derivatives of a table

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• Derived from the table

  How can I differentiate a table? When I connect the same table to the full block he automatically understands as a function of z(x,y). I can't do the same thing with the drift.

  What should I do?

  Thank you

  
  

• Need logic to update the column in a Varchar table

  Hello

  Could you tell me logic below.

  I have a xx_dbc of the table where one of the Attribute1 column is varchar2 (240).

  Attribute1 has values such as

  ==================

  (AIN, PUP, GRI, NINE)

  (AIN, PUP)

  (AIN)

  (GRI, NINE)

  I have to update this column for each record with values AIN = 10, PUP = 20, GRI = 30, NINE = 40

  Columns must be updated as below

  (10,20,30,40)

  (10.20)

  (10)

  (30, 40)

  Thank you.

  Hello

  Here's one way:

  WITH the replacements AS a

  (

  SELECT "AIN" AS old_str, '10' AS new_str FROM dual UNION ALL

  SELECT 'PUP', '20' FROM dual UNION ALL

  SELECT 'GRI', '30' FROM dual UNION ALL

  SELECT 'NEW', '40' DOUBLE

  )

  normalized_data AS

  (

  SELECT p_key

  LEVEL AS sort_key

  REGEXP_SUBSTR (attribut1,

  , '[^(,)]+'

  1

  LEVEL

  ) AS str

  OF xx_dbc

  -WHERE... - If you need any filtering, put it here

  CONNECT BY LEVEL<= 1="" +="" regexp_count="" (attribute1,="">

  AND PRIOR p_key = p_key

  AND PRIOR SYS_GUID () IS NOT NULL

  )

  SELECT '(' ||) LISTAGG (NVL (r.new_str, n.str)

  , ','

  ) (ORDER BY sort_key) group

  || ')' AS new_attribute1

  n.p_key - if wanted

  OF normalized_data n

  LEFT OUTER JOIN replacements r ON r.old_str = n.str

  GROUP BY n.p_key

  ORDER BY n.p_key

  ;

  Like everything else, it depends on your version of Oracle.

  In the above query, p_key can be any unique key of xx_dbc, including attribute1 or ROWID.

  Relational databases, such as Oracle, work best when each column of each row contains 1 single piece of information, not a list delimited a number of parts.  It is so fundamental to the design of the table what he called the first normal form.  Most of the work to this problem is to convert your data denormalized in first normal form, and then convert back again.  This problem, like many others, would be much simpler and more effective if your table is in first normal form.

  The above query assumes that the replacement of the chains (for example 'AIN' and '10') are not already in a table.  If they are, or they can be derived from a table, then you need not replacements subquery; Use your actual table.

• Dynamic report query table based on selected LOV

  Hello
  
  Need some suggestions and Tips how to query dynamically table via lov to report.
  
  Scenario:
  
  Table, TABLE_LIST, a tablename (table in DB) and filter (for where clause) column. The TABLENAME_LOVE is derived from the table TABLE_LIST.
  D SELECT TABLENAME TABLENAME TABLE_LIST R
  
  
  On Page 2, a select list item, page P2_TABLENAME use TABLENAME_LOV
  All data tables in the table_list has an identical structure (columns, triggers, primary key and so on).
  
  I want to have the query area of the report of the table based on selected LOV.
  
  Example,
  
  TableName Filter
  WBR
  CD2 ACTIVE = 'Y '.
  
  When select TB1, regin report ask TB1 on the base.
  When select CD2, will interview the report based on CD2 regin WHERE ACTIVE = 'Y '.
  
  
  Question:
  How can I query function & P2_TABLENAME. WHERE & P2_FILTER.
  As
  Select col1, col2 from P2_TABLENAME WHERE & P2FILTER
  
  Appreciate any suggestions and tips.
  
  Tigerwapa

  Hello
  You should always put your version of the Apex, version of DB and such other information as suggested in the FAQ.
  And now wherever you are referring to report, you need to answer if it's IR or classic.

  Regarding your query, have you explored the kind of statement "SQL Query (body of function from PL/SQL returning SQL query)"?
  This could be a good target for what you're trying to reach.

  Kind regards

• HFM data tables

  Hi guru,.
  
  I use HFM v4 and I was wondering if anyone is familiar with the tables. I have a request to the data table (AppName_DCE_3_2011) 1. I can find the join to lEntity, lAccount, Acpb, lCustom1, lCustom2, lCustom3 and lCustom4 with the exception of lValue , which consist of 2 data: 17 and 56. I have search in the list of table that can relate with lValue and I can only find AppName_VALUE_ITEM table, but the data does not match with the value of data.
  
  Is there anyone know what is the meaning of 17 and 56 inside the lValue column?
  
