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  Hello

  I need to insert timestamps in XML query. Please suggest steps/options/filters to do?

  for example

  XML request:

  < xml >

  < timestamp > < / timestamp >

  < / xml >

  output must be

  < xml >

  < timestamp > 2006 - 05 - 04T 18: 13:51.0Z < / timestamp >

  < / xml >

  Kind regards

  Ganesh

  Hello

  You want to use the filter to add an XML node.

  Create a JavaScript filter, first to do something like this:

  function invoke (msg)

  {

  now = new Date();

  Msg.put (elements "UTCTime", now.toUTCString ());

  Returns true;

  }

  In Add an XML node to the node content add:

  ${UTCTime elements}

• Problem of XML query structure

  Hi experts,
  I am looking for help on the following XML query. I have a table (for example) organized as such:
  

  meas     data_element     
  ------- ------------------- 
  ABC     rate                   
  DEF     rate1                    
  DEF     rate2                    
  DEF     rate3                    
  GHI     rate                    
  JKL     rate1a            
  JKL     rate2b             

  I try to keep the column 'soul' as the attribute of the top-level node, with the "data_elements" as attributes of the children of the 'SOUL '.
  
  In short, I am looking for the following output, but well... keep coming up short.
  

  <meas id="ABC"> 
       <data_elements>
          <data_element id="rate">
              <rpt>false</rpt> 
           </data_element>
      </data_elements>
  </meas>
  <meas id="DEF">
       <data_elements>
            <data_element id="rate1">
                 <rpt>false</rpt>
            </data_element>
                   <data_element id="rate2">
                 <rpt>false</rpt> 
            </data_element>
            <data_element id="rate3">
                    <rpt>false</rpt> 
            </data_element>
       <data_elements>
  </meas>
  .....and so forth...

  I'm unable to get multiple lines of "data_element" under "data_elements" and the single "meas" a single node, any suggestions? My code keeps generating several lines. The crux of the rpt is a constant value of 'false '.
  Thank you

  You group and aggregate using XMLAgg:

  SQL> set long 5000
  SQL>
  SQL> with sample_data (meas, data_element) as (
    2    select 'ABC',     'rate'   from dual union all
    3    select 'DEF',     'rate1'      from dual union all
    4    select 'DEF',     'rate2'  from dual union all
    5    select 'DEF',     'rate3'  from dual union all
    6    select 'GHI',     'rate'   from dual union all
    7    select 'JKL',     'rate1a' from dual union all
    8    select 'JKL',     'rate2b' from dual
    9  )
   10  select xmlserialize(content
   11           xmlagg(
   12             xmlelement("meas",
   13               xmlattributes(meas as "id")
   14             , xmlelement("data_elements",
   15                 xmlagg(
   16                   xmlelement("data_element",
   17                     xmlattributes(data_element as "id")
   18                   , xmlelement("rpt", 'false')
   19                   )
   20                   order by data_element -- if necessary
   21                 )
   22               )
   23             )
   24           )
   25           indent
   26         ) as result
   27  from sample_data
   28  group by meas ;
  
  RESULT
  --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  
    
      
        false
      
    
  
  
    
      
        false
      
      
        false
      
      
        false
      
    
  
  
    
      
        false
      
    
  
  
    
      
        false
      
      
        false
      
    
  
   
  

• Recovery of OSB road Note Error Handler xml query

  Hi guys,.
  
  I don't know if there is a thread that has already been addressed, but I couldn't find anything.
  
  Here's the scenario. I created Proxy Service X (http transport protocol) that routes a message to Business Service Y. Business Service Y called myWebService that is deployed in a remote domain. I have intentionally to cancel the deployment of the EAR that contains myWebService in the remote domain. When the Business Service Y try to call myWebService she will appear in error, the following message:
  < con xmlns:con: fault = "http://www.bea.com/wli/sb/context" >
  < con: errorCode > BEA-380002 < / con: errorCode >
  < con: reason > not found < / con: reason >
  < con: location >
  < con: node > RouteNode1 < / con: node >
  pipeline response - < con: path > < / con: path >
  < / con: location >
  < / con: fault >
  
  Business Service Z is an independent service that is used to send messages to a queue. I have an route Error Handler node Proxy Service X using a legend Service to route messages to Business Service Z.
  
