CONNECT BY giving different results / duplicate records

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  Hi gurus of the Oracle,.

  Good morning/afternoon/evening!

  There are several methods to effectively identify duplicate records. e.g. row_number() and group by, but all of these methods to highlight the duplicate record only. Which means that if your table has data such as

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  Hello

  34MCA2K2 wrote:

  Hi gurus of the Oracle,.

  Good morning/afternoon/evening!

  There are several methods to effectively identify duplicate records. e.g. row_number() and however all these methods to highlight only the duplicate of group by. Which means that if your table has data such as

  ID	Name	Room	Date
  1	ABC	203	20/07/2015
  2	FGH	109	20/09/2015
  3	HSF	202	20/08/2015
  4	REF	201	20/08/2015
  5	FGH	109	20/09/2015
  6	HSF	291	24/08/2015

  And I want to find duplicates based on name/room/day

  Most of the queries will give me

  Or the other

  ID	Name	Room	Date
  5	FGH	109	20/09/2015

  or

  ID	Name	Room	Date
  2	FGH	109	20/09/2015

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  Hi all

  I need help in what follows.

  I have 2 tables Received_bills and Send_bills.

  -------------------------------------------------------

  -The DOF for Table SEND_BILLS

  --------------------------------------------------------

  CREATE TABLE SEND_BILLS

  (DATE OF "DATUM",

  NUMBER OF "PAYMENT."

  'CODE' VARCHAR2 (5 BYTE)

  )  ;

  --------------------------------------------------------

  -The DOF for Table RECEIVED_BILLS

  --------------------------------------------------------

  CREATE TABLE 'RECEIVED_BILLS '.

  (DATE OF "DATUM",

  NUMBER OF "PAYMENT."

  'CODE' VARCHAR2 (5 BYTE),

  VARCHAR2 (5 BYTE) 'STATUS' )  ;

  INSERTION of REM in RECEIVED_BILLS

  TOGETHER TO DEFINE

  Insert. RECEIVED_BILLS (DATUM, PAYMENT, CODE, STATE) values (to_date('10-OCT-15','DD-MON-RR'), 19, 'A1', 'SUCCESS');

  Insert into RECEIVED_BILLS (PAYMENT, CODE, DATE, STATUS) values (to_date('10-OCT-15','DD-MON-RR'), 'A5', 'SUCCESS', 25);

  Insert into RECEIVED_BILLS (PAYMENT, CODE, DATE, STATUS) values (to_date('10-OCT-15','DD-MON-RR'), 47, 'A4', 'FAILED');

  Insert into RECEIVED_BILLS (PAYMENT, CODE, DATE, STATUS) values (to_date('10-OCT-15','DD-MON-RR'), 19, 'A1', 'FAILED');

  Insert into RECEIVED_BILLS (PAYMENT, CODE, DATE, STATUS) values (to_date('10-OCT-15','DD-MON-RR'), 19, 'A1', 'SUCCESS');

  INSERTION of REM in SEND_BILLS

  TOGETHER TO DEFINE

  Insert into SEND_BILLS (DATUM, CODE) values (to_date('10-OCT-15','DD-MON-RR'), 19, 'A1');

  Insert into SEND_BILLS (DATUM, CODE) values (to_date('10-OCT-15','DD-MON-RR'), 19, 'A1');

  Insert into SEND_BILLS (DATUM, CODE) values (to_date('10-OCT-15','DD-MON-RR'), 19, 'A1');

  Insert into SEND_BILLS (DATUM, CODE) values (to_date('10-OCT-15','DD-MON-RR'), 25, 'A5');

  Insert into SEND_BILLS (DATUM, CODE) values (to_date('10-OCT-15','DD-MON-RR'), 47, 'A4');

  Insert into SEND_BILLS (DATUM, CODE) values (to_date('09-OCT-15','DD-MON-RR'), 19, 'A8');

  Insert into SEND_BILLS (DATUM, CODE) values (to_date('10-OCT-15','DD-MON-RR'), 20, 'A1');

  Insert into SEND_BILLS (DATUM, CODE) values (to_date('10-OCT-15','DD-MON-RR'), 19, 'A1');

  Insert into SEND_BILLS (DATUM, CODE) values (to_date('10-OCT-15','DD-MON-RR'), 25, 'A5');

  Insert into SEND_BILLS (DATUM, CODE) values (to_date('10-OCT-15','DD-MON-RR'), 25, 'A5');

  I match all records of send_bills and received_bills with a status of 'SUCCESS' There is no single column in the table.

  Correspondence held payment of columns, the code and the scratch cards, but it may also duplicate records. But even if there are duplicates, I also need those records in the query results

  the query I wrote is this:

  SELECT SEND.*

  REC received_bills, send_bills send

  WHERE send.datum = rec.datum

  AND send.payment = rec.payment

  AND send.code = rec.code

  AND 'rec.status =' SUCCESS

  ;

  The query results give me this

  OCTOBER 10, 15	19	A1
  OCTOBER 10, 15	19	A1
  OCTOBER 10, 15	19	A1
  OCTOBER 10, 15	19	A1
  OCTOBER 10, 15	19	A1
  OCTOBER 10, 15	19	A1
  OCTOBER 10, 15	25	A5
  OCTOBER 10, 15	19	A1
  OCTOBER 10, 15	19	A1
  OCTOBER 10, 15	25	A5

  The result of the correct application would be

  OCTOBER 10, 15	19	A1
  OCTOBER 10, 15	25	A5
  OCTOBER 10, 15	19	A1

  The select statement that I need I want to use a loop to insert records in another table.

  Can someone help me please?

  Thanks in advance.

  Best regards

  Caroline

  Hi, Caroline.

