count all values with a special WHERE clause in a select group?

Hello

I have the following table 1:

code, month, value
* 1,1,40 *.
* 1,2,50 *.
* 1,3,0 *.
* 1,4,0 *.
* 1,5,20 *.
* 1,6,30 *.
* 1,7,30 *.
* 1,8,30 *.
* 1,9,20 *.
* 1,10,20 *.
* 1,11,0 *.
* 1,12,0 *.

* 2,1,10 *.
* 2,2,10 *.
* 2,3,20 *.
* 2,4,20 *.
* 2,5,20 *.
* 2,6,30 *.
* 2,7,40 *.
* 2,8,50 *.
* 2,9,20 *.
* 2,10,20 *.
* 2,11,20 *.
* 2,12,20 *.

This is a table with 3 columns, first column is a code, second is the number of months, third, one is a value.
Now, I want to select records for each code. For example, all records for the code = 1.
I want to count how many values = 0 for this code = 1. After this count, I want to update the value with the number 0.

For my example:
Code 1, there are 4 fields with the value 0. So, I want to update all values from code 1 to 4.
The second code = 2 there is no value = 0. So, I want to update the values of code2 to 0.

This should be the result:
code, month, value
* 1,1,4 *.
* 1,2,4 *.
* 1,3,4 *.
* 1,4,4 *.
* 1,5,4 *.
* 1,6,4 *.
* 1,7,4 *.
* 1,8,4 *.
* 1,9,4 *.
* 1,10,4 *.
* 1,11,4 *.
* 1,12,4 *.

* 2,1,0 *.
* 2,2,0 *.
* 2,3,0 *.
* 2,4,0 *.
* 2,5,0 *.
* 2,6,0 *.
* 2,7,0 *.
* 2,8,0 *.
* 2,9,0 *.
* 2,10,0 *.
* 2,11,0 *.
* 2,12,0 *.

My question is:
Is it possible in oracle to count in a select (or in an insert/update statement) all values = 0 for a group (in this example, named code) and make an update in the same statement for this group?

I hope someone can give me a hint, if possible?

Thank you very much.
Best regards

Tim

something like that? NOT TESTED *.

Setting a DAY Table1 a SET A.Value = (SELECT COUNT (B.ROWID) FROM Table1 B WHERE A.Code = B.Code AND B.Value = 0);

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    v_data_file          varchar2(80);
    v_sch_code            varchar2(10);
    v_instance_name       varchar2(10);
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    v_line_count          NUMBER                                       := 0;
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    v_errm                VARCHAR2 (255);
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                'GFTAmt'        ||'|'||
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ConsID|GFImpID|GFTAmt|GFType|GFPayMeth|GFDate|FundID|CAMPID|GFAppeal|GfRef|GfPostDate|GfPostStatus|GfltrCode|GfAck|GfRcpt|GfAttrlmpID00|GfAttrCat00|GfAttrdesc00|GfAttrDate00|GfAttrlmpD01|GfAttrCat01|GfAttrdesc01|GfAttrlmpID02|GfAttrCat02|GfAttrdesc02|GfSubType
000013505||      20.00|Cash|Credit Card|06/22/2009|221686|On-Line Giving|On-Line giving|||Do not post|StandardThankYou|Not Acknowledged|Do not receipt||Banner Gift Number|1179534.221686|06/22/2009||Web ID|000013505||Source|MED|On-Line Giving
000013505||      20.00|Cash|Credit Card|06/22/2009|770830|On-Line Giving|On-Line giving|||Do not post|StandardThankYou|Not Acknowledged|Do not receipt||Banner Gift Number|1179534.770830|06/22/2009||Web ID|000013505||Source|MED|On-Line Giving

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The problem is due to the "OR" condition (I did not pay attention to it earlier).

Because of this condition, your query is given beyond 7 days recovery. You need to rewrite the code as:

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BEGIN
  IF emp_id is not null THEN
    l_where_clause := l_where_clause || 'AND emp_id = ' || emp_id || ' ';
  END IF;

  IF salary is not null THEN
    l_where_clause := l_where_clause || 'AND salary = ' || salary || ' ';
  END IF;

  IF job is not null THEN
    l_where_clause := l_where_clause || 'AND job = ' || job || ' ';
  END IF;

  IF dept is not null THEN
    l_where_clause := l_where_clause || 'AND dept = ' || dept || ' ';
  END IF;

  RETURN l_where_clause;
END;

TO_CHAR in where clause

Hello

Here's my query below. I added a to_char dates in my paintings (expiry_dstamp) but now my request does not take the "superior to" in my where clause into consideration.

Could someone ' a please inform me on what I should do now with my where clause.

select *
from

(select distinct sku_id pfs, location_id pfl, to_char(expiry_dstamp, 'DD-Mon-YYYY') pfexd
from inventory
where pick_face = 'F') pf,

(select distinct i.sku_id npfs, i.location_id npfl, to_char(i.expiry_dstamp, 'DD-Mon-YYYY') npfexd
from inventory i, location l
where i.pick_face is null
and lock_code is null
and i.location_id = l.location_id
and l.work_zone not in ('DESPATCH', 'QUALITY', 'CHILLER', 'MARSHALL')) npf

where pf.pfexd > npf.npfexd
and npf.npfs = pf.pfs
order by pf.pfl

Thank you

SM

It is the taking into account, but now you're string comparison no dates...

Try this

select to_Char (pfexd, 'dd-mon-yyyy')
, to_char (npfexd, 'dd-mon-yyyy')
from

(select distinct sku_id pfs, location_id pfl, expiry_dstamp pfexd
from inventory
where pick_face = 'F') pf,

(select distinct i.sku_id npfs, i.location_id npfl, i.expiry_dstamp npfexd
from inventory i, location l
where i.pick_face is null
and lock_code is null
and i.location_id = l.location_id
and l.work_zone not in ('DESPATCH', 'QUALITY', 'CHILLER', 'MARSHALL')) npf

where pf.pfexd > npf.npfexd
and npf.npfs = pf.pfs
order by pf.pfl

not tested

Published by: Alex Nuijten on January 7, 2010 17:45

Published by: Alex Nuijten on January 7, 2010 17:46

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