  Very much appreciate your help.
  Thank you
  Anna

  Value item ID (an lValue) dimension for the tables of the WFD are derived from the table of CURRENCIES. The formula should be
  (Currency ITEMID x 3) + 15 = Total of currency
  (Currency ITEMID x 3) + 16 = currency Adj
  (Currency ITEMID x 3) + 17 = currency

  For example, if your first currency is USD (ITEMID = 0) and your second currency CAD (ITEMID = 1)
  $ Total = 15
  Adjs USD = 16
  USD = 17
  Total CAD = 18
  CAD Adjs = 19
  CAD = 20

  The offset of 15 are members of the dimension value in the VALUE_ITEM table.

  -Keith

• Function table in pipeline and the key-preservation - (ORA-01779)

  Hey oraclers,
  
  If I had to use a function table in the pipeline to cover complex application logic, I rarely update a subset of...
  
  (simplified example)
  

  create type derived_t as object ( key integer, value varchar2(100) );
  create type derived_tc as table of result_t;
  
  create or replace function new_derivations( p_param varchar2 ) return derived_tc pipelined
  is
    l_derived derived_t;
  begin
   
    loop
      /* do stuff here */
      .....
      pipe row( l_derived );
    end loop;
  return;
  end;
  /
  
  create table derivations
  as 
  ( 
    key integer primary key,
    value varchar2(100)
  );
  
  
  insert into derivations select t.* from table( cast( new_derivations( 'test' ) as derived_tc ) ) t;

  But when I try...
  

  update ( 
     select d.rowid,
              d.key,
              d.value,
              t.value new_value
     from   derivations d,
              table( cast( new_derivations( 'test' ) as derived_tc ) ) t
     where d.key = t.key 
     and     d.key between :low_key and :high_key
  )
    set value = new_value;

  I get ORA-01779: cannot modify a column that is mapped to a table not preserved key...
  
  OK... so reading around us need to be able to tell Oracle that each row in the result set view is preserved key - the 'key' of derivations from the table column and the column "key" to the result of the function in the pipeline are unique (and compatible).
  
  Is it possible to hint Oracle (11.2.0.2.0 on Windows) to achieve this?
  
  Thanks muchly,.
  
  Lachlan Pitts

  You can rewrite this kind of update in a MERGE statement statement, which I think does not suffer the problem you are experiencing:

  merge into derivations d
  using (select t.key, t.value new_value from table( cast( new_derivations( 'test' ) as derived_tc ) ) t) s
  on (d.key = s.key and d.key between :low_key and :high_key)
  when matched then update set d.value = t.new_value
  

  (Not checked for syntax errors)

  You can also watch this:
  http://asktom.Oracle.com/pls/asktom/f?p=100:11:0:P11_QUESTION_ID:760068400346785797

  Published by: Toon Koppelaars February 8, 2011 05:40

• Find a speed of objects using an array of position 1-D

  Hi all

  I'm taking a derivative of a table 1 d of points of an object that I followed so I can get his speed. Basically I have a table 1 d of the position (X, Y, Z) coordinates which are continuously updated (or updated) every 100ms. I want to transform the data from this position in speed data. Is the solution to this problem as easy as using the function derived from LabVIEW?

  Thank you!

  Perhaps.

  I would certainly start. Or maybe just use shift registers and subtract to get the differences between X [i] and X [i-1].

  You look at dx, dy, and dz separately or do you want derivative along certain vectors?

  If your data are noisy, derivatives tend to increase the noise.  In this case, the algorithms of smoothing and derivatives of Savitsky-Golay may be advantageous.

  Lynn

• Unable to get the total number of records processed by the processor of trade rules

  Details of the environment

  ======================

  Disqualification Version: 12.1.3.0.0

  
  

  I use a business rules processor to implement multiple business rules on one record and I am looking for a summary of the number of records increased and does not have a specific rule.

  
  To illustrate:
  Suppose there are 2 rules, invalid number in Column1 and valid number on Column2.
  10 records to process and 3 folders don't rule 1 (valid on column1) and 9 entered failure of rule 2 (valid number on Column2).

  In the browser of result of the processor Business, the number of past records and failed is displayed but is not part of the output of the processor itself. In the example above, there will be 1 pass and 9 fail records and given the values of said the total number of records can be derived which is 10.

  This is why the expected output will be:
  Success of failure
  Rule 1:7 (10-3) 3
  Rule 2: 1 (10-1) 9
  Note: The number of records that failed can be derived from the table of the rule ID but I don't know how to get the total number of records in order to calculate the number of records that a given rule.

  I tried to publish the County of acceptance and rejection in the browser of result of the processor Business in an intermediate table and ask the same intermediate table to get the pass and fail values but Disqualification does not allow to write and read the same intermediary object in a single process. What is the best way to get the number of records total handled by the processor business rules? This kind of attributes (that do not exist only in the browser of result) can be included in the output of the processor in the next version of the Disqualification?