  Now in the Proxy Service X error of node Road Manager , I would like to recover the original xml query that was received by Proxy Service X and send it to a queue by making use of the previously mentioned Legend of Service that routes messages to Business Service Z whenever the BEA-380002 of error type occurs.
  
  When you look at the response of the legend of Service (by making use of reports), the item entering the http transport layer does not contain the xml request, but simply the metadata of the message. How can I get the original xml to the scenario above query?
  
  Kind regards
  Ophola...

  Add an action to assign the title of the action request routing Actions. Using yield action assign the $body (initial application of XML) in a var, for example bodyvar. Now in the route node error handler, you can get the original query in the variable $bodyvar

  Kind regards
  Anuj

• XML PIVOT QUERY QUESTIONS

  I'm new to PIVOT queries.  I was making reference to the discussion that follows, but ran into a problem.  https://forums.Oracle.com/message/9393302

  When I added the XML to format data, I started to have NULL values rather than what I was looking for.

  WITH (AS PIVOT_DATA)

  SELECT * FROM)

  SELECT THE REGION, FCST_PERIOD, PRIME_PART, FINAL_FORECAST

  OF XYZ WHERE FCST_PERIOD > = last_day (trunc (sysdate)) + 1 and FCST_PERIOD < = last_day (add_months(sysdate,12)) AND PRIME_PART IN ('BLAH')

  )

  PIVOT XML (SUM (FINAL_FORECAST) FOR FCST_PERIOD IN (SELECT DISTINCT FCST_PERIOD OF XYZ))

  )

  SELECT PRIME_PART, REGION,

  EXTRACTVALUE(FCST_PERIOD_XML,'/PIVOTSET/ITEM[1]/COLUMN[2]') FCST_PERIOD1,

  EXTRACTVALUE(FCST_PERIOD_XML,'/PIVOTSET/ITEM[2]/COLUMN[2]') FCST_PERIOD2,

  EXTRACTVALUE(FCST_PERIOD_XML,'/PIVOTSET/ITEM[3]/COLUMN[2]') FCST_PERIOD3

  OF PIVOT_DATA;

  RESULTS IN:

  PRIME_PART	REGION	FCST_PERIOD1	FCST_PERIOD2	FCST_PERIOD3
  BLA	MIDWEST	(NULL)	(NULL)	(NULL)
  BLA	WEST-NV	(NULL)	(NULL)	(NULL)
  BLA	SOUTH-EAST	(NULL)	(NULL)	(NULL)
  BLA	WEST-CA	(NULL)	(NULL)	(NULL)
  BLA	SOUTHWEST	(NULL)	(NULL)	(NULL)
  BLA	EAST	(NULL)	(NULL)	(NULL)

  The second part of my question is how would I do a group when you use a pivot query.  When I finished, I've has several parts and would like to group by REGION.

  Thank you!

  Names of elements and attributes in XML are case-sensitive.

  Try with:

  EXTRACTVALUE (FCST_PERIOD_XML, ' / PivotSet/item [1] /column [2]') FCST_PERIOD1

  There is also a good chance that EXTRACTVALUE is frowned upon in your version. Instead, use XMLQuery or XMLTable.

  That being said, using XML PIVOT just to grind it later into a number known columns is pretty useless.

  The same can be achieved much more efficiently with regular PIVOT operator (and if necessary analytical function).

  Post some examples of data in the table of your database and your final result expected to get useful assistance.

• PTC connector query questions

  I develop a connector and had some questions about the presentation of the petition. I tried to read the documentation and help, but saw no reference to these issues. I know that some of these things may not still have public API, but any help would be appreciated.
  
