Generator of sequence numbers for any number of PDF forms

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  I have two tables... I want to generate the sequence 01, 02, etc., based on total_sections
  
  Table 1:
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  1 101
  1 102
  3 103
  2 104
  
  I would like to create a table based on the table above and the result should look like:
  
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  101 01
  102 01
  103 01
  103 02
  103 03
  104 01
  104 02
  
  How can I achieve this?

  And two more :)

  With 11g recursive subquery factoring:

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   SELECT course, number_of_sections, 1
   FROM your_table
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   SELECT course, number_of_sections, section_num+1
   FROM t
   WHERE section_num < number_of_sections
  )
  SELECT course,
         to_char(section_num, '09') as section_num
  FROM t
  ;
  

  With a bit of XML:

  SELECT t.course,
         to_char(x.num,'09') as section_num
  FROM your_table t,
       XMLTable( '1 to xs:integer($n)'
                 passing t.number_of_sections as "n"
                 columns num for ordinality ) x
  ;
  

• grep search for any number of words in quotes

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  (?<>

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  Take a look at http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/appdev.102/b14258/d_random.htm#ARPLS040

  Concerning

  Etbin

• Is there a tool or method for editing on a pdf form line items?

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• sequence numbers

  Hello
  
  I need to generate sequence numbers for each order based on the time of the edict

  table:order_edits
  
  has 2 columns
  id number (10)
  edit_time (date)

  date of the sample
  
  ID EDIT TIME
  9009-1/31 / 2010 13:10
  9009-1/31 / 2010 14:10
  
  9002 1/27 / 2010 09:00
  
  9007 1/15 / 2010 11:15
  9007 1/17 / 2010 09:00

  i am looking for sequence numbers for each orderid based on edit time

  Order_edit of TIME CHANGE ID
  9009-1/31 / 2010 13:10 1
  9009-1/31 / 2010 14:10 2
  
  9002 1/27 / 2010 09:00 1
  
  9007 1/15 / 2010 11:15 1
  9007 1/17 / 2010 09:00 2
  
  
  

  any help is appreciated                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                        

  Hello

  The ROW_NUMBER analytic function has been designed for this:

  SELECT       id, edit_time
  ,       ROW_NUMBER () OVER ( PARTITION BY  id
                              ORDER BY          edit_time
                      )    AS order_edit
  FROM      order_edits
  ORDER BY  id, edit_time          -- Optional
  ;
  

  If (id, edit_time) is not unique, each row will always get a separate number.

  The ORDER BY clause from the query (if it exists) is independent of the ORDER byclause Analytics . The two may be identical, they may be similar (see above), or they may have nothing at all in common.

• 'Wild card' in find/replace changes 'any number' to ' ^ 9' instead of leaving as is.

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• How do batch of files becomes from any number?

  HI -.

  I use variables of data within Photoshop CS5 (Win7) to reproduce a model with several different sources.  With this method, each output THAT PSD has a new title and 3 or 4 new images.  It works great except that, after all this, scripted magic that I manually rename the new batch of files.  The series of files that I am could start with "395.PSD" and continue for, say, 93 files - but Photoshop exits only beginning with '1' or '01.  It would be awesome if I could start with whatever number I need and just PSD start and increment by 1 until the end with a lot.

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  So what I'm asking is - nobody knows how to say PShop to start numbering with any number I want AND that PShop continues in the order of this number correctly?

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  You can batch rename your files in Bridge...

  

• Can any body help to get a script that can generate the sequence (length 3) with a combination of numbers and characters example: T11... TA1... TZ9... then on

  Can any body help to get a script that can generate the sequence (length 3) with a combination of numbers and characters example: T11... TA1... TZ9... then on

  With the help of the clause type

  Select sqnc

  from (select sqnc

  from (select 'T00"sqnc, '0123456789ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ' ordr

  of the double

  )

  model

  size of (0 I)

  measures (sqnc, ordr, length (ordr) len)

  rules iterate (1300) until (instr(sqnc[iteration_number],'~')! = 0)

  (sqnc [iteration_number] = case when sqnc [cv (i) - 1] is null

  then sqnc [0]

  of another substr (sqnc [iteration_number - 1], 1, 1) |

  -case when substr (sqnc [iteration_number - 1], 2, 1)<=>

  so when business substr (sqnc [iteration_number - 1], 3, 1)<>

  then substr (ordr [0], instr (ordr [0], substr (sqnc [iteration_number - 1], 2, 1)), 1)

  of another nvl (substr (ordr [0], instr (ordr [0], substr (sqnc [iteration_number - 1], 2, 1)) + 1.1),'~ ')

  end

  end |

  -case when substr (sqnc [iteration_number - 1], 3, 1)<>

  then substr (ordr [0], instr (ordr [0], substr (sqnc [iteration_number - 1], 3, 1)) + 1.1)

  else ' 0'

  end

  end

  )

  )

  where instr(sqnc,'~') = 0

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  Etbin

• need to generate unique sequence for each transaction number

  need to generate unique sequence for each transaction number

  Use sometihng like that

  
  
