Query to group dates by days of week

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• SQL query to group data by Code and dates

  Hello
  
  I have the following table structure
  
  col1 col2 col3
  January 21, 2012 tested Code1
  January 20, 2012 tested Code1
  June 1, 2012 tested Code1
  June 1, 2012 tested Code2
  code 3 tested June 4, 2012
  
  so now
  
  The output should be something like
  
  code week1 week semaine2 3 semaine4 week5 until the last 14 weeks from the date that we run
  code 1 1 0 0 0 0
  Code2 1 0 0 0 0
  code 3 0 1 0 0 0
  
  where 1, 0 is in fact the charges and no sum and the week in this case perhaps should since we are in the second week, he should be
  
  code... .week3 may semaine4 peut week1 jun week2june
  
  
  Was looking for suggestions on how to achieve this.
  
  I guess that this would require some kind of a pivot query?
  
  Thank you
  Sun

  Hello

  Here's how you can make this pivot in Oracle 10.2. (In fact, it will work in Oracle 9.1 or higher.)

  WITH  got_week_num  AS
  (
       SELECT  error_code, date_logged
       ,     1 + FLOOR ( ( TO_DATE (:end_dt_txt, 'DD-Mon-YYYY') - date_logged)
                       / 7
                   )     AS week_num
       FROM    data_analysis
       WHERE     date_logged     >= TO_DATE (:start_dt_txt, 'DD-Mon-YYYY')
       AND     date_logged     <  TO_DATE (:end_dt_txt,   'DD-Mon-YYYY') + 1
  )
  ,     all_weeks     AS
  (
       SELECT     LEVEL               AS week_num
       ,     TO_CHAR ( 1 + TO_DATE (:end_dt_txt, 'DD-Mon-YYYY')
                     - (7 * LEVEL)
                 , 'fmDD-Mon-YYYY'
                 )          AS heading
       FROM    dual
       CONNECT BY     LEVEL <= 1 + FLOOR ( ( TO_DATE (:end_dt_txt,   'DD-Mon-YYYY')
                                           - TO_DATE (:start_dt_txt, 'DD-Mon-YYYY')
                                )
                              / 7
                              )
  )
  SELECT       NULL                                   AS error_code
  ,       MIN (CASE WHEN week_num =  1 THEN heading END)     AS week_1
  ,       MIN (CASE WHEN week_num =  2 THEN heading END)     AS week_2
  --       ...
  ,       MIN (CASE WHEN week_num =  5 THEN heading END)     AS week_5
  FROM       all_weeks
         --
       UNION ALL
              --
  SELECT       error_code
  ,       TO_CHAR (COUNT (CASE WHEN week_num =  1 THEN 1 END))     AS week_1
  ,       TO_CHAR (COUNT (CASE WHEN week_num =  2 THEN 1 END))     AS week_2
  --       ...
  ,       TO_CHAR (COUNT (CASE WHEN week_num =  5 THEN 1 END))     AS week_5
  FROM       got_week_num
  GROUP BY  error_code
               --
  ORDER BY  error_code     NULLS FIRST
  ;
  

  Output:

  ERROR_CODE WEEK_1      WEEK_2      WEEK_5
  ---------- ----------- ----------- -----------
             4-Jun-2012  28-May-2012 7-May-2012
  a          3           0           0
  b          0           2           1
  c          0           0           1
  

  Once more, the number of columns, such as aliases, is hard-coded in the query.
  If you want the number of columns, or their aliases depends on the data in the table, then you need dynamic SQL. See {message identifier: = 3527823}

  Did you ever what defined a "week" is in this query?
  The query above makes week_1 end to the given date (: end_dt_txt). The first week (in other words, an ioncluding: start_dt_txt) may have less than 7 days.
  If you want all the weeks to start Monday (in which case, the first and the last few weeks may have less than 7 days) see stew solution, using TRUNC (date_logged, 'IW').

• SQL Query to extract data between days and hours

  Hi friends,

  I need, it's for a report.

  Description of the requirement:

  Need of data in a table located in an OPEN State for more than 30 minutes

  Well, this requirement can be obtained from

  Select * from xyz where status = 'OPEN' and last_update_date < = sysdate---30 (30/1440) minutes and it is a parameter

  the query above will search all data that are in the OPEN State beginning to sysdate - (30/1440). So I want to change the query to restrict the data, by adding another parameter as DAY

  for example if I give 10 day, it should recover all the data only within 10 days and sysdate-30 minutes.

  We use the last_update_date column to restrict the day.

  If I do not give any date for entry must retrieve all records of sysdate-30 minutes.

  If I don't give minutes that he must retrieve all the records in the OPEN State.

  is the question clear enough? my English is bad.

  Please suggest me a query...

  Thank you and best regards,

  Arun Thomas T

  Hello

  Select * from xyz where status = 'OPEN' and

  last_update_date between nvl (sysdate -: days, last_update_date) and nvl2 (: days, last_update_date, nvl (sysdate -: minutes/1440, last_update_date));

  that should be:

  If the days parameter is entered then start - days of sysdate and end up last_update_date

  If days is not entered then boot from the begingin and put end to:

  1 sysdate -: minutes/1440 if minutes are entered

  2. up to the last_update_date if the minutes are not entered

• regional settings/date problems; first day of week / browser language

  Hello
  I tried to create an event calendar portlet PL/SQL. My problem is that he reacts to the language of the browser or something, he goes all weird seen with browsers in another language.
  
  How can I force my portlet to be ONLY the Finns and Finnish. I DON'T want to change (first day of the week Monday or Sunday) according to the browser the user is using. I tried to use the third parameter to_char (p_date, 'dd.mm.yyyy','NLS_DATE_LANGUAGE Finnish = "") in all places, but it has no effect. Local database is correct (I think, I'm not the admin), but it still happens. Chrome, Firefox, IE show different tricks in the language of the browser.
  