  (1) is it possible to disable the entry blank for a ComboBox and set one of the values? I am referring to when you click on the button '+' on a query and selecting a comboBox field. I tried the 'enableEmptyEntry' attribute but could do not seem to work.
  
  (2) is there a way to prevent several lines for the same domain? I'm trying to match a web interface that allows values separated by commas in certain areas and not others. Trying to decipher the intent of the user if they use multiple lines for the same field becomes confused.
  
  (3) is there a way to disable 'Match All' or 'match any '?
  
  Thank you

  After further review, the removal of the empty the box entry drop-down list on the query page is not possible.

  One feature that we've added in the last release to support the case where the user needs to find records with a null or empty value for this combobox field. For example, finding bugs without test status. We have generic for all drop-down list boxes.

  The 'enableEmptyEntry' attribute is intended to work with the attribute "emptyEntryValue" as a pair. The user can do something like this in def.xml:
  enableEmptyEntry = 'true '.
  "emptyEntryValue =""
  Our framework poster in the drop-down list instead of empty or the default value .

  We recorded a feature request for this for a future version. Currently, writer connector is not a way to customize our application page, including the MatchAll, MatchAny option.

• the sql XML query report conversion - sound the alarm

  Hi all
  
  I have a custom report based on an sql query (method-sql * more) I need to convert this report in XML. I followed these steps
  

  I have generated the xml file by opening this request in the rdf generator (file > > generate > > xml)
  I open this XML file in word and do the rest of the treatment
  Copy the original simultaneous program (copy to option in set the window)
  changed the short name and the type of output as XML (the same method and executable retention)
  Add newly build it program at thr group asks even the original program in conc

  now, if I run this program it will show a warning when I checked the journal (Journal of the conc program manager administer) it displays following error
  > > caused by: oracle.xdo.parser.v2.XMLParseException: beginning of the element root waited.
  
  When I checked the XML code (from diagnostics) I was following the text by giving parameters
  > > whitespace is not allowed at this location. Error processing resource
  > > Semi colon character was expected. Error processing resource
  
  I checked the preview while I was preparing the model in word, it was a weather display data
  by giving the same parameters for which I generated the XML code, it shows the same warning in apps
  The log file also has the data...
  
  I use reports 6i, XML 5.6.2 and apps 11.5.10.2
  
  kindly help me to solve this
  
  Thanks in advance
  
  Shivdeep Singh

  first question - did you just change the output format of your concurrent request (with the executable, type SQL * more) in XML format and add a template to it?

  If this is the case, I'm not surprised, you get an error. You must ensure that you generate actual XML output. If you run the query and then click on the "Diagnostics" button, you will see a button saying 'display XML '. Click on this to see what you get. If you get an error, then it is not correct XML.

  This is the case, you have several options:

  1. create a data model and use it to create the XML file
  2 use the XML features in your query to generate XML (never tried so cannot guarantee this will work)
  3. use file rdf reports to generate the XML file
  4 generate the XML of PL/SQL file

  I suggest that you try option 2 first of all it should be pretty fast & easy to test, then use option 1 as the best solution if it does not work.

  Good luck!

• Progressive, Question on the fields of dynamic/DocID/Query Question of profiling

  This may seem like a newb question but someone has a logical division of the BOM designation DocID?

  In the course, we are responsible to use DocID = 1 and DocID = 2, but when/why would you use DocID = 3 or higher?

  Any help would be greatly appreciated with the portion of dynamic fields/query string of the progressive profiling course.

  Thank you.

  The DocID is a complete example. You can actually assign the query string to be what you want. I recently use cmpID for the campaign ID, where I spent to map identity of the campaign and then sent the URL to redirect dynamically the campaign ID field. In my case, we worked with 10 different docs or goods, so we had to actually 10 unique codes. In this case we would have, for example cmpID = 483h76d; cmpID = 9j872hd, etc, etc. If you want to learn more about how you can use the query string values, see this post: how Progressive E10 profiling using the component of cloud - scroll down to step 6 and you'll see how to set up dynamic rules using query strings.

• give if or for cases of xml query condition

  Hi all

  I have the query to generate xml below.

  I would like to add in weather conditions that's if or case.

  Suppose I want to give in employee tag provided

  If e.comm is not null and e.sal > 1000 then this tag set complete should not display other wise.

  for example:

  This tag a commission and salary is greater than 1000 so this will show other wise tag of < employee > full will not be displayed.

  < employee >

  < > 7839 EMPNO < / EMPNO >

  KING of < ENAME > < / ENAME >

  < SAL > 1300 < / SAL >

  < COMM > 100 < / COMM >

  < / employee >

  (SELECT XMLELEMENT

  "Ministry."

  XMLFOREST)

  d.DEPTNO AS "Deptno."

  (SELECT XMLAGG (XMLELEMENT)

  "Employee."

  XMLFOREST (e.empno,

  e.Ename,

  e.job,

  e.Mgr,

  e.HireDate,

  e.SAL,

  e.comm)

  ))

  FROM emp e

  WHERE e.deptno = d.deptno) "EmployeeList".

  )

  ). EXTRACT ("*") AS "departments".

  D DEPT

  WHERE d.deptno = 10;

  Please review.

  Use a CASE, nothing special to XML here statement:

  (SELECT XMLELEMENT

  "Ministry."

  XMLFOREST)

  d.DEPTNO AS "Deptno."

  (SELECT XMLAGG)

  -CASE WHEN e.comm is not null and e.sal > 1000 THEN

  XMLELEMENT)

  "Employee."

  XMLFOREST (e.empno,

  e.Ename,

  e.job,

  e.Mgr,

  e.HireDate,

  e.SAL,

  e.comm)

  )

  END

  )

  FROM emp e

  WHERE e.deptno = d.deptno) "EmployeeList".

  )

  ). EXTRACT ("*") AS "departments".

  D DEPT

  WHERE d.deptno = 10;

• Hierarchical query question

  Hi all

  I'm working on the database version (please avoid comments like "you should upgrade to a newer version," it's not me):

  Select * from version of v$.

  BANNER

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

  Oracle9i Enterprise Edition Release 9.2.0.8.0 - 64 bit Production

  PL/SQL Release 9.2.0.8.0 - Production

  CORE Production 9.2.0.8.0

  AMT for HP - UX: 9.2.0.8.0 - Production Version

  NLSRTL Version 9.2.0.8.0 - Production

  I have the following hierarchical data:

  with mydata (emp_id, mgr_id, RESP) as

  (

  Select 1, null, 'Y' from dual union all

  Select 2, 1, "n" of all the double union

  Select option 3, 2, "n" of all the double union

  Select 4, 1, 'Y' from dual union all

  Select 5, 4, the double "n" of all union

  Select 6, 5, 'Y' from dual union all

  Select 7, 6, the double "n" of all union

  Select 8, 1, the double "n" of all union

  Select 9, 8, the double "n" of all union

  Select 10, 9, "Y" of the double

  )

  Select emp_id, mgr_id, RESP

  of mydata

  connect mgr_id = emp_id prior

  Start by emp_id = 1;

  EMP_ID MGR_ID RESP

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

  1            Y

  2 1 N

  3 2 N

  4 1

  5 4 N

  6 5

  7 6 N

  8 1 N

  9 8 N

  10 9 Y

  10 selected lines.

  Each employee has a Manager (self or the following in the upper hierarchy with RESP = 'Y')

  The root must be always charged.

