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• Need a cross tab query nickname

  Do not know how to proceed. I have a table with content that
  
  EmpID
  empnm
  Office
  Phone
  
  and another table with
  
  EmpID
  workdt
  NOTIN
  
  I need to view data such as
  
  Office phone EmpID empnm 1/1/12 2/1/12 1/3/12 1/4/12 5/1/12 1/6/12 1/7/12
  
  123 x 123 x x joe
  467 sam 333
  Bill 777 444 x x
  
  The data in the employee file looks like this
  
  Empnm EmpID desk phone
  Joe 123 123
  467 sam 333
  Bill 777 444
  
  The data in the file workdates looks like this
  
  EmpID workdt notin
  123 1/1/12 x
  123 1/2/12
  123 1/3/12 x
  123 1/4/12 x
  123 1/5/12
  123 1/6/12
  123 1/7/12
  467 1/1/12
  467 1/2/12
  467 1/3/12
  467 1/4/12
  467 1/5/12
  467 1/6/12
  467 1/7/12
  777 1/1/12
  777 1/2/12 x
  777 1/3/12
  777 1/4/12
  777 1/5/12 x
  777 1/6/12
  777 1/7/12

  Hello

  There are more options, but I show two below:

  with empdef as
  (
  select 123 empid, 'Joe' empnm,  '123' office, cast(null as varchar2(10)) phone from dual union all
  select 467,       'Sam',        '333',        null from dual union all
  select 777,       'Bill',       '444',        null from dual
  )
  ,workdata as
  (
  select 123 empid, to_date('01-JAN-12', 'dd-mon-yy') workdt,  'X' notin from dual union all
  select 123, to_date('02-JAN-12', 'dd-mon-yy'),null from dual union all
  select 123, to_date('03-JAN-12', 'dd-mon-yy'),'X' from dual union all
  select 123, to_date('04-JAN-12', 'dd-mon-yy'),'X' from dual union all
  select 123, to_date('05-JAN-12', 'dd-mon-yy'),null from dual union all
  select 123, to_date('06-JAN-12', 'dd-mon-yy'),null from dual union all
  select 123, to_date('07-JAN-12', 'dd-mon-yy'),null from dual union all
  select 467, to_date('01-JAN-12', 'dd-mon-yy'),null from dual union all
  select 467, to_date('02-JAN-12', 'dd-mon-yy'),null from dual union all
  select 467, to_date('03-JAN-12', 'dd-mon-yy'),null from dual union all
  select 467, to_date('04-JAN-12', 'dd-mon-yy'),null from dual union all
  select 467, to_date('05-JAN-12', 'dd-mon-yy'),null from dual union all
  select 467, to_date('06-JAN-12', 'dd-mon-yy'),null from dual union all
  select 467, to_date('07-JAN-12', 'dd-mon-yy'),null from dual union all
  select 777, to_date('01-JAN-12', 'dd-mon-yy'),null from dual union all
  select 777, to_date('02-JAN-12', 'dd-mon-yy'),'X' from dual union all
  select 777, to_date('03-JAN-12', 'dd-mon-yy'),null from dual union all
  select 777, to_date('04-JAN-12', 'dd-mon-yy'),null from dual union all
  select 777, to_date('05-JAN-12', 'dd-mon-yy'),'X' from dual union all
  select 777, to_date('06-JAN-12', 'dd-mon-yy'),null from dual union all
  select 777, to_date('07-JAN-12', 'dd-mon-yy'),null from dual
  )
  
  select
    e.empid
    ,e.empnm
    ,e.office
    ,e.phone
    ,max(case when w.workdt = to_date('01-01-2012', 'dd-mm-yyyy') then notin else null end) "1/1/12"
    ,max(case when w.workdt = to_date('02-01-2012', 'dd-mm-yyyy') then notin else null end) "1/2/12"
    ,max(case when w.workdt = to_date('03-01-2012', 'dd-mm-yyyy') then notin else null end) "1/3/12"
    ,max(case when w.workdt = to_date('04-01-2012', 'dd-mm-yyyy') then notin else null end) "1/4/12"
    ,max(case when w.workdt = to_date('05-01-2012', 'dd-mm-yyyy') then notin else null end) "1/5/12"
    ,max(case when w.workdt = to_date('06-01-2012', 'dd-mm-yyyy') then notin else null end) "1/6/12"
    ,max(case when w.workdt = to_date('07-01-2012', 'dd-mm-yyyy') then notin else null end) "1/7/12"
  
  from
    empdef        e     join
    workdata     w     on (e.empid     = w.empid)
  
  group by
    e.empid
    ,e.empnm
    ,e.office
    ,e.phone
  
  order by
    e.empid
  ;
  EMPID EMPNM OFFICE PHONE      1/1/12 1/2/12 1/3/12 1/4/12 1/5/12 1/6/12 1/7/12
  ----- ----- ------ ---------- ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------
    123 Joe   123               X             X      X
    467 Sam   333
    777 Bill  444                      X                    X                    
  

  or with the pivot clause:

  with empdef as
  (
  select 123 empid, 'Joe' empnm,  '123' office,  cast(null as varchar2(10)) phone from dual union all
  select 467,       'Sam',        '333',        null from dual union all
  select 777,       'Bill',       '444',        null from dual
  )
  ,workdata as
  (
  select 123 empid, to_date('01-JAN-12', 'dd-mon-yy') workdt,  'X' notin from dual union all
  select 123, to_date('02-JAN-12', 'dd-mon-yy'),null from dual union all
  select 123, to_date('03-JAN-12', 'dd-mon-yy'),'X' from dual union all
  select 123, to_date('04-JAN-12', 'dd-mon-yy'),'X' from dual union all
  select 123, to_date('05-JAN-12', 'dd-mon-yy'),null from dual union all
  select 123, to_date('06-JAN-12', 'dd-mon-yy'),null from dual union all
  select 123, to_date('07-JAN-12', 'dd-mon-yy'),null from dual union all
  select 467, to_date('01-JAN-12', 'dd-mon-yy'),null from dual union all
  select 467, to_date('02-JAN-12', 'dd-mon-yy'),null from dual union all
  select 467, to_date('03-JAN-12', 'dd-mon-yy'),null from dual union all
  select 467, to_date('04-JAN-12', 'dd-mon-yy'),null from dual union all
  select 467, to_date('05-JAN-12', 'dd-mon-yy'),null from dual union all
  select 467, to_date('06-JAN-12', 'dd-mon-yy'),null from dual union all
  select 467, to_date('07-JAN-12', 'dd-mon-yy'),null from dual union all
  select 777, to_date('01-JAN-12', 'dd-mon-yy'),null from dual union all
  select 777, to_date('02-JAN-12', 'dd-mon-yy'),'X' from dual union all
  select 777, to_date('03-JAN-12', 'dd-mon-yy'),null from dual union all
  select 777, to_date('04-JAN-12', 'dd-mon-yy'),null from dual union all
  select 777, to_date('05-JAN-12', 'dd-mon-yy'),'X' from dual union all
  select 777, to_date('06-JAN-12', 'dd-mon-yy'),null from dual union all
  select 777, to_date('07-JAN-12', 'dd-mon-yy'),null from dual
  )
  
