Extract data into a single line

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• The simple aggregate data of a certain number of lines into a single line on 10g xe

  Hi all, is it solution for 10g xe how to aggregate the data of a certain number of rows in a single line.
  Basic data:
  DEPTNO ENAME
  ---------- ----------
  20 SMITH
  ALLEN 30
  WARD 30
  20 JONES
  30 MARTIN
  30 BLAKE
  10 CLARK
  SCOTT 20
  10 KING
  30 TURNER
  20 ADAMS
  30 JAMES
  20 FORD
  10 MILLER
  
  need to update table B with this release
  
  DEPTNO EMPLOYEES
  ---------- --------------------------------------------------
  10 CLARK, KING, MILLER
  20 SMITH, FORD, ADAMS, SCOTT, JONES
  30-ALLEN, BLAKE, MARTIN TURNER, JAMES, WARD
  
  concerning
  Gordan

  Hello

  The deliimter (the 2nd argument) in SYS_CONNECT_BY_PATH should never appear in the elements be concatenated (the 1st argument). Use a different delimiter; It can be more than 1 character, if you wish.
  For example:

  SELECT    deptno
  ,       LTRIM ( SYS_CONNECT_BY_PATH (ename, '`')
              , '`'
            )     AS employees
  FROM        (
            SELECT  deptno
            ,     ename
            ,     ROW_NUMBER () OVER ( PARTITION BY  deptno
                                      ORDER BY          ename
                              ) AS curr
            FROM    emp
         )
  WHERE       CONNECT_BY_ISLEAF     = 1
  START WITH     curr     = 1
  CONNECT BY      curr        = PRIOR curr + 1
       AND     deptno      = PRIOR deptno
  ;
  

  Furthermore, the code you posted was the way to Oracle 9 use SYS_CONNECT_BY_PATH. In Oracle 10, it is simpler and more effective to use CONNECT_BY_ISLEAF, as shown above.

  If you really want to use a delimiter that appears in the data, then you can use some other characters in SYS_CONNECT_BY_PATH and then use REPLACE on the results, like this:

  SELECT    deptno
  ,       REPLACE ( LTRIM ( SYS_CONNECT_BY_PATH (ename, '`')
                         , '`'
                   )
              , '`'
              , ','
              )     AS employees
  FROM ...
  

  Of course, if you do this, you will not be able to tell if "CLARK, KING, MILLER" is 1, 2 (e.g., 'CLARK' and 'KING, MILLER') or 3 elements.

• Data in multiple lines concatenated into a single line to separate id

  Hello
  
  I have a t1 like this table:
  
  create table t1
  (number of c1,
  number of C2,
  C3 number (4.2)
  );
  
  Data in the table are such as:
  
  ----------------------------------------
  C1 | C2 | C3 |
  -----------------------------------------
  102. 1. 1.1 |
  102. 1. 1.2 |
  102. 2. 2.1 |
  103. 2. 2.1 |
  103. 2. 2.2 |
  -----------------------------------------
  
  How to display data by using a query above?
  
  ------------------------------------------------------
  C1 | C2 | C3 |
  -------------------------------------------------------
  102. 1, 2 | 1.1, 1.2, 2.1 |
  103. 2. 2.1, 2.2.
  ------------------------------------------------------
  
  Thank you

  So you're after what we call 'Aggregation in the chain.'

  Check this link as it highlights several techniques:

  Aggregation of string techniques

  A Re: Concat ranks of the values in a single column Michael

  At Re: multiple lines in a single line in the 'single column Table' followed by reason of Billy on the conduct of a stragg first.

  In addition, 11 GR 2 has the LISTAGG function.

• How to get multiple row data in a single line in SQL

  I have a cust_card_dtls table. This table contains the different clients card details. A customer can have a single card or several cards.
  
  SQL > select * from cust_card_dtls;
  
  CUST_ID CARD_NO
  --------------- ----------
  1 111
  2 222
  3 333
  4 444
  5 555
  6 666
  1 777
  1 888
  2 999
  
  I wan to query these data by that I can get all of a particular customer card numbers in a single line.
  i.e.
  1 111 777 888
  2 222 999
  3 333
  4 444
  5 555
  6 666
  
  Any way to do it? Thanks in advance.