  In addition, the intermediate table contains only 1 sheet with pass and failure values while the exceptions which have individual failure on each rule contains 12 Archives. What would be the best approach to merge a single record into multiple records according to the example below?

  Staging table
  Success of failure
  1 9

  Exception table
  Single ID ID rule
  Rule 1 Record1
  Rule 1 Record2
  Rule 1 record Record3
  Rule 2 Record1

  Exception table with: staging Table data merge
  Rule ID ID Unique Pass Fail Total
  Rule 1 1 9 10 Record1
  Rule 1 1 9 10 Record2
  Recording rule 1 Record3 1 9 10
  Record1 rule 2 1 9 10
  
  Please notify.

  Hi Jason,

  The best way to explain how to do this is with an example project (DXI). I'll send you one in offline mode.

  -Mike

• The search logic vacuum-name index.

  Hi all

  Using oracle 11 g 2

  I'm trying to implement the research filed in my application that is dependent on table 2 for now and possibly 4-5.

  The DB essentially find matches name, date of birth, phone, address

  examples of data

  Craig	T	Boker	OCTOBER 26, 60	12 n. York Altus Oklahoma 73521 Jackson	500 379-4575
  Dale		Bark	JUNE 7, 62	125 w. Vine Poplar Bluff Minnesota 63901 Butler	5736864800
  Linny	Eugene	Newberry	FEBRUARY 2, 61	Hickory 61 independence, Kansas 67301 Montgomery	620-988-0101.
  Phillip	Enbe	Caroll	JANUARY 10, 57	531 state Hwy 165 Branson Missouri 65616 Taney
  IRB	Eugene	Ashley	JANUARY 7, 78	72 Bateswood #7 Houston Texas 77079
  Edwardo		asillas	20 SEP-74	152 A Floresville Texas 78114 Wilson Street
  Donald	Bernard	Sanfrd	JULY 16, 78	RT 2, Box 80 - A Clarksburg West Virginia 26301
  Paul	Loot	Smith	17 SEP-43	Dr. 298 E. door.   Seminole Oklahoma 74868-Seminole

  It's the data derived from two table as follows

  SELECT sot. FIRST NAME,

  Sot. MIDDLE_NAME,

  Sot. LAST_NAME,

  Sot. DATE_OF_BIRTH,

  SLT. ADDRESS1. » '|| NVL (slt. ADDRESS2,' ') | ' '||  SLT. CITY | ' '||  (SELECT SC sor_code sc sc DESCRIPTION WHERE.) CODE_ID = hi. STATE) | » '||   SLT. ZIP | ' '||  SLT. COUNTY as the address,

  NVL (slt. PHONE_NUMBER,' ')

  OF sor_offen_text fool.

  I am sor_location_text

  SOT WHERE. OFFEN_ID = hi. OFFEN_ID

  AND (upstairs (slt.) STATUS) = "CHECKED")

  I followed the example on using the name of Oracle text search

  That's what I did, but it returns no data... any help is appreciated.

  
  

  
  

  create or replace procedure offen_text_proc
     (rid in rowid, tlob in out nocopy clob) is
       tag varchar2(30);
       phone varchar2(30);
  begin
    for c1 in (SELECT sot.FIRST_NAME,
                      sot.MIDDLE_NAME,
                      sot.LAST_NAME,
                      sot.DATE_OF_BIRTH,
                      slt.ADDRESS1 ||' '|| nvl( slt.ADDRESS2,' ')|| ' '||  slt.CITY|| ' '||  (SELECT sc.DESCRIPTION FROM sor_code sc WHERE sc.CODE_ID = slt.STATE  )  ||' '||   slt.ZIP|| ' '||  slt.COUNTY as address,
                      nvl( slt.PHONE_NUMBER,' ')
                      FROM sor_offen_text sot,
                        sor_location_text slt
                      WHERE sot.OFFEN_ID  = slt.OFFEN_ID
                      AND (upper(slt.STATUS) = 'VERIFIED'))
    loop
     tag :='<fullname>';
       dbms_lob.writeappend(tlob, length(tag), tag);
       if (c1.FIRST_NAME is not null) then
         dbms_lob.writeappend(tlob, length(c1.FIRST_NAME), c1.FIRST_NAME);
         dbms_lob.writeappend(tlob, length(' '), ' ');
       end if;
       if (c1.MIDDLE_NAME is not null) then
         dbms_lob.writeappend(tlob, length(c1.MIDDLE_NAME), c1.MIDDLE_NAME);
         dbms_lob.writeappend(tlob, length(' '), ' ');
       end if;
       if (c1.LAST_NAME is not null) then
         dbms_lob.writeappend(tlob, length(c1.LAST_NAME), c1.LAST_NAME);
       end if;
       tag :='</fullname>';
       dbms_lob.writeappend(tlob, length(tag), tag);
    
