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• Creating an external Table using Xml Dataset - how to include null values?

  The script below works fine, but I'm fails as soon as the xml file does not contain a column for a line, or has the value as "< ACTUAL_FLAG / >.
  
  Is there way I can show the missing values as null?
  
  With the help of "missing field is null values" does not work for me.
  
  Any help would be appreciated.
  
  
  < < < < < < < < < <
  / * Formatting on the 2010-05-24 14:53:01 (v5.136.908.31019 PS5) * /.
  DROP TABLE ENE_GL_SAP_TEMP;
  
  CREATE TABLE ENE_GL_SAP_TEMP
  (
  status VARCHAR2 (50).
  number of ledger_id (15),
  set_of_books_id NUMBER (15),
  accounting_date DATE,
  CURRENCY_CODE VARCHAR2 (15).
  Date_Created DATE,
  created_by NUMBER (15),
  actual_flag VARCHAR2 (1).
  user_je_category_name VARCHAR2 (25).
  user_je_source_name VARCHAR2 (25).
  Segment1 VARCHAR2 (25).
  Segment2 VARCHAR2 (25).
  segment3 VARCHAR2 (25).
  segment4 VARCHAR2 (25).
  segment5 VARCHAR2 (25).
  segment6 VARCHAR2 (25).
  segment7 VARCHAR2 (25).
  entered_dr NUMBER,
  entered_cr NUMBER,
  accounted_dr NUMBER,
  accounted_cr NUMBER,
  Reference1 VARCHAR2 (100)
  )
  EXTERNAL ORGANIZATION
  (
  TYPE ORACLE_LOADER
  THE DEFAULT DIRECTORY ENE_SOLAR_FTP_IN_DIR
  ACCESS SETTINGS
  (
  records delimited by ' < / GL_REC >.
  BadFile "temp.bad."
  logfile "temp.log.
  fields)
  
  filler TANK (2000) TERMINATED BY "< GL_REC >,"
  status (50) tank surrounded by '<>STATUS' and ' < / STATUS >. "
  ledger_id char (15), framed by '< LEDGER_ID >' and ' < / LEDGER_ID >, "
  set_of_books_id char (15), framed by '< SET_OF_BOOKS_ID >' and ' < / SET_OF_BOOKS_ID >, "
  accounting_date char (11), framed by '< ACCOUNTING_DATE >' and ' < / ACCOUNTING_DATE >, "
  Char (15) currency_code framed by '< CURRENCY_CODE >' and ' < / CURRENCY_CODE >. "
  tank (11) Date_Created framed by '< DATE_CREATED >' and ' < / DATE_CREATED > "date_format DATE mask MON/dd/yyyy". "
  created_by char (12), framed by '< CREATED_BY >' and ' < / CREATED_BY >. "
  actual_flag char (1) surrounded by '< ACTUAL_FLAG >' and ' < / ACTUAL_FLAG >, "
  user_je_category_name tank (25), framed by '< USER_JE_CATEGORY_NAME >' and ' < / USER_JE_CATEGORY_NAME >, "
  user_je_source_name tank (25), framed by '< USER_JE_SOURCE_NAME >' and ' < / USER_JE_SOURCE_NAME >, "
  tank (25) Segment1 framed by '< SEGMENT1 >' and ' < / SEGMENT1 >. "
  tank (25) Segment2 framed by '< SEGMENT2 >' and ' < / SEGMENT2 >. "
  tank (25) segment3 framed by '< SEGMENT3 >' and ' < / SEGMENT3 >. "
  segment4 tank (25), framed by '< SEGMENT4 >' and ' < / SEGMENT4 >, "
  tank (25) segment5 framed by '< SEGMENT5 >' and ' < / SEGMENT5 >, "
  segment6 tank (25), framed by '< SEGMENT6 >' and ' < / SEGMENT6 >, "
  segment7 tank (25), framed by '< SEGMENT7 >' and ' < / SEGMENT7 >. "
  entered_dr char (15), framed by '< ENTERED_DR >' and ' < / ENTERED_DR >, "
  entered_cr char (15), framed by '< ENTERED_CR >' and ' < / ENTERED_CR >, "
  accounted_dr char (15), framed by '< ACCOUNTED_DR >' and ' < / ACCOUNTED_DR >, "
  accounted_cr char (15), framed by '< ACCOUNTED_CR >' and ' < / ACCOUNTED_CR >, "
  tank (100) of reference1 framed by '< REFERENCE1 >' and ' < / REFERENCE1 >.
  