  I'll tell you it's not not the most elegant coding ever (if it was I would have taken this into account and dealt with it!), but is it possible to force just my dates and variabes date to be Finnish, period.
  
  Published by: wand on March 9, 2010 10:37

  I have it.

  For public meetings, portal will indeed explore the language of the browser. Waiting on the language of the browser, the portal can display languages. Only when the users connect and set a language will be explicitly, we maintain the language setting, unless the user switches browsers again.

  DAD portal settings will replace your system NLS_TERRITORY setting scale indeed. The dads.conf will be something as AMERICAN_AMERICA. UTF8. If you want to override this in your portlet, you have to find a broken way the decision of the NLS_TERRITORY in the session. This can be done with dbms_session.set_nls ('nls_territory', 'FINLAND');

  for example for my previous example:

  declare
  Date1 varchar2 (2000);
  date2 varchar2 (2000);
  Date3 varchar2 (2000);
  Start
  Select to_char (sysdate,'Dy DD-Mon-YYYY "") today in the double date1;
  Select to_char (sysdate + (1-to_char(sysdate,'D')),'Dy DD-Mon-YYYY "") in double date2.
  Select to_char (sysdate + (7-to_char(sysdate,'D')),'Dy DD-Mon-YYYY "") in the double date3;
  HTP.p ("United STATES territory value");
  HTP.hr;
  HTP.p ("today: ' |") Date1);
  HTP.br;
  HTP.p ("first day of week: ' |") date2);
  HTP.br;
  HTP.p ("last day of the week: ' |") Date3);
  HTP.br;

  HTP.p ("defined territory in FINLAND");
  HTP.hr;

  DBMS_SESSION.set_nls ('nls_territory', 'FINLAND');
  Select to_char (sysdate,'Dy DD-Mon-YYYY "") today in the double date1;
  Select to_char (sysdate + (1-to_char(sysdate,'D')),'Dy DD-Mon-YYYY "") in double date2.
  Select to_char (sysdate + (7-to_char(sysdate,'D')),'Dy DD-Mon-YYYY "") in the double date3;
  HTP.hr;
  HTP.p ("today: ' |") Date1);
  HTP.br;
  HTP.p ("first day of week: ' |") date2);
  HTP.br;
  HTP.p ("last day of the week: ' |") Date3);
  end;

  Thank you
  EJ

• How to get the date - 7 days (week)

  Hi all
  
  I am beginner in Java and JSP
  
  I'm JSP search form (VO) where I need to set a default value for the start_date - 7 days
  
  OK I get this display today date but how to get that displays a date-7 days?
  
  
  < %
  DateFormat df = new SimpleDateFormat ("JJ. MM.yyyy");
  Date date = new Date();
  String default = 'StartDate =' + df.format (new Date());
  % >
  
  ID
  Thank you

  Simple approach if you're not worried about leap years: -.

  Date todayMinus7 = new Date(System.currentTimeMillis() - 7 * 24 * 60 * 60 * 1000);
  

  Alternatively take a look at the GregorianCalendar class and the add() method.

• Oracle query to generate date and calculate fees

  Hi, please help me to create a query to get the end result of both tables as below

   CREATE TABLE detention_charge_slot
     (slot_no NUMBER(5),
    from_days NUMBER(10),
    to_days NUMBER(10),
    charge_amount NUMBER(10,2));
  
   INSERT INTO detention_charge_slot  VALUES (1,1,4,0);
   INSERT INTO detention_charge_slot  VALUES (2,5,9,10);
   INSERT INTO detention_charge_slot  VALUES (3,10,14,20);
   INSERT INTO detention_charge_slot  VALUES (4,15,999,25);
  
     CREATE TABLE detention_invoice
     (invoice_no NUMBER(10),
    invoice_dt DATE,
    delivery_dt DATE);
  
     INSERT INTO detention_invoice VALUES(1,'10-JAN-2015','25-JAN-2015');
  

  Where expected result 1 = Invoice_no:

  Start_date	End_date	Days	Charge_Amount
  JANUARY 10, 2015	JANUARY 13, 2015	4	0
  JANUARY 14, 2015	18 JANUARY 2015	5	10
  19 JANUARY 2015	JANUARY 23, 2015	5	20
  JANUARY 24, 2015	25 JANUARY 2015	2	25

  If you expect more than one line in DETENTION_INVOICE, use the following query

  WITH DATES

  AS

  (SELECT DI. INVOICE_DT + FROM_DAYS - 1 START_DATE,

  LEAST (DI. INVOICE_DT + TO_DAYS - 1, DELIVERY_DT) END_DATE.

  CHARGE_AMOUNT

  OF DCS, DETENTION_INVOICE DI DETENTION_CHARGE_SLOT

  where di.invoice_no = 1)

  SELECT start_date, end_date - + 1 days START_DATE, end_date, charge_amount

  OF DATES

• query to display data in table with several detail table

  Hi all

  I have a few cases with a table header that have more than 3 table of detail, and I have to generate the query to show all the data horizontally.

  tblHdr have column A (PK)

  tblDtl1 have column A (FK), B (PK)

  tblDtl2 have column A (FK), C (PK)

  tblDtl3 have column A (FK), D (PK)

  and I need a query to display data like this:

  A	B1	C3	D1
  A	B2	C4	D2
  A		C5	D3
  A		C6

  all the Details of the table should display data based on the relationship of tblHdr (A).

  tblDtl1 have only 2 rows of data for the FK A

  tblDtl2 just for FK 4 lines of data

  tblDtl3 only 3 lines of data for the FK A

  Another example:

  A	B1	C1	D1
  A	B2	C2
  A	B3

  tblDtl1 only 3 lines of data for the FK A

  tblDtl2 have only 2 rows of data for the FK A

  tblDtl3 have only 1 rows of data for the FK A

  Please shed some light. for the record, I'll use this query in ADF, so I'll put using PLSQL in second priority.  I prefer to do it in the SQL query.