  select
    *    
  
  from
    empdef        e     join
    workdata      w     using (empid)
  
  pivot(max(notin) for workdt in (to_date( '01-01-2012', 'mm-dd-yyyy') as "1/1/12"
                                  ,to_date( '01-02-2012', 'mm-dd-yyyy') as "1/2/12"
                                  ,to_date( '01-03-2012', 'mm-dd-yyyy') as "1/3/12"
                                  ,to_date( '01-04-2012', 'mm-dd-yyyy') as "1/4/12"
                                  ,to_date( '01-05-2012', 'mm-dd-yyyy') as "1/5/12"
                                  ,to_date( '01-06-2012', 'mm-dd-yyyy') as "1/6/12"
                                  ,to_date( '01-07-2012', 'mm-dd-yyyy') as "1/7/12"
                                  )
        )
  ;
  
  EMPID EMPNM OFFICE PHONE      1/1/12 1/2/12 1/3/12 1/4/12 1/5/12 1/6/12 1/7/12
  ----- ----- ------ ---------- ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------ ------
    467 Sam   333
    123 Joe   123               X             X      X
    777 Bill  444                      X                    X                    
  

  Kind regards

  Peter

• cross tab using sql

  Hello
  
  I'm using the version of oracle 11g.
  
  I have a requirement where I have to produce a cross-tab as explained below. Please help me write a SQL query to do this. Thank you very much.
  
  
  Sample data:
  ------------------
  

  Customer             product type
  --------------------------------------------
  AAA                           DVD
  AAA                           Tape
  BBB                           Tape
  CCC                                 DVD
  CCC                           Bluray
  DDD                           DVD
  DDD                           Tape
  DDD                           Bluray

  Logic
                                                                                  
       AAA                                              BBB                         CCC                         DDD          
       DVD     Tape     Bluray                    DVD     Tape     Bluray               DVD     Tape     Bluray               DVD     Tape     Bluray
  DVD          1                    DVD                         DVD               1          DVD          1     
  Tape     1                         Tape          1               Tape                         Tape     1          1
  Bluray                              Bluray                         Bluray     1                    Bluray          1     

  Final Output
  No. of customers who purchased the products across all product types
                      
       DVD     Tape     Bluray               
  DVD          2     1               
  Tape     2     1     1               
  Bluray     1     1                    

  Scripts:
  -------------------------
  create table cust_product(customer varchar2(5), product_type varchar2(10));
  
  insert into cust_product values('AAA','DVD');
  insert into cust_product values('AAA','Tape');
  insert into cust_product values('BBB','Tape');
  insert into cust_product values('CCC','DVD');
  insert into cust_product values('CCC','Bluray');
  insert into cust_product values('DDD','DVD');
  insert into cust_product values('DDD','Tape');
  insert into cust_product values('DDD','Bluray');

  Hello

  858747 wrote:
  ... Sample data:
  ------------------

  Customer             product type
  --------------------------------------------
  AAA                           DVD
  AAA                           Tape
  BBB                           Tape
  CCC                                 DVD
  CCC                           Bluray
  DDD                           DVD
  DDD                           Tape
  DDD                           Bluray
  

  ...
  Final output
  N ° of guests who have purchased products for all types of product

  `     DVD     Tape     Bluray
  DVD          2     1
  Tape     2     1     1
  Bluray     1     1                    
  

  Sorry, I don't follow the logic. Try to explain in words, with specific examples.
  Doesn't have 2 separate clients, 'CCC' and 'DDD', buy 'DVD' and 'Bluray '? Why aren't the results

  `     DVD     Tape     Bluray
  DVD          2     2
  Tape     2     1     1
  Bluray     2     1                    
  

  with 2 in the corners?

  Assuming it was just error, you can do something like this:

  WITH     got_pairs     AS
  (
       SELECT       a.product_type               AS product_a
       ,       NVL (b.product_type, a.product_type)     AS product_b
       FROM            cust_product     a
       LEFT OUTER JOIN     cust_product     b  ON  a.customer     = b.customer
                              AND     a.product_type != b.product_type
  )
  SELECT       *
  FROM       got_pairs
  PIVOT       (     COUNT (*)
         FOR     product_b
         IN     ( 'DVD'
            , 'Tape'
            , 'Blueray'
            )
         )
  ORDER BY  CASE  product_a
            WHEN  'DVD'     THEN  1
            WHEN  'Tape'     THEN  2
            WHEN  'Bluray'     THEN  3
         END
  ;
  

  This assumes that the combination (customer, product_type) is unique, as in your example of data., and that only product_types is 3 in your sample data.
  If these assumptions are not true, then after a few revised sample data and results, which show what you want in these cases.

  Sorry, I don't have an Oracle 11 database now to test this.
  I can (and has) test the outer join, which combines a product_type with him that if he can not be combined with any other thing.

  Using a technique of 11 pivot before Oracle, the following works:

  WITH     got_pairs     AS
  (
       SELECT       a.product_type               AS product_a
       ,       NVL (b.product_type, a.product_type)     AS product_b
       FROM            cust_product     a
       LEFT OUTER JOIN     cust_product     b  ON  a.customer     = b.customer
                              AND     a.product_type != b.product_type
  )
  SELECT       product_a     AS product_type
  ,       COUNT (CASE WHEN product_b = 'DVD'    THEN 1 END)     AS dvd
  ,       COUNT (CASE WHEN product_b = 'Tape'   THEN 1 END)     AS dvd
  ,       COUNT (CASE WHEN product_b = 'Bluray' THEN 1 END)     AS dvd
  FROM       got_pairs
  GROUP BY  product_a
  ORDER BY  CASE  product_a
            WHEN  'DVD'     THEN  1
            WHEN  'Tape'     THEN  2
            WHEN  'Bluray'     THEN  3
         END
  ;
  

  Note that the got_pairs of the subquery is identical in the two motions.

  Thanks for posting the CREATE TABLE and INSERT statements; It's very useful!

  Published by: Frank Kulash, may 29, 2011 16:05
  Oracle 9 append query.