  
  
  )
  )
  LOCATION ("books2.xml")
  )
  PARALLEL
  REJECT LIMIT UNLIMITED;
  
  
  Select * from ENE_GL_SAP_TEMP;
  
  > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >

  Hello

  It's funny, I never thought of parsing an XML through SQL * Loader before.

  Are you aware of the XML DB features? They are intended only for what you are doing here.

  Also, please look at function XMLTable. It allows you to directly map your XML file in columns and relational rows.

  For example, by giving an example of file "book.xml" like this:

  
  
   
    1
    2
    ABC
    DEF
   
   
    1
    3
    XYZ
    TTT
   
  
  

  Then, just do:

  SELECT *
  FROM XMLTable(
   '/GL_RECS/GL_REC'
   passing xmltype( bfilename('XML_DIR','book.xml'), nls_charset_id('CHAR_CS') )
   columns
    status varchar2(50) path 'STATUS',
    ledger_id varchar2(15) path 'LEDGER_ID',
    segment1 varchar2(25) path 'SEGMENT1',
    segment2 varchar2(25) path 'SEGMENT2'
  );
  

• APEX 3.2 copying the model Vertical Type 2 (including null values)

  I have normally do not change only by default APEX models, but rather to make a copy and edit my version with what I want to do.
  
  In the reports to a SQL report attributes TAB, I start using the "default report: vertical, look2 (include the Null columns)" for my report. I went to shared components, make a copy of the model that has been referenced in my application. (Took me by surprise, but he appeared in lists) When I go to replace the expression with the new COPY of the template, it is not in the LOV for models. I checked the copy worked and it is present if I show all THE MODELS...
  
  Why it displayed verses list reports?
  
  Can the attributes of reports / Tempalte LOV reports updated to include my new model?
  
  Thanks - Jim

  I start by using the "default report: vertical, look2 (include the Null columns).

  default: report models are hardwired into APEX and cannot be changed the way the theme templates can.

  >
  In the reports to a SQL report attributes TAB, I start using the "default report: vertical, look2 (include the Null columns)" for my report. I went to shared components, make a copy of the model that has been referenced in my application. (Took me by surprise, but he appeared in lists) When I go to replace the expression with the new COPY of the template, it is not in the LOV for models. I checked the copy worked and it is present if I show all THE MODELS...

  Why it displayed verses list reports?
  >

  Models 'appear' under lists will list templates, not report models. Any similarity of name to a default: model report is a coincident.

  Can the attributes of reports / Tempalte LOV reports updated to include my new model?

  It will show only integrated default: / export: templates and report from the current theme templates.

  Using the web Inspector in a browser with the tools of development such as Safari or Firefox + Firebug you can look at the source of the report with a default: model to determine the HTML structure and classes used and applied by the APEX CSS selectors, so either replace these in a your own style sheet, or create a custom theme version of the model from scratch.

• using % for all null values or empty including

  Hello all;
  
  Below is the sample data
  

  create table t1
  (
  ID varchar2(200),
  time_create date
  );
  
  insert into t1
      (id, time_create)
    values
      ('A', sysdate);
    
    insert into t1
      (id, time_create)
    values
      ('B', sysdate);
      
      insert into t1
      (id, time_create)
      
      
    values
      (null, sysdate);
      

  I have the below sql statement
  

      
      select * from t1
      where t1.id like decode(:id, 'ALL', '%', :id);

  now I have a situation where if user input is EVERYTHING, I want to get all the results, including null values or values space, how can I change the decode statement to do.
  