  Thank you

  Here are 3 ways. First test of data:

  drop table ta purge;
  create table ta as
  SELECT 'A' AS A FROM dual
  union all
  select 'B' from dual;
  
  drop table tb purge;
  create table tb as
  SELECT 'A' AS A, 'B1' AS B FROM dual
  UNION ALL
  SELECT 'A', 'B2' FROM dual ;
  
  drop table tc purge;
  create table tc as
  SELECT 'A' AS A, 'C1' AS C FROM dual
  UNION ALL
  SELECT 'A', 'C2' FROM dual
  UNION ALL
  SELECT 'A', 'C3' FROM dual
  UNION ALL
  SELECT 'A', 'C4' FROM dual ;
  
  drop table td purge;
  create table td as
  SELECT 'A' AS A, 'D1' AS D FROM dual
  UNION ALL
  SELECT 'A', 'D2' FROM dual
  UNION ALL
  SELECT 'A', 'D3' FROM dual;
  

  Now 3 solutions: full join, group by and pivot:

  with b as (
    select a, b,
    row_number() over(partition by a order by b) rn
    from tb
  )
  , c as (
    select a, c,
    row_number() over(partition by a order by c) rn
    from tc
  )
  , d as (
    select a, d,
    row_number() over(partition by a order by d) rn
    from td
  )
  select a, b, c, d
  from ta left join b using(a)
  full join c using(a, rn)
  full join d using(a, rn)
  order by a, rn;
  
  select a, max(b) b, max(c) c, max(d) d
  from (
    select a, null b, null c, null d, 1 rn
    from ta
    union all
    select a, b, null, null,
    row_number() over(partition by a order by b) rn
    from tb
    union all
    select a, null, c, null,
    row_number() over(partition by a order by c) rn
    from tc
    union all
    select a, null, null, d,
    row_number() over(partition by a order by d) rn
    from td
  )
  group by a, rn
  order by a, rn;
  
  select A,B,C,D from (
    select 'A' tab, a, null val, 1 rn from ta
    union all
    select 'B' tab, a, b,
    row_number() over(partition by a order by b) rn
    from tb
    union all
    select 'C' tab, a, c,
    row_number() over(partition by a order by c) rn
    from tc
    union all
    select 'D' tab, a, d,
    row_number() over(partition by a order by d) rn
    from td
  )
  pivot(max(val) for tab in('B' B, 'C' C, 'D' D))
  order by a, rn;
  

  A	B	C	D
  A	B1	C1	D1
  A	B2	C2	D2
  A		C3	D3
  A		C4
  B

  Personally, I would prefer to view the data by using a 'join the union', in order to avoid the impression that the different detail records are related somehow.

  select ta.a, b, c, d
  from tb full join tc on 1=0
  full join td on 1=0
  right join ta on ta.a in (tb.a, tc.a, td.a);
  

  A	B	C	D
  A	B1
  A	B2
  A		C1
  A		C2
  A		C3
  A		C4
  A			D1
  A			D2
  A			D3
  B

• Logs archiving group Dates?

  Hi all
  
  10.2.0.4
  
  SLES 11
  
  It's our archivelog folder groups:

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  total 32
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  drwxr-x--- 2 oracle oinstall 4096 2013-04-29 12:35 2013_04_29
  drwxr-x--- 2 oracle oinstall 4096 2013-04-28 23:42 2013_04_28
  drwxr-x--- 2 oracle oinstall 4096 2013-04-24 12:20 2013_04_24
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  drwxr-x--- 2 oracle oinstall 4096 2013-04-21 02:01 2013_04_21
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  There the so-called complete record by dates every day?
  So I'm missing the archivelogs of 27, 26, 25, etc.?
  
  
  Thank you very much
  
  zxy

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  Mr. Mahir Quluzade

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• Data per day, per month, per year

  Hello, there is a field in my table that includes dates.
  
  I counted my recordings of data per day using the aggregator operator and
  
  This simple select DATE, COUNT (*) FROM TABLE GROUP BY DATE
  
  Can you tell me how I count my files per month or per year? Thank you.

  Hello

  You can use functions to retrieve information from the date and use it, for example;

  Select to_char (hiredate, 'YYYY') there, sum (sal) from emp group by to_char (hiredate, 'YYYY');

  So in OWB if you have an expression before the aggregation operator, you can define the expressions and use them in the aggregation.
  See you soon
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• Need help with query outputing group names

  I'm trying to find a way for groups of output headers, then all the records in each group etc header. It would be easy, except there is a key with what I want to do.

  Normally, if I have this data set (that I've ' borrowed' a site that showed the closest to what I was looking for):

  Example table:

  TABLE [number]

  (Name, NUMBER)

  Dave Bower 843-444-4444

  Dave Bower 843-555-5555

  Matthew Small 843-111-1111

  Matthew Small _843-222-2222

  Matthew Small 843-333-3333

  I could use the following code:

  < cfoutput query = "somequery" group = "name" >

  #name # < br >

  < cfoutput >

  #phonenumber # < br >

  < / cfoutput >

  < hr >

  < / cfoutput >

  And get this:

  Dave Bower

  843-444-4444.

  843-555-5555.

