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• How to pass a value LOV to where clause of another LOV

  Hello
  
  I have the two LOV project and activity. When I select a value of project LOV this value project to switch to the 2nd activity LOV where clause. How can I achieve this.
  
  I tried to use the code in the process CO request by getting the value of project with the command below.
  
  int v_project = Integer.parseInt ((String) passiveCriteria.get ('Project')); grab the critirea project
  
  and set this value in the setwhereclauseparams of the VO LOV. But the above command is throwing an exception with the exception of null pointer.
  
  This approach is correct, or should I use any other method.
  
  Thank you
  HC

  Below you will find the article interesting

  http://oracleanil.blogspot.com/2010/12/dependent-lov-in-OAF.html

  Thank you
  AJ

• Calculate the sum of values of 2 where Clauses

  Hi, sorry to trouble, I have all the data in a database or anything like that, just to think about some of the work I have to do, trying to get ahead. I was wondering how i would be the sum of the values in a column, but with 2 where clauses. By example, if I wanted to the sum of all the values until 18:00 in 1 column and all the after 18:00 for 1 day how I would write this out.

  I don't know how to write separately, i.e.

  select name, sum(values) as after6
  from table
  where time > '18:00'
  group by name;
  

  select name, sum(values) as upto6
  from table
  where time < '18:00'
  group by name;
  

  How can I combine these columns after6 and upto6 next to each other.

  If someone could please advise.

  Thanks in advance

  Select the name,

  sum (case when time > 18:00 ' then 0 otherwise end of values) as after6,.

  sum (case when time< '18:00'="" then="" values="" else="" 0="" end)="" as="">

  table

  Group by name;

  ----
  

  Ramin Hashimzade

• Using the Case statement in Where clause with operator

  Hi all
  
  I'm doing the following work (this is just a simple version of what I'll eventually need):
  
  Sorry, I forgot how to use the code tags...
  
  and li. MAJOR_ACCT in case
  When: prompt = 'Energy' then ('9320906 ', ' 9321471')
  end
  
  
  Problem is that I get a missing closing parenthesis error.
  
  Wouldn't - that evaluate against a value(as below) it works fine:
  
  and li. MAJOR_ACCT in case
  When: prompt = 'Energy' then ('9320906')
  end
  
  
  Any thoughts? Is it possible to use a box (or decode) in an In clause with multiple values? I tried to use decode as well and get the same results.
  
  Thank you.
  
  Darren.

  What:

  and ( case
          when :prompt = 'Energy' and li.MAJOR_ACCT in ('9320906', '9321471') then 1
          when :prompt = 'Vehicle' and li.MAJOR_ACCT in ('9812180', '9812320')  then 1
          when :prompt = 'Meals' and li.MAJOR_ACCT in ('983120', '983452') then 1
        end
      ) = 1
  

• where clause with reg_exp

  Hello
  
  My query is...
  
  The string is "1,2,3"...
  
  output must be '1', ' 2 ', ' 3',
  
  Please help me...!
  
  Concerning
  SA
  
  
  The guru gave the solution...

  select REGEXP_REPLACE('1, 2, 3', '([0-9]+)', '''\1''') from   dual;

  But, I have to use this condition in Where clause on my request. If I put in which the value of the clause does not appear. Any help on that...! Please, I beg you.
  
  Concerning
  SA

  Hello

  Query: SELECT "' | REPLACE ('1,2,3',',' "',"'). "' val FROM DUAL;

  will convert '1,2,3' string '1', ' 2 ', 3'.

  Run the sub queries first and then run a select statement.

  CREATE TABLE sample_table
  (
  col_a VARCHAR2 (3)
  );

  INSERT INTO sample_table
  VALUES ('1');

  INSERT INTO sample_table
  VALUES ('2');

  INSERT INTO sample_table
  VALUES ('3');

  INSERT INTO sample_table
  VALUES ('4');

  INSERT INTO sample_table
  VALUES ('5');

  COMMIT;

  SELECT col_a
  OF sample_table
  WHERE INSTR ((SELECT ''' ||)) REPLACE ('1,2,3',',' "',"'). "' val
  THE DOUBLE).
  col_a
  ) > 0;

  The select statement above will give you the desired result of "sample_table" as below.