  This is the output I want below for ALL
  

  ID  TIME_CREATE
  A   5/23/2011 11:14:23 PM
  B   5/23/2011 11:14:24 PM
       5/23/2011  11:14:25 PM

  Any help is appreciated. Thank you.

  Maybe:

  Select * from t1
  where (: id = 'ALL')
  OR id =: id);

  Or something similar depending on

  Scott

• Bar chart stacked - strange behavior on display null values

  Hi all

  I'm trying to graph a county of the end dates of the activities over several years by months grouped by project.

  The problem I have is that there is a gap of 3 months where none of the activities that I am tracking complete. The default value for the stacked bar chart is to ignore the columns with no data (in my case it October-December 2015).

  To view these any given month I went to properties graphic and ticked the box "Include Null values. At this point, I get a very strange behavior. Once this option is selected, the legend explodes, showing each project in the database regardless if it meets my criteria for analysis.

  Has anyone another considering that happen? I'm doing something wrong?

  If it's important I'm in the OBI 11.1.1.7.150120

  Thank you for your help,

  Kevin Wolfe

  
  

  Hello

  You have a filter on the list of projects you want to see?

  Based on the way you describe your analysis I guess you don't have any what filter on the list of projects, but some of the filters on the other dimensions/attributes and these filters were limiting the list of projects.

  If this is the case then what you see is not a weird behavior, but everything you've asked your analysis.

  "Include null values" is not limited to the time dimension, it fits any dimension of your analysis, so no filter on projects = all projects.

• Bug - window Plan can't handle "UNPIVOT INCLUDE NULLS" (v. 4.0.1.14)

  SQL-Developer has a problem with the command "UNPIVOT INCLUDE NULLS", when used in PL/SQL packages.

  This problem still exists in version 4.0.1.14 build 14.48

  When the command "UNPIVOT INCLUDE NULL values" is used, the preview window shows nothing, or something strange.

  Example of

  create or replace PACKAGE bug_demonstration of BODY IS PROCEDURE unpivot_no_nulls IS l_city VARCHAR2 (4000); BEGIN SELECT c_val IN l_city FROM (SELECT 'Long road' AS Street, "New Port" AS city FROM DUAL) UNPIVOT (c_val FOR c_key (Street, CITY)) WHERE c_key = "CITY"; END unpivot_no_nulls; PROCEDURE unpivot_include_nulls IS l_city VARCHAR2 (4000); BEGIN SELECT c_val IN l_city FROM (SELECT 'Long road' AS Street, "New Port" AS city FROM DUAL) UNPIVOT INCLUDE NULL values (c_val FOR c_key (Street, CITY)) WHERE c_key = "CITY"; END unpivot_include_nulls; END bug_demonstration;

  
  

  The above example leads to a weird display in the window structure:

  Outline
  BUG_DEMONSTRATION body l_city

  When "INCLUDE NULL values" in the "unpivot_include_nulls" procedure is commented out of the window structure works as expected:

  Outline
  BUG_DEMONSTRATION body unpivot_no_nulls unpivot_include_nulls

  Best regards

  Matthias Schulz

  The bug was filed as:

  Bug 18375456 : OUTLINE WINDOW cannot HANDLE "MUST INCLUDE NULL values.

• 2.1 ai2 - Export using "fixed" merges the fields in the presence of null values

  If you have a result set that includes NULL values and export you them to 'Fixed' format, any NULL field does not include spaces appropriate between it and the next field. Here's a test case and an example of the problem:
  
  create table TEST_EXPORT (ID number, varchar2 (100) Field1, Field2 varchar2 (100), FIELD3 varchar2 (100));
  insert into TEST_EXPORT values (1, ' line 1 - zone 1 ","line 1 - zone 2 ","line 1-3 field ');
  insert into TEST_EXPORT values (2, ' line 2 - zone 1 ", null, 'line 2-3 field');
  Insert into TEST_EXPORT values (3, 'line 3 - zone "line 3 - zone 2", "3 - zone 3" line 1 ");
  insert into TEST_EXPORT values (4, ' line 4 - zone 1 ", null, null);
  Insert in the TEST_EXPORT values (5, null, null, null);
  commit;
  Select * from TEST_EXPORT by id;
  
