Need to print the results of a query in a CASE statement

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                                        p_separator in varchar2
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      l_separator     varchar2(10) default '';
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       l_colDesc          dbms_sql.DESC_TAB;
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  The original link is below.

  http://asktom.Oracle.com/pls/asktom/f?p=100:11:0:P11_QUESTION_ID:95212348059

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  SELECT REGEXP_SUBSTR('5454 4587454 547451 188745 5555','[^'||' '||']+'||' ',1,5)  p1 from dual;

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  Karthick_Arp wrote:
  Like this

  with t
  as
  (
  select '5454 4587454 547451 188745 5555' str
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  Why leave space in front of her?

  SQL> ed
  Wrote file afiedt.buf
  
    1  with t as (select '5454 4587454 547451 188745 5555' str from dual)
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    1  SELECT CASE WHEN COUNT(*) >5 THEN 'Number is > than 5'
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  CASEWHENCOUNT(*)>5
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  Hello!!
  
  I had used this querry
  
  

  select
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  Wilhelm wundt wrote:
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  select form_desc
  from(
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  Kind regards

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• Refcursor takes a long time to print the results

  Hi gurus,
  
  I have a table with name kemp with columns
  
  
  

  kemp_ID NOT NULL NUMBER (10)
  ACRONYM CLOB
  TERM CLOB
  DEFINITION of CLOB

  when I do a query on the table
  

  Select * Kemp; results will soon appear less than * 1.5 seconds *

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  Vikas Krishna wrote:

  Please find the schedule.
  

  Using elapsed time (like you) to measure and benchmark performance is not going.

  Why? Because the test2 is given rarely, if ever how these tests are usually done, executed with the help of the same conditions that test1 was executed in.

  Conditions are different between the tests, the elapsed time is different. As conditions differ, you cannot compare test1 with test2. I gave an example of what a mistake it is thread {message identifier: = 4333700}-where physical i/o slows test1 and test2accelerates the logic I/O. And how this can be used to support the conclusion that the CBO does not exist hint warp_drive increased performance of test2.

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  For the majority of us work and development in the real world, comparative analysis makes a useless answer to a question meaningless for an absurd question. Totally useless...