Decode with County in the same table

Hello

I'm stuck in a select and hope for help.

I have a table: incoming_sms
Columns: sms_id, phone_no, user_id, batch, sms_text
This is a table of logging for all incoming sms messages. Batch described if the message has been inserted without any problems, it can have (1 = TRUE, 0 = FALSE).

I need the following output:
Sms_id, phone_no, user_id, sms_text, other_messages

The other_messages column should show if for the same phone_no other sms_id exist.
And it must split the output if other sms_id exist in different status icons.
Possible output:
NULL - if no other message is
GREY_ICON - other messages exist, batch is always 1
RED_ION - other messages exist, batch includes at least a 0 times

Sample data:
Sms_id, sms_text, phone_no, user_id, batch
1, 1234, 001, 1, 'test '.
2, 1234, 001, 0, 'yyasas '.
3, 2222, 002, 1, 'test '.
4, 2222, 002, 1, 'message '.
5, 3333, 003, 1, 'test '.

Example of output:
1, 1234, 001, 'Test', 'RED_ICON '.
2, 1234, 001, "yyasas", "GREY_ICON".
3, 2222, 002, 'Test', 'GREY_ICON '.
4, 2222, 002, 'Message', 'GREY_ICON '.
5, 3333, 003, ' test ',' NULL '.

I always find myself inside a Cartesian product.

Thanks in advance,

Tobias

You could accomplish something similar using analytic functions (assuming that there is the status as two IDs, 0 and 1):

with incoming_sms as (select 1 sms_id, 1234 phone_no, 001 user_id, 1 status_id, 'Test' sms_text from dual union all
                      select 2 sms_id, 1234 phone_no, 001 user_id, 0 status_id, 'yyasas' sms_text from dual union all
                      select 3 sms_id, 2222 phone_no, 002 user_id, 1 status_id, 'Test' sms_text from dual union all
                      select 4 sms_id, 2222 phone_no, 002 user_id, 1 status_id, 'Message' sms_text from dual union all
                      select 5 sms_id, 3333 phone_no, 003 user_id, 1 status_id, 'Test' sms_text from dual),
-- end of mimicking data in your incoming_sms table
          results as (select sms_id,
                             phone_no,
                             user_id,
                             status_id,
                             sms_text,
                             count(*) over (partition by phone_no) count_rows,
                             count(case when status_id = 0 then 1 end) over (partition by phone_no) count_status_0_rows,
                             count(case when status_id = 1 then 1 end) over (partition by phone_no) count_status_1_rows
                      from   incoming_sms)
select sms_id,
       phone_no,
       user_id,
       sms_text,
       case when count_rows = 1 then 'NULL'
            when count_status_0_rows = 1 and status_id = 0 then 'GREY_ICON'
            when count_status_0_rows > 0 and status_id != 0 then 'RED_ICON'
            else 'GREY_ICON'
       end other_messages
from   results;

    SMS_ID   PHONE_NO    USER_ID SMS_TEXT OTHER_MESSAGES
---------- ---------- ---------- -------- --------------
         1       1234          1 Test     RED_ICON
         2       1234          1 yyasas   GREY_ICON
         3       2222          2 Test     GREY_ICON
         4       2222          2 Message  GREY_ICON
         5       3333          3 Test     NULL

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Insert into  SOR_OFF (OFF_ID,OFFS_ID,STATE,STATUS,CON_DATE) values (35521,11900,30658,'ACTIVE',to_date('03-DEC-02','DD-MON-RR'));
Insert into  SOR_OFF (OFF_ID,OFFS_ID,STATE,STATUS,CON_DATE) values (35524,11900,30658,'ACTIVE',to_date('21-MAR-06','DD-MON-RR'));
Insert into  SOR_OFF (OFF_ID,OFFS_ID,STATE,STATUS,CON_DATE) values (35525,11900,27250,'ACTIVE',to_date('29-AUG-01','DD-MON-RR'));
Insert into  SOR_OFF (OFF_ID,OFFS_ID,STATE,STATUS,CON_DATE) values (26168,20977,27250,'ACTIVE',to_date('24-OCT-05','DD-MON-RR'));
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Insert into  SOR_OFF (OFF_ID,OFFS_ID,STATE,STATUS,CON_DATE) values (27764,20977,27250,'Deleted',to_date('28-OCT-05','DD-MON-RR'));
Insert into  SOR_OFF (OFF_ID,OFFS_ID,STATE,STATUS,CON_DATE) values (50681,20977,27250,'ACTIVE',to_date('28-OCT-05','DD-MON-RR'));
Insert into  SOR_OFF (OFF_ID,OFFS_ID,STATE,STATUS,CON_DATE) values (49856,35737,27250,'ACTIVE',to_date('03-DEC-97','DD-MON-RR'));
Insert into  SOR_OFF (OFF_ID,OFFS_ID,STATE,STATUS,CON_DATE) values (49858,35737,27250,'ACTIVE',to_date('19-JUL-07','DD-MON-RR'));
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Insert into  SOR_OFF (OFF_ID,OFFS_ID,STATE,STATUS,CON_DATE) values (41261,30649,27250,'ACTIVE',to_date('01-JUN-98','DD-MON-RR'));
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