     tag :='<dob>';
       dbms_lob.writeappend(tlob, length(tag), tag);
       if (c1.DATE_OF_BIRTH is not null) then
         DATE_OF_BIRTH := nvl(REGEXP_SUBSTR(c1.DATE_OF_BIRTH, '\d\d\d\d($|\s)'), ' ');
         dbms_lob.writeappend(tlob, length(DATE_OF_BIRTH), phone);
       end if;
       tag :='</dob>';
       dbms_lob.writeappend(tlob, length(tag), tag);
      
      tag :='<address>';
       dbms_lob.writeappend(tlob, length(tag), tag);
       if (c1.address is not null) then
         address := nvl(REGEXP_SUBSTR(c1.address, '\d\d\d\d($|\s)'), ' ');
         dbms_lob.writeappend(tlob, length(address), address);
       end if;
       tag :='</address>';
       dbms_lob.writeappend(tlob, length(tag), tag);
      
      
       tag :='<phone>';
       dbms_lob.writeappend(tlob, length(tag), tag);
         
       if (c1.PHONE is not null) then
         phone := nvl(REGEXP_SUBSTR(c1.PHONE, '\d\d\d\d($|\s)'), ' ');
         dbms_lob.writeappend(tlob, length(phone), phone);
       end if;
       tag :='</phone>';
       dbms_lob.writeappend(tlob, length(tag), tag);
     
     end loop;
    end;
    /
  
    exec ctx_ddl.drop_preference('offen_text_proc');
  begin
    ctx_ddl.create_preference('offen_text_proc', 'user_datastore');
    ctx_ddl.set_attribute('offen_text_proc', 'procedure', 'offen_text_proc');
    ctx_ddl.set_attribute('offen_text_proc', 'output_type', 'CLOB');
  end;
  /
  
  exec ctx_ddl.drop_section_group('namegroup');
  begin
    ctx_ddl.create_section_group('namegroup', 'BASIC_SECTION_GROUP');
    ctx_ddl.add_ndata_section('namegroup', 'fullname', 'fullname');
    ctx_ddl.add_ndata_section('namegroup', 'phone', 'phone');
    ctx_ddl.add_ndata_section('namegroup', 'address', 'address');
    ctx_ddl.add_ndata_section('namegroup', 'dob', 'dob');
  end;
  /
  
  
  
  
  
  exec ctx_ddl.drop_preference('ndata_wl');
  begin
     ctx_ddl.create_preference('NDATA_WL', 'BASIC_WORDLIST');
     ctx_ddl.set_attribute('NDATA_WL', 'NDATA_ALTERNATE_SPELLING', 'FALSE');
     ctx_ddl.set_attribute('NDATA_WL', 'NDATA_BASE_LETTER', 'TRUE');
      ctx_ddl.set_attribute('NDATA_WL', 'NDATA_JOIN_PARTICLES',
      'de:di:la:da:el:del:qi:abd:los:la:dos:do:an:li:yi:yu:van:jon:un:sai:ben:al');
  end;
  /
  
  
  create index name_idx on sor_offender_text(first_name) indextype is ctxsys.context
  parameters ('datastore offen_text_proc section group namegroup wordlist ndata_wl  memory 500M');
  /
  
  select first_name, middle_name, last_name from
     (select /*+ FIRST_ROWS */
            first_name, middle_name, last_name,  score(1) scr
  FROM sor_offen_text sot,
    sor_location_text slt
  WHERE sot.OFFEN_ID  = slt.OFFEN_ID
  AND (upper(slt.STATUS) = 'VERIFIED') and contains(first_name,
            ' ndata(address,'||:name||') OR
              ndata(fullname, '||:name||') ',1)>0
      order by score(1) desc
     ) where rownum <= 10;
    
    
    
    
                      
    
    
  
  

  ore but

  In my first answer, I changed just enough to make it work, but don't look at over closely.  I see now that you have copied the weird code using regexp_substr from the link that you provided and misapplied to sections date_of_birth and address, as well as the section phone.  As you have noted, it returns the four figures before a space or end of the string.  I don't know what they had in mind when they put that in the example of the documentation.  In the following review, I removed all such things regexp_substr and variables that went with him and apply to your date_of_birth column to_char, since it is a date, as it should.  Insofar as if you want to report the hyphen as a printjoin or skipjoin or change it in the procedure or leave as is, depends on how you want to search.  I'd be inclined to leave it as is in the data, but do not use hyphens in the search no.  Hyphens in the data will be considered to break between tokens, such as a space, but using ndata characters will search with or without a space in any case.  However, using the hyphen in the search would be considered as less, that would have subtracted the score of the right search criteria among the criteria of search on the left.  Please see the below proposed revision that seems to be what you want.  If this isn't the case, then please provide examples examples of what criteria you want to search and what you want to find and not find based on this search criteria.  I have included a section to show what happens when the procedure.