  Just replace 2 with 4 as

  select  LTRIM(SYS_CONNECT_BY_PATH(CARD_NO,','),',')||lpad(',',4-NVL(length(regexp_replace(LTRIM(SYS_CONNECT_BY_PATH(CARD_NO,','),',') ,'[^,]')),0),',')   card_str
          ,CUST_ID
  from
  (
  select CUST_ID
          ,CARD_NO
          ,row_number() over (partition by CUST_ID order by CARD_NO)rno
          ,row_number() over (partition by CUST_ID order by CARD_NO)-1 rnom1
  from
  cust_card_dtls
  )
  where connect_by_isleaf = 1
  connect by prior rno = rnom1 and prior CUST_ID = CUST_ID
  START WITH RNO = 1
  

• extract data into recovery without backups Itunes or Icloud mode

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  Is it possible to extract data from a (4 s) IPhone in recovery mode without all Icloud or ITunes backups AND password of my phone?

  (Nothing dodgy on this subject... I am one fearing that someone can extract my data... :-()

  Lol it is not possible.

• How to make a vectorized into a single line drawing open way?

  How to make a drawing line converted to outlines in a single open path? I can turn into a vector drawing, but making it a closed path. I ask because I want to control the strokes and the thickness of the line that I made myself. BTW, I know the drawing I posted would be in fact a closed path, but it is just one example. I want to control the race of vectored in general lines.

  

  
  Thanks to you all! The right answer was to use the "line drawing" preset in the 'Trace Image' dialog box.

• SELECT SQL to merge the text of different lines into a single line

  Hello
  
  I need to create a Select statement to merge multiple lines in a single text. I have a table with the following data:
  

  SQL> DESC doc_comments
   Name                                                  Null?    Type
   ----------------------------------------------------- -------- ------------------------------------
   DOC                                                            NUMBER
   COMMENTS                                                       VARCHAR2(30)
  
  SQL> SELECT * FROM doc_comments
    2  /
  
         DOC COMMENTS
  ---------- ----------
           1 Note A
           1 Note B
           2 Note C
           2 Note D
           2 Note E
           3 Note F
  
  6 rows selected.

  I need to create a query on the table to show a result like this:
  

  DOC          COMMENTS
  ------------ --------------------------
             1 Note A, Note B
             2 Note C, Note D, Note E
             3 Note F

  A possible solution would be to create a function to merge the text of the various lines and then use it in the query, but I'm not allowed to create any function in the database, I can use a simple SELECT statement.
  
  Any ideas on how I can do?

  Assuming that comments contain no vertical bar (|) character:

  with doc_comments as (
                        select 1 doc,'Note A' comments from dual union all
                        select 1,'Note B' from dual union all
                        select 2,'Note C' from dual union all
                        select 2,'Note D' from dual union all
                        select 2,'Note E' from dual union all
                        select 3,'Note F' from dual
                       )
  select  doc,
          replace(ltrim(sys_connect_by_path(comments,'|'),'|'),'|',', ') comments
    from  (
           select  doc,
                   comments,
                   row_number() over(partition by doc order by comments) rn
             from  doc_comments
          )
    where connect_by_isleaf = 1
    start with rn = 1
    connect by doc = prior doc
           and rn  = prior rn + 1
    order by doc
  /
  
         DOC COMMENTS
  ---------- ----------------------------------------
           1 Note A, Note B
           2 Note C, Note D, Note E
           3 Note F
  
  SQL> 
  

  And if the comments may contain the vertical bar (|), then replace the hose in the code above with a character that is not used in the comments.

  SY.

• Several lines into a single line

  Hi all

  I have a table with the following data

  ID collar col_position

  1 to 1

  1 b 2

  1 c 3

  1 D 4

  I need a sql, select Show out put like this

  ID col1 col2 col3 col4

  1A b c and d

  I use the 10g database. All help is very much appreciated.