  Caroline wrote:

  Hi all

  I need help in what follows.

  I have 2 tables Received_bills and Send_bills.

  -------------------------------------------------------

  -The DOF for Table SEND_BILLS

  --------------------------------------------------------

  CREATE TABLE SEND_BILLS

  (DATE OF "DATUM",

  NUMBER OF "PAYMENT."

  'CODE' VARCHAR2 (5 BYTE)

  )  ;

  --------------------------------------------------------

  -The DOF for Table RECEIVED_BILLS

  --------------------------------------------------------

  CREATE TABLE 'RECEIVED_BILLS '.

  (DATE OF "DATUM",

  NUMBER OF "PAYMENT."

  'CODE' VARCHAR2 (5 BYTE),

  VARCHAR2 (5 BYTE) 'STATUS');

  INSERTION of REM in RECEIVED_BILLS

  TOGETHER TO DEFINE

  Insert. RECEIVED_BILLS (DATUM, PAYMENT, CODE, STATE) values (to_date('10-OCT-15','DD-MON-RR'), 19, 'A1', 'SUCCESS');

  Insert into RECEIVED_BILLS (PAYMENT, CODE, DATE, STATUS) values (to_date('10-OCT-15','DD-MON-RR'), 'A5', 'SUCCESS', 25);

  Insert into RECEIVED_BILLS (PAYMENT, CODE, DATE, STATUS) values (to_date('10-OCT-15','DD-MON-RR'), 47, 'A4', 'FAILED');

  Insert into RECEIVED_BILLS (PAYMENT, CODE, DATE, STATUS) values (to_date('10-OCT-15','DD-MON-RR'), 19, 'A1', 'FAILED');

  Insert into RECEIVED_BILLS (PAYMENT, CODE, DATE, STATUS) values (to_date('10-OCT-15','DD-MON-RR'), 19, 'A1', 'SUCCESS');

  INSERTION of REM in SEND_BILLS

  TOGETHER TO DEFINE

  Insert into SEND_BILLS (DATUM, CODE) values (to_date('10-OCT-15','DD-MON-RR'), 19, 'A1');

  Insert into SEND_BILLS (DATUM, CODE) values (to_date('10-OCT-15','DD-MON-RR'), 19, 'A1');

  Insert into SEND_BILLS (DATUM, CODE) values (to_date('10-OCT-15','DD-MON-RR'), 19, 'A1');

  Insert into SEND_BILLS (DATUM, CODE) values (to_date('10-OCT-15','DD-MON-RR'), 25, 'A5');

  Insert into SEND_BILLS (DATUM, CODE) values (to_date('10-OCT-15','DD-MON-RR'), 47, 'A4');

  Insert into SEND_BILLS (DATUM, CODE) values (to_date('09-OCT-15','DD-MON-RR'), 19, 'A8');

  Insert into SEND_BILLS (DATUM, CODE) values (to_date('10-OCT-15','DD-MON-RR'), 20, 'A1');

  Insert into SEND_BILLS (DATUM, CODE) values (to_date('10-OCT-15','DD-MON-RR'), 19, 'A1');

  Insert into SEND_BILLS (DATUM, CODE) values (to_date('10-OCT-15','DD-MON-RR'), 25, 'A5');

  Insert into SEND_BILLS (DATUM, CODE) values (to_date('10-OCT-15','DD-MON-RR'), 25, 'A5');

  I match all records of send_bills and received_bills with a status of 'SUCCESS' There is no single column in the table.

  Correspondence held payment of columns, the code and the scratch cards, but it may also duplicate records. But even if there are duplicates, I also need those records in the query results

  the query I wrote is this:

  SELECT SEND.*

  REC received_bills, send_bills send

  WHERE send.datum = rec.datum

  AND send.payment = rec.payment

  AND send.code = rec.code

  AND 'rec.status =' SUCCESS

  ;

  The query results give me this

  OCTOBER 10, 15	19	A1
  OCTOBER 10, 15	19	A1
  OCTOBER 10, 15	19	A1
  OCTOBER 10, 15	19	A1
  OCTOBER 10, 15	19	A1
  OCTOBER 10, 15	19	A1
  OCTOBER 10, 15	25	A5
  OCTOBER 10, 15	19	A1
  OCTOBER 10, 15	19	A1
  OCTOBER 10, 15	25	A5

  The result of the correct application would be

  OCTOBER 10, 15	19	A1
  OCTOBER 10, 15	25	A5
  OCTOBER 10, 15	19	A1

  The select statement that I need I want to use a loop to insert records in another table.

  Can someone help me please?

  Thanks in advance.

  Best regards

  Caroline

  Want to get answers that work?  Then make sure that the CREATE TABLE and INSERT statements you post too much work.  Test (and, if necessary, correct) your statements before committing.  You have a stray "." in the first INSERT statement for received_bills and receikved_bills.status is defined as VARCHAR2 (5), but all values are 6 characters long.

  There are 5 lines in send_bills that are similar to the

  10 OCTOBER 2015 19 A1

  Why do you want that 2 rows like this in the output, not 1 or 3, or 4 or 5?  Is it because there are 2 matching rows in received_bills?  If so, you can do something like this:

  WITH rec AS

  (

  SELECT the reference, payment, code

  , ROW_NUMBER () OVER (PARTITION BY datum, payment, code)

  ORDER BY NULL

  ) AS r_num

  OF received_bills

  Situation WHERE = 'SUCCESS'

  )

  send AS

  (

  SELECT the reference, payment, code

  , ROW_NUMBER () OVER (PARTITION BY datum, payment, code)

  ORDER BY NULL

  ) AS r_num

  OF send_bills

  )

  SELECT send.datum, send.payment, send.code

  REC, send

  WHERE send.datum = rec.datum

  AND send.payment = rec.payment

  AND send.code = rec.code

  AND send.r_num = rec.r_num

  ;

  Note that the main request is very similar to the query you posted, but the last condition has changed.