  Scott@orcl12c >-tables and data:

  Scott@orcl12c > sor_offen_text CREATE TABLE

  2 (offen_id NUMBER,

  3 first name VARCHAR2 (10),

  4 middle_name VARCHAR2 (11),

  5 last_name VARCHAR2 (9).

  6 date_of_birth DATE)

  7.

  Table created.

  Scott@orcl12c > INSERT ALL

  2 INTO sor_offen_text VALUES

  3 (1, 'Craig', ', "Boker", TO_DATE (October 26, 60 ', 'DD-MON-RR'))

  4 SELECT * FROM DUAL

  5.

  1 line of creation.

  Scott@orcl12c > sor_code CREATE TABLE

  2 (code_id VARCHAR2 (2),)

  3 description VARCHAR2 (11))

  4.

  Table created.

  Scott@orcl12c > INSERT ALL

  2 INTO sor_code VALUES ("OK", "Oklahoma")

  3 SELECT * FROM DUAL

  4.

  1 line of creation.

  Scott@orcl12c > sor_location_text CREATE TABLE

  2 (offen_id NUMBER,

  3 status VARCHAR2 (8).

  address1 4 VARCHAR2 (17),

  5 address2 VARCHAR2 (8).

  6 city VARCHAR2 (12),

  7 the State VARCHAR2 (2),

  8 zip NUMBER,

  9 VARCHAR2 (10) County,.

  10 phone_number VARCHAR2 (12))

  11.

  Table created.

  Scott@orcl12c > INSERT ALL

  2 INTO sor_location_text VALUES

  3 (1, "VERIFIED" ", ' 12 N. York ', NULL, 'Altus', 'OK', 73521, 'Jackson', ' 500 379-4575')

  4 SELECT * FROM DUAL

  5.

  1 line of creation.

  Scott@orcl12c >-procedure:

  Scott@orcl12c > create or replace procedure offen_text_proc

  2 (rid of rowid, tlob in out nocopy clob) is

  tag 3 varchar2 (30);

  4. removed unnecessary variables

  5. start

  6 for c1 in (SELECT fool.) FIRST NAME,

  7               sot. MIDDLE_NAME,

  8               sot. LAST_NAME,

  9               sot. DATE_OF_BIRTH,

  I am 10. ADDRESS1. » '|| NVL (slt. ADDRESS2,' ') | ' '||  SLT. CITY | ' '||    (SELECT SC sor_code sc sc DESCRIPTION WHERE.) CODE_ID = hi. STATE) | » '||   SLT. ZIP | ' '||  SLT. COUNTY as the address,

  11 nvl (slt. PHONE_NUMBER,' ') AS phone

  Fool sor_offen_text 12,

  IM sor_location_text 13

  14 fool WHERE the. OFFEN_ID = hi. OFFEN_ID

  15 AND sot. ROWID = rid

  16 AND (upper (slt. (STATUS) = "CHECKED"))

  17 loop

  tag 18: = "";

  19 dbms_lob.writeappend (tlob, length (tag), tag);

  20 if (c1. First name is not null) then

  21 dbms_lob.writeappend (tlob, length (c1. (First name), c1. FIRST NAME);

  22 dbms_lob.writeappend (tlob, length(' '), ' ');

  23 end if;

  24 if (c1. MIDDLE_NAME is not null) then

  25 dbms_lob.writeappend (tlob, length (c1. MIDDLE_NAME), c1. MIDDLE_NAME);

  26 dbms_lob.writeappend (tlob, length(' '), ' ');

  27 end if;

  28 if (c1. Last_name is not null) then

  29 dbms_lob.writeappend (tlob, length (c1. Last_name), c1. LAST_NAME);

  30 end if;

  tag 31: = ";

  32 dbms_lob.writeappend (tlob, length (tag), tag);

  33

  the tag 34: = "";

  35 dbms_lob.writeappend (tlob, length (tag), tag);

  36. changed if... end if section below:

  37 cases (c1. DATE_OF_BIRTH is not null) then

  38 dbms_lob.writeappend

  39 (tlob,

  length 40 (TO_CHAR (c1. DATE_OF_BIRTH, 'DD-MON-YYYY')),

  41 TO_CHAR (c1. DATE_OF_BIRTH, "DD-MON-YYYY"));

  42 end if;

  tag 43: ='';

  44 dbms_lob.writeappend (tlob, length (tag), tag);

  45

  tag 46: ='

  ';

  47        dbms_lob.writeappend(tlob, length(tag), tag);

  48  -- changed if..end if section below:

  49        if (c1.address is not null) then

  50          dbms_lob.writeappend(tlob, length(c1.address), c1.address);

  51        end if;

  52        tag :='

  ';

  53 dbms_lob.writeappend (tlob, length (tag), tag);

  54

  tag 55: = "";

  56 dbms_lob.writeappend (tlob, length (tag), tag);

  57. changed if... end if section below:

  58 if (c1. PHONE is not null) then

  59 dbms_lob.writeappend (tlob, length (c1.phone), c1.phone);

  60 end if;

  61 tag: ='';

  62 dbms_lob.writeappend (tlob, length (tag), tag);

  63

  loop end 64;

  end 65;

  66.

