  
  SELECT * FROM accounts a, b billings WHERE a.accountid = b.accountid
  
  Any help will be greatly appreciated.
  
  Thank you.

  user10407139 wrote:
  Hello

  I have a question where I'm supposed to retrieve the address of an account id-based billing. However, the table of billing may not have an address. There is a table of addresses that always has an address for an account. If the billing address exists, it should be used, so I can't use the address table. Is it possible in a select statement to query to the billing address and if it does not exist, use the address table.

  SELECT * FROM accounts a, b billings WHERE a.accountid = b.accountid

  Any help will be greatly appreciated.

  I think you need to explain more clearly if

  -you only have a couple of "billing" columns which is empty and in this case, you want to use the columns from the table 'accounts '.

  - or you have a join with another table that doesn't return data, for example a foreign key "address_id" "billing" is zero and therefore the join to other tables 'address' will return all the data

  In the first case, you have already been provided with some examples here, how to use NVL or similar functions to achieve, even if the first post first evaluates the information of 'accounts' and if it is white using information from "billing". According to your description you need the other way around. The second post a subquery recursive useless in my opinion.

  In the latter case, you should probably use an "outer" join so that the data in your table "bills" are returned, even if the join to another table is not at all the lines.

  SELECT
  NVL(AD1.ADDRESS_ATTR1, AD2.ADDRESS_ATTR1) as ADDRESS_ATTR1,
  NVL(AD1.ADDRESS_ATTR2, AD2.ADDRESS_ATTR2) as ADDRESS_ATTR2,
  NVL(AD1.ADDRESS_STREET, AD2.ADDRESS_STREET) as ADDRESS_STREET,
  ...
  FROM accounts a
  INNER JOIN billings b
  ON a.accountid = b.accountid
  LEFT OUTER JOIN address ad1
  ON b.address_id = ad1.address_id
  INNER JOIN address ad2
  ON a.address_id = ad2.address_id;
  

  In this way you pick up the address stored in the "invoices" table, if it existed, otherwise you pick up the address assigned to the "accounts" table I used an inner for the second address join join because you said that the account always has an assigned address.

  Kind regards
  Randolf

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• sys_refcursor do not fetch any data, even if the query returns the value

  I use sys_refcursor to return the columns and aid below the procedure to do. Although the data are there in table_1 and table_2.
  
  PROCEDURE test_pro (abc_date N, DATE,
  cur_get_data ON sys_refcursor
  )
  
  OPEN cur_get_data
  for
  Select A.col1, B.col2
  from table_1 A
  where A.dis_date = abc_date
  left outer join
  table_2 B
  on
  A.dis_date = B.dis_date;
  
  IF cur_get_data % rowcount = 0
  then
  raise e_error;
  END if;
  
  EXCEPTION
  When e_error
  then
  -no_data_found;
  while others
  then
  -(giving an error with the SQL error code);
  
  END test_pro;
  
  
  When running under sql in the sql pl/sql developer window pick
  data
  Select A.col1, B.col2
  from table_1 A
  where A.dis_date = abc_date
  left outer join
  table_2 B
  on
  A.dis_date = B.dis_date;
  
  But while testing the test_pro in the test of the pl/sql Developer window, it is
  do not fetch all data and raise e_error every time
  
  is there a problem arising from the use IF cur_get_data % rowcount = 0 whenever that happens in the exception block.
  
  so can someone please put a few ideas what cud be the reason for this?

  PROCEDURE test_pro(abc_date IN DATE,
                     cur_get_data OUT sys_refcursor
                    ) is
  BEGIN
  
    OPEN cur_get_data for select A.col1,B.col2
                            from table_1 A
                           where A.dis_date = abc_date
                                 left outer join
                                 table_2 B
                              on A.dis_date = B.dis_date;
  
  /* while testing let exceptions just pop out
  EXCEPTION
  
    when no_data_found
    then
  ------no_data_found;
    when others
    then
  --------(giving SQL error with error code);
  */
  END test_pro;
  

  then you test as something like

  declare
  
    my_date   date := to_date('20120621','yyyymmdd');
    my_cursor sys_refcursor;
    col1      ... ;
    col2      ... ;
  
  begin
  
    test_pro(my_date,my_cursor);
  
    loop
  
      fetch my_cursor into col1,col2;
      exit when my_cursor%notfound;
      dbms_output.put_line(col1 || ' ~ ' || col2);
  
    end loop;
  
  end;
  

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• SQL query return different result 11 GR 1 material and GR 11, 2

  Problem: SQL returns different results in 11 GR 1 material and GR 11, 2 games.