  
  Then, right-click on the result set, export data, set the Clipboard
  
  As you can see here, the NULL fields have no space after the "":
  
  'ID' 'FIELD1', 'FIELD2' "FIELD3".
  "1" "line 1 - field 1" "line 1 - field 2" "line 1 - field 3" "."
  "2' ' line 2 - field 1" "" "line 2 - field 3" "". "
  "3' ' line 3 - field 1" "line 3 - field 2" "line 3 - field 3" "."
  "4' ' line 4 - field 1" ' ' "."
  "5" """"""
  
  
  Here is my version SQLDeveloper data:
  
  Oracle SQL Developer 2.1.0.63
  Version 2.1.0.63
  Build a HAND - 63.10
  Copyright © 2005,2009 Oracle. All rights reserved.
  The IDE version: 11.1.1.2.36.55.23
  Product ID: oracle.sqldeveloper
  Product version: 11.1.1.63.10
  
  Version of the component
  =========     =======
  Java (TM) Platform 1.6.0_11
  Oracle IDE 2.1.0.63.10
  Support versioning 2.1.0.63.10

  Bug 9182502 - OTNFORUM: FIXED TRAINER is not EXPORT NULL COLUMNS CORRECTLY... filed and fixed

• test for the null value to IN request (null, 'a ', ' b', 'c')

  Hello

  Oracle 10.2.0.4

  I think the following query is incorrect, in my opinion. (there is an index on the collar, but NULL values are ignored?

  SELECT COUNT (*) < table > where col in (null, 'a ', ' b', 'c')

  It works (no errors) and forth fast enough.

  However, I think the correct query would

  SELECT COUNT (*) < table > where IS NULL or neck neck ('a', 'b', 'c')

  It takes a lot of time. As I see it, he performs a table scan for part of the value NULL and use the index for the rest, as the index cannot be used for NULL values.

  I would appreicate an explanation on this matter, particularly why Oracle accepts the first query "where col in (null, 'a ', ' b', 'c')" without any problem.

  Thank you

  A null value is not equal to what whatsoever, not even another null value. This is consistent with the definition of the ANSI. For your first request is not what you think it does, even if it is not syntactically incorrect.

  The second query is correct. If you want to use an index, you must create a bitmap index (which requires Enterprise Edition licenses), because they do not include the values NULL, unlike B * tree index.

• oci_bind_by_name and null values

  Hi, I'm developing a PHP application that allows users to execute SQL statements on an Oracle database. The idea behind the app does the administrator pass a query with some bind variables, for example:
  
  SELECT NAME, SALARY, DEPTNO of EMPLOYEES WHERE SALARY >: salary AND DEPTNO =: deptno
  
  After this, users are presented with a series of screens that allow them to select columns that they want to see (in our case they could choose between NAME, SALARY and/or DEPTNO) and enter values for the bind variables (in our case it would be salary and deptno). So far, everything works as expected.
  
  The problem I have is that if a value null is entered (say for example in deptno, we know the employees that are part of any Ministry), the oci_bind_by_name() function function that I use php to make the bindings of variables does not match all records. I understand that if you put something like "AND DEPTNO = NULL" the query should return no results. But, is it possible to do with oci_bind_by_name() behave similarly as if the query would have been "AND DEPTNO IS NULL" when it receives a null value?
  
  Modify the query using PHP is an option that I would avoid because I can't make all the assumptions on the query as it is entered by an administrator.
  
  Thank you for your time.

  Because this behavior is not specific to PHP OCI8 or the use of bind variables, you'll need to arrive at a SQL solution.

  Your comment about not being able to make assumptions on the motion seem strange: If the administrator wants the semantics you describe, they will need to write the SQL statement that is appropriate for their desired output.