  COL_A
  1
  2
  3

  Kind regards
  Big Boss

• Oracle OFA customization list of values (LOV) mapping in Where clause with variables

  Hi all

  I have a requirement to add the condition of the UOM LOV I don't understand under conditions in LOV for example mcc.inventory_item_id =: 1 what: 1 means? and how the system look at the value in: 1? if I have to add the condition to the middle which number should I use?

  SELECT * FROM (SELECT distinct muc.unit_of_measure unit_meas_lookup_code, muc.unit_of_measure_tl unit_meas_lookup_code_tl, muc.description, muc.uom_class, muom.uom_code FROM mtl_uom_conversions_val_v muc, mtl_units_of_measure muom WHERE (muc.uom_class IN (SELECT mcc.to_uom_class CMC mtl_uom_class_conv_val_v WHERE mcc.inventory_item_id =: 1) muc.uom_class = GOLD: 2), AND (muc.item_id =) ((: 3 GOLD muc.item_id = 0) AND muc.unit_of_measure = muom.unit_of_measure) QRSLT WHERE ((UPPER (UNIT_MEAS_LOOKUP_CODE_TL) like UPPER(:4) AND (UNIT_MEAS_LOOKUP_CODE_TL like: 5 OR UNIT_MEAS_LOOKUP_CODE_TL as: 6 OR UNIT_MEAS_LOOKUP_CODE_TL as: 7 OR UNIT_MEAS_LOOKUP_CODE_TL as: 8))) ORDER BY upper (unit_meas_lookup_code)

  

  Concerning

  A.S.

  Hey A.S.,.

  Looking more closely at the image you included, it seems that it is already a custom code, it starts with "Xx".  You should see if you have the available custom code.

  To answer part of your original question ""mcc.inventory_item_id =: 1 what: 1 means? ' " The ': 1 ' is a variable binding in the SQL code.  This value is populated at run time by using the "setWhereClauseParam (Bind number, value).  You can see the details of the request and the variable linking using JDeveloper and a double-tap on the View object.  Again, this should be in the custom code of the object View 'atco.oracle.apps.po.lov.server.XxDocumentUomBothVo '.

  I hope this helps.

  Thank you

  Tim

• using where clause with value to hardcode in run immediately

  Dear Experts, I use below in the stored procedure make exception.
  
  RUN IMMEDIATELY "REMOVE CC. TB WHERE COL ='HG ";
  
  When the collar is varchar2 (30) DC. TB
  
  Please guide how to use above the statement in the stored procedure
  
  
  Thank you

  DBA wrote:
  Dear Experts, I use below in the stored procedure make exception.

  RUN IMMEDIATELY "REMOVE CC. TB WHERE COL ='HG ";

  When the collar is varchar2 (30) DC. TB

  Please guide how to use above the statement in the stored procedure

  Thank you

  Why you use dynamic SQL? DELETE statement is a DML statement and its valid inside a PL/SQL block.

  So, you can remove the immediate execution and write your DELETE statement directly.

  begin
    delete from cc.tb where col = 'HG';
  end;
  

• Where clause with XMLExists and join to another table

  Hello
  
  We have table as:
  
  drop table xml_tbl;
  
  create table xml_tbl)
  whole xml_msg_id
  xmltype xml_msg_text
  );
  
  insert into xml_tbl values
  (1, "< principal > < id > 1 < /ID > < / hand > '");
  
  insert into xml_tbl values-(xml_msg_id, xml_msg_text)
  (1, "< principal > < id > 2 < /ID > < / hand > '");
  
  
  Another table like:
  
  create the table1 Table:
  (id1 int);
  
  Insert into Table1 values (2);
  Insert into Table1 values (3);
  
  We need to have a view on top of the table xml_tbl where/hand/IDs should only have the values located in id1 column of the Table1 table.
  
  Something like
  
  CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW V_xml_tbl
  (
  xml_msg_text
  )
  AS
  SELECT T.xml_msg_text
  OF xml_tbl T
  WHERE (XMLEXISTS)
  ' declare namespace Namesp1 = "Abc: Set";
  Let $Results as XS: Boolean: = fn:exists($p/main/id_in_(Select_id1_from_Table1))-now, here I know that I can't select id1 of
  
  Table 1
  return if ($Results) then true() (else)"
  PASSAGE T.xml_msg_text AS 'p');
  
  
  In fact, in the scenario real Table1 will have several IDs and xml_tbl a lot of XML files...
  So I'm stuck on how to do it. Help, please.
  
