no aggregation of pivot function
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Hi, thank you very much in advance.
I want to combine two lines into a single line, group by (area_code, team, office_code, supervisorID) - if the collector ID (IS_DESKCALL = 'Y') and collectorID(IS_DESKCALL='N') in the same line. As it is not an aggregation function, so I can't use function pivot in 11g?
/ * Formatted on 05/11/2014 19:34:09 (v5.139.911.3011 PS5) * /.
WITH T AS (SELECT '31012' office_code,)
AREA_code '00003',.
1 TEAM,
SUPERVISOR_ID '201204135',
' NO IS_DESKCALL.
'201205000' COLLECTOR_ID
OF THE DOUBLE
UNION
SELECT '31012' office_code,
AREA_code '00003',.
1 TEAM,
SUPERVISOR_ID '201204135',
'Y' IS_DESKCALL,.
'201205555' COLLECTOR_ID
OF THE DOUBLE
UNION
SELECT '31012' office_code,
AREA_code '00003',.
1 TEAM,
SUPERVISOR_ID '201204888',
' NO IS_DESKCALL.
'201205000' COLLECTOR_ID
OF THE DOUBLE
UNION
SELECT '31012' office_code,
AREA_code '00003',.
1 TEAM,
SUPERVISOR_ID '201204888',
'Y' IS_DESKCALL,.
'201205555' COLLECTOR_ID
OF THE DOUBLE
UNION
SELECT '77777' office_code,
AREA_code '00003',.
1 TEAM,
SUPERVISOR_ID '201204999',
' NO IS_DESKCALL.
'201205023' COLLECTOR_ID
OF THE DOUBLE
UNION
SELECT '77777' office_code,
AREA_code '00003',.
1 TEAM,
SUPERVISOR_ID '201204999',
'Y' IS_DESKCALL,.
'201205444' COLLECTOR_ID
THE DOUBLE)
SELECT *.
T
The result should be:
office_code area_code team supervisorID collectorID(IS_DESKCALL='Y') collectorID(IS_DESKCALL='N')
31012 00003 1 201204135 201205555 201205000
31012 00003 1 201204888 201205555 201205000
77777 00003 1 201204999 201205444 201205023
As it is not an aggregation function, so I can't use function pivot in 11g?
You can use MIN (or MAX):
select *
from t
pivot (
min(collector_id)
for is_deskcall in (
'Y' as collector_id_y
, 'N' as collector_id_n
)
) ;
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Pivot
(
Sum (accounted_dr)
for period_name ("SEP-08', ' 08 OCT ', ' NOV-08'")
)
Segment2 group, period_nameDo not use GROUP BY. When you use PIVOT, the group is involved with what is in the PIVOT clause and which is not.
Try this:select * from ( select segment2 , accounted_dr , period_name from gl_je_lines a , gl_code_combinations b where b.code_combination_id = a.code_combination_id and segment2 = '007751' ) pivot ( sum (accounted_dr) for period_name in ('SEP-08','OCT-08','NOV-08') ) ;which is just your query validated without the GROUP BY clause.
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Support for PIVOT query (or advice on the best way to do it)
Hi gurus of SQL,.
I'd appreciate any help you could provide on this request, I'm assuming that the best way to do this would be by using the PIVOT function. I read through some of the documents and books, and done some research here in the forums, but can't seem to find a way to make it work.
I'm on Oracle 11.1.0.6.0 self.
I have a table like this:
We get this data each month - Month_A is always the most recent month, and so it goes back for this game, Month_A is 09 November, Month_B is October 09, Month_C is Sept 09, etc. I'm OK with Hardcoding this value each month, so for the purposes of this exercise, just assume that Month_A is the 09 November, Month_B is Oct 09, Month_C is Sept 09 and Month_D is Aug 09.ID Product Month_A_Amt Month_B_Amt Month_C_Amt Month_D_Amt 123 ProductA 3 5 7 9 123 ProductB 2 4 6 8 123 ProductC 10 11 12 13 456 ProductA 1 2 3 4 456 ProductB 3 4 5 6
I need essentially "Pivot" in this table, so the end result looks like this:
Here's the SQL code to create the database with test data table. Now that I've typed this explanation, it still seems easier that I had done it to be... but I'm still confused, so any help is greatly appreciated, thank you!ID Month Product_A_Amt Product_B_Amt Product_C_Amt 123 Nov 09 3 2 10 123 Oct 09 5 4 11 123 Sep 09 7 6 12 123 Aug 09 9 8 13 456 Nov 09 1 3 null 456 Oct 09 2 4 null 456 Sep 09 3 5 null 456 Aug 09 4 6 null
create table test_base_table)
Identification number,
Product varchar2 (20).