  Other types of solutions include put (s) in a PL/SQL procedure that returns a ref cursor You can hide the complexity of PHP by linking only to the PL/SQL procedure parameters. But this seems to deviate away from your goals.

• Alter the State of Session? -Apex form publishes text with null value

  Recently I discovered a problem with our Apex facility in which all selected as source for a text field value will eventually be displayed as a null value in the database.
  We run APEX version 3.2 in an Oracle 10.2.0.4 database using Oracle HTTP Server from 10 g companion disc.
  
  At first glance, everything seems to work as expected; I created a simple table called "oracle_sr" with 2 columns, as both not null:
  
  SQL > desc capacity.oracle_sr
  Name Null? Type
  ORACLE_SR_ID NOT NULL NUMBER
  TIMESTAMP NOT NULL DATE
  
  In APEX, the form wizard has been used to create a form on this table.
  After execution of the pages and you enter a value for the timestamp field, I can create folders without problem.
  
  The question arises when I choose a source for the timestamp field value.
  All the source options causes the same error (including a static value) so I'll focus on the SQL query to the source as:
  
  Select sysdate double;
  
  This should replace the date system in the area of text timestamp when the page is executed.
  As expected, the value appears in the text box, but when I submit the form to create the folder I get the error:
  
  ORA-01400: cannot insert NULL into ('ABILITY'. "" "" ORACLE_SR '. "" TIMESTAMP")
  
  I have worked with APEX for quite awhile and have successfully used this technique in many applications but just to begin to see this error in recent days. What's particularly odd about this message is by default postings "not null" created by the form wizard sees timestamp class as having a value. Session state information included below reports a value yet the database is to launch the ORA-01400.
  
  Someone has a similar problem? I have spent a good amount of time to try looking for this problem but can't seem to find any similar messages.
  
  I have included the release of my test page, debugging from what I see, it seems to be a value associated with the filed timestamp:
  
  0.00: a C C E P t: request = "CRΘER."
  0.00: metadata: go look up the definition and application shortcuts
  0.00: NLS: wwv_flow.g_flow_language_derived_from = FLOW_PRIMARY_LANGUAGE: wwv_flow.g_browser_language = en - us
  0.00: alter session set nls_language = "AMERICAN."
  0.00: alter session set nls_territory = 'AMERICA '.
  0.00: NLS: CSV charset = WE8MSWIN1252
  0.00:... "NLS: decimal separator Set =". »
  0.00:... NLS: Set NLS Group separator = ",".
  0.00:... NLS: Date Format Set = "DD-MON-RR.
  0.01:... Setting session time_zone in-06: 00
  0.01: setting NLS_DATE_FORMAT application date format: DD-MON-RR
  0.01:... NLS: Date Format Set = "DD-MON-RR.
  0.01: fetch database session state
  0.01:... Check the owner of the 2303701116904676 session
  0.01: setting NLS_DATE_FORMAT application date format: DD-MON-RR
  0.02:... NLS: Date Format Set = "DD-MON-RR.
  0.02:... Check for expiration of the session:
  0.02:... Metadata: Page Fetch, calculation, process and branch
  0.02: session: extract information from session header
  0.02:... Metadata: Retrieve the attributes of the page for application 109, page 50
  0.02:... Validate page affinity point.
  0.02:... Check off the items hidden_protected.
  0.03:... Check authorization security systems
  0.03: session state: Save elements of form and p_arg_values
  0.03: *... Session state: you save newValue of the object "P50_ORACLE_SR_ID" = "" "escape_on_input ="N"* 0.03: *..." " Session state: you save the object "P50_TIMESTAMP" = newValue ' 26 May 09 "" escape_on_input = "N" * ""»
  0.03:... Session state: Save "P0_CURRENT_PERSONNEL_ID" - registration of same value: "1."
  0.03:... Session state: Save "P0_OFFSET" - registration of same value: "0".
  0.03:... Session state: Save "P0_ACTIVE_WEEK" - registration of same value: "24 May 09".
  0.03: point of treatment: ON_SUBMIT_BEFORE_COMPUTATION
  0.03: branch point: BEFORE_COMPUTATION
  0.03: point of calculation: AFTER_SUBMIT
  0.03: tabs: make the connection for the tab queries
  0.03: branch point: BEFORE_VALIDATION
  0.03: perform validations:
  0.03:... Point Not Null Validation: P50_TIMESTAMP
  0.04: branch point: BEFORE_PROCESSING
  0.04: point of treatment: AFTER_SUBMIT
  0.04:... Process 'PK get': PLSQL (AFTER_SUBMIT) declare function get_pk return varchar2 is begin C1 in (select ORACLE_SR_SEQ.nextval double next_val) loop return c1.next_val; end loop; end; Start: P50_ORACLE_SR_ID: = get_pk; end;
  0.04:... * session state: saved point new value "P50_ORACLE_SR_ID" = "6."
  0.04:... Treat "Line of ORACLE_SR process": DML_PROCESS_ROW (AFTER_SUBMIT) #OWNER #:ORACLE_SR:P50_ORACLE_SR_ID:ORACLE_SR_ID | IUD
  0.04: see the error page...
  0.04: execute rollback...
  