• Cross Tab with group by period

  Good afternoon
  
  I wonder if some can help me with this query, I am writing?
  
  The cross-tab is for columns 1 to 31, representing the days of the month, sum of the quantity of an article sold.
  
  In addition the company description.
  
  I would then finish with 3 entrances in the results for each company, but these are for the sum of the quantity of items in the following periods: -.
  
  Breakfast: 01:00 - 10:00
  Lunch: 11:00 - 14:00
  Dinner: 17:00 - 22:30
  
  Yes, the company is closed for the missing periods, for example 10:00-11:00 & 14:00 to 17:00.
  
  Test case:
  

  CREATE TABLE COMPANIES
    (
      "ID"            NUMBER(9,0),
      "CODE"          NUMBER(8,0),
      "DESCRIPTION"   VARCHAR2(40 CHAR),
      CONSTRAINT "PK_COMPANIES" PRIMARY KEY ("ID")
    );
  
  INSERT INTO COMPANIES VALUES (1,1,'COMPANY A');
  INSERT INTO COMPANIES VALUES (2,2,'COMPANY B');
  INSERT INTO COMPANIES VALUES (3,3,'COMPANY C');
  
  
  CREATE TABLE CUSTOMERS
    (
      "ID"                     NUMBER(9,0),
      "CODE"                   VARCHAR2(30 CHAR),
      "CARD_NUM"               VARCHAR2(30 CHAR),
      "DESCRIPTION"            VARCHAR2(40 CHAR),
      "COMPANY_ID"                   NUMBER(9,0),
      CONSTRAINT "PK_CUSTOMERS" PRIMARY KEY ("ID")
    );
  
  INSERT INTO CUSTOMERS VALUES (1,'001','001','A CUSTOMER', 1);
  INSERT INTO CUSTOMERS VALUES (2,'002','002','A CUSTOMER', 2);
  INSERT INTO CUSTOMERS VALUES (3,'003','003','A CUSTOMER', 3);
  INSERT INTO CUSTOMERS VALUES (4,'004','004','A CUSTOMER', 1);
  INSERT INTO CUSTOMERS VALUES (5,'005','005','A CUSTOMER', 2);
  INSERT INTO CUSTOMERS VALUES (6,'006','006','A CUSTOMER', 1);
  
  
  CREATE TABLE ARTICLES
    (
      "ID"                     NUMBER(9,0),
      "CODE"                   VARCHAR2(20 CHAR),
      "DESCRIPTION"            VARCHAR2(40 CHAR),
      CONSTRAINT "PK_ARTICLES" PRIMARY KEY ("ID")
    );
  
  INSERT INTO ARTICLES
    VALUES (1,'001', 'A Meal');
  
  
  
  CREATE TABLE TRANSACTIONS
    (
      "ID"          NUMBER(9,0),
      "TILL_ID"     NUMBER(9,0) NOT NULL ENABLE,
      "SHOP_ID"     NUMBER(9,0) NOT NULL ENABLE,
      "OPERATOR_ID" NUMBER(9,0),
      "TRANS_NUM"   NUMBER(5,0) NOT NULL ENABLE,
      "SPLIT_NUM"   NUMBER(5,0),
      "TRANS_DATE" DATE NOT NULL ENABLE,
      "TOTAL_AMOUNT"      NUMBER(12,2) NOT NULL ENABLE,
      "BOOKKEEPING_DATE" DATE NOT NULL ENABLE,
      "CARD_NUM"           VARCHAR2(30 CHAR),
      CONSTRAINT "PK_TRANSACTIONS" PRIMARY KEY ("ID")
    );
  
  INSERT INTO TRANSACTIONS VALUES (1,1,1,1,1,NULL,to_date('27.04.2011 10:30:05', 'DD.MM.YYYY HH24:MI:SS'),0.01,to_date('27.04.2011', 'DD.MM.YYYY'),'001');
  INSERT INTO TRANSACTIONS VALUES (2,1,1,1,1,NULL,to_date('27.04.2011 10:31:05', 'DD.MM.YYYY HH24:MI:SS'),0.01,to_date('27.04.2011', 'DD.MM.YYYY'),'002');
  INSERT INTO TRANSACTIONS VALUES (3,1,1,1,1,NULL,to_date('27.04.2011 10:32:05', 'DD.MM.YYYY HH24:MI:SS'),0.01,to_date('27.04.2011', 'DD.MM.YYYY'),'003');
  INSERT INTO TRANSACTIONS VALUES (4,1,1,1,1,NULL,to_date('27.04.2011 10:33:05', 'DD.MM.YYYY HH24:MI:SS'),0.01,to_date('27.04.2011', 'DD.MM.YYYY'),'004');
  INSERT INTO TRANSACTIONS VALUES (5,1,1,1,1,NULL,to_date('27.04.2011 10:34:05', 'DD.MM.YYYY HH24:MI:SS'),0.01,to_date('27.04.2011', 'DD.MM.YYYY'),'005');
  INSERT INTO TRANSACTIONS VALUES (6,1,1,1,1,NULL,to_date('27.04.2011 10:35:05', 'DD.MM.YYYY HH24:MI:SS'),0.01,to_date('27.04.2011', 'DD.MM.YYYY'),'006');
  INSERT INTO TRANSACTIONS VALUES (7,1,1,1,1,NULL,to_date('27.04.2011 14:30:05', 'DD.MM.YYYY HH24:MI:SS'),0.01,to_date('27.04.2011', 'DD.MM.YYYY'),'001');
  INSERT INTO TRANSACTIONS VALUES (8,1,1,1,1,NULL,to_date('27.04.2011 14:31:05', 'DD.MM.YYYY HH24:MI:SS'),0.01,to_date('27.04.2011', 'DD.MM.YYYY'),'002');
  INSERT INTO TRANSACTIONS VALUES (9,1,1,1,1,NULL,to_date('27.04.2011 14:32:05', 'DD.MM.YYYY HH24:MI:SS'),0.01,to_date('27.04.2011', 'DD.MM.YYYY'),'003');
  INSERT INTO TRANSACTIONS VALUES (10,1,1,1,1,NULL,to_date('27.04.2011 14:33:05', 'DD.MM.YYYY HH24:MI:SS'),0.01,to_date('27.04.2011', 'DD.MM.YYYY'),'004');
  INSERT INTO TRANSACTIONS VALUES (11,1,1,1,1,NULL,to_date('27.04.2011 14:34:05', 'DD.MM.YYYY HH24:MI:SS'),0.01,to_date('27.04.2011', 'DD.MM.YYYY'),'005');
  INSERT INTO TRANSACTIONS VALUES (12,1,1,1,1,NULL,to_date('27.04.2011 14:35:05', 'DD.MM.YYYY HH24:MI:SS'),0.01,to_date('27.04.2011', 'DD.MM.YYYY'),'006');
  INSERT INTO TRANSACTIONS VALUES (13,1,1,1,1,NULL,to_date('27.04.2011 22:00:05', 'DD.MM.YYYY HH24:MI:SS'),0.01,to_date('27.04.2011', 'DD.MM.YYYY'),'001');
  INSERT INTO TRANSACTIONS VALUES (14,1,1,1,1,NULL,to_date('27.04.2011 22:01:05', 'DD.MM.YYYY HH24:MI:SS'),0.01,to_date('27.04.2011', 'DD.MM.YYYY'),'002');
  INSERT INTO TRANSACTIONS VALUES (15,1,1,1,1,NULL,to_date('27.04.2011 22:02:05', 'DD.MM.YYYY HH24:MI:SS'),0.01,to_date('27.04.2011', 'DD.MM.YYYY'),'003');
  INSERT INTO TRANSACTIONS VALUES (16,1,1,1,1,NULL,to_date('27.04.2011 22:03:05', 'DD.MM.YYYY HH24:MI:SS'),0.01,to_date('27.04.2011', 'DD.MM.YYYY'),'004');
  INSERT INTO TRANSACTIONS VALUES (17,1,1,1,1,NULL,to_date('27.04.2011 22:04:05', 'DD.MM.YYYY HH24:MI:SS'),0.01,to_date('27.04.2011', 'DD.MM.YYYY'),'005');
  INSERT INTO TRANSACTIONS VALUES (18,1,1,1,1,NULL,to_date('27.04.2011 22:05:05', 'DD.MM.YYYY HH24:MI:SS'),0.01,to_date('27.04.2011', 'DD.MM.YYYY'),'006');
  