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

  Matthew Small

  843-111-1111.

  843-222-2222.

  843-333-3333.

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

  BUT my actual tables are not set up like that. Rather than recording of every name of every record, I would have an ID that is the foreign key to another table.

  Current table set up is as follows:

  TABLE [people]

  (ID, NAME)

  1 Dave Bower

  2 small Matthew

  TABLE [Phones]

  (PEOPLE_ID NUMBER)

  1 843-444-4444

  1 843-555-5555

  2 843-111-1111

  2 843-222-2222

  2 843-333-3333

  If this output actually would this give me with my current setup and request above code:

  1

  843-444-4444.

  843-555-5555.

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

  2

  843-111-1111.

  843-222-2222.

  843-333-3333.

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

  How can I keep my current setup but create a query that produces the same result from the top? (The table names of people like the group headers, but data from the phones table under that output)

  You must gather the two tables, and then group the output.

  Something along the lines of the (may vary slightly depending on your DB and the exact table structure)

  SELECT ppl.name, ph.number

  PEOPLE ppl

  INNER JOIN phones ph ON ppl.id = ph.people_id

  ORDER BY ppl.name

  See you soon

  Kai

• query for results last 8 days

  anyone with a query for results last 8 days
  TIMESTAMPADD (SQL_TSI_DAY,-8, CURRENT_DATE), this results in just 1 day results only if I run this query is it display 8th day back results only.
  
  I want all 8 results back days.
  what someone request for it...
  
  Published by: user12255470 on April 28, 2010 07:19

  This works very well for me:

  SELECT "D0 time." "" Saw_0 T00 calendar Date ","recipes of F1. " "" Recipes 1-01 (all in all) ' saw_1 'Sample Sales' WHERE 'Time D0. "' T00 calendar Date" BETWEEN TIMESTAMPADD(SQL_TSI_DAY,-8, CURRENT_DATE) AND TIMESTAMPADD (SQL_TSI_DAY-1, CURRENT_DATE) ORDER BY saw_0

  concerning

  John
  http://www.obiee101.blogspot.com/

• Max and sum in a query using Group by and dense_rank

  Hi all
  
  I am running Oracle 10 G on Windows 2003.
  
  I have two tables, RT_DY_ZONE1EDYCONS and MV_ZONE_HOURLY. I need a query that will give me the SUM of MR_OL01_VT of RT_DY_ZONE1EDYCONS for each month and the maximum value of MR_OL01_FI_0S and MR_OL02_FI_0S and the time of the maximum value for each group for the month of MV_ZONE_HOURLY. I can't combine the two querys I came up with these forums in a single search.
  
  I need the following result, any help would be appreciated.

  datetime, SUM of MR_OL01_VT , max value MR_OL01_FI_0S ,max_time MR_OL01_FI_0S , max value MR_OL02_FI_0S ,max_time MR_OL02_FI_0S
  January 2010,8.373765,4.96935,2010-01-15:01,5.96835,2010-01-15:17

  I used the following query to obtain the SUM of the MR_OL01_VT

  SELECT 
      TRUNC(VOL.TIMESTAMP, 'MM') datetime, 
      SUM(VOL.MR_OL01_VT) 
  FROM 
      RT_DY_ZONE1EDYCONS VOL 
  GROUP BY 
      TRUNC(VOL.TIMESTAMP, 'MM')
  ORDER BY
      TRUNC(VOL.TIMESTAMP, 'MM')

  and this query for the maximum value/time MR_OL01_FI_0S and MR_OL02_FI_0S

  select TAG_NAME,
         max(tag_avg) keep (dense_rank last order by tag_avg) over (partition by tag_name) Max_Value,
         max(datetime) keep (dense_rank last order by tag_avg) over (partition by tag_name) AS MAX_DATE
  from mv_zone_hourly
  WHERE tag_name LIKE 'MR_OL0%_FI_0S'

  first table

  CREATE TABLE RT_DY_ZONE1EDYCONS 
     (     TIMESTAMP DATE NOT NULL ENABLE, 
       HB_OL00_VT NUMBER(12,6), 
       OR_RES0_VT NUMBER(12,6), 
       OP_OL01_VT NUMBER(12,6), 
       FP_OL01_VT NUMBER(12,6), 
       BD_OL01_VT NUMBER(12,6), 
       MR_OL01_VT NUMBER(12,6), 
       Z1E_VT NUMBER(12,6)
  )