  Created procedure.

  Scott@orcl12c > SHOW ERRORS

  No errors.

  Scott@orcl12c >-see the how offen_text_proc product:

  Scott@orcl12c > SET SERVEROUTPUT ON

  Scott@orcl12c > DECLARE

  2 v_clob CLOB.

  3 BEGIN

  4 DBMS_LOB. CREATETEMPORARY (v_clob, TRUE);

  5. FOR r IN (SELECT ROWID RID OF sor_offen_text) LOOP

  6 offen_text_proc (r.rid, v_clob);

  7 DBMS_OUTPUT. Put_line (v_clob);

  8 END OF LOOP;

  9 DBMS_LOB. FREETEMPORARY (v_clob);

  10 END;

  11.

  Craig T Boker October 26, 1960

  12 N. York   Altus Oklahoma 73521

  Jackson

  500 379-4575

  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

  Scott@orcl12c >

  Scott@orcl12c >-preferences:

  Scott@orcl12c > start

  2 ctx_ddl.create_preference ('offen_text_proc', 'user_datastore');

  3 ctx_ddl.set_attribute ('offen_text_proc', 'procedure', 'offen_text_proc');

  4 ctx_ddl.set_attribute ('offen_text_proc', 'TYPE_SORTIE', 'CLOB');

  5 end;

  6.

  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

  Scott@orcl12c > start

  2 ctx_ddl.create_section_group ('namegroup', 'BASIC_SECTION_GROUP');

  3 ctx_ddl.add_ndata_section ('namegroup', 'fullname', 'fullname');

  4 ctx_ddl.add_ndata_section ('namegroup', 'phone', 'phone');

  5 ctx_ddl.add_ndata_section ('namegroup', 'address', 'address');

  6 ctx_ddl.add_ndata_section ('namegroup', 'dob', 'dob');

  7 end;

  8.

  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

  Scott@orcl12c > start

  2 ctx_ddl.create_preference ('NDATA_WL', 'BASIC_WORDLIST');

  3 ctx_ddl.set_attribute ('NDATA_WL', 'NDATA_ALTERNATE_SPELLING', 'FALSE');

  4 ctx_ddl.set_attribute ('NDATA_WL', 'NDATA_BASE_LETTER', 'TRUE');

  5 ctx_ddl.set_attribute ('NDATA_WL', 'NDATA_JOIN_PARTICLES',

  6 ' of: di: the: da: el: del:qi:abd:los:la:dos:do: a: li: yi:yu:van:jon:un:sai: ben: Al ');

  7 end;

  8.

  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

  Scott@orcl12c >-index:

  Scott@orcl12c > create index name_idx on sor_offen_text (first_name) indextype is ctxsys.context

  2 parameters ("datastore section offen_text_proc group namegroup ndata_wl 500M memory wordlist")

  3.

  The index is created.

  Scott@orcl12c >-variables:

  Scott@orcl12c > name of VARIABLE VARCHAR2 (100)

  Scott@orcl12c > address of the VARIABLE VARCHAR2 (100)

  Scott@orcl12c > VARIABLE phone VARCHAR2 (100)

  Scott@orcl12c >-requests with different values for the variable:

  Scott@orcl12c > EXEC: name: = "Boker Craig.

  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

  Scott@orcl12c > select * from

  2 (select / * + FIRST_ROWS * / sot.*, slt.state, slt.phone_number, score (1) scr)

  Fool sor_offen_text 3,

  am sor_location_text 4

  5 fool WHERE the. OFFEN_ID = hi. OFFEN_ID

  6 AND (upper (slt. STATUS) = "VERIFIED") and contains (first name,

  7' ndata(fullname,'||:name||')', 1) > 0

  8. in order to score (1) desc

  (9) where rownum<=>

  10.

  OFFEN_ID FIRST_NAME LAST_NAME DATE_OF_BIRTH ST PHONE_NUMBER SCR MIDDLE_NAME

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

  Craig T Boker 1 Wednesday, October 26, 1960 OK 500 379-4575 100

  1 selected line.

  Scott@orcl12c >-requests with different values for the variable:

  Scott@orcl12c > EXEC: address: = "Oklahoma."