  Thank you...
  
  Published by: user8941550 on November 20, 2012 19:19

  One of these two:

  SQL> select t.xml_msg_text
    2  from xml_tbl t
    3  where exists (
    4    select null
    5    from table1 t1
    6    where t1.id1 = xmlcast(
    7                     xmlquery('/main/id' passing t.xml_msg_text returning content)
    8                     as integer
    9                   )
   10  );
  
  XML_MSG_TEXT
  --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  
    2
  
   
  

  
  SQL> select t.xml_msg_text
    2  from xml_tbl t
    3     , xmltable('/main' passing t.xml_msg_text
    4         columns id integer path 'id'
    5       ) x
    6  where exists (
    7    select null
    8    from table1 t1
    9    where t1.id1 = x.id
   10  );
  
  XML_MSG_TEXT
  --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  
    2
  
   
  

  And a third, using XMLExists:

  SQL> select t.xml_msg_text
    2  from xml_tbl t
    3  where xmlexists (
    4    'fn:collection("oradb:/DEV/TABLE1")/ROW[ID1=$d/main/id]'
    5    passing t.xml_msg_text as "d"
    6  );
  
  XML_MSG_TEXT
  ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  
    2
  
  
  Execution Plan
  ----------------------------------------------------------
  Plan hash value: 3633580934
  
  -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  | Id  | Operation           | Name    | Rows  | Bytes | Cost (%CPU)| Time     |
  -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  |   0 | SELECT STATEMENT    |         |     2 |   116 |     8   (0)| 00:00:01 |
  |*  1 |  FILTER             |         |       |       |            |          |
  |   2 |   TABLE ACCESS FULL | XML_TBL |     2 |   116 |     3   (0)| 00:00:01 |
  |   3 |   NESTED LOOPS      |         |     1 |     5 |     5   (0)| 00:00:01 |
  |   4 |    TABLE ACCESS FULL| TABLE1  |     2 |     6 |     3   (0)| 00:00:01 |
  |*  5 |    XPATH EVALUATION |         |       |       |            |          |
  -------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  
  Predicate Information (identified by operation id):
  ---------------------------------------------------
  
     1 - filter( EXISTS (SELECT 0 FROM "DEV"."TABLE1"
                "SYS_ORAVW_2",XPATHTABLE('/main/id' PASSING :B1 COLUMNS "C_00$" XMLTYPE
                PATH '.', "C_01$" XQEXVAL CHAR PATH '.')  "P" WHERE
                TO_BINARY_DOUBLE("ID1")=TO_BINARY_DOUBLE("P"."C_01$")))
     5 - filter(TO_BINARY_DOUBLE("ID1")=TO_BINARY_DOUBLE("P"."C_01$"))
  

  The plan is similar to that of the second query above (XMLTable/EXISTS).

  Still using XMLExists, a plan similar to the first query (EXISTS, XMLCast, XMLQuery) can be achieved by id of casting to an integer data type:

  SQL> select t.xml_msg_text
    2  from xml_tbl t
    3  where xmlexists (
    4    'fn:collection("oradb:/DEV/TABLE1")/ROW[ID1=xs:int($d/main/id)]'
    5    passing t.xml_msg_text as "d"
    6  );
  
  XML_MSG_TEXT
  ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  
    2
  
  
  Execution Plan
  ----------------------------------------------------------
  Plan hash value: 1149640166
  
  ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  | Id  | Operation          | Name    | Rows  | Bytes | Cost (%CPU)| Time     |
  ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  |   0 | SELECT STATEMENT   |         |     1 |    61 |     7  (15)| 00:00:01 |
  |*  1 |  HASH JOIN SEMI    |         |     1 |    61 |     7  (15)| 00:00:01 |
  |   2 |   TABLE ACCESS FULL| XML_TBL |     2 |   116 |     3   (0)| 00:00:01 |
  |   3 |   TABLE ACCESS FULL| TABLE1  |     2 |     6 |     3   (0)| 00:00:01 |
  ------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  
  Predicate Information (identified by operation id):
  ---------------------------------------------------
  