  ORA-01400: cannot insert NULL into ('ABILITY'. "" "" ORACLE_SR '. "" TIMESTAMP")
  
  Cannot process the row in the ORACLE_SR table.
  Back by demand.
  
  Any thoughts would be appreciated.
  
  Thank you
  
  Justin.

  If you have changed the Source Type of an element of database column to something else, so he cannot participate in the automated line choreography Fetch/automatic line processing (DML). You must leave the Type of Source, as it was and change the default value of the element fill when the ARF process retrieves a null value for the column.

  Scott

• How to replace a. null value in obiee report

  Hi gurus,

  In a single column, we get. as the data, how to replace. with the null value

  Please provide your inputs

  Thank you for your time in advance

  Try it out below mentioned formula.

  REPLACE ('service request'. "RS #"(, '.', '') "

• Freeze frame layer twinkle in gamma (?) when following a null value

  I thought I solved the problem by changing the quality and sampling area, but there are still questions, including a slight deformation based on casual. Any suggestions? I tried rendering framework, and with that same question. If I unparent it to my null value, the layer is a freeze frame plain ol again. The first image is fine, the following conditions are significantly different. The circulation area is low and there is no motion blur. The Null value is animated in the Position, scale and Rotation. I tried to disable rotation and scale, the problem persists.

  I had the help of Robert Kjettrup, who suggested that the problem was due to the complexity of the noise in the particular image I've used. Keeping this aspect, he proposed to conceal the lack of precision with a separate (unprocessed) layer which has been re-grainy, then use a mask of track in the areas you will need to re-grain with this layer.

  I normally Denoise my images, but in this case I had left it the shot as he was, so I was not used to meet a problem like this. Thanks also to Rick Gerard for his help also.

• NULL values and cardinality

  Hello Experts,

  I read a slide (five things you probably don't know about SQL) on the values NULL and the cardinality of Tom Kyte. He has demonstrated this indexed column with estimate cardinality evil cause NULL values. However, I do not understand why it causes the estimation of cardinality wrond? You have an idea?

  Party suite comes from the slide. Here's the proof, but is not written why.

  OPS$ % ORA11GR2 tkyte > create table t

  2 20 PCTFREE

  3 as

  4. Select a.*,

  5 case when mod(rownum,100) < = 50

  6 then last_ddl_time

  7 end end_date

  8 object;

  Table created.

  
  

  OPS$ % ORA11GR2 tkyte > create indexes t_idx

  2 on t (end_date);

  The index is created.

  
  

  OPS$ % ORA11GR2 tkyte > select count (*)

  2 t

  3 where end_date

  4 between to_date ('01 - sep - 2010 "," dd-mon-yyyy "")

  5 and to_date ('30-Oct-2010, ' mon-dd-yyyy "");

  COUNT (*)

  ----------

  36267

  
  

  OPS$ % ORA11GR2 tkyte > start

  DBMS_STATS.gather_table_stats 2 (user, 't');

  3 end;

  4.