  If you need to insert these lines in another table, you can use this query in an INSERT statement. There is no need of a loop, or for any PL/SQL.

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  FROM  TEST_MKT
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  SQL > select b.*

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  4 where t.job_bundle_id = b.job_bundle_id

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  (6) seq

  job_bundles 7 b

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• Get different results even script according to what VM it hits?

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  TestVM03 have 3 discs

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  $VMs = get-cluster-name kluster01 | Get-vm-name TestVM0 *.

  -----------------------------------------------------------------------------

  $VMs = get-cluster-name kluster01 | Get-vm-name TestVM0 *.

  $Results = @)

  {foreach ($VM to $VMs)

  $Result = new-object PSObject

  $Result | Add-Member - membertype NoteProperty-name 'Name' - value $VM. Name

  $VMDiskCount = 1

  Get-$VM hard drive | {foreach}

  $disk = $_

  $Result | Add-Member-'Disc ($VMDiskCount) name' name-value $disk. Name - membertype NoteProperty

  $Result | Add-Member-name '($VMDiskCount) Datastore disk' - value $disk. Filename.Split(']') [0]. TrimStart('[') - membertype NoteProperty

  $Result | Add-Member-name 'Disk ($VMDiskCount) SizeGB' - value ([math]: round ($disk.) CapacityKB / 1 MB))-membertype NoteProperty

  $VMDiskCount ++

  }

  $Results += $Result

  }

  $Results | Select-object * | format-table

  -----------------------------------------------------------------------------

  I get this result:

  Name	(1) name of disc	Disk data store (1)	(1) name of the disc SizeGB disc (2).	Disk data store (2)	SizeGB disc (2)
  ----	-----------	----------------	------------- -----------	----------------	-------------
  TestVM02	Hard drive 1	DS-201	Hard 40 2 disc	DS-201	10
  TestVM03	Hard drive 1	DS-201	Hard 40 2 disc	DS-202	10
  TestVM04	Hard drive 1	DS-201	40

  I miss all my disks on TestVM03, I seems that the first VM sets the limit on how many records can be issued in the table... A dirty solution is to create a model on the first target VM disks, but it seems the wrong way to solve my problem.

  Thanks in advance

  You're conclusion is correct, I'm afraid, the first line determines how many properties, you will see.

  Alternatively, you can sort the lines on the number of properties in descending order.

  Something like that

  $Result | Tri-objet-property {($_ |)} Get - Member). {Count of}-descending | Format-Table

• Different results of exactly the same query

  Hello
  
  I wrote a function to calculate the days between 2 dates. If I am running in SQL Developer or directly on the oracle server, I get the results I expected. However, if I run on a client by using ODBC, or PHP connection via the OCI8 extension, I get an incorrect result.
  
  The function takes 2 parameters: 1st and 2nd date and should output the number of non-working days (weekends and holidays) between 2 dates. The coding is not very pretty, but it does not work very well as I said since the client SQL Developer.
  
  Here is the code:
  

  create or replace
  FUNCTION NON_WORKDAYS(fromdate IN DATE, todate IN DATE)
  --Function to calculate non working days between 2 given dates (Weekends & Bank Holidays)
  --Update: Added in a calendar for bank holidays. Bank holidays are listed to the end of 2013
  
  RETURN NUMBER IS
  BANK_HOLS NUMBER;
      ret NUMBER;
  BEGIN
      SELECT count(mydate) INTO ret FROM 
   (SELECT     TO_DATE (fromdate, 'dd-mon-yyyy hh24:mi:ss') + LEVEL - 1 mydate
                  FROM DUAL
             CONNECT BY LEVEL < =
                              TO_DATE (todate, 'dd-mon-yyyy hh24:mi:ss')
                            - TO_DATE (fromdate, 'dd-mon-yyyy hh24:mi:ss')
                            + 1)
       WHERE TO_CHAR (mydate, 'DY') IN ('SAT', 'SUN');
       
       
       select count(mydate) into BANK_HOLS from (
       SELECT     TO_DATE (fromdate, 'dd-mon-yyyy hh24:mi:ss') + LEVEL - 1 mydate
                  FROM DUAL
             CONNECT BY LEVEL < =
                              TO_DATE (todate, 'dd-mon-yyyy hh24:mi:ss')
                            - TO_DATE (fromdate, 'dd-mon-yyyy hh24:mi:ss')
                            + 1
       )
       WHERE TO_CHAR (mydate, 'DD-MM-YYYY') IN 
       ('03-01-2011', 
       '22-04-2011',
       '25-04-2011',
       '29-04-2011',
       '02-05-2011',
       '30-05-2011',
       '29-08-2011',
       '26-12-2011',
       '27-12-2011',
       '02-01-2012',
       '06-04-2012',
       '09-04-2012',
       '07-05-2012',
       '04-06-2012',
       '05-06-2012',
       '12-07-2012',
       '27-08-2012',
       '25-12-2012',
       '26-12-2012',
       '01-01-2013',
       '29-03-2013',
       '01-04-2013',
       '06-05-2013',
       '27-05-2013',
       '12-07-2013',
       '26-08-2013',
       '25-12-2013',
       '26-12-2013'
       );
       ret:= ret + BANK_HOLS;
       
      RETURN ret;
  end;

  The problem is only with certain dates. For example, if I use the date '17-SEP-2012' for the two input parameters, I'm waiting for a result draw. In the SQL Developer client, I get the expected result. However, using ODBC or PHP OCI8 (which I believe is using a direct connection to TNS in the DB), the result returned is '1', which is incorrect ("17-SEP-2012" has been a MONDAY ""). If I use the current date (20-SEP-2012), I get the expected (zero) result in both the SQL Developer client and ODBC/PHP client.
  