  CREATE TABLE TRANS_ARTICLES
    (
      "TRANSACTION_ID"        NUMBER(9,0) NOT NULL ENABLE,
      "ARTICLE_ID"            NUMBER(9,0) NOT NULL ENABLE,
      "QTY_WEIGHT"            NUMBER(10,3) NOT NULL ENABLE,
      "PRICE"                 NUMBER(10,2) NOT NULL ENABLE,
      CONSTRAINT "PK_TRANS_ARTICLES" PRIMARY KEY ("TRANSACTION_ID")
    )
  
  INSERT INTO TRANS_ARTICLES VALUES (1,1,1,0.01);
  INSERT INTO TRANS_ARTICLES VALUES (2,1,1,0.01);
  INSERT INTO TRANS_ARTICLES VALUES (3,1,1,0.01);
  INSERT INTO TRANS_ARTICLES VALUES (4,1,1,0.01);
  INSERT INTO TRANS_ARTICLES VALUES (5,1,1,0.01);
  INSERT INTO TRANS_ARTICLES VALUES (6,1,1,0.01);
  INSERT INTO TRANS_ARTICLES VALUES (7,1,1,0.01);
  INSERT INTO TRANS_ARTICLES VALUES (8,1,1,0.01);
  INSERT INTO TRANS_ARTICLES VALUES (9,1,1,0.01);
  INSERT INTO TRANS_ARTICLES VALUES (10,1,1,0.01);
  INSERT INTO TRANS_ARTICLES VALUES (11,1,1,0.01);
  INSERT INTO TRANS_ARTICLES VALUES (12,1,1,0.01);
  INSERT INTO TRANS_ARTICLES VALUES (13,1,1,0.01);
  INSERT INTO TRANS_ARTICLES VALUES (14,1,1,0.01);
  INSERT INTO TRANS_ARTICLES VALUES (15,1,1,0.01);
  INSERT INTO TRANS_ARTICLES VALUES (16,1,1,0.01);
  INSERT INTO TRANS_ARTICLES VALUES (17,1,1,0.01);
  INSERT INTO TRANS_ARTICLES VALUES (18,1,1,0.01);

  With similar results to: -.
  

  1     Company A - 01:00 10:00     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     1     0     0     0     0
  1     Company A - 11:00 14:00     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     1     0     0     0     0
  1     Company A - 17:00 22:30     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     3     0     0     0     0
  2     Company B - 01:00 10:00     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     1     0     0     0     0
  2     Company B - 11:00 14:00     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     2     0     0     0     0
  2     Company B - 17:00 22:30     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     0     2     0     0     0     0

  This is the Group of periods which is I don't know how to do.
  
  Thank you & best regards,
  
  Andrew

  Hello

  Here's a way to do it:

  WITH     all_time_slots     AS
  (
       SELECT  '01:00 - 11:00' AS label,  1 / 24 AS start_time, 11 / 24 AS end_time     FROM dual
       UNION ALL
       SELECT  '12:00 - 15:00',       12 / 24,               15 / 24          FROM dual
       UNION ALL
       SELECT  '17:00 - 23:30',          17 / 24,               23.5 / 24          FROM dual
  )
  ,     all_days     AS
  (
       SELECT     LEVEL     AS day_of_month
       FROM     dual
       WHERE     LEVEL     IN (1, 27, 31)          --     *****  FOR TESTING ONLY  *****
       CONNECT BY     LEVEL     <= 31
  )
  ,     inner_joins     AS
  (
       SELECT       EXTRACT  (DAY  FROM  tr.bookkeeping_date)     AS day_of_month
       ,       tr.trans_date
       ,       ta.qty_weight
       ,       cu.company_id
       FROM       articles            ar
       JOIN       trans_articles       ta  ON   ta.article_id     = ar.id
       JOIN       transactions              tr  ON   tr.id          = ta.transaction_id
       JOIN       customers            cu  ON   cu.card_num          = tr.card_num
             WHERE       ar.description       = 'A Meal'
             AND       tr.bookkeeping_date  >= DATE '2011-04-01'
       AND       tr.bookkeeping_date  <  DATE '2011-05-01'
  )
  ,     unpivoted_data     AS
  (
       SELECT       co.description
       ,       ad.day_of_month
       ,       NVL (ij.qty_weight, 0)     AS weight_0
       ,       ts.label
       FROM            companies       co
       CROSS JOIN        all_time_slots  ts
       CROSS JOIN       all_days       ad
       LEFT OUTER JOIN       inner_joins       ij   ON   ij.company_id     = co.id
                                            AND  ij.day_of_month     = ad.day_of_month
                                            AND  ij.trans_date - TRUNC (ij.trans_date)
                                                               BETWEEN  ts.start_time
                                                      AND          ts.end_time
  )
  SELECT       *
  FROM       unpivoted_data
  PIVOT       (     SUM (weight_0)
         FOR     day_of_month     IN
              (      1     AS day_1
            ,     27     AS day_27
            ,     31     AS day_31
            )
         )
  ORDER BY  description
  ,            label
  ;
  