     1 - access("ID1"=SYS_XQ_ATOMCNVCHK(TO_NUMBER(SYS_XQ_UPKXML2SQL(SYS_XQ
                EXVAL(SYS_XQEXTRACT(SYS_MAKEXML(0,"T"."SYS_NC00003$"),'/main/id'),1,50,3
                3792,8192),50,1,0)),2,37))
  
  Note
  -----
     - Unoptimized XML construct detected (enable XMLOptimizationCheck for more information)
  

  Check each on your real-world scenario to see that present better performance.
  (I would say those involving streaming of assessment)

  Published by: odie_63 on 5 nov. 2012 12:24

  Published by: odie_63 on 5 nov. 2012 12:38

• selection of values to query where clause

  Hi guys, it of maybe a silly question but do not know if I approach the solution in the correct engineering.
  
  At the top of my form, I framed that the user fills out the different values. These values are then used to refine the query results in the block below. I know that I can go in the datablock being interrogated and set the where the clause equal to the value of the text boxes above, but I don't feel it is the right place to do it.
  
  If I do like this when the above text box is empty, it returns no results when infact I want to ask all if the values are left white. So should I put it in motion pre? If so how should we do?
  
  Any help would be greatly appreciated.
  
  Thank you.

  In the trigger of the QUERY before block you, just put the value in the corresponding element

    :block.name := :ctrl.selection ;
  

  François

• How can I get a non-existent value based on where clause

  For example look at the table
  
  SQL > select * from emp_temp;
  
  EMP_NAME AGE
  ---------------------------------------- ----------
  Jay 24
  MUT 25
  Leo 26
  ARA 19
  
  
  
  Select the age of emp_temp years where in (24,25,26,19,30);
  
  
  The result I need is 30, since it is the age which is not available in the table.
  
  In other words I need a query that compares the where values would adopt with the records in the table and give the value not existing.

  (B-) B-) B-)

  select * from table(sys.ODCINumberList(24,25,26,19,30))
  minus
  select age from emp_temp
  

• Dynamic WHERE Clause with multiple ORs

  I need to build a dynamic SQL statement such as the clause WHERE looks / works as follows:

  WHERE x LIKE '%1% ' OR LIKE '%2% ' x OR x LIKE '%3%...

  I can do the above, no problem, but I wonder if there is a better way?

  Thank you

  Mark

  Hi, Mark,.

  You should not need dynamic SQL for that.

  For example, if you are still interested in substrings of characters suingle, and you get entry as a unique string called str (e.g. '123' it which means you want to find the rows where x contains '1', '2' or 3'), so you could say:

  ...

  WHERE (x REGEXP_LIKE

  , '[' || str || ']'

  )

  I hope that answers your question.
  If not, post a small example data (CREATE TABLE and INSERT statements), a few entries and also post the desired results of each input given the same data.
  Explain, using specific examples, how you get these results from these data.
  Always say what version of Oracle you are using (for example, 11.2.0.2.0).

  See the FAQ forum: https://forums.oracle.com/message/9362002#9362002

• Simple conditional SQL WHERE Clause with two Subselects

  Hi SQL Experts,
  I need some quick help with a query.
  It is a ' select ' for a data source object repository phyiscal table OBI.
  So, I can't put in PL/SQL or in stored procedures. I just need
  have two conditions / selects different according to the user's role (this information comes
  of the session).
  The above does not work:

  -ORA00905. 00000 - 'lack the key word'
  SELECT OFFICENO FROM orgunit
  WHERE
  
  BOX WHEN "SESSION_VARIABLE' LIKE '% globalmanager %' THEN
  ASSIGNEDOFFICES =
  (
  SELECT DISTINCT ASSIGNEDOFFICES
  FROM USERSTABLE INNER JOIN orgunit WE
  OrgUnit. KEY = USERSTABLE. OFFICE
  WHERE USERSTABLE. USERNAME ='VALUEOF (NQ_SESSION. THE USER)"
  )
  ON THE OTHER
  OFFICENO =
  (
  SELECT DISTINCT USERSTABLE OFFICENO
  INNER JOIN orgunit WE
  OrgUnit. KEY = USERSTABLE. OFFICE
  WHERE USERSTABLE. USERNAME ='VALUEOF (NQ_SESSION. THE USER)"
  )
  END;

  Can anyone help?