  To find who is responsible for a certain employee ID, I can run the following query:

  I... responsible e: emp_id = 7 is 6

  Select emp_id, mgr_id, RESP

  of mydata

  When resp = 'Y '.

  and rownum < = 1

  Connect prior mgr_id = emp_id

  Start by emp_id = 7;

  EMP_ID

  ----------

  6

  1 selected line.

  i.e.: head = emp_id is 1/9

  Select emp_id

  of mydata

  When resp = 'Y '.

  and rownum < = 1

  Connect prior mgr_id = emp_id

  Start by emp_id = 9;

  EMP_ID

  ----------

  1

  1 selected line.

  i.e.: Manager emp_id = 4 is auto

  Select emp_id

  of mydata

  When resp = 'Y '.

  and rownum < = 1

  Connect prior mgr_id = emp_id

  Start by emp_id = 4;

  EMP_ID

  ----------

  4

  1 selected line.

  What query is the fastest to get all employees to a certain level of responsibility?

  That is to say: all employees not responsible according to 1 should give:

  EMP_ID MGR_ID RESP

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

  2 1 N

  3 2 N

  8 1 N

  9 8 N

  
  

  
  

  Kind regards.

  Alberto

  Hi, Alberto.

  So, you want to quit looking more far down the tree when you come to a node with an RESP = 'Y', right?

  Just include an RESP = ' don't (or resp. <> 'Y' or NVL (RESP, 'Y' <> 'Y') in the CONNECT BY State, like this:)

  Select emp_id, mgr_id, RESP

  of mydata

  connect mgr_id = emp_id prior

  and RESP = "n"-* NEW *.

  Start by emp_id = 1;

• need help on xml query.

  pls click here for an example of xml data
  http://pcls1.craftyclicks.co.UK/XML/RapidAddress?postcode=AA11AA
  I make the following query to retrieve the values of xml data
  Select x1.org, x1.org2, x1.org3, x1.org4, x1.org5 in the xml_data_tab x, xmltable ('/ CraftyResponse/address_data_paf_compact/path/delivery_point ' in passing x.xml_data)
  columns
  org varchar2 (500) 'organisation_name' path, org2 and varchar2 (500) 'building_number', org3 varchar2 (500) "building_name" path
  path of varchar2 (500) of the org4 "dependent_locality", org5 varchar2 (500) way 'city') x 1;
  This is the output...
  
  org4 and org5 is foul can guide me what I do in the script...
  
  SQL > /.
  
  ORG AND ORG2 TO ORG3 ORG4 ORG5
  ---------- -------------------- -------------------- -------------------- ----------
  THE BAKERY 1
  MOVIES R US 3
  FAMILY BUT 7
  DEAR
  
  BIG HOUSE
  17 LITTLE COTTAGE
  
  SQL > spool off
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Here is an example of xml code
  < CraftyResponse >
  < address_data_paf_compact >
  < thoroughfare_count > 1 < / thoroughfare_count >
  < artery >
  < delivery_point_count > 5 < / delivery_point_count >
  < delivery_point >
  < organisation_name > THE BAKERY < / organisation_name >
  < department_name / >
  < po_box_number / >
  < building_number > 1 < / building_number >
  < sub_building_name / >
  < building_name / >
  < udprn > 12345678 < / udprn >
  < / delivery_point >
  < delivery_point >
  < organisation_name > MOVIES R US < / organisation_name >
  < department_name / >
  < po_box_number / >
  < building_number > 3 < / building_number >
  < sub_building_name / >
  < building_name / >
  < udprn > 12345679 < / udprn >
  < / delivery_point >
  < delivery_point >
  < organisation_name > FAMILY BUTCHER < / organisation_name >
  < department_name / >
  < po_box_number / >
  < building_number > 7 < / building_number >
  < sub_building_name / >
  < building_name / >
  < udprn > 12345680 < / udprn >
  < / delivery_point >
  < delivery_point >
  < organisation_name / >
  < department_name / >
  < po_box_number / >
  < building_number / >
  < sub_building_name / >
  < building_name > BIG HOUSE < / building_name >
  < udprn > 12345681 < / udprn >
  < / delivery_point >
  < delivery_point >
  < organisation_name / >
  < department_name / >
  < po_box_number / >
  < building_number > 17 < / building_number >
  < sub_building_name / >
  < building_name > LITTLE COTTAGE < / building_name >
  < udprn > 12345682 < / udprn >
  < / delivery_point >
  < dependent_thoroughfare_name / >
  < dependent_thoroughfare_descriptor / >
  < thoroughfare_name > TOP < / thoroughfare_name >
  < thoroughfare_descriptor > STREET < / thoroughfare_descriptor >
  < / artery >
  < double_dependent_locality / >
  < dependent_locality > CRAFTY VALLEY < / dependent_locality >
  < City > BIG CITY < / City >
  < postal_county > COUNTY POSTAL < / postal_county >
  < traditional_county > COUNTY TRADITIONAL < / traditional_county >
  < ZipCode > AA1 1AA < / code >
  < / address_data_paf_compact >
  < / CraftyResponse >