  Ouput, given the example of data that you changed it about an hour ago:

  DESCRIPTION LABEL              DAY_1     DAY_27     DAY_31
  ----------- ------------- ---------- ---------- ----------
  COMPANY A   01:00 - 11:00          0          3          0
  COMPANY A   12:00 - 15:00          0          3          0
  COMPANY A   17:00 - 23:30          0          3          0
  
  COMPANY B   01:00 - 11:00          0          2          0
  COMPANY B   12:00 - 15:00          0          2          0
  COMPANY B   17:00 - 23:30          0          2          0
  
  COMPANY C   01:00 - 11:00          0          1          0
  COMPANY C   12:00 - 15:00          0          1          0
  COMPANY C   17:00 - 23:30          0          1          0
  

  Sorry, I'm short on time right now.  I'll try to post an explanation in 4 hours approximately.
  See my next post for an explanation.

  Published by: Frank Kulash, 28 April 2011 21:29

• How to create Cross Tab using Desktop

  Hello world
  
  We use Sundard banner (universities) with discoverer.
  
  I would like to create a cross-tab
  
  
  | Final note
  |_______________________________
  Title of the course.
  |
  |
  
  
  Valid values of rank are: HP - honors
  H - honors
  P past
  
  Suppose that we had 3 students for the class: emergency medicine
  George Washington - HP
  John Adams - HP
  Abraham Lincoln - H
  
  Want a query to look like this:
  
  
  | HP | H | P
  |_________ |_____|_________________
  Emergency medicine | 2. 1
  |
  |
  
  Is this possible using Desktop, pls advise... thx, Sandra

  Hello

  Yes, you should be able to create a cross tab report in Discoverer Desktop, select the title of the course, the final score and the counter of the students. Then put the title of the course on the final quality left on top and the County as your data point.

  Rod West

• Trying to understand what he in @incontext: average when you create a variable in a cross tab report.

  Try to understand the cross tab reports.

  I'm looking at 3 different examples.  I have a question about something I see on 2 examples.

  Example 1.
  http://2.BP.blogspot.com/_F24IZvIkLOI/SrpSl8JSEBI/AAAAAAAAAlQ/ETt_kB3dIew/S1600-h/IKE.jpg
  <? for each group -: / EXPENSE_REPORT/EXPENSE_ITEMS; / DATE? >
  <? variable@InContext:G1;current-group()? > <? DATE of? >

  
  Example 2.
  http://technology.AMIS.nl/2007/01/30/XML-Publisher-building-a-matrix-report-sqllims/

  <? for-each-group@section:row;. / SAMPLE_ID? >
  <? sort: SAMPLE_ID; ' ascending '; data-type = "text"? >
  <? SAMPLE_ID? >
  <? variable@InContext:SAM_ID; SAMPLE_ID? >

  My question is..? variable@InContext: creates a variable but what incontext means?

  Sound in the two examples.

  Both create variables but and in example 2 explains the variable SAM_ID will hold the sample_id for this group.

  My question is why - what is needed?

  Thank you

  Howard

  -is to define a variable 'G1' and him assigning the value of the field Current - group (). The @incontext command maintains the variable located inside the loop... (you can not update but you can simply reference or re - declare)

  You can insert a field (BI Publisher menu - field and select a field from your xml file) and then double click on and click on properties of Word-> help add some text and then edit (delete the existing code or modify the code to what it must be)

  Thank you

  ~ KKT ~.

• Cross tab report with a Twist

  Here's a puzzle. The table on the cross tab below should display text values in row 2, column 2 and not a sum. In addition, there are several values for each column, and they need to be under another. For example, let's say that the desired output is as follows:
  
  Industry - 2005 - 2004 - 2003
  Society 1-10-30-25
  -------------------------20---------50----------0
  Company 2 - 12 - 0-15
  
  '0' cells may simply include white, that's all that is needed.
  
  Here's the RTF cross code table tab:
  Cell 1.1 {noformat} <? horizontal-break-table: 1? > {noformat}
  Cell 1.2 {noformat} <? for-each-group@column:results;. / YEAR? > <? YEAR? > <? end for each group -? > {noformat}
  Cell 2.1 {noformat} <? for-each-group: RESULTS; / INDUSTRY? > <? variable@InContext:G1;current-group()? > <? INDUSTRY? > {noformat}
  Cell 2, 2 {noformat} <? for each group-@cell://RESULTS;. / YEAR? > <? for - each:current-group()? > <? ($G1[(./YEAR=current()/YEAR)]/SALES)? > <? end foreach? > <? end for each group -? > <? end for each group -? > {noformat}
  
  However, this does not have the expected results. It displays this, which is not correct:
  
  Industry - 2005 - 2004 - 2003
  Society 1-10-30-25
  -------------------------10---------30---------25
  -------------------------10---------0-----------0
  Company 2 - 12 - 0-15
  -------------------------12---------0----------15
  -------------------------12---------0-----------0
  
  The following XML code:
  
  rowset <>
  < RESULTS >
  The <>Company INDUSTRY 1 < / INDUSTRY >
  < YEAR > 2005 < / YEAR >
  < > 10 SALES < / SALES >
  < / RESULTS >
  < RESULTS >
  The <>Company INDUSTRY 1 < / INDUSTRY >
  < YEAR > 2005 < / YEAR >
  < > 20 SALES < / SALES >
  < / RESULTS >
  < RESULTS >
  The <>Company INDUSTRY 1 < / INDUSTRY >
  < YEAR > 2004 < / YEAR >
  < > 30 SALES < / SALES >
  < / RESULTS >
  < RESULTS >
  The <>Company INDUSTRY 1 < / INDUSTRY >
  < YEAR > 2004 < / YEAR >
  < SALES > 50 < / SALES >
  < / RESULTS >
  < RESULTS >
  The <>Company INDUSTRY 1 < / INDUSTRY >
  < YEAR > 2003 < / YEAR >
  < > 25 SALES < / SALES >
  < / RESULTS >
  < RESULTS >
  <>company 2 < / INDUSTRY >
  < YEAR > 2005 < / YEAR >
  < > 12 SALES < / SALES >
  < / RESULTS >
  < RESULTS >
  <>company 2 < / INDUSTRY >
  < YEAR > 2003 < / YEAR >
  < > 15 SALES < / SALES >
  < / RESULTS >
  < / LINES >
  
  Any ideas? Thank you very much!