  I also tried to use variants of SYSDATE in place and place the date string, to see if I get different results (i.e. today is 20-SEP-2012, so I used SYSDATE-3 to 17-SEP-2012).
  
  To be clear, I call the function in a select statement: select (sysdate-3, sysdate-3) non_workdays of the double; or select non_workdays (TO_DATE('17-SEP-2012'), TO_DATE('17-SEP-2012')) of double;
  
  I have spent hours and hours of troubleshooting this, and it makes me crazy!
  
  I also checked the view V$ SQLAREA the Oracle DB to see what is actually passed to the ODBC client database engine. I was expecting the statement became corrupted somehow, that's why I get strange results, but this was not the case. The statement in the column SQL_FULLTEXT of V$ SQLAREA, showed exactly the statement I performed on the ODBC Client. I tried with the oracle instantclient and full client (10g).
  
  Can someone help save my sanity please? I am eternally grateful!
  
  Sorry for the massive post!
  
  Published by: user12199535 on 20-Sep-2012 12:20

  Your code is a mess. You convert DATE to DATE, e.g. TO_DATE (fromdate, 'dd-mon-yyyy hh24:mi:ss'). TO_DATE function first parameter is a string, while fromdate is the date. That's why Oracle implicitly converts fromdate to the string of default date format that is client dependent and therefore can produce different results on different customers boxes. In addition, your code is dependent on NLS. If the customer has other date language settings, for example German, Sun and SAT are false. And there is no need to separately calculate the weekends and holidays:

  create or replace
    FUNCTION NON_WORKDAYS(fromdate IN DATE, todate IN DATE)
    --Function to calculate non working days between 2 given dates (Weekends & Bank Holidays)
    --Update: Added in a calendar for bank holidays. Bank holidays are listed to the end of 2013
      RETURN NUMBER
      IS
          BANK_HOLS NUMBER;
          ret NUMBER;
      BEGIN
          SELECT  count(mydate)
            INTO  ret
            FROM  (
                   SELECT  trunc(fromdate) + LEVEL - 1 mydate
                     FROM  DUAL
                     CONNECT BY LEVEL < = trunc(todate) - trunc(fromdate) + 1
                  )
            WHERE TO_CHAR(mydate,'DY','NLS_DATE_LANGUAGE = ENGLISH') IN ('SAT','SUN')
               OR mydate IN (
                             DATE '2011-01-03',
                             DATE '2011-04-22',
                             DATE '2011-04-25',
                             DATE '2011-04-29',
                             DATE '2011-05-02',
                             DATE '2011-05-30',
                             DATE '2011-08-29',
                             DATE '2011-12-26',
                             DATE '2011-12-27',
                             DATE '2012-01-02',
                             DATE '2012-04-06',
                             DATE '2012-04-09',
                             DATE '2012-05-07',
                             DATE '2012-06-04',
                             DATE '2012-06-05',
                             DATE '2012-07-12',
                             DATE '2012-08-27',
                             DATE '2012-12-25',
                             DATE '2012-12-26',
                             DATE '2013-01-01',
                             DATE '2013-03-29',
                             DATE '2013-04-01',
                             DATE '2013-05-06',
                             DATE '2013-05-27',
                             DATE '2013-07-12',
                             DATE '2013-08-26',
                             DATE '2013-12-25',
                             DATE '2013-12-26'
                            );
          RETURN ret;
  end;
  /
  

  SY.
  P.S. I think that I converted your vacation to literals correctly, but still double check date.

• ROW_NUMBER and duplicate records

  Hello
  
  Tried to delete duplicate records. The code below works, but would remove all, rather than simply the > #1 records:
  
  (SELECT academic_period, load_week, sub_academic_period, person_uid, course_number,
  course_reference_number, rowid that RID, row_number() over (partition of)
  academic_period, load_week, sub_academic_period, person_uid, course_number,
  order of course_reference_number of academic_period, load_week, sub_academic_period,
  person_uid, course_number, course_reference_number)
  Of THE cea
  WHERE (academic_period, load_week, sub_academic_period, person_uid, course_number,)
  IN course_reference_number)
  (SELECT academic_period, load_week, sub_academic_period, person_uid, course_number,
  course_reference_number
  Of THE cea
  GROUP of academic_period, load_week, sub_academic_period, person_uid, course_number,
  course_reference_number
  HAVING COUNT (*) > 1))
  
  
  If I try to put 'rn' and rn > 1, I get ora-00933: Sql not correctly completed command
  
  SELECT academic_period, load_week, sub_academic_period, person_uid, course_number,
  course_reference_number, rowid that RID, row_number() over (partition of)
  academic_period, load_week, sub_academic_period, person_uid, course_number,
  order of course_reference_number of academic_period, load_week, sub_academic_period,
  person_uid, course_number, course_reference_number): the nurse
  Of THE cea
  WHERE (academic_period, load_week, sub_academic_period, person_uid, course_number,)
  IN course_reference_number)
  (SELECT academic_period, load_week, sub_academic_period, person_uid, course_number,
  course_reference_number
  Of THE cea
  GROUP of academic_period, load_week, sub_academic_period, person_uid, course_number,
  course_reference_number
  After HAVING COUNT (*) > 1)
  and rn > 1
  
  I tried to remove as"rn" and make "rn" and "rn", which gave me an error of syntax also. The '' rn > 1 and '' clause gets an error of syntax also. I gone through a bunch of different Web sites. All of this indicates the syntax I am using will work. However, any query I run into a TOAD, always error when I include the 'rn > 1.
  
  Any ideas? Thank you!
  
  Victoria

  You mix two ways to identify duplicates.

  One way is HAVING:

  SELECT academic_period, load_week, sub_academic_period, person_uid, course_number, course_reference_number
  FROM cea
  GROUP BY academic_period, load_week, sub_academic_period, person_uid, course_number, course_reference_number
  HAVING COUNT(*) > 1)
  

  That tells you just what combinations of your group are more than once.

  Another way is to analytical functions:

  select *
  from (
    SELECT academic_period, load_week, sub_academic_period, person_uid, course_number, course_reference_number
           count(*) over (partition by academic_period, load_week, sub_academic_period, person_uid, course_number, course_reference_number) cnt
    FROM cea
  )
  where cnt > 1
  

  This will all return duplicate records - if some combinations has three duplicates, then this will return all three lines.

  If you use the ROW_NUMBER() place COUNT() analytical analytical function, you get this:

  select *
  from (
    SELECT academic_period, load_week, sub_academic_period, person_uid, course_number, course_reference_number
           row_number() over (partition by academic_period, load_week, sub_academic_period, person_uid, course_number, course_reference_number) rn
    FROM cea
  )
  where rn > 1
  

  All of these files without duplicates will get rn = 1. Those with duplicates gets rn = 1, rn = 2... If rn > 1 Gets all "unnecessary" records - the ones you want to remove.

  If a deletion might look like:

  delete cea
  where rowid in (
    select rid
    from (
      SELECT ROWID as rid,
             row_number() over (partition by academic_period, load_week, sub_academic_period, person_uid, course_number, course_reference_number) rn
      FROM cea
    )
    where rn > 1
  )
  

  Or if you want to manually inspect before you delete ;-):

  select *
  from cea
  where rowid in (
    select rid
    from (
      SELECT ROWID as rid,
             row_number() over (partition by academic_period, load_week, sub_academic_period, person_uid, course_number, course_reference_number) rn
      FROM cea
    )
    where rn > 1
  )
  

  In another answer, you can find a way to remove duplicates with HAVING.
  The point is that do you it either with or with ROW_NUMBER() - not both HAVING ;-)

• finding duplicate records in the DB table, or the data trasnpose

  Hello
  
  I have a question...
  
  Key | UID. Start Dt | End date. / / DESC
  
  
  --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  1. 101 | March 12 09 | 30 May 09 | UID101
  
  2. 101 | January 1 09 | February 25 09 | UID101
  
  3. 102. 13 March 09 | 30 March 09 | UID102
  
  4. 103. 13 March 09 | 30 March 09 | UID103
  
  5. 103. 13 March 09 | April 1 09 | UID103
  
  6. 104. 13 March 09 | 30 May 09 | UID104
  
  7. 104. February 25 09 | 29 May 09 | UID104
  
  8. 105. 15 February 09 | March 1 09 | UID105
  
  9. 105. April 1 09 | 30 May 09 | UID105
  
  The query must know UID in duplicate according to the above data, which are stored in the same form in a table. The definition of the UID duplicate is
  
  (1) UID repeating themselves (records by 2) ex are 101,103,104 and 105.
  (2) each UID has two dates and date of end of beginning.
  (3) the UID for which dates are overlaping. For ex: touch #4, 103 UID whose start dates are March 13 09-30-Mar-09 and there also another record, with the # 5 UID 103 key dates are 13 Mar 09 to 1 April 09. Here, there is overlap or intersection in line #4 with key #5 key dates dates of rank. This UID is duplicated UID by def.
  
  What precedes that falls under def and selectable are 103 and 104 only 102 UID has only a single line, UID 105 dates are mutually exclusive or not that overlap and even for the UID.
  
  Is there a function available DB to make use of?
  
  
  Wanted not to delete records or duplicate records.
  
  There is a report to display these duplicate records.
  
  It would be good for me if I can get the data transposed for UID
  
  as
  
  Of
  
  4. 103. 13 March 09 | 30 March 09 | UID103
  
  5. 103. 13 March 09 | April 1 09 | UID103
  
  TO
  UID. Start the t1d. End t1d. Start the T2D. End T2D
  103: |13-Mar-09|30-Mar-091-Apr-09 13 March 09
  
  Any advice or ideas can be useful to gr8
  
  Thank you...

  It can also be done without Analytics:

  WITH test_data AS (
    SELECT  1 AS KEY, 101 AS UD, TO_DATE('03/12/2009','MM/DD/YYYY') AS START_DT, TO_DATE('05/30/2009','MM/DD/YYYY') AS END_DT, 'UD101' AS DSC FROM DUAL UNION ALL
    SELECT  2 AS KEY, 101 AS UD, TO_DATE('01/01/2009','MM/DD/YYYY') AS START_DT, TO_DATE('02/25/2009','MM/DD/YYYY') AS END_DT, 'UD101' AS DSC FROM DUAL UNION ALL
    SELECT  3 AS KEY, 102 AS UD, TO_DATE('03/13/2009','MM/DD/YYYY') AS START_DT, TO_DATE('03/30/2009','MM/DD/YYYY') AS END_DT, 'UD102' AS DSC FROM DUAL UNION ALL
    SELECT  4 AS KEY, 103 AS UD, TO_DATE('03/13/2009','MM/DD/YYYY') AS START_DT, TO_DATE('03/30/2009','MM/DD/YYYY') AS END_DT, 'UD103' AS DSC FROM DUAL UNION ALL
    SELECT  5 AS KEY, 103 AS UD, TO_DATE('03/13/2009','MM/DD/YYYY') AS START_DT, TO_DATE('04/01/2009','MM/DD/YYYY') AS END_DT, 'UD103' AS DSC FROM DUAL UNION ALL
    SELECT  6 AS KEY, 104 AS UD, TO_DATE('03/13/2009','MM/DD/YYYY') AS START_DT, TO_DATE('05/30/2009','MM/DD/YYYY') AS END_DT, 'UD104' AS DSC FROM DUAL UNION ALL
    SELECT  7 AS KEY, 104 AS UD, TO_DATE('02/25/2009','MM/DD/YYYY') AS START_DT, TO_DATE('05/29/2009','MM/DD/YYYY') AS END_DT, 'UD104' AS DSC FROM DUAL UNION ALL
    SELECT  8 AS KEY, 105 AS UD, TO_DATE('02/15/2009','MM/DD/YYYY') AS START_DT, TO_DATE('03/01/2009','MM/DD/YYYY') AS END_DT, 'UD105' AS DSC FROM DUAL UNION ALL
    SELECT  9 AS KEY, 105 AS UD, TO_DATE('04/01/2009','MM/DD/YYYY') AS START_DT, TO_DATE('05/30/2009','MM/DD/YYYY') AS END_DT, 'UD105' AS DSC FROM DUAL
  )
  select  t1.ud,
       t1.key, t1.start_dt, t1.end_dt,
       t2.key, t2.start_dt, t2.end_dt
  from     test_data t1
  ,     test_data t2
  where     t1.ud = t2.ud
    and     t1.key < t2.key
    and     ((t1.end_dt - t1.start_dt) + (t2.end_dt - t2.start_dt)) >
          (greatest(t1.end_dt, t2.end_dt) - least(t1.start_dt, t2.start_dt))
  /
  

  Result:

          UD        KEY START_DT   END_DT            KEY START_DT   END_DT
  ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------
         103          4 13-03-2009 30-03-2009          5 13-03-2009 01-04-2009
         104          6 13-03-2009 30-05-2009          7 25-02-2009 29-05-2009
  

  In addition, you will need to adjust the date a little comparison, depending on whether you set two periods where the first End_date is equal to the start_date in the second, because duplication or not.

  Published by: tijmen on December 21, 2009 06:17

• same query gives a different result under 2 different schema.

  Hello
  I have a query that shows two different results under 2 different schema.
  Here's the code.
  
  SELECT ssbsect_term_code, ssbsect_crn, ssbsect_seq_numb,
  SUBSTR (f_active_section_ind (ssbsect_ssts_code), 1, 1),
  SUBSTR (f_active_course_ind (a.scbcrse_csta_code), 1, 1),
  SUBSTR (f_check_for_course_coreqs, (ssbsect_subj_code,
  ssbsect_crse_numb,
  ssbsect_term_code
  ),
  1,
  1
  ),
  SUBSTR (f_check_for_course_prereqs, (ssbsect_subj_code,
  ssbsect_crse_numb,
  ssbsect_term_code,
  ''
  ),
  1,
  1
  ),
  SUBSTR (f_check_for_section_coreqs (ssbsect_term_code, ssbsect_crn),
  1,
  1
  ),
  SUBSTR (f_check_for_section_prereqs, (ssbsect_term_code,
  ssbsect_crn,
  ''
  ),
  1,
  1
  ),
  a.scbcrse_eff_term, a.scbcrse_coll_code, a.scbcrse_dept_code,
  SUBSTR (f_get_course_levels, (ssbsect_subj_code,
  ssbsect_crse_numb,
  ssbsect_term_code,
  1
  ),
  1,
  2
  ),
  SUBSTR (f_get_course_levels, (ssbsect_subj_code,
  ssbsect_crse_numb,
  ssbsect_term_code,
  2
  ),
  1,
  2
  ),
  SUBSTR (f_get_course_levels, (ssbsect_subj_code,
  ssbsect_crse_numb,
  ssbsect_term_code,
  3
  ),
  1,
  2
  ),
  SUBSTR (f_get_course_levels, (ssbsect_subj_code,
  ssbsect_crse_numb,
  ssbsect_term_code,
  4
  ),
  1,
  2
  ),
  
  a.scbcrse_divs_code, ssbsect_subj_code, ssbsect_crse_numb,
  a.scbcrse_ceu_ind, a.scbcrse_csta_code,
  NVL (ssbsect_credit_hrs, a.scbcrse_credit_hr_low),
  a.scbcrse_credit_hr_low, a.scbcrse_credit_hr_high,
  a.scbcrse_credit_hr_ind,
  NVL (ssbsect_bill_hrs, a.scbcrse_bill_hr_low),
  a.scbcrse_bill_hr_low, a.scbcrse_bill_hr_high,
  a.scbcrse_bill_hr_ind, ssbsect_ssts_code, ssbsect_camp_code,
  NVL (ssbsect_gmod_code,
  SUBSTR (f_default_gmod, (ssbsect_subj_code,
  ssbsect_crse_numb,
  ssbsect_term_code
  ),
  1,
  1
  )
  ),
  NVL (ssbsect_crse_title, a.scbcrse_title), ssbsect_sapr_code,
  ssbsect_census_enrl, ssbsect_census_enrl_date,
  ssbsect_census_2_enrl, ssbsect_census_2_date, ssbsect_proj_enrl,
  ssbsect_max_enrl, ssbsect_enrl, ssbsect_seats_avail,
  ssbsect_ptrm_code, ssbsect_ptrm_start_date, ssbsect_ptrm_end_date,
  ssbsect_link_ident, k.ssrmeet_begin_time, k.ssrmeet_end_time,
  k.ssrmeet_bldg_code, k.ssrmeet_room_code, k.ssrmeet_schd_code,
  k.ssrmeet_mon_day, k.ssrmeet_tue_day, k.ssrmeet_wed_day,
  k.ssrmeet_thu_day, k.ssrmeet_fri_day, k.ssrmeet_sat_day,
  k.ssrmeet_sun_day, l.ssrmeet_begin_time, l.ssrmeet_end_time,
  l.ssrmeet_bldg_code, l.ssrmeet_room_code, l.ssrmeet_schd_code,
  l.ssrmeet_mon_day, l.ssrmeet_tue_day, l.ssrmeet_wed_day,
  l.ssrmeet_thu_day, l.ssrmeet_fri_day, l.ssrmeet_sat_day,
  l.ssrmeet_sun_day, m.ssrmeet_begin_time, m.ssrmeet_end_time,
  m.ssrmeet_bldg_code, m.ssrmeet_room_code, m.ssrmeet_schd_code,
  m.ssrmeet_mon_day, m.ssrmeet_tue_day, m.ssrmeet_wed_day,
  m.ssrmeet_thu_day, m.ssrmeet_fri_day, m.ssrmeet_sat_day,
  m.ssrmeet_sun_day, n.ssrmeet_begin_time, n.ssrmeet_end_time,
  n.ssrmeet_bldg_code, n.ssrmeet_room_code, n.ssrmeet_schd_code,
  n.ssrmeet_mon_day, n.ssrmeet_tue_day, n.ssrmeet_wed_day,
  n.ssrmeet_thu_day, n.ssrmeet_fri_day, n.ssrmeet_sat_day,
  n.ssrmeet_sun_day, o.ssrmeet_begin_time, o.ssrmeet_end_time,
  o.ssrmeet_bldg_code, o.ssrmeet_room_code, o.ssrmeet_schd_code,
  o.ssrmeet_mon_day, o.ssrmeet_tue_day, o.ssrmeet_wed_day,
  o.ssrmeet_thu_day, o.ssrmeet_fri_day, o.ssrmeet_sat_day,
  o.ssrmeet_sun_day, p.ssrmeet_begin_time, p.ssrmeet_end_time,
  p.ssrmeet_bldg_code, p.ssrmeet_room_code, p.ssrmeet_schd_code,
  p.ssrmeet_mon_day, p.ssrmeet_tue_day, p.ssrmeet_wed_day,
  p.ssrmeet_thu_day, p.ssrmeet_fri_day, p.ssrmeet_sat_day,
  p.ssrmeet_sun_day, q.ssrmeet_begin_time, q.ssrmeet_end_time,
  q.ssrmeet_bldg_code, q.ssrmeet_room_code, q.ssrmeet_schd_code,
  q.ssrmeet_mon_day, q.ssrmeet_tue_day, q.ssrmeet_wed_day,
  q.ssrmeet_thu_day, q.ssrmeet_fri_day, q.ssrmeet_sat_day,
  q.ssrmeet_sun_day, r.ssrmeet_begin_time, r.ssrmeet_end_time,
  r.ssrmeet_bldg_code, r.ssrmeet_room_code, r.ssrmeet_schd_code,
  r.ssrmeet_mon_day, r.ssrmeet_tue_day, r.ssrmeet_wed_day,
  r.ssrmeet_thu_day, r.ssrmeet_fri_day, r.ssrmeet_sat_day,
  r.ssrmeet_sun_day, s.ssrmeet_begin_time, s.ssrmeet_end_time,
  s.ssrmeet_bldg_code, s.ssrmeet_room_code, s.ssrmeet_schd_code,
  s.ssrmeet_mon_day, s.ssrmeet_tue_day, s.ssrmeet_wed_day,
  s.ssrmeet_thu_day, s.ssrmeet_fri_day, s.ssrmeet_sat_day,
  s.ssrmeet_sun_day, t.ssrmeet_begin_time, t.ssrmeet_end_time,
  t.ssrmeet_bldg_code, t.ssrmeet_room_code, t.ssrmeet_schd_code,
  t.ssrmeet_mon_day, t.ssrmeet_tue_day, t.ssrmeet_wed_day,
  t.ssrmeet_thu_day, t.ssrmeet_fri_day, t.ssrmeet_sat_day,
  t.ssrmeet_sun_day, T1.ssrmeet_begin_time, t1.ssrmeet_end_time,
  T1.ssrmeet_bldg_code, t1.ssrmeet_room_code, t1.ssrmeet_schd_code,
  T1.ssrmeet_mon_day, t1.ssrmeet_tue_day, t1.ssrmeet_wed_day,
  T1.ssrmeet_thu_day, t1.ssrmeet_fri_day, t1.ssrmeet_sat_day,
  T1.ssrmeet_sun_day, e1.ssrattr_attr_code, e2.ssrattr_attr_code,
  