  Hello

  I can't tell what you want to do by looking at the code that do not do. Maybe:

  SELECT officeno

  For orgunit

  WHERE (session_variable LIKE '% globalmanager %'

  AND IN assignedofficies

  (

  SELECT assignedoffices

  UserTable U1

  JOIN orgunit o1 ON o1.officekey = u1.officekey

  WHERE u1.username = ' VALUEOF (NQ_SESSION. THE USER)"

  )

  )

  OR (NVL (session_variable

  , '?'

  ) NOT LIKE '% globalmanager % '.

  AND IN officeno

  (

  SELECT officeno

  Of u2 usertable

  JOIN orgunit o2 ON o2.officekey = u2.officekey

  WHERE u2.username = ' VALUEOF (NQ_SESSION. THE USER)"

  )

  )

  ;

  There might be a simpler and more efficient way in function your tables and your limit.

  The condition u2.username = ' VALUEOF (NQ_SESSION. The USER) "almost certainly not what you really want.

  .

  Whenever you have any questions, post a small example data (CREATE TABLE and only relevant columns, INSERT statements) for all of the tables involved and also publish outcomes from these data.
  Explain, using specific examples, how you get these results from these data.
  Always say what version of Oracle you are using (for example, 11.2.0.2.0).

  See the FAQ forum: https://forums.oracle.com/message/9362002#9362002

• How to call another page and pass the page parameter to another page?

  Hi friends,
  
  I've finished a page based on the payment date, he turns the payroll, summarized in the table region. Now, I have to address in detail (submit) button, when click on the details button I want to open the new page, this page based on a few VO. This vo I spend 2 parameters, we're Person_id, and the second is pay date until we are on the front page.
  How to achieve this where I can write code, I am new to the OPS. could you please explain in detail and process?
  Thank you and best regards.
  Jocelyne.

  RAMU

  The value of your hashmap returns null. Let intrepret your code below

  String newValue = params.get("pid").toString();
                             null.toString(); will always throw null pointer exception
  

  Robichaud, I suggest you to always put some SOPS for debugging purposes. It is useful to locate the problem.

  Kind regards
  GYAN

• using where clause with cast multiset

  Version
  Oracle 10g
  
  How to select values based on the values of the object.

  CREATE OR REPLACE TYPE init_queue AS OBJECT (
     seq_num_q                 NUMBER,
     source_system_name        VARCHAR2 (50 BYTE),
     milestone_id              NUMBER,
     milestone_date            DATE,
     downstream_order_number   VARCHAR2 (175 BYTE),
     leg_id                    VARCHAR2 (175 BYTE),
     statuspro_captured_date   DATE,
     pon                       VARCHAR2 (26 BYTE),
     milestone_source          VARCHAR2 (26 BYTE),
     session_id                NUMBER,
     reconfirmation_flag       CHAR (1 BYTE),
     vec_flag                  CHAR (1 BYTE)
  );
  /
  
  CREATE OR REPLACE TYPE tab_init_queue AS TABLE OF init_queue;
  /
  
  
  SET serveroutput on;
  
  DECLARE
     v_list       tab_init_queue := tab_init_queue ();
     v_arr_sort   tab_init_queue := tab_init_queue ();
  BEGIN
     SELECT init_queue (seq_num_q,
                        source_system_name,
                        milestone_id,
                        milestone_date,
                        downstream_order_number,
                        leg_id,
                        statuspro_captured_date,
                        pon,
                        milestone_source,
                        session_id,
                        reconfirmation_flag,
                        vec_flag
                       )
     BULK COLLECT INTO v_list
       FROM r_cust_status_init_queue;
  
     SELECT CAST (MULTISET (SELECT *
                              FROM TABLE (v_list)
                             WHERE v_list.milestone_id = 11  -- * How to select values based on milestone.*
                             ) AS tab_init_queue)
       INTO v_arr_sort
       FROM DUAL;
  
     DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line (v_arr_sort.COUNT);
  END;
  /

  Published by: new learning on August 23, 2010 19:35

  new learner wrote:
  Version
  Oracle 10g

  How to select values based on the values of the object.