Number of Month_a_amt
Number of Month_b_amt
Number of Month_c_amt
Number of Month_d_amt);
insert into test_base_table values (123, "ProductA', 3, 5, 7, 9);
insert into test_base_table values (123, "ProductB", 2, 4, 6, 8);
insert into test_base_table values (123, "ProductC", 10, 11, 12, 13);
insert into test_base_table values (456, 'ProductA", 1, 2, 3, 4);
insert into test_base_table values (456, 'ProductB', 3, 4, 5, 6);
Published by: TheBlakester on February 10, 2010 19:56Hello
You don't want to make several clauses UNPIVOT and PIVOT; you want to do several sets of columns in a cluase PIVOT and UNPIVOT one clause.
In the UNPIVOT clause, it's just a matter of replacing the unique "amt" column before the keyword FOR with a list in parentheses '(amt_1, amt_2)' and the replacement of each column in the list (for example, "month_a_amt") with a list of the same length ("(month_a_amt_1, month_a_amt_2)" ").
In the PIVOT clause, it's just a matter of replacing the unique "SUM (amt)" aggregate function with a list of unparenthesized of functions, each with an alias ("the SUM (amt_1) AS amt_1, SUM (amt_2) AS amt_2'. The alias that will be added at the end of the givien for names output column in the IN clause.SELECT id , TO_CHAR ( ADD_MONTHS ( TO_DATE ( 'Nov 2009' , 'Mon YYYY' ) , month_num ) , 'Mon YYYY' ) AS month , product_a_amt_1 , product_a_amt_2 , product_b_amt_1 , product_b_amt_2 , product_c_amt_1 , product_c_amt_2 FROM test_base_table UNPIVOT ( (amt_1, amt_2 ) FOR month_num IN ( (month_a_amt_1, month_a_amt_2) AS 0, (month_b_amt_1, month_b_amt_2) AS -1, (month_c_amt_1, month_c_amt_2) AS -3, (month_d_amt_1, month_d_amt_2) AS -4 ) ) PIVOT ( SUM (amt_1) AS amt_1 , SUM (amt_2) AS amt_2 FOR product IN ( 'ProductA' AS product_a , 'ProductB' AS product_b , 'ProductC' AS product_c ) ) ORDER BY id , month_num DESC ;Output:
. PRODUCT PRODUCT PRODUCT PRODUCT PRODUCT PRODUCT ID MONTH _A_AMT_1 _A_AMT_2 _B_AMT_1 _B_AMT_2 _C_AMT_1 _C_AMT_2 ---- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- -------- 123 Nov 2009 3 9 2 9 10 9 123 Oct 2009 5 9 4 9 11 9 123 Aug 2009 7 9 6 9 12 9 123 Jul 2009 9 9 8 9 13 9 456 Nov 2009 1 9 3 9 456 Oct 2009 2 9 4 9 456 Aug 2009 3 9 5 9 456 Jul 2009 4 9 6 9It looks like all the new values of amt2 are 9. Don't you think it's the best test? I think that different numbers, as you used for the examples of previous data, reduce the chances of getting good results purely by chance.
If you want to experiment with queries like this, I suggest you use "SELECT *" (nothing added) in the SELECT clause. Start with just an UNPIVOT operation. Some examples in the documentation to do a TABLE CREATION AS... to save the results of an UNPIVOT operator and use this table as the base for a PIVOT table. I think it's a good idea to reduce confusion.
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Requesting help with pivot in Oracle 10 g
Hey all,.
I have this table, call the table GRID that has the following columns:
What would take to rotate the names of column ("M1100", "M1105") with the value metric volumn: "COMMITTEDVIRTUALMEMORYSIZE_AVG", so that this query would yield a result like this:OBJECT_KEY DATE_KEY SEGMENT_ID COLUMN_NAME COMMITTEDVIRTUALMEMORYSIZE_AVG ---------------------- ---------------------- ---------------------- ----------- ------------------------------ 619 3371 1 M1100 593589862.4 619 3371 1 M1105 593611434.67 620 3371 1 M1100 592354508.8 620 3371 1 M1105 592376263.11 621 3371 1 M1100 731433369.6 621 3371 1 M1105 731455943.11
Any help would be appreciated!OBJECT_KEY DATE_KEY SEGMENT_ID M1100 M1105 ---------------------- ---------------------- ---------------------- ----- ------ 619 3371 1 593589862.4 593611434.67 620 3371 1 592354508.8 592376263.11 621 3371 1 731433369.6 731455943.11
Again, Oracle 10 g, 11g not so I don't have the PIVOT function to work with.
Kind regards
TimS
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