  with the sample data

  Insert into RT_DY_ZONE1EDYCONS (TIMESTAMP,HB_OL00_VT,OR_RES0_VT,OP_OL01_VT,FP_OL01_VT,BD_OL01_VT,MR_OL01_VT,Z1E_VT) values (to_date('2010-01-15:00','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),4.443056,1.088,1.224927,0.663266,0,0.387499,1.079364);
  Insert into RT_DY_ZONE1EDYCONS (TIMESTAMP,HB_OL00_VT,OR_RES0_VT,OP_OL01_VT,FP_OL01_VT,BD_OL01_VT,MR_OL01_VT,Z1E_VT) values (to_date('2010-01-15:01','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),4.352083,null,0.692914,0.044029,0,0.373536,null);
  Insert into RT_DY_ZONE1EDYCONS (TIMESTAMP,HB_OL00_VT,OR_RES0_VT,OP_OL01_VT,FP_OL01_VT,BD_OL01_VT,MR_OL01_VT,Z1E_VT) values (to_date('2010-01-15:02','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),null,null,null,null,0,null,null);
  Insert into RT_DY_ZONE1EDYCONS (TIMESTAMP,HB_OL00_VT,OR_RES0_VT,OP_OL01_VT,FP_OL01_VT,BD_OL01_VT,MR_OL01_VT,Z1E_VT) values (to_date('2010-01-15:03','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),4.300694,null,0.662924,0,0,0.380275,null);
  Insert into RT_DY_ZONE1EDYCONS (TIMESTAMP,HB_OL00_VT,OR_RES0_VT,OP_OL01_VT,FP_OL01_VT,BD_OL01_VT,MR_OL01_VT,Z1E_VT) values (to_date('2010-01-15:04','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),null,null,null,null,0,null,null);
  Insert into RT_DY_ZONE1EDYCONS (TIMESTAMP,HB_OL00_VT,OR_RES0_VT,OP_OL01_VT,FP_OL01_VT,BD_OL01_VT,MR_OL01_VT,Z1E_VT) values (to_date('2010-01-15:05','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),0.025694,null,0.650406,0,0,0.342299,null);
  Insert into RT_DY_ZONE1EDYCONS (TIMESTAMP,HB_OL00_VT,OR_RES0_VT,OP_OL01_VT,FP_OL01_VT,BD_OL01_VT,MR_OL01_VT,Z1E_VT) values (to_date('2010-01-15:06','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),null,null,null,null,0,null,null);
  Insert into RT_DY_ZONE1EDYCONS (TIMESTAMP,HB_OL00_VT,OR_RES0_VT,OP_OL01_VT,FP_OL01_VT,BD_OL01_VT,MR_OL01_VT,Z1E_VT) values (to_date('2010-01-15:07','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),0.122917,-2.992,0.673062,0,0,0.423474,2.018381);
  Insert into RT_DY_ZONE1EDYCONS (TIMESTAMP,HB_OL00_VT,OR_RES0_VT,OP_OL01_VT,FP_OL01_VT,BD_OL01_VT,MR_OL01_VT,Z1E_VT) values (to_date('2010-01-15:08','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),0.106944,null,1.27403,0.768119,0,0.449303,null);
  Insert into RT_DY_ZONE1EDYCONS (TIMESTAMP,HB_OL00_VT,OR_RES0_VT,OP_OL01_VT,FP_OL01_VT,BD_OL01_VT,MR_OL01_VT,Z1E_VT) values (to_date('2010-01-15:09','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),null,null,null,null,0,null,null);
  Insert into RT_DY_ZONE1EDYCONS (TIMESTAMP,HB_OL00_VT,OR_RES0_VT,OP_OL01_VT,FP_OL01_VT,BD_OL01_VT,MR_OL01_VT,Z1E_VT) values (to_date('2010-01-15:10','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),0.122917,-2.448,0.637977,0,0,0.418056,1.514884);
  Insert into RT_DY_ZONE1EDYCONS (TIMESTAMP,HB_OL00_VT,OR_RES0_VT,OP_OL01_VT,FP_OL01_VT,BD_OL01_VT,MR_OL01_VT,Z1E_VT) values (to_date('2010-01-15:11','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),0.183333,-2.992,0.649855,0,0,0.401947,2.123531);
  Insert into RT_DY_ZONE1EDYCONS (TIMESTAMP,HB_OL00_VT,OR_RES0_VT,OP_OL01_VT,FP_OL01_VT,BD_OL01_VT,MR_OL01_VT,Z1E_VT) values (to_date('2010-01-15:12','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),1.157639,-2.992,1.039931,0.463684,0,0.43389,2.212134);
  Insert into RT_DY_ZONE1EDYCONS (TIMESTAMP,HB_OL00_VT,OR_RES0_VT,OP_OL01_VT,FP_OL01_VT,BD_OL01_VT,MR_OL01_VT,Z1E_VT) values (to_date('2010-01-15:13','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),4.536111,1.36,0.972226,0.381604,0,0.461941,1.36034);
  Insert into RT_DY_ZONE1EDYCONS (TIMESTAMP,HB_OL00_VT,OR_RES0_VT,OP_OL01_VT,FP_OL01_VT,BD_OL01_VT,MR_OL01_VT,Z1E_VT) values (to_date('2010-01-15:14','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),4.496528,2.176,0.647979,0,0,0.45611,1.216439);
  Insert into RT_DY_ZONE1EDYCONS (TIMESTAMP,HB_OL00_VT,OR_RES0_VT,OP_OL01_VT,FP_OL01_VT,BD_OL01_VT,MR_OL01_VT,Z1E_VT) values (to_date('2010-01-15:15','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),4.409028,2.72,0.665355,0,0,0.440141,0.583532);
  Insert into RT_DY_ZONE1EDYCONS (TIMESTAMP,HB_OL00_VT,OR_RES0_VT,OP_OL01_VT,FP_OL01_VT,BD_OL01_VT,MR_OL01_VT,Z1E_VT) values (to_date('2010-01-15:16','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),4.380556,1.36,0.886389,0.256387,0,0.429446,1.448334);
  Insert into RT_DY_ZONE1EDYCONS (TIMESTAMP,HB_OL00_VT,OR_RES0_VT,OP_OL01_VT,FP_OL01_VT,BD_OL01_VT,MR_OL01_VT,Z1E_VT) values (to_date('2010-01-15:17','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),4.433333,0.272,1.21716,0.656324,0,0.434169,1.85368);
  Insert into RT_DY_ZONE1EDYCONS (TIMESTAMP,HB_OL00_VT,OR_RES0_VT,OP_OL01_VT,FP_OL01_VT,BD_OL01_VT,MR_OL01_VT,Z1E_VT) values (to_date('2010-01-15:18','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),4.409722,2.176,0.653266,0,0,0.436253,1.144203);
  Insert into RT_DY_ZONE1EDYCONS (TIMESTAMP,HB_OL00_VT,OR_RES0_VT,OP_OL01_VT,FP_OL01_VT,BD_OL01_VT,MR_OL01_VT,Z1E_VT) values (to_date('2010-01-15:19','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),4.44375,2.448,0.67917,0,0,0.436947,0.879633);
  Insert into RT_DY_ZONE1EDYCONS (TIMESTAMP,HB_OL00_VT,OR_RES0_VT,OP_OL01_VT,FP_OL01_VT,BD_OL01_VT,MR_OL01_VT,Z1E_VT) values (to_date('2010-01-15:20','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),4.420833,0,1.273057,0.733813,0,0.428474,1.985489);
  Insert into RT_DY_ZONE1EDYCONS (TIMESTAMP,HB_OL00_VT,OR_RES0_VT,OP_OL01_VT,FP_OL01_VT,BD_OL01_VT,MR_OL01_VT,Z1E_VT) values (to_date('2010-01-15:21','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),4.390278,2.176,0.895212,0.280419,0,0.418195,0.620452);
  Insert into RT_DY_ZONE1EDYCONS (TIMESTAMP,HB_OL00_VT,OR_RES0_VT,OP_OL01_VT,FP_OL01_VT,BD_OL01_VT,MR_OL01_VT,Z1E_VT) values (to_date('2010-01-15:22','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),4.336806,1.904,0.670843,0,0,0.412711,1.349252);
  Insert into RT_DY_ZONE1EDYCONS (TIMESTAMP,HB_OL00_VT,OR_RES0_VT,OP_OL01_VT,FP_OL01_VT,BD_OL01_VT,MR_OL01_VT,Z1E_VT) values (to_date('2010-01-15:23','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),4.305556,2.448,0.689441,0,0,0.409099,0.759016);