  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

  Scott@orcl12c > select * from

  2 (select / * + FIRST_ROWS * / sot.*, slt.state, slt.phone_number, score (1) scr)

  Fool sor_offen_text 3,

  am sor_location_text 4

  5 fool WHERE the. OFFEN_ID = hi. OFFEN_ID

  6 AND (upper (slt. STATUS) = "VERIFIED") and contains (first name,

  7' ndata(address,'||:address||')', 1) > 0

  8. in order to score (1) desc

  (9) where rownum<=>

  10.

  OFFEN_ID FIRST_NAME LAST_NAME DATE_OF_BIRTH ST PHONE_NUMBER SCR MIDDLE_NAME

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

  Craig T Boker 1 Wednesday, October 26, 1960 OK 500 379-4575 100

  1 selected line.

  Scott@orcl12c > EXEC: phone: = ' 500 379 4575'

  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

  Scott@orcl12c > select * from

  2 (select / * + FIRST_ROWS * / sot.*, slt.state, slt.phone_number, score (1) scr)

  Fool sor_offen_text 3,

  am sor_location_text 4

  5 fool WHERE the. OFFEN_ID = hi. OFFEN_ID

  6 AND (upper (slt. STATUS) = "VERIFIED") and contains (first name,

  7' ndata(phone,'||:phone||')', 1) > 0

  8. in order to score (1) desc

  (9) where rownum<=>

  10.

  OFFEN_ID FIRST_NAME LAST_NAME DATE_OF_BIRTH ST PHONE_NUMBER SCR MIDDLE_NAME

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

  Craig T Boker 1 Wednesday, October 26, 1960 OK 500 379-4575 85

  1 selected line.

  Scott@orcl12c > select * from

  2 (select / * + FIRST_ROWS * / sot.*, slt.state, slt.phone_number, score (1) scr)

  Fool sor_offen_text 3,

  am sor_location_text 4

  5 fool WHERE the. OFFEN_ID = hi. OFFEN_ID

  6 AND (upper (slt. STATUS) = "VERIFIED") and contains (first name,

  7' ndata(fullname,'||:name||') OR

  8 ndata(address,'||:address||') OR

  9 ndata(phone,'||:phone||')', 1) > 0

  10 order by score (1) desc

  (11) where rownum<=>

  12.

  OFFEN_ID FIRST_NAME LAST_NAME DATE_OF_BIRTH ST PHONE_NUMBER SCR MIDDLE_NAME

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

  Craig T Boker 1 Wednesday, October 26, 1960 OK 500 379-4575 100

  1 selected line.

• Rotate this result

  Hello experts,

  I am using the PIVOT function on this Recordset:

  Select * from)

  Select as id 125, 1 as colonne_1, 'A' as column_2, column_3 double union of 0

  125, 2, select 'A', 1 Union double

  Select 125, 3, 'A', 3 double Union

  Select 125, 4, 'A', 5 double Union

  Select 125, 5, 'A', 6 double Union

  Select 126, 1, 'B', 0 double Union

  Select the option, 126, 2, 'B', 1 double Union

  Select 126, 3, 'B', 3 double Union

  Select 126, 4, 'B', 5 double Union

  Select 126, 5, 'B', the double 6);

  I want to get 2 lines one for 125 and 126. for example

  ID c1 c2 c3 c1 c2 c3...

  125 1 has 2 0 a 1...

  Is it possible to do it with PIVOT and how. Also, what happened to the tag {code}

  Best regards

  Igor

  Hi, Igor,.

  Before you can rotate, you must know what the output of each line of input column matches.  In many cases (including this one), there is no such value actually stored in the table, but the value can be derived from the table.  In this case, the column number (which I called c_num in the query below) must be derived from colonne_1.  When you see a value like 7 in colonne_1, how do you know if this will be the 1st column of output, or the 2nd, 3rd, 4th or 5th or?  Compared to all other values from colonne_1 for the same id.  If the 7 is the lowest of all these values, then it will go in the 1st column of output; If this is the 2nd lowest, it will go in the 2nd column and so on.  To find out how the value 7 among all other values of colonne_1, use one of the analytical ranking functions, such as DENSE_RANK:

  WITH got_c_num  AS
  (
  SELECT id, column_1, column_2, column_3
  , DENSE_RANK () OVER ( PARTITION BY  id
                 ORDER BY      column_1
         )   AS c_num
  FROM    table_x
  )
  SELECT *
  FROM got_c_num
  PIVOT  ( max (column_1) as c1
         , max (column_2) as c2
         , max (column_3) as c3
  for  g_num  in (1, 2, 3, 4, 5)
  )
  ;
  

  Why do you need to use an aggregate function?  SELECT... PIVOT implicitly groups BY any column that is not part of the PIVOT clause.  In this case, the id is not mentioned in the PIVOT clause, so the effect will be that of GROUP BY ID.  There could be any number of lines in the input data with the same identity values and the value that determines the column (c_num in this query).  In this example of data, it turns out that there is never more than 1 row with the same combination of id and c_num, but who does not know the query.  I must say what to do if there are multiple lines, if this ever actually happens at the request.