  for example

  SQL> select x2.org
    2       , x2.org2
    3       , x2.org3
    4       , x1.org4
    5       , x1.org5
    6  from xmltable('/CraftyResponse/address_data_paf_compact'
    7         passing httpuritype('http://pcls1.craftyclicks.co.uk/xml/rapidaddress?postcode=AA11AA').getxml()
    8         columns org4 varchar2(20) path 'dependent_locality'
    9               , org5 varchar2(20) path 'town'
   10               , delivery_points xmltype path 'thoroughfare/delivery_point'
   11       ) x1
   12     , xmltable('/delivery_point'
   13         passing x1.delivery_points
   14         columns org  varchar2(20) path 'organisation_name'
   15               , org2 varchar2(20) path 'building_number'
   16               , org3 varchar2(20) path 'building_name'
   17       ) x2
   18  ;
  
  ORG                  ORG2                 ORG3                 ORG4                 ORG5
  -------------------- -------------------- -------------------- -------------------- --------------------
  THE BAKERY           1                                         CRAFTY VALLEY        BIG CITY
  FILMS R US           3                                         CRAFTY VALLEY        BIG CITY
  FAMILY BUTCHER       7                                         CRAFTY VALLEY        BIG CITY
                                            BIG HOUSE            CRAFTY VALLEY        BIG CITY
                       17                   LITTLE COTTAGE       CRAFTY VALLEY        BIG CITY
   
  

• Query does not work on my iPad (was: media query question)

  I am a site for mobile/tablet/Office of coding and while my office and the iphone respond to the CSS, my ipad does not work. The changes that I do take the tablet in dreamweaver, but when they go live the ipad does not. Of course, my media query must be incorrect, but I can't understand the question. Any help is very appreciated.

  http://gbetza.mydomain.com/WebService2/test/KathrynFee/2014/profile.html

  Thank you.

  Yes.  It is inevitable because smart phones are getting bigger while tablets are smaller & more.  He's always going to be some crossover.   Think of it this way, when a Tablet is behaving as a mobile device, he takes over the mobile network.  When the shelf behaves more like a desktop computer, you need the layout of office.

  Similarly, a great smartphone in landscape mode is likely to resemble the layout of your tablet.

  See the FluidGrid example below:

  http://ALT-Web.com/FluidGrid/Fluid2.html

  Office = 4-col layout

  Tablet = 2-col layout

  Mobile = 1-col layout

  For purposes of illustration, I added a thick border of gold at the disposal of the Tablet only.

  / * Tablet Layout: 481px to 768px. Inherits the styles of: Mobile layout. */

  @media only screen and (min-width: 481px) and (max-width: 768px) {}

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  Nancy O.

• Hierarchical query question (2)

  -Oracle Database 11 g Enterprise Edition Release 11.1.0.6.0 - 64 bit Production
  
  I'm putting together the two hierarchies. The first is the Center and the center of each parent to the top. The second attribute for each lower level is centre and it all the way to the top. Two hierarchies are in the same TABLE. An attribute if there is a Center in the ParentAttribId COLUMN (Conversely, the id COLUMN in this TABLE may be Centers.) Ultimately, the data will be listed record by record, with all parents in the form of columns.
  
  The query hierarchy Center works. The parent column records effort will be later, I worry about it right now. What I am struggling with is how to reach to get id from the Center in the attribute hierarchy. The fragment of the query (in the second ETC) trying to recover Center.Id, who is not in the scope, because it is included in the START WITH clause. But how to include in the FROM clause (to bring it within the scope), when it has nothing to do with the hierarchy (other than the starting point).
  
  < PRE >
  WITH
  Center_List_Hierarchy
  AS
  (
  SELECT
  -List 4) of the hierarchy of each Center, the level and the id.
  --
  -Note: by definition, CONNECT_BY_ROOT ModelId == ModelId ==: model.
  -ModelId returned to not use: model (in the outer query).
  CONNECT_BY_ROOT Id Center_Root,
  Center_Level LEVEL,
  ModelId model,
  ID
  Of
  ADMINEPO. PP_Respcenter
  CONNECT
  (--3) for each Center, go to (and understand) top, identified by Id = ParentId.
  ModelId = ModelId PRIOR
  AND Id = ParentId PRIOR
  AND PREREQUISITE Id & lt; & gt; ParentId PRIOR
  START BY
  (ModelId, Id)     IN
  (
  SELECT
  Attribute.ModelId,
  Attribute.Id
  Of
  ADMINEPO. PP_Respcenter_Name Center_Name,
  ADMINEPO. Attribute PP_AT_RespCenter
  WHERE
  (1) for this model, find the id of the list attribute.
  Center_Name.ModelId =: model
  AND Center_Name.LangId =: Name_Type_Default
  AND UPPER (Center_Name.NAME) = "LIST of CENTER.
  (--2) get all the centres associated with the attribute.
  AND Attribute.ModelId = Center_Name.ModelId
  AND Attribute.ParentAttribId = Center_Name.Id
  )
  ),
  Attribute_Hierarchy
  AS
  (
  SELECT
  (--4) for this Center, get each attribute with its hierarchy.
  Center.Id Center,
  CONNECT_BY_ROOT Id Attribute_Root,
  Attribute_Level LEVEL,
  ModelId model,
  ID
  Of
  ADMINEPO. PP_Respcenter
  CONNECT
  (--3) for each attribute, go to (and understand) top, identified by Id = ParentId.
  ModelId = ModelId PRIOR
  AND Id = ParentId PRIOR
  AND PREREQUISITE Id & lt; & gt; ParentId PRIOR
  START BY
  (ModelId, Id)     IN
  (
  SELECT
  Attribute.ModelId,
  Attribute.ParentAttribId
  Of
  Center_List_Hierarchy Center
  ADMINEPO. Attribute PP_AT_RespCenter
  WHERE
  (1) limit to the low level of the centres.
  Center.Center_Level = 1
  (--2) get his attributes.
  AND Attribute.ModelId = Center.Model
  AND Attribute.Id = Center.Id
  )
  )
  < / PRE >

  Hello

  Sorry, I don't understand.

  Whenever you have a problem, post a small example of data (CREATE TABLE and only relevant columns, INSERT statements) for all the tables and also post the results desired from these data.
  Explain, using specific examples, how you get these results from these data.
  If you can show your problem using tables commonly available, such as scott.emp or hr.employees (which contains hierarcies) so you don't have to display the sample data; just results and explanations.

  Brian Tkatch wrote:
  ... What I am struggling with is how to reach to get id from the Center in the attribute hierarchy. The fragment of the query (in the second ETC) trying to recover Center.Id, who is not in the scope, because it is included in the START WITH clause.

  Isn't this Attribute_Root below?

  
  
      ...     Attribute_Hierarchy
  
      AS
  
      (
  
      SELECT
  
      (--4) for this Center, get each attribute with its hierarchy.
  
      Center.Id Center,
  
      CONNECT_BY_ROOT Id Attribute_Root,
  
      Attribute_Level LEVEL,
  
      ModelId model,
  
      ID
  
      Of...
  
      

• XML query returns empty when tags no data

  Hi all
  
  I have a problem that I can't solve.
  
  I have the following query:
  

   select
              xmlelement
              (
                 "users",
                 xmlagg
                 (
                    xmlelement
                    (
                       "user",
                       xmlelement
                       (
                          "username",
                          e.pin
                       ),
                       xmlagg
                       (
                          xmlelement
                          (
                             "details",
                             xmlforest
                             (
                                e.password as "password"
                               ,e.first_name as "forename"
                               ,e.surname as "surname"
                               ,'0' as "retired"
                               ,e.email_address as "email"
                               ,e.telephone_number as "phone"
                               ,'No External Ref' as "externalRef"
                               ,add_months(sysdate,+60) as "expiryDate"
                             )
                          )
                       )
                    )
                 )
              ) xml_out
           from   aqaost_examiners e
           group by e.pin;

  The query returns the XML code in the desired structure.
  
  But the problem I have is that when there is no data found by the query, I always get a single row returned by the following: < user > < / users >
  
  I tried so many things to try to have the query return nothing if there is no data available, but I can't do without something else goes wrong (to mess up the XML structure, etc.).
  
  Please is - can anyone help or point me in the right direction?
  
  I thank very you much in advance!
  
  Robin

  Hello

  Peter,

  This is the GROUP that does this.

  Actually no, the GROUP BY refers to the deepest XMLAgg and is required if e.pin is not unique.

  Let it out, and you also seem to have of many XMLAGG (?)

  That's assuming that e.pin is unique within the table (which is probably a fair assumption in this case).

  In fact, the behavior comes from the XMLAgg in the foreground:

  SQL> select xmlelement("users",
    2           xmlagg(
    3             xmlelement("user",
    4               xmlelement("username", e.empno)
    5             , xmlelement("details",
    6                 xmlforest(
    7                   e.ename as "name"
    8                 , e.job as "job"
    9                 )
   10               )
   11             )
   12           )
   13         ) xml_out
   14  from scott.emp e
   15  where 1 = 0
   16  ;
  
  XML_OUT
  -------------------------------------
  
   
  

  As with other global functions (such as SUM or AVG) adding a GROUP OF 'something' solves the problem:

  SQL> select xmlelement("users",
    2           xmlagg(
    3             xmlelement("user",
    4               xmlelement("username", e.empno)
    5             , xmlelement("details",
    6                 xmlforest(
    7                   e.ename as "name"
    8                 , e.job as "job"
    9                 )
   10               )
   11             )
   12           )
   13         ) xml_out
   14  from scott.emp e
   15  where 1 = 0
   16  group by null
   17  ;
  
  no rows selected
  

  Robin,
  So the more intimate XMLAgg is really necessary, you can use a subquery:

  select xmlelement("users", v.users)
  from (
    select xmlagg(
             xmlelement("user",
               xmlelement("username", e.empno)
             , xmlagg(
                 xmlelement("details",
                   xmlforest(
                     e.ename as "name"
                   , e.job as "job"
                   )
                 )
               )
             )
           ) as users
    from scott.emp e
    group by e.empno
  ) v
  where v.users is not null
  ;
  

• hierarchy XML

  Hi all
  
  
  I have the hierarchy of models of XML like this:
  
  
  1 EventParentEvent
  1.1.MarketingGoals
  1.2.EventsEvent
  1.2.1.Eventsevent EventVenue
  
  in siebel, there is a column in a join 1.1 to 1.2.1.
  
  rtf, I want to display all the column 1.1 and some 1.2.1 in a table, how can I do this?
  Please share if you have some experience with this.
  
  
  rgrds,
  dityo
  
  Published by: user13655637 on April 27, 2011 22:01

  Send me the xml and RTF model at [email protected]. I'll take a look.

  Thank you
  BIPuser