  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

  
  

  OPS$ % ORA11GR2 tkyte > select count (*),

  2. count (distinct end_date)

  count (end_date) 3,.

  min (end_date) 4,

  5 max (end_date)

  6 t;

  CNT CNTD CNT2 MIN MAX

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

  72228 703 36850 1 OCTOBER 02 SEP 30.-11

  
  

  OPS$ % ORA11GR2 tkyte > set autotrace traceonly explain

  OPS$ % ORA11GR2 tkyte > select *.

  2 t

  3 where end_date

  4 between to_date (' 01-sep-2010', 'dd-mon-yyyy')

  5 and to_date ('30-Oct-2010, 'dd-mon-yyyy');

  Execution plan

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

  Hash value of plan: 1601196873

  
  

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

  | ID | Operation | Name | Lines | Bytes | Cost (% CPU). Time |

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

  |   0 | SELECT STATEMENT |      | 36024 |  3588K |   339 (1) | 00:00:05 |

  |*  1 |  TABLE ACCESS FULL | T    | 36024 |  3588K |   339 (1) | 00:00:05 |

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

  Information of predicates (identified by the operation identity card):

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

  1 Filter ("End_date" < = TO_DATE (' 2010-09-30 00:00:00 ',' syyyy-mm-dd '))

  HH24:MI:SS') AND 'End_date' > = TO_DATE (' 2010-09-01 00:00:00 ', ')

  'syyyy-mm-dd hh24:mi:ss"))

  
  

  OPS$ % ORA11GR2 tkyte > update t

  End_date set 2 =.

  3 to_date ('01 - jan - 9999',' mon-dd-yyyy "")

  4 where End_date is null;

  35378 lines to date.

  OPS$ % ORA11GR2 tkyte > commit;

  Validation complete.

  
  

  OPS$ % ORA11GR2 tkyte > start

  DBMS_STATS.gather_table_stats 2 (user, 't');

  3 end;

  4.

  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

  
  

  OPS$ % ORA11GR2 tkyte > select *.

  2 t

  3 where end_date

  4 between to_date ('01 - sep - 2010 "," dd-mon-yyyy "")

  5 and to_date ('30-Oct-2010, ' mon-dd-yyyy "");

  Execution plan

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

  Hash value of plan: 470836197

  
  

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

  | ID | Operation | Name | Lines | Bytes | Cost (% CPU).

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

  |   0 | SELECT STATEMENT |       |   175. 18375 |    10 (0) |

  |   1.  TABLE ACCESS BY INDEX ROWID | T     |   175. 18375 |    10 (0) |

  |*  2 |   INDEX RANGE SCAN | T_IDX |   175 |       |     2 (0) |

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

  Information of predicates (identified by the operation identity card):

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

  1 Filter ("End_date" < = TO_DATE (' 2010-09-30 00:00:00 ',' syyyy-mm-dd '))

  HH24:MI:SS') AND 'End_date' > = TO_DATE (' 2010-09-01 00:00:00 ', ')

  'syyyy-mm-dd hh24:mi:ss"))

  
  

  
  

  Thanks in advance.

  Charlie

  Jonathan has hit it on the head.

  the index has nothing really to do with anything.

  See ask Tom: on queries to external tables, the consistency of data and nothing

  
  

  " NULL values and cardinality.

  
  

• Conversion of NULL values to 0 in graphics

  Hello again everyone,

  I use Oracle Business Intelligence 11.1.1.7.131017.

  In our chart, we have 2 lines with made cumulative information, but whenever this information is equal to 0, it will not draw the line, only for items > 0.

  I tried to change the data format to: #0;-#; 0 but it does not work...

  Although the table indicates 0 where NULL values are supposed to be, when he tries to draw the graph, the line appears only for values > 0...

  Is it possible to convert NULL values to 0 in graphics?

  Thanks a lot for all the help and have a nice day!

  Kind regards

  Frederico Barracha.

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