  Give you a few points: 0)

• Cross tab report vertical display?

  Is it possible for a cross-tab (or another format of report template RTF) to achieve this?
  
  The only problem with our cross tab report is that the data should be grouped by day. This is the format we want to achieve:
  
  Employee - MON - TUE - sea
  John - 08:15 - 08:15 - 11:00
  -12:15 PM - 08:15-16:00
  -01:15 PM - 08:15-17:00
  -17:30 PM - 08:15-19:30
  Mary - 10:00 - 08:15 - 10:00
  -14:15 PM - 11:15 - 14:15
  -15:15 PM - 12: 15 - 15:15
  -19:30 PM - 17:15-19:30
  
  In this way, each watch used (John and Mary) time, they started to work and below the time they went on their lunch break below that time back from lunch break and below the time they finished the work.
  
  With a report of the cross we tab get these results:
  
  
  Employee - Monday - TUES - Wednesday - Thurs
  John - 08:15 - 12:15 - 13:15-17:30
  Mary - 10:00 - 14:15 15:15 PM - 19:30
  
  The data goes across the row instead of to the bottom. John 12:15 time lunch should appear directly above the time of 08:15 that he begins to work as in the first example.
  
  Suggestions for a report on the cross tab (or any other type of format) to display data like that?
  
  Thank you very much! :)

  OK, I got it, bit of hacking, and I got the result you wanted... old skool crosstabbing

  ! http://blogs.Oracle.com/xmlpublisher/images/CTab2.jpg!

  The fields are

  ! http://blogs.Oracle.com/xmlpublisher/images/CTab3.jpg!

  He writes for a blog next week...

  RTF model available here [http://blogs.oracle.com/xmlpublisher/files/ToughCrossTab.rtf]

  Tim

• possible to encapsulate cross tab on the same page, rather than on the next page?

  Hello
  
  I'm working on a report on the cross tab in .rtf. I noticed that when there are more columns that can fit on a page, the prosecution is carried out on a new page. Is it possible to have continued to perform on the next 'line' under the first instead of on the next page?
  
  Thank you
  
  JK

  It's here :)

  http://winrichman.blogspot.com/2009/05/cross-tab-by-limiting-number-of-colums.html