  

  use the orcl: sequence-next function val

• Generate the sequence number

  
  create table t
  (id int primary key,
  dt date,
  file_no int,
  batch_no int,
  data varchar2(5)
  );
  
  insert into t values (1,trunc(sysdate),23,113,dbms_random.string('a',5)); -- 1.1.1
  insert into t values (2,trunc(sysdate),23,345,dbms_random.string('a',5)); -- 1.2.1
  insert into t values (3,trunc(sysdate),23,345,dbms_random.string('a',5)); -- 1.2.2
  insert into t values (4,trunc(sysdate),23,543,dbms_random.string('a',5)); -- 1.3.1
  insert into t values (5,trunc(sysdate),23,543,dbms_random.string('a',5)); -- 1.3.2
  insert into t values (6,trunc(sysdate),23,543,dbms_random.string('a',5)); -- 1.3.3
  --
  insert into t values (7,trunc(sysdate),24,333,dbms_random.string('a',5)); -- 2.1.1
  insert into t values (8,trunc(sysdate),24,333,dbms_random.string('a',5)); -- 2.1.2
  insert into t values (9,trunc(sysdate),24,333,dbms_random.string('a',5)); -- 2.1.3
  insert into t values (10,trunc(sysdate),24,222,dbms_random.string('a',5)); -- 2.2.1
  insert into t values (11,trunc(sysdate),24,222,dbms_random.string('a',5)); -- 2.2.2
  insert into t values (12,trunc(sysdate),24,111,dbms_random.string('a',5)); -- 2.3.1
  
  
  

  Oracle 11.1

  How can given this structure and data, I generate sequence at the end of each line numbers? Basically, the sequence number (x.y.z) is such that x (1.n) is awarded for each unique value in file_no. In each x, y (1.n) is assigned for each unique value of batch_no. Within each y, z (1.n) is assigned for all records of this batch. Sample data shows only dt but all sequences must reset and start over when dt changes.

  I tried using row_number() over (partition by dt, file_no) and such but nothing quite gives me what I'm looking for.

  Help? Thank you

  Hello

  HELEN wrote:

  If you look at my CREATE TABLE, the ID column is a primary key and represents the order of the data in the file.

  Done batch_no = 100 come before or after 101?  Batch_no = 100 a ID so much until after the id for batch_no = 101.

  Good point, but that won't happen because of the way the 'record' is generated. All batch_nos will be contiguous. So if batch_no 100 comes earlier in the file as 101, it should get some 2nd highest sequence number. Otherwise, lower. Basically, the 2nd part of the sequence must simialar logical number to the 3rd party (i.e. order by id) but that messes things. Still struggle with it. Any help appreciated.

  I think I understand.  You say that, because of the way that the ID is issued, it wouldn't matter if you used the highest id of the batch_no, or the lowest id, or the average, or if you chose one at random; you would get the correct order in all cases.

  The following query uses the id low in the order file_no and batch_nos.

  WITH got_min_ids AS

  (

  SELECT id, dt, file_no, batch_no, data

  MIN (id) over (PARTITION BY dt

  file_no

  ) AS min_id_file_no

  MIN (id) over (PARTITION BY dt

  file_no

  batch_no

  ) AS min_id_batch_no

  T

  )

  SELECT id, dt, file_no, batch_no, data

  DENSE_RANK () OVER (PARTITION BY dt

  ORDER BY min_id_file_no

  )

  || '.'

  || DENSE_RANK () OVER (PARTITION BY dt

  file_no

  ORDER BY min_id_batch_no

  )

  || '.'

  || ROW_NUMBER () OVER (PARTITION BY dt

  file_no

  batch_no

  ORDER BY id

  ) AS seq

  OF got_min_ids

  ORDER BY dt, min_id_file_no, min_id_batch_no, id

  ;

  The main request is in fact what I posted before, but instead of

  "ORDER BY file_no" and "ORDER BY batch_no", she uses

  "ORDER BY min_id_file_no" and "ORDER BY min_id_batch_no".  These values are calculated in the subquery, got_min_ids.

  Output (including the additional sample data I posted):

  ID FILE_NO DT BATCH_NO SEQ DATA

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

  1 23 25 April 2014 113 dXAad 1.1.1

  2 345 23 25 April 2014 pumVG 1.2.1

  3 345 23 25 April 2014 jLnbO 1.2.2

  4 23 25 April 2014 543 xKhCL 1.3.1

  5 23 25 April 2014 543 JQoWk 1.3.2

  6 23 25 April 2014 543 YjJeC 1.3.3

  7 24 25 April 2014 333 WjQNE 2.1.1

  8 24 25 April 2014 333 ScWSL 2.1.2

  9 24 25 April 2014 333 pXDSD 2.1.3

  10 222 24 25 April 2014 OSajn 2.2.1

  11 222 24 25 April 2014 QNpix 2.2.2

  12 24 111 OwkjI 2.3.1 April 25, 2014

  91 100 99 25 April 2014 sRWmT 3.1.1

  93 100 99 25 April 2014 IAEFd 3.1.2

  92 101 99 25 April odQxh 2014 3.2.1

  I know you said that this situation is impossible (that is, if ID 91 and 93 have the same batch_no, then id 92 cannot have a different batch_no), but the application works even if this rule is broken.

• Select the table column group and generate a sequence number

  I have to select data from a table column group and generate a sequence for every reset of the sequence from 1 to leave.
  
  For example:
  
  Data:
  Col1 Col2 Col3 Col4
  A NA KA-2009-08-13
  B NA KA-2009-08-13
  C NA KA-2009-08-13
  A NA KA-2009-08-13
  B NA KA-2009-08-13
  A NA KA-2009-08-13
  
  Expected results of the Select statement:
  Col1 Col2 Col3 Col4 Seq_No
  A NA KA-2009-08-13 1
  A NA KA-2009-08-13 2
  A NA KA-2009-08-13 3
  B NA KA-2009-08-13 1
  B NA KA-2009-08-13 2
  C NA KA-2009-08-13 1
  
  How can it be possible with a SELECT statement? Is it possible to assign the following numbers for a group of columns and put it back when it changes? In the above example, all columns are the key to generate the seq number
  
  I know that this can be done using procedures stored and that is how I do it now by introducing a temporary table.
  
  Can someone help me with this? Please let me know if the question is too vague to understand!
  
  Thank you
  Nachi

  Use the row_number() analytics.

  Ravi Kumar

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