  and the second table

  CREATE TABLE MV_ZONE_HOURLY
  ( TAG_NAME VARCHAR2(30),
    TAG_DESCRIP VARCHAR(100),
    DATETIME DATE,
    TAG_AVG NUMBER(12,6)
  )

  with the sample data

  Insert into MV_ZONE_HOURLY (TAG_NAME,TAG_DESCRIP,DATETIME,TAG_AVG) values ('MR_OL01_FI_0S','Montreal Rd Disch Flow 1',to_date('2010-01-15:00','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),4.166712);
  Insert into MV_ZONE_HOURLY (TAG_NAME,TAG_DESCRIP,DATETIME,TAG_AVG) values ('MR_OL01_FI_0S','Montreal Rd Disch Flow 1',to_date('2010-01-15:01','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),4.96935);
  Insert into MV_ZONE_HOURLY (TAG_NAME,TAG_DESCRIP,DATETIME,TAG_AVG) values ('MR_OL01_FI_0S','Montreal Rd Disch Flow 1',to_date('2010-01-15:02','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),4.367);
  Insert into MV_ZONE_HOURLY (TAG_NAME,TAG_DESCRIP,DATETIME,TAG_AVG) values ('MR_OL01_FI_0S','Montreal Rd Disch Flow 1',to_date('2010-01-15:03','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),4.67788);
  Insert into MV_ZONE_HOURLY (TAG_NAME,TAG_DESCRIP,DATETIME,TAG_AVG) values ('MR_OL01_FI_0S','Montreal Rd Disch Flow 1',to_date('2010-01-15:04','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),4.06335);
  Insert into MV_ZONE_HOURLY (TAG_NAME,TAG_DESCRIP,DATETIME,TAG_AVG) values ('MR_OL01_FI_0S','Montreal Rd Disch Flow 1',to_date('2010-01-15:05','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),3.23456);
  Insert into MV_ZONE_HOURLY (TAG_NAME,TAG_DESCRIP,DATETIME,TAG_AVG) values ('MR_OL01_FI_0S','Montreal Rd Disch Flow 1',to_date('2010-01-15:06','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),4.2333555);
  Insert into MV_ZONE_HOURLY (TAG_NAME,TAG_DESCRIP,DATETIME,TAG_AVG) values ('MR_OL01_FI_0S','Montreal Rd Disch Flow 1',to_date('2010-01-15:07','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),4.5890);
  Insert into MV_ZONE_HOURLY (TAG_NAME,TAG_DESCRIP,DATETIME,TAG_AVG) values ('MR_OL01_FI_0S','Montreal Rd Disch Flow 1',to_date('2010-01-15:08','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),4.166712);
  Insert into MV_ZONE_HOURLY (TAG_NAME,TAG_DESCRIP,DATETIME,TAG_AVG) values ('MR_OL01_FI_0S','Montreal Rd Disch Flow 1',to_date('2010-01-15:09','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),4.96735);
  Insert into MV_ZONE_HOURLY (TAG_NAME,TAG_DESCRIP,DATETIME,TAG_AVG) values ('MR_OL01_FI_0S','Montreal Rd Disch Flow 1',to_date('2010-01-15:10','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),4.8456);
  Insert into MV_ZONE_HOURLY (TAG_NAME,TAG_DESCRIP,DATETIME,TAG_AVG) values ('MR_OL01_FI_0S','Montreal Rd Disch Flow 1',to_date('2010-01-15:11','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),4.2468);
  Insert into MV_ZONE_HOURLY (TAG_NAME,TAG_DESCRIP,DATETIME,TAG_AVG) values ('MR_OL01_FI_0S','Montreal Rd Disch Flow 1',to_date('2010-01-15:12','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),4.06335);
  Insert into MV_ZONE_HOURLY (TAG_NAME,TAG_DESCRIP,DATETIME,TAG_AVG) values ('MR_OL01_FI_0S','Montreal Rd Disch Flow 1',to_date('2010-01-15:13','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),3.9746);
  Insert into MV_ZONE_HOURLY (TAG_NAME,TAG_DESCRIP,DATETIME,TAG_AVG) values ('MR_OL01_FI_0S','Montreal Rd Disch Flow 1',to_date('2010-01-15:14','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),4.2333555);
  Insert into MV_ZONE_HOURLY (TAG_NAME,TAG_DESCRIP,DATETIME,TAG_AVG) values ('MR_OL01_FI_0S','Montreal Rd Disch Flow 1',to_date('2010-01-15:15','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),4.47);
  Insert into MV_ZONE_HOURLY (TAG_NAME,TAG_DESCRIP,DATETIME,TAG_AVG) values ('MR_OL01_FI_0S','Montreal Rd Disch Flow 1',to_date('2010-01-15:16','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),4.166712);
  Insert into MV_ZONE_HOURLY (TAG_NAME,TAG_DESCRIP,DATETIME,TAG_AVG) values ('MR_OL01_FI_0S','Montreal Rd Disch Flow 1',to_date('2010-01-15:17','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),4.96835);
  Insert into MV_ZONE_HOURLY (TAG_NAME,TAG_DESCRIP,DATETIME,TAG_AVG) values ('MR_OL01_FI_0S','Montreal Rd Disch Flow 1',to_date('2010-01-15:18','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),4.6890);
  Insert into MV_ZONE_HOURLY (TAG_NAME,TAG_DESCRIP,DATETIME,TAG_AVG) values ('MR_OL01_FI_0S','Montreal Rd Disch Flow 1',to_date('2010-01-15:19','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),4.42345);
  Insert into MV_ZONE_HOURLY (TAG_NAME,TAG_DESCRIP,DATETIME,TAG_AVG) values ('MR_OL01_FI_0S','Montreal Rd Disch Flow 1',to_date('2010-01-15:20','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),4.06335);
  Insert into MV_ZONE_HOURLY (TAG_NAME,TAG_DESCRIP,DATETIME,TAG_AVG) values ('MR_OL01_FI_0S','Montreal Rd Disch Flow 1',to_date('2010-01-15:21','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),3.4579);
  Insert into MV_ZONE_HOURLY (TAG_NAME,TAG_DESCRIP,DATETIME,TAG_AVG) values ('MR_OL01_FI_0S','Montreal Rd Disch Flow 1',to_date('2010-01-15:22','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),4.2333555);
