Need help with rewrite of a query

Hi friends,

PFB the query and the result. Please ignore where the conditions, they are only about 50% accurate.

SELECT XMLELEMENT ( 'majorLine' XMLATTRIBUTES ( ) d. ) line_id AS "Row Id" ),

xmlforest (d. ) ordered_item as "itemName" , 

d . ordered_quantity as 'quantity' ),

(SELECT XMLAGG (XMLELEMENT ()"Service" XMLATTRIBUTES (e. ))) line_id AS Service ),

( ) SELECT XMLAGG (XMLELEMENT ( "ServiceName" ))

XMLATTRIBUTES (of. ) ordered_item AS "ItemName" ),

xmlforest (of. ) ordered_item as "itemName" , 

de . ordered_quantity as 'quantity' )))

DE oe_order_lines_all of

de . line_id = e. line_id et de . link_to_line_id is null ))) 

DE oe_order_lines_all e

e. line_id = 143424538 ),

(SELECT XMLAGG (XMLELEMENT ()"minorLine" XMLATTRIBUTES (e. ))) line_id AS minorLine ),

( ) SELECT XMLAGG (XMLELEMENT ( "itemName" ))

XMLATTRIBUTES (of. ) ordered_item AS "ItemName" ),

xmlforest (of. ) ordered_item as "itemName" , 

de . ordered_quantity as 'quantity' )))

DE oe_order_lines_all of

de . line_id = e. line_id )))

DE oe_order_lines_all e

( e. line_id = 143424538 ), (SELECT XMLAGG (XMLELEMENT ()"service" XMLATTRIBUTES (e. ))) line_id AS Service ),

( ) SELECT XMLAGG (XMLELEMENT ( "serviceName" ))

XMLATTRIBUTES (of. ) ordered_item AS "itemName" ),

xmlforest (of. ) ordered_item as "itemName" , 

de . ordered_quantity as 'quantity' )))

DE oe_order_lines_all of

de . line_id = e. line_id et de . link_to_line_id is null ))) 

DE oe_order_lines_all e

( e. line_id = 143424538 ( )

( ) YOU "dept_list"

DE oe_order_lines_all d d . line_id = 143424538 ;



The output is:


< majorLine Line Id='143424538'>

< itemName > 15454-TCC3-K9 = </ itemName >

< quantity > 10 < / quantity >

< Service SERVICE='143424538'>

< ServiceName ItemName'15454-TCC3-K9 ='=>

< itemName > 15454-TCC3-K9 = </ itemName >

< quantity > 10 < / quantity >

</ ServiceName >

</ Service >

< minorLine MINORLINE='143424538'>

< itemName ItemName'15454-TCC3-K9 ='=>

< itemName > 15454-TCC3-K9 = </ itemName >

< quantity > 10 < / quantity >

</ itemName >

</ minorLine >

< service SERVICE='143424538'>

< serviceName itemName'15454-TCC3-K9 ='=>

< itemName > 15454-TCC3-K9 = </ itemName >

< quantity > 10 < / quantity >

</ serviceName >

</ service >

</ majorLine >

But the production expected as below

< majorLine Line Id="143">

< itemName > 15454-K = </ itemName >

< quantity > 10 < / quantity >

< Service >

< lineId >143424538 < / lineId >

< itemName > 15454-9 = </ itemName >

< quantity > 10 < / quantity >

</ Service >

< minorLine MINORLINE='143424538'>

< itemName > 1549 = </ itemName >

< quantity > 10 < / quantity >

</ minorLine >

< service >

< lineId >143424538 < / lineId >  

< itemName > 159= </ itemName >

< quantity > 10 < / quantity >

</ service >

</ majorLine >



So the exact structure of XML output will be like that. In the example above, I didn't add the service of minors and several minor lines.

I need to change the code above in the format below.



< majorLine = "123456" LineID >-> there will be only one line of Major

< itemNamme > MajorLineItem < / itemName >

< quantity > 2 < / quantity >

< service > -> there may be more than one service or no service of this major axis

< > < lineId > 123456 lineId

< itemNamme > serviceOfmajor < / itemName >

< quantity > 2 < / quantity >

< / service >

< minorLine LineID '456789' = > -> there are several minor this major line lines

< itemNamme > first_MinorlineItem < / itemName >

< quantity > 7 < / quantity >

< service >-> there may be more than one or NONE of the lines of service for one minor line

< > < lineId > 11212 lineId

< itemNamme > First_serivceOfMinor < / itemName >

< quantity > 2 < / quantity >      

< / service >

< service >-> it may be more than one service lines for a line of minor

< > 1347657 < lineId > lineId

< itemNamme > second_serivceOfMinor < / itemName >

< quantity > 2 < / quantity >      

< / service >

< minorLine LineID = "477838" > -> there are several minor this major line lines

< itemNamme > second_MinorlineItem < / itemName >

< quantity > 3 < / quantity >

< / majorLine >



Please help me to re - write the code. I used the approach of DOM node, its very long, I'm trying to replace it. Help, please. Let me know if you have any questions.


Thank you and best regards,

Arun Thomas T





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    INSERT INTO     bom_test
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    ----------- ------------------------- ------------------------- -----------
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          1.000 A-109-347                 ABC-1                           2.000
          1.000 ABC-100G                  ABC-1                           1.000
          2.000 70052                     ABC-100G                       18.000
          2.000 M9532-278                 ABC-100G                        5.000
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          2.000 X525-101                  1A247G01                        2.000
          3.000 R245-9010                 X525-101                        2.000
          2.000 1062-324                  1A247G01                        2.000
    
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    ----------- ------------------------- ------------------------- -----------
          1.000 101-34                    ABC-1                          10.000
          1.000 A-109-347                 ABC-1                           2.000
          1.000 ABC-100G                  ABC-1                           1.000
          2.000 70052                     ABC-100G                       18.000
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                                   THEN  r_num
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                                    END
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                                              ORDER BY      r_num
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                             SELECT     component
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                             ,     LEVEL          AS lvl
                             FROM     bom_test
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                      ,     (      -- Begin in-line view p, to get part+_ok from part_test
                             SELECT  part_nbr
                             ,     CASE
                                        WHEN  part_type = 'M'
                                        THEN  1
                                        ELSE  0
                                  END          AS part_ok
                             FROM    part_test
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                             SELECT      ROWNUM           AS c_num
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         AND     PRIOR p.part_type = 'M'
    ;
    

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    SQL >

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