• The Transformation of the Star can treat materialized views?

  Hello
  
  Oracle data warehouse Guide says that "the optimizer generates a subquery for a dimension table" when you apply a transform star. Star processing restrictions refer always to "dimension tables. I am referring to an Oracle 11 g server.
  
  My question is: If star can also manipulate materialized views instead of tables in database size? In my scenario, I intend to use views materialized, derived from dimension tables to build a simple star around a fact table schema. SQL queries directly consult the materialized views (contain the names of materialized views in the FROM clause) - no rewriting query or dimensional rollup is intended.
  
  Thanks for your advice.
  
  Concerning
  Johannes

  >
  If star can also manipulate materialized views instead of tables in database size?
  >
  Yes - in your use case, they are one and the same. A dimension table is a table that has a foreign key to one or more columns in the fact table.

  Your VM is your dimension tables.

• problem with sql default_where statement

  Hello gurus
  
  
  I use forms 6i, shaped with blocks of data AREA and the area euro1, their sources of data are derived from a table of unique 'space '.
  
  right side of the form displays the list of all the domain names (one attribute in a table) inserted before the trigger of when_new_form instance (i.e. Grenier1 block).
  
  by clicking on: AREA1.NAME I want to execute the details of corner table block area...
  
  to do this, I specified trigger on_mouse_click
  

     go_block('area');
     execute_query;

  and I call it a procedure on prior request
  
  Matching(:Area1.Name);
  
  
  Code of procedure of correspondence is
  
  

  PROCEDURE matching(c_name in varchar2) IS
  sql_state varchar2(100);
  BEGIN
    
    
    
     ----- if not null then
          
          if c_name is not null then 
          sql_state := 'UPPER(name)  like ''%'''||UPPER(c_name)||'''%'''; 
                   set_block_property('area',default_where,sql_state);     
          else
                message('feild is empty');
                end if;
           exception when others then
                display_error;
    
    
  END; 

  It works only 2 or 3 times, but now it gives me the error FRM-40505 unable to execute the query
  There is no any element non-base of data on two blocks of
  
  What can be the problem, please
  
  
  Thank you

  like ''%' ||UPPER(c_name)|| '%''';
  

• Addition of the number as a timestamp

  Hello
  I have a variable
  v_time_stamp timestamp (6);
  number of v_number;
  
  I count dynamically.
  I have v_time_stamp derived from a table.
  
  When I add v_time_stamp and v_number I am facing a strange problem.
  the game "millisecond" of the result is lost.
  
  someone can solve this problem...
  
  Its urgent!
  
  Thnx in advance...

  Commander wrote:
  the game "millisecond" of the result is lost.

  It seems that you are trying to use dates with timestamp arithmetic and following the implicit conversion of TO_DATE you lose the fractional part. Use:

  v_time_stamp + NUMTODSINTERVAL (v_number, 'day')

  SY.

• Derived from tables

  Hello

  I'm new to labview and this question might seem insignificant to you.

  Here's what I'm trying to do:

  I have two tables (generated via loops).  I want to calculate the derivative of table 1, with regard to table 2 and then draw the resulting table of the table 2 vs.

  My VI (joint) is not what I'm trying to do.

  Help, please.

  The dt is generally the difference between the x values (function assumes that the x values are equidistant, who they are). Thus, for dt, thake simply the difference between the two adjacent values x.

  All you need is a simple loop? The formula node seems exaggerated, for example, the division by two should be performed once before the loop.

  Here's how you can simplify... makes sense?

  

• check box use the temporary Interface as a derived Table

  Hello
  in some guides and oracle websits, they want to check the box use the temporary Interface as a derived Table (Sub-Select).
  but the topology and datastor KM or target, I can't click on it...
  is - anyone know why? what setting I need to change?
  
  reason
  I want to create a temporary interface to use as a source.
  MySQL-> temp. interface-> join oracle of temp table. interface.
  
  Thank you..
  Michael

  Hi michael,.

  When you create a temporary interface, an interface in which the target data store does not exist, you can then use this temporary interface as a source in a different interface. Once you add the temp as a source interface on the mapping tab, select the temporary interface. You should see the check box in the Properties window of the Source to 'Use the temporary Interface as a Derived Table (Sub-Select)'. To use the code integrated into the interface of temp, check this box. The code will then be added as a subselect for this interface.

  See this post for more details: http://www.rittmanmead.com/2011/06/odi-11g-new-mapping-and-interface-features-part-1/

  Enjoy!
  Michael R.