  Example script:

  create the table tab_main
  (
  SOS number (2) not null,
  contract number (2) null
  )
  /

  create the table tab_sub
  (
  number (2) of contract non-null,.
  SOS number (2) null
  )
  /

  insert into tab_main values (1, 10);
  insert into tab_main values (2, 20);
  insert into tab_main values (3, null);
  insert into tab_main values (4, null);

  insert into tab_sub values (1, 10);
  insert into tab_sub (20, 2) values;
  commit;

  The SQL code:

  SELECT *.
  OF tab_main.
  tab_sub
  WHERE tab_main.sos = tab_sub.sos (+) AND
  tab_main. Contract = tab_sub.contract (+) and
  tab_main. Contract not in (select 1 of the double);

  The above query gives more results
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  1 10 10 1
  2 20 20 2
  

  -in 11.1.0.7
  1 10 10 1
  2 20 20 2
  4
  3

  
  Please tell us what could be the reason for the behaviour of offset lines thie.

  
  Thank you

  Piesset
  
  

  I think it is probably a bug in 11.1.0.7 (and possibly other versions), I get the same results as your 11.2.0.4 9.2.0.7, 10.2.0.3 and 11.2.0.3, and this is the result, I expect.

  Your not in the paragraph is equivalent to:

  SELECT *.

  OF tab_main, tab_sub

  WHERE tab_main.sos = tab_sub.sos (+) AND

  tab_main. Contract = tab_sub.contract (+) and

  tab_main. Contract <> 1;

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  John

• Select the query with the level line list where the clause

  Hi all
  
  I am creating a tabular presentation based on a SQL query that has a list of selection based on a query with a where clause clause that refers to a column in the original SQL query.
  
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  Is there some special tags to be used to refer to the external column? I must be missing something because this looks like a pretty mundane problem.
  
  I am running on 4.1.0.00.32, on an Oracle 10 g release 10.2.0.4.0 Server Express request.
  
  
  I look forward to useful responses!
  
  
  See you soon,.
  Jason
  
  Published by: 1005131 on May 9, 2013 19:02

  Your selection by query list receives a static SQL. That SQL can't "see" the value of your s.source_id.
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  The following query returns a null line when there is no such thing as a line for the predicate. Is it a bug or expected behaviour. If so what is the meaning of the null row, is it not logical?
  
  
  
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  user4900730 wrote:
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• OUTER JOIN query returns the results of JOIN IN-HOUSE 11.2.0.1.0

  I'm data transfer in 11.2.01.0 (Windows XP 32-bit) and I wanted to compare the sizes of table with the same Table name in two different patterns, ML and SILENT, with a FULL OUTER JOIN (to account for all the tables and NULL values in a diagram).
  
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  If you read what I posted, forget it. MScallion (below) gave the correct answerr.

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• Unable to display the entire contents of the CF query return the result on my Web see page

  Hello

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• Parameter query returns no results

  Hello
  
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  The name of the locality is given as a parameter.
  
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  SELECT ROWID, of GEOM FROM NOT_MY_CONSUMERS WHERE'= a ' and LOCALITY =: var1;
  
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  I'm stuck with my project.
  
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  Published by: Neha39 on March 16, 2012 04:53
  
  Published by: Neha39 on March 16, 2012 05:15

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• Database query returns no results

  Hello
  
  I timesten arrangement with Oracle as backend, the passthroughlevel is set to 1, which means that if the table is not found in timesten then go to Oracle, but I am facing a problem when querying for what anyone using ttIsql, there is no return line, although when I run the same query in Oracle directely I get the desired result.
  
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  Command > connect myOraCache
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  I would say that yiu address the issue as follows:

  1 study the documentation for cache TimesTen understand how TimesTen caching works, the different types of cache groups and their functionality (and limitations)

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  It is important to understand that TimesTen is almost never just a kind of "Plug and performance is much better" solution. Detailed thought and planning must be done from the outset in order to achieve the best of TimesTen.

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• SQL to return the first line

  Hello guys,.
  
  I use a sql to sort a single column of a specific sort order, I need just the first returned row based on ID (doc_no) here is an example:

  SQL> WITH 
    2  table_a AS (
    3  SELECT 1 doc_no, 'Description of 1' doc_desc FROM DUAL UNION ALL
    4  SELECT 2, 'Description of 2' FROM DUAL),
    5  table_b AS (
    6  SELECT 1 fk_doc_no, 'A' client_rev, TO_DATE ('10/10/2008', 'dd/mm/yyyy') due_date, 
    7   TO_DATE ('10/10/2008', 'dd/mm/yyyy') trans_date FROM DUAL UNION ALL
    8  SELECT 1, 'B', TO_DATE ('05/11/2008', 'dd/mm/yyyy'), TO_DATE ('05/11/2008', 'dd/mm/yyyy') FROM DUAL UNION ALL
    9  SELECT 1, '0', NULL, TO_DATE ('21/11/2008', 'dd/mm/yyyy') FROM DUAL UNION ALL
   10  SELECT 2, 'A', TO_DATE ('25/11/2008', 'dd/mm/yyyy'), TO_DATE ('25/11/2008', 'dd/mm/yyyy') FROM DUAL UNION ALL
   11  SELECT 2, '0', NULL, TO_DATE ('25/11/2008', 'dd/mm/yyyy') FROM DUAL)
   12  SELECT x.doc_no, x.doc_desc, y.last_client_rev, y.due_date, y.trans_date
   13  FROM (SELECT   fk_doc_no,
   14                 MAX (client_rev) KEEP
   15                   (DENSE_RANK LAST ORDER BY TRANSLATE(client_rev
   16                                                       ,'ABCD012' -- Desired sort order
   17                                                       ,'012ABCD' -- Actual sort order
   18                                                      )) AS last_client_rev,
   19                 due_date, trans_date
   20            FROM table_b
   21        GROUP BY fk_doc_no, due_date, trans_date) y,
   22       table_a x
   23  WHERE x.doc_no = y.fk_doc_no;

  The result is:

      DOC_NO DOC_DESC         L DUE_DATE TRANS_DA
  ---------- ---------------- - -------- --------
           1 Description of 1 0          21/11/08
           1 Description of 1 A 10/10/08 10/10/08
           1 Description of 1 B 05/11/08 05/11/08
           2 Description of 2 0          25/11/08
           2 Description of 2 A 25/11/08 25/11/08

  The required data will be:

      DOC_NO DOC_DESC         L DUE_DATE TRANS_DA
  ---------- ---------------- - -------- --------
           1 Description of 1 0          21/11/08
           2 Description of 2 0          25/11/08

  Can you help me with this?
  
  Best regards.
  BTW: I use Oracle 10 g

  Hello
  You don't need a subquery

  SELECT   fk_doc_no, doc_desc,
           MAX (client_rev)KEEP (DENSE_RANK LAST ORDER BY TRANSLATE
                                                (client_rev,
                                                 'ABCD012' -- Desired sort order
                                                          ,
                                                 '012ABCD'  -- Actual sort order
                                                )) AS last_client_rev,
           MAX (due_date)KEEP (DENSE_RANK LAST ORDER BY TRANSLATE
                                                (client_rev,
                                                 'ABCD012' -- Desired sort order
                                                          ,
                                                 '012ABCD'  -- Actual sort order
                                                ),
            trans_date) due_date,
           MAX (trans_date)KEEP (DENSE_RANK LAST ORDER BY TRANSLATE
                                                (client_rev,
                                                 'ABCD012' -- Desired sort order
                                                          ,
                                                 '012ABCD'  -- Actual sort order
                                                )) trans_date
      FROM table_a x, table_b y
     WHERE x.doc_no = y.fk_doc_no
  GROUP BY y.fk_doc_no, doc_desc
  

  SQL> WITH table_a AS
    2       (SELECT 1 doc_no, 'Description of 1' doc_desc
    3          FROM DUAL
    4        UNION ALL
    5        SELECT 2, 'Description of 2'
    6          FROM DUAL),
    7       table_b AS
    8       (SELECT 1 fk_doc_no, 'A' client_rev,
    9               TO_DATE ('10/10/2008', 'dd/mm/yyyy') due_date,
   10               TO_DATE ('10/10/2008', 'dd/mm/yyyy') trans_date
   11          FROM DUAL
   12        UNION ALL
   13        SELECT 1, 'B', TO_DATE ('05/11/2008', 'dd/mm/yyyy'),
   14               TO_DATE ('05/11/2008', 'dd/mm/yyyy')
   15          FROM DUAL
   16        UNION ALL
   17        SELECT 1, '0', NULL, TO_DATE ('21/11/2008', 'dd/mm/yyyy')
   18          FROM DUAL
   19        UNION ALL
   20        SELECT 2, 'A', TO_DATE ('25/11/2008', 'dd/mm/yyyy'),
   21               TO_DATE ('25/11/2008', 'dd/mm/yyyy')
   22          FROM DUAL
   23        UNION ALL
   24        SELECT 2, '0', NULL, TO_DATE ('25/11/2008', 'dd/mm/yyyy')
   25          FROM DUAL)
   26  SELECT   fk_doc_no, doc_desc,
   27           MAX (client_rev)KEEP (DENSE_RANK LAST ORDER BY TRANSLATE
   28                                                (client_rev,
   29                                                 'ABCD012' -- Desired sort order
   30                                                          ,
   31                                                 '012ABCD'  -- Actual sort order
   32                                                )) AS last_client_rev,
   33           MAX (due_date)KEEP (DENSE_RANK LAST ORDER BY TRANSLATE
   34                                                (client_rev,
   35                                                 'ABCD012' -- Desired sort order
   36                                                          ,
   37                                                 '012ABCD'  -- Actual sort order
   38                                                ),
   39            trans_date) due_date,
   40           MAX (trans_date)KEEP (DENSE_RANK LAST ORDER BY TRANSLATE
   41                                                (client_rev,
   42                                                 'ABCD012' -- Desired sort order
   43                                                          ,
   44                                                 '012ABCD'  -- Actual sort order
   45                                                )) trans_date
   46      FROM table_a x, table_b y
   47     WHERE x.doc_no = y.fk_doc_no
   48  GROUP BY y.fk_doc_no, doc_desc
   49  /
  
   FK_DOC_NO DOC_DESC         L DUE_DATE   TRANS_DATE
  ---------- ---------------- - ---------- ----------
           1 Description of 1 0            2008-11-21
           2 Description of 2 0            2008-11-25
  
  SQL> 
  

  Published by: Salim champion 2009-01-26 06:47

• 12.2.4 WebADI - Integrator custom fails to cleanup script is triggered when the import returns the error lines

  Hi, hoping for help because it is not very useful detailed documentation on this topic here.

  I built a custom WebADI that uses custom procedures to validate and download the date in a custom table.  I then called an importer script that checks the balance of files (and other things) and mark the lines that do not reach a State of error.  I also managed to get these errors to be selected by the definition of error line and message error search section and everything is right with the world.

  Except that when imported and reports to hide the sad faces appear in the worksheet, I expect the cleanup script then learn to delete the records so that when the errors are corrected in the spreadsheet we don't get the lines in double... and is not.  No amount of tweaking, etc. application errors will result in cleaning the fire.

  Can someone tell me what I need to import of PL/SQL program to do when it detects a mistake for execution of the cleaning procedure?

  Thanks in advance

  Mike

  IT FIXED myself.

  The downloaded must be a function and return an error message of VARCHAR2.  If you return NULL - then the cleaning is not called as expected. If you return to any string, then cleanup is called.

• Return the first line with a non-null value in a column

  Hey there, gurus. Can someone give me a hand with this?
  
  I have a table with six columns: Class_ID, Course_ID, start_date, Last_Name, First_Name, company. When our students take a class and will fill in an evaluation form, they fill in the Class_ID Last_Name First_Name, and Company. The Course_ID and Start_Date are filled automatically based on the Class_ID.
  
  I am trying to generate a report that contains Class_ID, Course_ID and Start_Date, PLUS the value of the first not null in the column of company for a combination given to the three first columns. Here is my SQL that does not quite do the trick:
  
  Select distinct c.class_id, c.course_id, c.start_date, p.company
  class c, person p, student s
  where substr (c.course_id, 1, 3) = "OBI".
  and c.start_date > = SYSDATE-30
  and c.class_id = s.class_id
  and s.pid = p.pid
  order start_date, company, class_id, course_id
  
  At present, if in a given class, a student entered "CCCC" under the name of the company and another entry "Collin Co Comm Coll" and another between "Collin College", I would get three rows of this class when you use the SQL above. I want just one line. I don't really like which company names gets selected - one of them will be great for our needs. I just need to see a line for each class_id and single value that some students entered the area of the company. And I guess I have to say that if no student fills in the name of the company I need to see the value null, because I need to see the line no matter what.
  
  Looks like some sort of funky outer join or a coalesce, but it is beyond my ability to understand.
  
  Now I get this:
  During class 1234 SQL271 Date 22/07/2013 company XYZ Inc.
  Made up of class 1234 SQL271 Date 22/07/2013 company XYZ
  1234 SQL271 Date 22/07/2013 company XYZ, class
  
  What I want:
  Class 1234 SQL271 22/07/2013 Date course XYZ Inc. or one of the other 2
  
  Thanks in advance!

  select c.class_id, c.course_id, c.start_date, max(p.company) company
  from class c, person p, student s
  where substr(c.course_id,1,3) = 'OBI'
  and c.start_date >= SYSDATE-30
  and c.class_id = s.class_id
  and s.pid = p.pid
  group by c.class_id, c.course_id, c.start_date
  order by class_id, start_date, course_id
  

  Or if you want to list all businesses, you can use LISTAGG if you're on the latest version of ORACLE

• Need to return the duplicate lines

  Hello
  
  I have two data different sets as below:
  
  SERIES 1:
  col1 col2 col3
  2 cust1 NULL
  3 cust2 NULL
  1 cust NULL
  1 cust NULL
  
  SERIES 2:
  col1 col2 col3
  1 prod NULL
  1 prod NULL
  2 NULL prod1
  3 NULL prod2
  
  The join column is 'col1' (for both sets). Now where there is duplicated in col1; lines Col2 is also double for VALUE 1 and col3 is duplicated for SET 2 and I want the lines in the output as:
  
  col1 col2 col3
  1 cust prod
  1 cust prod
  2 cust1 prod1
  3 cust2 prod2
  
  Can you please let me know the best way to achieve this.
  
  Kind regards
  Miloud

  This operation generates your output given your input samples example, but I don't know why you want four lines instead of the six that would come because of the duplication of the set1.

  SQL> WITH set1 AS (
    2     SELECT 2 col1, 'cust1' col2, NULL col3 FROM dual UNION ALL
    3     SELECT 3, 'cust2', NULL FROM dual UNION ALL
    4     SELECT 1, 'cust', NULL FROM dual UNION ALL
    5     SELECT 1, 'cust', NULL FROM dual),
    6  set2 AS (
    7     SELECT 1 col1, NULL col2, 'prod' col3 FROM dual UNION ALL
    8     SELECT 1, NULL, 'prod'  FROM dual UNION ALL
    9     SELECT 2, NULL, 'prod1' FROM dual UNION ALL
   10     SELECT 3, NULL, 'prod2' FROM dual)
   11  SELECT s1.col1 s1c1, s1.col2 s1c2, s2.col3 s2c3
   12  FROM (SELECT distinct col1, col2, col3 FROM set1) s1
   13     JOIN set2 s2
   14        ON s1.col1 = s2.col1;
  
        S1C1 S1C2  S2C3
  ---------- ----- -----
           1 cust  prod
           1 cust  prod
           2 cust1 prod1
           3 cust2 prod2
  

  John