• Cross tab with several expandable columns

  Hi all
  
  I develop a cross tab report... is my example of xml file
  <? XML version = "1.0" encoding = "UTF-8"? >
  rowset <>
  < ROW >
  Product < NAME > < / NAME >
  < DATE > 2008 - 05-01 T 00: 00:00.000 - 05:00 < / DATE >
  < TYPE_CODE > < / TYPE_CODE >
  < MOST_RECENT_NOTE_DATE > 1 < / MOST_RECENT_NOTE_DATE >
  < DD_CODE > Call - Back-Office < / DD_CODE >
  < NOTE_DATE > 12 < / NOTE_DATE >
  < / ROW >
  < ROW >
  Product < NAME > < / NAME >
  < DATE > 2008 - 05-01 T 00: 00:00.000 - 05:00 < / DATE >
  < TYPE_CODE > < / TYPE_CODE >
  < MOST_RECENT_NOTE_DATE > 1 < / MOST_RECENT_NOTE_DATE >
  < DD_CODE > Call - Back-Office < / DD_CODE >
  < NOTE_DATE > 11 < / NOTE_DATE >
  < / ROW >
  < ROW >
  Product < NAME > < / NAME >
  < DATE > 2008 - 05-01 T 00: 00:00.000 - 05:00 < / DATE >
  < TYPE_CODE > < / TYPE_CODE >
  < MOST_RECENT_NOTE_DATE > 1 < / MOST_RECENT_NOTE_DATE >
  < DD_CODE > Call - Back-Office < / DD_CODE >
  < NOTE_DATE > 14 < / NOTE_DATE >
  < / ROW >
  < ROW >
  Product < NAME > < / NAME >
  < DATE > 2008 - 05-01 T 00: 00:00.000 - 05:00 < / DATE >
  < TYPE_CODE > < / TYPE_CODE >
  < MOST_RECENT_NOTE_DATE > 1 < / MOST_RECENT_NOTE_DATE >
  < DD_CODE > Call - Back-Office < / DD_CODE >
  < NOTE_DATE > 112 < / NOTE_DATE >
  < / ROW >
  < ROW >
  Product < NAME > < / NAME >
  < DATE > 2008 - 05-01 T 00: 00:00.000 - 05:00 < / DATE >
  < TYPE_CODE > < / TYPE_CODE >
  < MOST_RECENT_NOTE_DATE > 1 < / MOST_RECENT_NOTE_DATE >
  < DD_CODE > Call - monitoring < / DD_CODE >
  < NOTE_DATE > 121 < / NOTE_DATE >
  < / ROW >
  < ROW >
  Product < NAME > < / NAME >
  < DATE > 2008 - 05-01 T 00: 00:00.000 - 05:00 < / DATE >
  < TYPE_CODE > < / TYPE_CODE >
  < MOST_RECENT_NOTE_DATE > 1 < / MOST_RECENT_NOTE_DATE >
  < DD_CODE > Call - monitoring < / DD_CODE >
  < NOTE_DATE > 122 < / NOTE_DATE >
  < / ROW >
  < ROW >
  Product < NAME > < / NAME >
  < DATE > 2008 - 05-01 T 00: 00:00.000 - 05:00 < / DATE >
  < TYPE_CODE > < / TYPE_CODE >
  < MOST_RECENT_NOTE_DATE > 1 < / MOST_RECENT_NOTE_DATE >
  < DD_CODE > Call - monitoring < / DD_CODE >
  < NOTE_DATE > 131 < / NOTE_DATE >
  < / ROW >
  < ROW >
  Product < NAME > < / NAME >
  < DATE > 2008 - 05-01 T 00: 00:00.000 - 05:00 < / DATE >
  < TYPE_CODE > < / TYPE_CODE >
  < MOST_RECENT_NOTE_DATE > 1 < / MOST_RECENT_NOTE_DATE >
  < DD_CODE > Call - monitoring < / DD_CODE >
  < NOTE_DATE > 111 < / NOTE_DATE >
  < / ROW >
  < ROW >
  Product < NAME > < / NAME >
  < DATE > 2008 - 05-01 T 00: 00:00.000 - 05:00 < / DATE >
  < TYPE_CODE > < / TYPE_CODE >
  < MOST_RECENT_NOTE_DATE > 1 < / MOST_RECENT_NOTE_DATE >
  Visit Site < DD_CODE > - Back-Office < / DD_CODE >
  < NOTE_DATE > 11 < / NOTE_DATE >
  < / ROW >
  < ROW >
  Product < NAME > < / NAME >
  < DATE > 2008 - 05-01 T 00: 00:00.000 - 05:00 < / DATE >
  < TYPE_CODE > < / TYPE_CODE >
  < MOST_RECENT_NOTE_DATE > 1 < / MOST_RECENT_NOTE_DATE >
  Visit Site < DD_CODE > - Back-Office < / DD_CODE >
  < NOTE_DATE > 143 < / NOTE_DATE >
  < / ROW >
  < ROW >
  Product < NAME > < / NAME >
  < DATE > 2008 - 05-01 T 00: 00:00.000 - 05:00 < / DATE >
  < TYPE_CODE > < / TYPE_CODE >
  < MOST_RECENT_NOTE_DATE > 1 < / MOST_RECENT_NOTE_DATE >
  Visit Site < DD_CODE > - Back-Office < / DD_CODE >
  < NOTE_DATE > 122 < / NOTE_DATE >
  < / ROW >
  < ROW >
  Product < NAME > < / NAME >
  < DATE > 2008 - 05-01 T 00: 00:00.000 - 05:00 < / DATE >
  < TYPE_CODE > < / TYPE_CODE >
  < MOST_RECENT_NOTE_DATE > 1 < / MOST_RECENT_NOTE_DATE >
  Visit Site < DD_CODE > - Back-Office < / DD_CODE >
  < NOTE_DATE > 111 < / NOTE_DATE >
  < / ROW >
  < ROW >
  Product < NAME > < / NAME >
  < DATE > 2008 - 05-01 T 00: 00:00.000 - 05:00 < / DATE >
  < TYPE_CODE > < / TYPE_CODE >
  < MOST_RECENT_NOTE_DATE > 1 < / MOST_RECENT_NOTE_DATE >
  Visit Site < DD_CODE > - monitoring < / DD_CODE >
  < NOTE_DATE > 1432 < / NOTE_DATE >
  < / ROW >
  < ROW >
  Product < NAME > < / NAME >
  < DATE > 2008 - 05-01 T 00: 00:00.000 - 05:00 < / DATE >
  < TYPE_CODE > < / TYPE_CODE >
  < MOST_RECENT_NOTE_DATE > 1 < / MOST_RECENT_NOTE_DATE >
  Visit Site < DD_CODE > - monitoring < / DD_CODE >
  < NOTE_DATE > 112 < / NOTE_DATE >
  < / ROW >
  < ROW >
  Product < NAME > < / NAME >
  < DATE > 2008 - 05-01 T 00: 00:00.000 - 05:00 < / DATE >
  < TYPE_CODE > < / TYPE_CODE >
  < MOST_RECENT_NOTE_DATE > 1 < / MOST_RECENT_NOTE_DATE >
  Visit Site < DD_CODE > - monitoring < / DD_CODE >
  < NOTE_DATE > 121 < / NOTE_DATE >
  < / ROW >
  < ROW >
  Product < NAME > < / NAME >
  < DATE > 2008 - 05-01 T 00: 00:00.000 - 05:00 < / DATE >
  < TYPE_CODE > < / TYPE_CODE >
  < MOST_RECENT_NOTE_DATE > 1 < / MOST_RECENT_NOTE_DATE >
  Visit Site < DD_CODE > - monitoring < / DD_CODE >
  < NOTE_DATE > 123 < / NOTE_DATE >
  < / ROW >
  < ROW >
  Product < NAME > < / NAME >
  < DATE > 2008 - 05-01 T 00: 00:00.000 - 05:00 < / DATE >
  < TYPE_CODE > < / TYPE_CODE >
  < MOST_RECENT_NOTE_DATE > 1 < / MOST_RECENT_NOTE_DATE >
  < DD_CODE > visit - WDE Office < / DD_CODE >
  < NOTE_DATE > 123 < / NOTE_DATE >
  < / ROW >
  < ROW >
  Product < NAME > < / NAME >
  < DATE > 2008 - 05-01 T 00: 00:00.000 - 05:00 < / DATE >
  < TYPE_CODE > < / TYPE_CODE >
  < MOST_RECENT_NOTE_DATE > 1 < / MOST_RECENT_NOTE_DATE >
  < DD_CODE > visit - WDE Office < / DD_CODE >
  < NOTE_DATE > 1321 < / NOTE_DATE >
  < / ROW >
  < ROW >
  Product < NAME > < / NAME >
  < DATE > 2008 - 05-01 T 00: 00:00.000 - 05:00 < / DATE >
  < TYPE_CODE > < / TYPE_CODE >
  < MOST_RECENT_NOTE_DATE > 1 < / MOST_RECENT_NOTE_DATE >
  < DD_CODE > visit - WDE Office < / DD_CODE >
  < NOTE_DATE > 1312 < / NOTE_DATE >
  < / ROW >
  < ROW >
  Product < NAME > < / NAME >
  < DATE > 2008 - 05-01 T 00: 00:00.000 - 05:00 < / DATE >
  < TYPE_CODE > < / TYPE_CODE >
  < MOST_RECENT_NOTE_DATE > 1 < / MOST_RECENT_NOTE_DATE >
  < DD_CODE > visit - WDE Office < / DD_CODE >
  < NOTE_DATE > 211 < / NOTE_DATE >
  < / ROW >
  < / LINES >
  
  If I use the cross-tab Wizard... I get the following output...

  -------------Call - Back Office-------Call - Monitoring-------Site Visit - Back Office-------Site Visit -Monitoring-----Visit - WDE Office
  product              12                      121                       11                                    1432                   123
  
  but I'm looking for output like...
  
  -------------Call - Back Office-----Call - Monitoring------Site Visit - Back Office------Site Visit -Monitoring-------Visit - WDE Office
  product-------12 11 14 112-----------121 122 131 111----------11 143 122 111------------------1432 112 121 123 ---------123 1321 1312 211

  The figures in each column are dynamic... I might have 2,3,4... (In this case, all are four)... I looked at the link below, but he had static 2 repeat columns... but in my case, the columns of repetition are unknown...
  http://winrichman.blogspot.com/2008/09/crosstab-with-multiple-repeating.html
  Is is possible to build a cross- like this tab... ?
  Thanks in advance...

  Hello
  Email me at colectionaru at gmail dot com
  I'll watch your xml and post a solution here.