  Insert into MV_ZONE_HOURLY (TAG_NAME,TAG_DESCRIP,DATETIME,TAG_AVG) values ('MR_OL01_FI_0S','Montreal Rd Disch Flow 1',to_date('2010-01-15:23','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),4.45789);
  Insert into MV_ZONE_HOURLY (TAG_NAME,TAG_DESCRIP,DATETIME,TAG_AVG) values ('MR_OL02_FI_0S','Montreal Rd Disch Flow 2',to_date('2010-01-15:00','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),5.166712);
  Insert into MV_ZONE_HOURLY (TAG_NAME,TAG_DESCRIP,DATETIME,TAG_AVG) values ('MR_OL02_FI_0S','Montreal Rd Disch Flow 2',to_date('2010-01-15:01','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),5.97835);
  Insert into MV_ZONE_HOURLY (TAG_NAME,TAG_DESCRIP,DATETIME,TAG_AVG) values ('MR_OL02_FI_0S','Montreal Rd Disch Flow 2',to_date('2010-01-15:02','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),5.367);
  Insert into MV_ZONE_HOURLY (TAG_NAME,TAG_DESCRIP,DATETIME,TAG_AVG) values ('MR_OL02_FI_0S','Montreal Rd Disch Flow 2',to_date('2010-01-15:03','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),5.67788);
  Insert into MV_ZONE_HOURLY (TAG_NAME,TAG_DESCRIP,DATETIME,TAG_AVG) values ('MR_OL02_FI_0S','Montreal Rd Disch Flow 2',to_date('2010-01-15:04','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),5.06335);
  Insert into MV_ZONE_HOURLY (TAG_NAME,TAG_DESCRIP,DATETIME,TAG_AVG) values ('MR_OL02_FI_0S','Montreal Rd Disch Flow 2',to_date('2010-01-15:05','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),4.23456);
  Insert into MV_ZONE_HOURLY (TAG_NAME,TAG_DESCRIP,DATETIME,TAG_AVG) values ('MR_OL02_FI_0S','Montreal Rd Disch Flow 2',to_date('2010-01-15:06','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),5.2333555);
  Insert into MV_ZONE_HOURLY (TAG_NAME,TAG_DESCRIP,DATETIME,TAG_AVG) values ('MR_OL02_FI_0S','Montreal Rd Disch Flow 2',to_date('2010-01-15:07','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),5.5890);
  Insert into MV_ZONE_HOURLY (TAG_NAME,TAG_DESCRIP,DATETIME,TAG_AVG) values ('MR_OL02_FI_0S','Montreal Rd Disch Flow 2',to_date('2010-01-15:08','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),5.166712);
  Insert into MV_ZONE_HOURLY (TAG_NAME,TAG_DESCRIP,DATETIME,TAG_AVG) values ('MR_OL02_FI_0S','Montreal Rd Disch Flow 2',to_date('2010-01-15:09','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),5.95635);
  Insert into MV_ZONE_HOURLY (TAG_NAME,TAG_DESCRIP,DATETIME,TAG_AVG) values ('MR_OL02_FI_0S','Montreal Rd Disch Flow 2',to_date('2010-01-15:10','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),5.8456);
  Insert into MV_ZONE_HOURLY (TAG_NAME,TAG_DESCRIP,DATETIME,TAG_AVG) values ('MR_OL02_FI_0S','Montreal Rd Disch Flow 2',to_date('2010-01-15:11','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),5.2468);
  Insert into MV_ZONE_HOURLY (TAG_NAME,TAG_DESCRIP,DATETIME,TAG_AVG) values ('MR_OL02_FI_0S','Montreal Rd Disch Flow 2',to_date('2010-01-15:12','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),5.06335);
  Insert into MV_ZONE_HOURLY (TAG_NAME,TAG_DESCRIP,DATETIME,TAG_AVG) values ('MR_OL02_FI_0S','Montreal Rd Disch Flow 2',to_date('2010-01-15:13','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),4.9746);
  Insert into MV_ZONE_HOURLY (TAG_NAME,TAG_DESCRIP,DATETIME,TAG_AVG) values ('MR_OL02_FI_0S','Montreal Rd Disch Flow 2',to_date('2010-01-15:14','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),5.2333555);
  Insert into MV_ZONE_HOURLY (TAG_NAME,TAG_DESCRIP,DATETIME,TAG_AVG) values ('MR_OL02_FI_0S','Montreal Rd Disch Flow 2',to_date('2010-01-15:15','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),5.47);
  Insert into MV_ZONE_HOURLY (TAG_NAME,TAG_DESCRIP,DATETIME,TAG_AVG) values ('MR_OL02_FI_0S','Montreal Rd Disch Flow 2',to_date('2010-01-15:16','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),5.166712);
  Insert into MV_ZONE_HOURLY (TAG_NAME,TAG_DESCRIP,DATETIME,TAG_AVG) values ('MR_OL02_FI_0S','Montreal Rd Disch Flow 2',to_date('2010-01-15:17','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),5.96835);
  Insert into MV_ZONE_HOURLY (TAG_NAME,TAG_DESCRIP,DATETIME,TAG_AVG) values ('MR_OL02_FI_0S','Montreal Rd Disch Flow 2',to_date('2010-01-15:18','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),5.6890);
  Insert into MV_ZONE_HOURLY (TAG_NAME,TAG_DESCRIP,DATETIME,TAG_AVG) values ('MR_OL02_FI_0S','Montreal Rd Disch Flow 2',to_date('2010-01-15:19','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),5.42345);
  Insert into MV_ZONE_HOURLY (TAG_NAME,TAG_DESCRIP,DATETIME,TAG_AVG) values ('MR_OL02_FI_0S','Montreal Rd Disch Flow 2',to_date('2010-01-15:20','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),5.06335);
  Insert into MV_ZONE_HOURLY (TAG_NAME,TAG_DESCRIP,DATETIME,TAG_AVG) values ('MR_OL02_FI_0S','Montreal Rd Disch Flow 2',to_date('2010-01-15:21','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),4.4579);
  Insert into MV_ZONE_HOURLY (TAG_NAME,TAG_DESCRIP,DATETIME,TAG_AVG) values ('MR_OL02_FI_0S','Montreal Rd Disch Flow 2',to_date('2010-01-15:22','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),5.2333555);
  Insert into MV_ZONE_HOURLY (TAG_NAME,TAG_DESCRIP,DATETIME,TAG_AVG) values ('MR_OL02_FI_0S','Montreal Rd Disch Flow 2',to_date('2010-01-15:23','YYYY-MM-DD:HH24'),5.45789);