  -Cordially.

  SELECT id, max (col1) col1, col2 max (col2), max (col3) col3 col4 max (col4)

  go (select id, col1 decode(col_position,'1',col),

  Decode(col_position,'2',col) col2,

  Decode(col_position,'3',col) col3,

  Decode(col_position,'4',col) col4

  x)

  Group by id

  /

  Thank you

  Alexander simonnet

• Insert data into the database lines selected in a gridview

  Good night.
  
  I have a little doubt who would like to see clarified.
  
  I want / need to select several rows in a gridview and then insert the selected value of the line in the database.
  
  What should I do to take only the values and send them to the database to help, for example, a stored procedure?
  
  Thank you.

  Hello

  Assuming that already find you a way to determine the selected line in the gridview, the next steps are as simple as,
  1 loop through the selected lines in gridview
  2. generate the sql insert statement and OracleCommand based on line
  3. open OracleConnection
  4. call the ExecuteNonQuery method

  See you soon,.
  [Nur Hidayat | http://nur-hidayat.net/]

• Problem to extract data from a single column

  Hello

  I have a requirement where I have to get three records (intf. INTERFACE_DEF_ID, b2b. B2B_TPA_DEF_ID, osb. OSB_INF_DEF_ID) for the select statement for a particular column (val_id)

  The following query is in error.

  Help, please...

  Select

  (intf. INTERFACE_DEF_ID or b2b. B2B_TPA_DEF_ID or osb. OSB_INF_DEF_ID) as val_id

  Of

  ABC. INTERFACE_DEF intf,

  ABC. B2B_TPA_DEF b2b,

  ABC. OSB_INF_DEF OSB;

  Thank you.

  Although the errors because it's just syntactically incorrect in all directions.  Essentially, the SELECT statement is not yet valid.

  Create view abc_v_6 AS

  Select INTERFACE_DEF_ID val_id OF ABC. Union INTERFACE_DEF all the

  Select B2B_TPA_DEF_ID FROM ABC. B2B_TPA_DEF Union all the

  Select OSB_INF_DEF_ID FROM ABC. OSB_INF_DEF;

• How to merge data from the table with a single line

  Hello

  I have three tables subscription_type, the address and the person. Here are the details of the table

  Person Subscription_type Address                                           

  Person_Id AdressType_id Address_id

  Person_name Description Address_type_id

  Person_id

  Address details

  
  

  There are three types of different address - home, postal and previous.

  Each person can have these three different addresses.

  I want to create a view that displays all addresses of three of each person in the table of the person in a single line.

  Any help please

  In your example, there are 2 rows of columns street1, TOWN, SUBURB etc for a single person. To convert this into a single line, with the new columns we could simply use CASES or DECODE in the select as the SQL below. To understand why consolidation function THAT MAX is used - remove the MAX and GROUP BY in SQL keyword and try.

  Select full_name

  , max (case when description = "Home" then end street1) Home_Street

  , max (case when description = "Home" then end suburb) home_suburb

  , max (case when description = end of the "Home" then City) home_city

  , max (case when description = "Home" then postal code end) home_postcode

  , max (case when description = "Home" then end state_name) home_state

  , max (case when description = 'Postal' then end street1) Postal_Street

  , max (case when description = 'Postal' and then end of suburb) Postal_suburb

  , max (case when description = 'Postal' then the city) Postal_city

  , max (case when description = 'Postal' and then end of CP) Postal_postcode

  , max (case when description = 'Postal' then state_name end) Postal_state

  , max (case when description = "Back" then end street1) Prev_Street

  , max (case when description = "Back" then end suburb) Prev_suburb

  , max (case when description = "Back" then city end) Prev_city

  , max (case when description = "Back" then postal code end) Prev_postcode

  address a

  S State

  No p

  Subscription_type att

  where a.person_id = p.person_id

  and a.state_id = s.state_id

  and a.address_type_id = att.address_type_id

  Full_name group

• Need help to extract the data into a string of separate brackets

  Hello
  
  I have a scenario where I have to extract data into a string that is enclosed in [].
  
  Here's what I want to do...
  
  entry:
  
  [name_first] [name_mi] [name_last]
  
  required output: this must return all data that are placed between square brackets.
  name_first
  name_mi
  name_last
  
  I tried the "REGEXP_SUBSTR' but my version of the database is 9i, and it is available only from 10 g.
  
  Thanks in advance.

  Hello

  You can use SUBSTR and INSTR
  This should work in Oracle 9:

  WITH     cntr     AS
  (
       SELECT     LEVEL     AS n
       FROM     dual
       CONNECT BY     LEVEL <= 3
  )
  ,     got_pos          AS
  (
       SELECT     x.txt
       ,     c.n
       ,     INSTR (x.txt, '[', 1, c.n)     AS l_pos
       ,     INSTR (x.txt, ']', 1, c.n)     AS r_pos
       FROM           table_x  x
       CROSS JOIN    cntr     c
  )
  SELECT        txt
  ,        n
  ,        SUBSTR ( txt
                 , l_pos + 1
              , r_pos - (l_pos + 1)
                 )     AS sub_txt
  FROM        got_pos
  ORDER BY   txt
  ,             n
  ;
  

  Sorry, I don't have an Oracle 9 database now; I had to test this in Oracle 10.

  jimmy437 wrote:
  ... I tried the "REGEXP_SUBSTR' but my version of the database is 9i, and it is available only from 10 g.

  It's true. Regular expressions are very useful, but they are not available in Oracle 9 (or earlier).
  Oracle 9 has a package supplied by Oracle, OWA_PATTERN, which provides regular expression features:
  http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/B12037_01/AppDev.101/b10802/w_patt.htm
  I know it's the Oracle 10, documentation, but there are in Oracle 9, too.

  Oracle 9 is very old. You should consider the upgrade.

• 16 lines of data, truncated to 1 line of data?

  Alright my program generates a data of 16 lines, as shown below, and here is the block diagram.

  

  

  what I need, is to generate a data with 1 single line drawn below.

  

  I think the problem is due to the analog digital conversion but I think that it is the more significant method. It would be great if I can truncate to 1 line because it's essentially the same thing.

  I have also attached my VI if it would be more help. Thanks in advance, this wall that I'm running into is annoying me.

  lol sorry I thought about it again later.

  EXTREMELY simple

  you need to just create a constant on the 'resolution' from analog to digital and set it on however, many bits (in my case 1)

  Thank you!

• Join the various documents on a single line

  Hello
  
  How to unite into a single line a result with more than one record?
  
  That is to say:

  cod_prod     tax     tax_name     value
  1          1     tax1          5
  1          2     tax2          10
  1          3     tax3          8
  2          1     tax1          3
  2          2     tax2          6
  3          1     tax1          6
  4          1     tax1          7
  4          2     tax2          12
  4          3     tax3          6
  4          4     tax4          9

  Back to this:

  cod_prod     tax     tax_name     value     cod_prod     tax     tax_name     value          cod_prod     tax     tax_name     value     cod_prod     tax     tax_name     value
  1          1     tax1          5     1          2     tax2          10          1          3     tax3          8
  2          1     tax1          3     2          2     tax2          6
  3          1     tax1          6
  4          1     tax1          7     4          2     tax2          12          4          3     tax3          6     4          4     tax4          9

  -Oracle Database 11 g Release 11.2.0.1.0 - 64 bit Production
  -OEL 2.6.32 - 100.0.19.el5

  Use 'pivot' which is available in oracle 11g

• concatenate the strings from a column into a single row?

  How to concatenate strings from a column into a single line?
  
  Color
  ------
  Red
  Orange
  Blue
  Green
  
  And return a set of results as follows:
  
  Colors
  -------------------------
  Red, orange, blue, green

  Various ways can be found here:
  http://www.Oracle-base.com/articles/10G/StringAggregationTechniques.php