  CREATE OR REPLACE TYPE init_queue AS OBJECT (
  seq_num_q                 NUMBER,
  source_system_name        VARCHAR2 (50 BYTE),
  milestone_id              NUMBER,
  milestone_date            DATE,
  downstream_order_number   VARCHAR2 (175 BYTE),
  leg_id                    VARCHAR2 (175 BYTE),
  statuspro_captured_date   DATE,
  pon                       VARCHAR2 (26 BYTE),
  milestone_source          VARCHAR2 (26 BYTE),
  session_id                NUMBER,
  reconfirmation_flag       CHAR (1 BYTE),
  vec_flag                  CHAR (1 BYTE)
  );
  /
  
  CREATE OR REPLACE TYPE tab_init_queue AS TABLE OF init_queue;
  /
  
  SET serveroutput on;
  
  DECLARE
  v_list       tab_init_queue := tab_init_queue ();
  v_arr_sort   tab_init_queue := tab_init_queue ();
  BEGIN
  SELECT init_queue (seq_num_q,
  source_system_name,
  milestone_id,
  milestone_date,
  downstream_order_number,
  leg_id,
  statuspro_captured_date,
  pon,
  milestone_source,
  session_id,
  reconfirmation_flag,
  vec_flag
  )
  BULK COLLECT INTO v_list
  FROM r_cust_status_init_queue;
  
  SELECT CAST (MULTISET (SELECT *
  FROM TABLE (v_list)
  WHERE v_list.milestone_id = 11  -- * How to select values based on milestone.*
  ) AS tab_init_queue)
  INTO v_arr_sort
  FROM DUAL;
  
  DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line (v_arr_sort.COUNT);
  END;
  /
  

  Published by: new learning on August 23, 2010 19:35

  Like this.

  DECLARE
     v_list       tab_init_queue := tab_init_queue ();
     v_arr_sort   tab_init_queue := tab_init_queue ();
  BEGIN
     v_list.extend;
     v_list(v_list.count) := init_queue(1, '1', 11, sysdate, '1', '1', sysdate, '1', '1', 1, '1', '1');
  
    8
     SELECT CAST (MULTISET (SELECT *
                              FROM TABLE (v_list)
                             WHERE milestone_id = 11  -- * How to select values based on milestone.*
                             ) AS tab_init_queue)
       INTO v_arr_sort
       FROM DUAL;
  
     DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line (v_arr_sort.COUNT);
  
  END;
  / 
  
  1
  
  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
  
  ME_XE?ME_XE?
  ME_XE?select * from v$version;
  
  BANNER
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  Oracle Database 10g Express Edition Release 10.2.0.1.0 - Product
  PL/SQL Release 10.2.0.1.0 - Production
  CORE     10.2.0.1.0     Production
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  NLSRTL Version 10.2.0.1.0 - Production
  
  5 rows selected.
  
  ME_XE?
  

  It would have been easier if you had done a simple example, if I didn't have to type the example folder (since your original referenced a code table that you did not provide DDL and INSERTS).

  Something to keep in mind for the future (make you it easier for us, the more likely we want to help).

• How to filter the result with a where clause clause?

  Hello
  
  I have a nice sql query. I would like to include a where clause with a joker clause.
  
  If the user selects for example a "AGENT_ID", then where clause would include the AGENT_ID, otherwise, every thing would appear.
  

  SELECT 
     "FICHE"."FICHE_ID" "FICHE_ID", 
     "FICHE"."AGENT_ID" "AGENT_ID", 
     "FICHE"."EQUIPE_ID" "EQUIPE_ID", 
     "FICHE"."DATE_ACTIVITE" "DATE_ACTIVITE", 
     "FICHE"."DATE_CREATION" "DATE_CREATION", 
     "FICHE"."TYPE_FICHE" "TYPE_FICHE", 
     "FICHE"."FICHE_CREE_PAR" "FICHE_CREE_PAR", 
     "FICHE"."TOTAL_HEURES" "TOTAL_HEURES", 
     "FICHE"."TOTAL_HEURES_EXCEPTIONNELLES" "TOTAL_HEURES_EXCEPTIONNELLES", 
     "FICHE"."DATE_MODIFICATION" "DATE_MODIFICATION"
  FROM 
     "FICHE"

  The WHERE clause:
  WHERE AGENT_ID = ' * ' if nothing is selected.
  
  WHERE AGENT_ID = "4290" If an agent ID is selected.
  
  Hope I'm clear that English is not my mother tongue.
  
  Thanks for you help.
  
  Christian

  Hello

  Try this

  WHERE "FICHE".AGENT_ID like NVL(:val, '%')
  

  see you soon

  VT