  Kind regards
  Colectionaru

• SORTING FOR THE FIELD OF COMPUTING IN CROSS TAB REPORT

  LIST_G_AUCTION_TITLE >
  < G_AUCTION_TITLE >
  < BID_NUMBER > 5002 < / BID_NUMBER >
  < AUCTION_TITLE > E2E-01 Construction RFQ < / AUCTION_TITLE >
  C2631 < ITEM_NUMBER > < / ITEM_NUMBER >
  < ITEM_DESCRIPTION > 4G, 000, 000, 0STRUC, X, SPECIAL STRUCTURE < / ITEM_DESCRIPTION >
  < ESTIMATED_QTY > 1 < / ESTIMATED_QTY >
  LS < UNIT > < / UNIT >
  < QUOTE_PRICE > 400 < / QUOTE_PRICE >
  < ESTIMATED_QUOTE_PRICE > 400 < / ESTIMATED_QUOTE_PRICE >
  < PROVIDER > X - L CONTRACTING < / PROVIDER >
  
  My xml data in this format, I have created a relationship of the cross for ITEM_DESCRIPTION line and SUPPLIER as the column tab and calculated a sum (ESTIMATED_QUOTE_PRICE)
  for all ITEM_DESCRIPTION for each PROVIDER in templete. now, I need to sort the data by sum (ESTIMATED_QUOTE_PRICE) from the lowest to the more than left to right, which is the supplier with the lowest sum (ESTIMATED_QUOTE_PRICE) should display first from left to right.
  
  can anyone help thanks in advance.

  Hi Sandy,

  Thought, you would do the rest :)
  Neway, sent you an update.

• Cross tab in the SELECT statement?

  Hello
  
  The following SQL statement:
  SELECT
  T.LASTFIRST, C.COURSE_NAME, CC. COURSE_NUMBER, CC. SECTION_NUMBER, CC. EXPRESSION, ST. SEX, COUNT (CC.) STUDENTID) STUDENTCOUNT
  TEACHERS T
  JOIN THE CC
  ON CC. TEACHERID = T.DCID
  JOIN THE COURSE C
  ON C.COURSE_NUMBER = CC. COURSE_NUMBER
  JOIN STUDENTS ST
  ON CC. STUDENTID = ST.ID
  WHERE CC. SCHOOLID = 100 AND TERMID > = 1900
  T.LASTFIRST, C.COURSE_NAME, CC GROUP. COURSE_NUMBER, CC. SECTION_NUMBER, CC. EXPRESSION, ST. BETWEEN THE SEXES
  ORDER OF T.LASTFIRST, CC. COURSE_NUMBER, CC. SECTION_NUMBER, CC. EXPRESSION, ST. BETWEEN THE SEXES
  
  Returns the following dataset:
  Abram, American history Michael SOC1000 1 a 2 F 7
  Abram, American history Michael SOC1000 1 has 2 M 12
  
  Is there a way to make the count gender for each sex, introduce yourself as a column in the SELECT statement so that there is only ONE row returned by course number with as FEMALECOUNT and MALECOUNT column headers?
  
  I tried to use a statement select count nested inside the original SELECT statement but without success.
  
  Jeff

  You should be able to use a CASE statement for this in collaboration with the County. COUNTY does not indicate that null instances no I have not specified a part to the CASE ELSE (so the default value is NULL).

  COUNT(CASE ST.GENDER WHEN 'F' THEN 1 END) as Female_count,
  COUNT(CASE ST.GENDER WHEN 'M' THEN 1 END) as Male_count, 
  

  Note that you need to remove the Gender of your query column.

• Key value pair relational table - cross tab / pivot out?

  I have a Table of KVP and the structure is ID, Key, Value and this is the sample values...
  
  Table with values
  
  ID, Key, Value
  TABLE 1, TRUE
  1, AGE GROUP, 10
  1, TRAVEL, Y
  2, TABLE, FALSE
  2, AGE GROUP, 20
  2, TRAVEL, N
  
  I want to turn it these date like below (output)
  
  ID, STATUS, AGE GROUP, TRAVEL
  1, TRUE, 10, Y
  2, FALSE, 20 N
  
  I read on analysis crossroads/pivot - but not able to make a query that can give me the output above. The structure of the table cannot be changed...! My bad.
  
  Is it possible in sql, to do my output to look like above?

  It is possible if you know all the possible values for the KEY:

  with t as (
             select 1 id,'STATUS' key,'TRUE' val from dual union all
             select 1,'AGE GROUP','10' from dual union all
             select 1,'TRAVEL','Y' from dual union all
             select 2,'STATUS','FALSE' from dual union all
             select 2,'AGE GROUP','20' from dual union all
             select 2,'TRAVEL','N' from dual
            )
  select  id,
          max(case key when 'STATUS' then val end) status,
          max(case key when 'AGE' then val end) age,
          max(case key when 'AGE GROUP' then val end) "AGE GROUP",
          max(case key when 'TRAVEL' then val end) travel
    from  t
    group by id
  /
  
          ID STATUS AGE   AGE GROUP TRAVEL
  ---------- ------ ----- --------- ------
           1 TRUE         10        Y
           2 FALSE        20        N
  
  SQL> 
  

  If you are on 11g, you can use the PIVOT, but again, he must know the columns resulting from the outset.

  Another thing, you could do is to return a list CSV key of all the values in a column using STRAGG (or LISTAGG if you are on 11.2), hierarchical queries, XML or WM_CONCAT without papers.

  SY.

• Cross tab / filter the lines of pivot

  Hello guys,.
  It's been a day and I can't understand how to filter PivotTables using RTF Model Designer in word.
  The web-page-builder has a filter function, but the RTF an it is missing from the menu. So I think there must be some scripts.
  I had up to now:
  <? If: cartype = 4? >
  <? end if? >
  but I don't know where to put it, I tried to place on each item but... no luck.
  Someone there done that before and can share the secret?

  Hi BIPuser,
  Finally, it worked. I added the following to the for each element.

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

• Filter a cross-tab that is nested in a group

  Hi all -
  
  I have a crosstab report that is nested in a group on my rtf model. I would the crosstab filter so that only the lines that relate to the current group are included in the crosstab. The crosstab and the Group share a common data element:
  
  Group: <? for-each-group: ROW; *. / SALES_DISTRICT *? >
  Nested crosstab: <? crosstab:c835; "' LINE '; "SALES_REGION {, o = a, t = t}, SALES_GROUP {, o = a, t = t}, * SALES_DISTRICT {, o = a, t = t} * '; "Managed_ind {, o = a, t = t} '; "' Avg_Mthly_Adj_Sales_09, Avg_Mthly_Adj_Sales_10, Avg_Mthly_Adj_Sales_Fcst_11; "' sum '? >
  
  Can someone help with the syntax that will allow me to implement this filter?
  
  Thank you
  
  Mac
  
  Edited by: macearl on July 16, 2010 09:04

  Group: -hope that is outside the table
  Nested crosstab: