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• Same question different results when insert into one table.

  Hello
  
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  FF

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  any help would be grateful.
  
  Published by: mlov83 on January 25, 2013 12:45
  
  Published by: mlov83 on January 25, 2013 13:03

  Hello

  I can't help but wonder if you have the best design of table for what it is, you need to do.

  The best solution would be to create a new table, using the SUM (TO_NUMBER (Column3)) and GROUP BY, and then delete the original table and rename a new one to the old name. While you're at it, change Column3 as a NUMBER and add a primary key.

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  ON     (src.r_id     = dst.ROWID)
  WHEN MATCHED THEN UPDATE
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                              , 'FM9999999.00'
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  WHERE     src.r_id     != src.min_r_id
  ;
  

  Published by: Frank Kulash on January 25, 2013 16:07

• Select values from the db1 table and insert into the DB2 table

  Hello
  
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  Edited by: Aemunathan on February 10, 2010 23:12

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  Change some parameter of sqlplus session are almost mandatory in order to get decent transfer rates. Tuning ARRAYSIZE and COPYCOMMIT can make a huge difference in flow. LONG change may be necessary, too, depending on your data. The documentation offers these notes on use:

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  SQL * the VALUE LONGER variable limits the length of the LONG column you are copying. If all LONG columns contain data exceeds the value of LONG, COPY truncates the data.

  SQL * Plus performs a validation at the end of each successful COPY. If you set the SQL * variable more COPYCOMMIT DEFINED to a value positive n, SQL * Plus performs a validation after copying all lots n of records. The SQL * Plus ARRAYSIZE variable SET determines the size of a batch.

  Some operating environments require that the service names be placed between double quotes.

  From a SQL * Plus term on DB3, can resemble the command to move all content from my_table in DB1 to the same table in DB2

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  Note the SQL code * more line-continuation character ' - '. It is used to escape the newline character in a SQL * Plus command if you do not have to type all on one line. I use it all the time with this command, but I can't locate the documentation on that right now. Maybe someone else can put their finger on it.

  There are other ways to accomplish what the command copy and it is not without its quirks and limitations, but I find that there is usefulness in an Oracle Toolbox.

• Splitting words before inserting into the new table

  SQL> desc company
   Name                                      Null?    Type
   ----------------------------------------- -------- ----------------------------
   CO_ID                                     NOT NULL NUMBER(9)
   R_DATE                                             TIMESTAMP(0)
   CONAME                                             VARCHAR2(140)
   ESTYR                                              NUMBER(5)
   COUNTRY                                            VARCHAR2(32)
   PRODUCTS                                           VARCHAR2(3900)
  
  SQL> select unique(products) from company where rownum<6;
  
  PRODUCTS
  --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  bars,tubes,pre-weld seams,isosceles and un-isosceles angles,special profiles,u-p
  rofiles,plates,t-profiles,flanges,tube fittings,round,hollow bars,double-t-profi
  les (ipe und ipb),pipe clamps,flat,special designs according to drawings for new
   products,profiles for floor covering,hexagon
  
  carbon steel bright bars,tool steel bright bars,alloy steel bright bars,stainles
  s steel bright bars
  
  cold rolled coil,e.g sheet,prepainted sheet,galvalume coil,copper scrap,stainles
  s steel sheet,shredded scrap,hms1 and 2,cobalt ore,rail scrap,hot rolled coil,ga
  lvanized sheet,iron ore
  
  PRODUCTS
  --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  
  ferro alloy producer
  switch technology,special tubes,rails,steel strip,special steel

  I created another table:

  crate table keywords(
  k_id number(14),
  keywords varchar2(500) unique
  );
  
  create sequence keywords_pk_seq
  start with 3484 increment by 1;
  
  create or replace trigger keywords_pk_trig
  before insert on keywords
  referencing new as new
  for each row
  begin
  select keywords_pk_seq.nextval into :new.k_id
  from dual;
  end;
  /

  I want to:
  one) to split columns of company.products where is comma (,) for example, bars, tubes, pre-soudures, tubes will became 4 different as words:
  bars
  tubes
  welds
  tubes
  
  (b) then I want to insert these words in the table keywords.keywords with condition separated by ignoring the existing keywords.keywords (e.g. tubes came twice, let's get just a tubes) for example
  k_id keywords
  1 bars
  2 tubes
  3 before welding
  
  Thank you and best regards

  You can use the merge statement:

  for example

  merge into keywords
  using (
  with t as (select 'pipes,taps,spanner,spade,tubes' as txt from dual)
  -- end of sample data
    select distinct REGEXP_SUBSTR (txt, '[^,]+', 1, level) kw
    from t
    connect by level <= length(regexp_replace(txt,'[^,]*'))+1
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   on (keywords.keyword = x.kw)
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  /
  

  But keep in mind that the sequence in this example will be updated for each line independently to know if she gets inserted or not.
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• insert into a final table based on a condition

  Hello
  

  create table table1(invoice_number varchar2(4), covg_date date, employee_number varchar2(5),
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  insert into table1 values('4','01-JUL-2011','14','3','F1,F2',130);
  commit;
  
  create table table2(invoice_number varchar2(4), covg_date date, employee_number varchar2(5), 
  service_option varchar2(2),FEES VARCHAR2(5), AMOUNT NUMBER(9,2));
  
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  insert into table2 values('4','01-JUL-2011','14','3','F1',130);
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  create table final_table(insert_type varchar2(1),invoice_number varchar2(4), covg_date date, employee_number varchar2(5), 
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  We need to insert in final_table based on the differences between table1 and table2. The condition for this is:
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  Same employee number 14, there is a difference between column fees and I should insert as in the example above
  Same employee number 13, there is a difference between the column AMOUNT and I must insert as in the example above.
  
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  But if there is a better option as insertion directly using select clause or a sort of direct insertion without loop...
  
  Thanks for the help in advance

  Maybe a modified version of something like this:

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  ( insert_type
  , invoice_number
  , covg_date
  , employee_number
  , service_option
  , fees
  , amount
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       , invoice_number
       , covg_date
       , employee_number
       , service_option
       , fees
       , amount
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            , covg_date
            , employee_number
            , service_option
            , fees
            , amount
            , 'OLD' AS insert_type
       FROM   table1
       MINUS
       SELECT invoice_number
            , covg_date
            , employee_number
            , service_option
            , fees
            , amount
            , 'OLD' AS insert_type
       FROM   table2
       UNION ALL
       SELECT invoice_number
            , covg_date
            , employee_number
            , service_option
            , fees
            , amount
            , 'NEW' AS insert_type
       FROM   table2
       MINUS
       SELECT invoice_number
            , covg_date
            , employee_number
            , service_option
            , fees
            , amount
            , 'NEW' AS insert_type
       FROM   table1
         )
  WHERE  employee_number = :emp_number
  AND    covg_date       = TO_DATE(:date_string,'MM/DD/YYYY')
  ;
  

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• Duplicate records and modify data in another table

  First of all, I have two tables (CUSTOMER and ADDRESS) with the following definition:

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  AA ab ac ad ae af ag

  12 432 23 44 32 22 44

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  user10681153 wrote:

  ...
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  INSERT INTO CUSTOMERS VALUES (14,321,22,22,17,21,33);

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  INSERT INTO THE ADDRESS VALUES (20,22,23,34,14);

  INSERT INTO THE ADDRESS VALUES (21,22,21,22,15);

  INSERT INTO THE ADDRESS VALUES (22,12,34,22,16);

  In your original message, there are 5 rows in address; now, there are only 4.  In light of these new data, I guess that the results you origianlly displayed for the customer are always the same, but the results that you want to start address are now:

  BB BC BD BE AA

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

  17 321 33 23 12

  20 22 23 34 14

  21 22 21 22 14

  22 12 34 22 14

  I don't see anything wrong with my previous solution.  Do you have?

• Insert values from another table

  Hello I have a table:
  
  T1
  ---
  ID
  user
  
  and another table:
  T2
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  intellectual property
  Mac
  
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  user
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  Now, I want to insert the values of IP and mac of T2 in the fields ip address and mac of T1.
  IP and mac of T2 fields can be "not null".
  
  How can I do?
  
  Thanks in advance

  and what do you think about something like this:

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  Give it a shot... validate the results before stolen.

  HTH,
  Thierry