  SUBSTR (f_more_attributes, (scbcrse_subj_code,
  scbcrse_crse_numb,
  scbcrse_eff_term
  ),
  1,
  1
  ),
  x.spriden_id, NVL (x.spriden_last_name, 'STAFF'),
  x.spriden_first_name, SUBSTR (x.spriden_mi, 1, 1), y.spriden_id,
  y.spriden_last_name, y.spriden_first_name,
  SUBSTR (y.spriden_mi, 1, 1), z.spriden_id, z.spriden_last_name,.
  z.spriden_first_name, SUBSTR (z.spriden_mi, 1, 1),
  DECODE (u.spriden_pidm, NULL, 'n', 'Y'), ssbovrr_coll_code,
  ssbovrr_divs_code, ssbovrr_dept_code, f1.scrschd_schd_code,
  F1.scrschd_workload, f1.scrschd_max_enrl, f1.scrschd_adj_workload,
  F2.scrschd_schd_code, f2.scrschd_workload, f2.scrschd_max_enrl,
  F2.scrschd_adj_workload, f3.scrschd_schd_code, f3.scrschd_workload,
  F3.scrschd_max_enrl, f3.scrschd_adj_workload, f4.scrschd_schd_code,
  F4.scrschd_workload, f4.scrschd_max_enrl, f4.scrschd_adj_workload
  Scbcrse a.,
  ssbovrr,
  spriden x,
  spriden,
  ssrmeet k,
  ssrmeet l,
  ssrmeet m,
  ssrmeet n,
  ssrmeet o,
  ssrmeet p,
  ssrmeet q,
  ssrmeet r,
  s ssrmeet,
  ssrmeet t,
  ssrmeet t1,
  scrschd f1,
  scrschd f2,
  scrschd f3,
  scrschd f4,
  ssrattr e1,
  ssrattr e2,
  spriden z,
  spriden u,
  ssbsect
  WHERE x.ROWID (+) =
  f_get_instr_spriden_rowid (ssbsect_crn,
  ssbsect_term_code,
  « Y »,
  ''
  )
  AND y.ROWID (+) =
  f_get_instr_spriden_rowid (ssbsect_crn, ssbsect_term_code, ', 1).
  AND z.ROWID (+) =
  f_get_instr_spriden_rowid (ssbsect_crn, ssbsect_term_code, ', 2)
  AND u.ROWID (+) =
  f_get_instr_spriden_rowid (ssbsect_crn, ssbsect_term_code, cm, 3)
  AND ssbovrr_term_code (+) = ssbsect_term_code
  AND ssbovrr_crn (+) = ssbsect_crn
  AND a.scbcrse_subj_code = ssbsect_subj_code
  AND a.scbcrse_crse_numb = ssbsect_crse_numb
  AND a.scbcrse_eff_term =
  (SELECT MAX (b.scbcrse_eff_term)
  OF scbcrse b
  WHERE b.scbcrse_subj_code = ssbsect_subj_code
  AND b.scbcrse_crse_numb = ssbsect_crse_numb
  AND b.scbcrse_eff_term < = ssbsect_term_code)
  AND k.ROWID (+) =
  gvsuowner.f_get_ssrmeet_rowid_js (ssbsect_term_code,
  ssbsect_crn,
  1
  )
  AND l.ROWID (+) =
  gvsuowner.f_get_ssrmeet_rowid_js (ssbsect_term_code,
  ssbsect_crn,
  2
  )
  AND m.ROWID (+) =
  gvsuowner.f_get_ssrmeet_rowid_js (ssbsect_term_code,
  ssbsect_crn,
  3
  )
  AND n.ROWID (+) =
  gvsuowner.f_get_ssrmeet_rowid_js (ssbsect_term_code,
  ssbsect_crn,
  4
  )
  AND o.ROWID (+) =
  gvsuowner.f_get_ssrmeet_rowid_js (ssbsect_term_code,
  ssbsect_crn,
  5
  )
  AND p.ROWID (+) =
  gvsuowner.f_get_ssrmeet_rowid_js (ssbsect_term_code,
  ssbsect_crn,
  6
  )
  AND q.ROWID (+) =
  gvsuowner.f_get_ssrmeet_rowid_js (ssbsect_term_code,
  ssbsect_crn,
  7
  )
  AND r.ROWID (+) =
  gvsuowner.f_get_ssrmeet_rowid_js (ssbsect_term_code,
  ssbsect_crn,
  8
  )
  AND s.ROWID (+) =
  gvsuowner.f_get_ssrmeet_rowid_js (ssbsect_term_code,
  ssbsect_crn,
  9
  )
  AND t.ROWID (+) =
  gvsuowner.f_get_ssrmeet_rowid_js (ssbsect_term_code,
  ssbsect_crn,
  10
  )
  
  AND t1. ROWID (+) =
  gvsuowner.f_get_ssrmeet_rowid_js (ssbsect_term_code,
  ssbsect_crn,
  11
  )
  
  AND f1. ROWID (+) =
  f_get_scrschd_rowid (ssbsect_subj_code,
  ssbsect_crse_numb,
  ssbsect_term_code,
  1
  )
  AND f2. ROWID (+) =
  f_get_scrschd_rowid (ssbsect_subj_code,
  ssbsect_crse_numb,
  ssbsect_term_code,
  2
  )
  AND f3. ROWID (+) =
  f_get_scrschd_rowid (ssbsect_subj_code,
  ssbsect_crse_numb,
  ssbsect_term_code,
  3
  )
  AND f4. ROWID (+) =
  f_get_scrschd_rowid (ssbsect_subj_code,
  ssbsect_crse_numb,
  ssbsect_term_code,
  4
  )
  AND e1.ssrattr_term_code (+) = ssbsect_term_code
  AND e1.ssrattr_crn (+) = ssbsect_crn
  AND e1.ssrattr_attr_code (+) = "SWS".
  AND e2.ssrattr_term_code (+) = ssbsect_term_code
  AND e2.ssrattr_crn (+) = ssbsect_crn
  AND e2.ssrattr_attr_code (+) LIKE '% TM ";
  
  Thank you

  user3367455 wrote:
  Hello
  I have a query that shows two different results under 2 different schema.

  Hello

  Different how?

  -Different number of records, please run this and show us what you get:

  select owner, object_name, object_type
    from dba_objects
   where object_name in
       ('SCBCRSE',
        'SCRSCHD',
        'SPRIDEN',
        'SSBOVRR',
        'SSBSECT',
        'SSRATTR',
        'SSRMEET',
        'F_GET_INSTR_SPRIDEN_ROWID',
        'F_GET_SSRMEET_ROWID_JS')
  order by object_name;
  

  If different values in some records, also include all functions in your selection list.

  Concerning
  Peter