  Hello

  Thanks for posting the CREATE TABLE and INSERT statements; This is really useful!

  Your volumninous sample data are all for a month. Since your first query is grouped by month, I suppose that this is not always the case.
  In this case, you can make GROUP BY queries on two tables separately, in two subqueries, then join the results.
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  WITH     edycons_summary       AS
  (
       SELECT       TRUNC (tmstmp, 'MM')     AS mnth
       ,       SUM (mr_ol01_vt)     AS sum_mr_ol01_vt
       FROM       rt_dy_zone1edycons
       GROUP BY  TRUNC (tmstmp, 'MM')
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  ,     hourly_summary       AS
  (
       SELECT       tag_name
       ,       TRUNC (datetime, 'MM')     AS mnth
       ,       MAX (tag_avg)                  AS max_avg
       ,       MAX (datetime) KEEP (DENSE_RANK LAST ORDER BY tag_avg NULLS FIRST)
                                            AS max_avg_datetime
       FROM       mv_zone_hourly
       WHERE       tag_name     IN ( 'MR_OL01_FI_0S'
                           , 'MR_OL02_FI_0S'
                         )
       GROUP BY  tag_name
       ,            TRUNC (datetime, 'MM')
  )
  SELECT       TO_CHAR (v.mnth, 'fmMonth YYYY')     AS datetime
  ,       v.sum_mr_ol01_vt
  ,       MAX ( CASE
                   WHEN  h.tag_name = 'MR_OL01_FI_0S'
                THEN  h.max_avg
               END
             )                         AS max_avg_01
  ,       MAX ( CASE
                   WHEN  h.tag_name = 'MR_OL01_FI_0S'
                THEN  h.max_avg_datetime
               END
             )                         AS datetime_01
  ,       MAX ( CASE
                   WHEN  h.tag_name = 'MR_OL02_FI_0S'
                THEN  h.max_avg
               END
             )                         AS max_avg_02
  ,       MAX ( CASE
                   WHEN  h.tag_name = 'MR_OL02_FI_0S'
                THEN  h.max_avg_datetime
               END
             )                         AS datetime_02
  FROM       edycons_summary     v
  JOIN       hourly_summary     h     ON     h.mnth     = v.mnth
  GROUP BY  v.mnth
  ,            v.sum_mr_ol01_vt
  ;
  

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