refine the query using dates
Hello.I currently have a datablock, interviewed once brings a list of records. I'm looking to refine this list of records by declaring the from_date and to_date so that it retrieves only records = > from_date and < = to_date. the field that must be between these dates is the reg_date
in my query before trigger I have:
: car.reg_date: = * don't know what to put here *.
any help on this would be great, thanks.
Published by: user13390506 on 02-Sep-2010 07:10
I suggest you explicitly cast values:
Declare
LC$Where Varchar2(1000);
Begin
LC$Where := 'date between TO_DATE(''' || TO_CHAR(:blk.date_start, 'DD.MM.YYYY') || ''',''DD.MM.YYYY'') and TO_DATE(''' || TO_CHAR(:blk.date_end, 'DD.MM.YYYY') || ''',''DD.MM.YYYY'')' ;
Set_Block_Property( 'BLK', DEFAULT_WHERE, LC$Where ) ;
Go_Block ('BLK' ) ;
Execute_query ;
End;
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Insert into SUBQUERY_CATEGORIES (STOREID,WEEK_NBR,DESCRIPTION,OPEN_INVENTORY,CLOSING_INVENTORY,TRANSFER_IN_COST,TRANSFER_OUT_COST,DELV_COST,PREV_DELV_COST,TOTAL_COST,DOLLAR_VARIANCE) values (501,1,'Meat-I',752.34,696.09,0,28.125,1800,752.344,696.094,1561.11); Insert into SUBQUERY_CATEGORIES (STOREID,WEEK_NBR,DESCRIPTION,OPEN_INVENTORY,CLOSING_INVENTORY,TRANSFER_IN_COST,TRANSFER_OUT_COST,DELV_COST,PREV_DELV_COST,TOTAL_COST,DOLLAR_VARIANCE) values (501,1,'Buns-I',1090.2,1002.34,0,0,524.4,1090.2,1002.34,1561.11); Insert into SUBQUERY_CATEGORIES (STOREID,WEEK_NBR,DESCRIPTION,OPEN_INVENTORY,CLOSING_INVENTORY,TRANSFER_IN_COST,TRANSFER_OUT_COST,DELV_COST,PREV_DELV_COST,TOTAL_COST,DOLLAR_VARIANCE) values (27,1,'Fries-I',147.41,88.75,0,0,595.65,147.408,88.746,390.45); Insert into SUBQUERY_CATEGORIES (STOREID,WEEK_NBR,DESCRIPTION,OPEN_INVENTORY,CLOSING_INVENTORY,TRANSFER_IN_COST,TRANSFER_OUT_COST,DELV_COST,PREV_DELV_COST,TOTAL_COST,DOLLAR_VARIANCE) values (27,1,'Other Foods-I',658.37,645.92,0,1.701,373.34,658.375,645.925,16789.22); Insert into SUBQUERY_CATEGORIES (STOREID,WEEK_NBR,DESCRIPTION,OPEN_INVENTORY,CLOSING_INVENTORY,TRANSFER_IN_COST,TRANSFER_OUT_COST,DELV_COST,PREV_DELV_COST,TOTAL_COST,DOLLAR_VARIANCE) values (501,1,'Drinks-I',1290.03,1153.85,0,0,689.84,1290.032,1153.848,12488.86); Insert into SUBQUERY_CATEGORIES (STOREID,WEEK_NBR,DESCRIPTION,OPEN_INVENTORY,CLOSING_INVENTORY,TRANSFER_IN_COST,TRANSFER_OUT_COST,DELV_COST,PREV_DELV_COST,TOTAL_COST,DOLLAR_VARIANCE) values (25,1,'Shortening-I',159.76,179.73,0,0,199.7,159.76,179.73,619.92); SET DEFINE OFF with categorycosts as ( SELECT storeid , week_nbr , UPPER(TRIM(description)) description , NVL(prev_delv_cost + transfer_in_cost + delv_cost - transfer_out_cost - total_cost, 0) AS cost , open_inventory , dollar_variance , sum(closing_inventory ) over (partition by storeid, week_nbr ) closing_inventory -- , closing_inventory from subquery_categories where storeid = 501 ) , pivoted_cat_costs AS (SELECT storeid , week_nbr , MAX(DECODE(closing_inventory, 0, 0, closing_inventory)) - NVL(MAX(DECODE(UPPER(TRIM(description)), 'SUPPLIES', cost)), 0) - NVL(MAX(DECODE(UPPER(TRIM(description)), 'BUNS-I', cost)), 0) as closing_inventory , MAX(DECODE(dollar_variance, 0, 0, dollar_variance)) as dollar_variance , NVL(MAX(DECODE(UPPER(TRIM(description)), 'SUPPLIES', cost)), 0) supplies , NVL(MAX(DECODE(UPPER(TRIM(description)), 'REPAIRS & MAINT', cost)), 0) repairs_and_maint , NVL(MAX(DECODE(UPPER(TRIM(description)), 'BUNS-I', cost)), 0) as buns FROM categorycosts GROUP BY storeid, week_nbr ) select * from pivoted_cat_costs;
The results should be:SELECT storeid , week_nbr , UPPER(TRIM(description)) description , NVL(prev_delv_cost + transfer_in_cost + delv_cost - transfer_out_cost - total_cost, 0) AS cost , open_inventory , dollar_variance -- , sum(closing_inventory ) over (partition by storeid, week_nbr ) closing_inventory , closing_inventory from subquery_categories;
There is an anomaly out Bill so it can produce the vairiance of good quality, but inv variance that my request is back is swollen.store 501 ending inventory = 6259.21 buns s/b 1002.34 inv variance 780.55 Store 27 ending inventory = 4220 buns s/b = 793.73 inv variance 390.45 Store 25 ending inventory = 4283 buns 914.48 inv variance 619.92
Can someone tell me what I am doing wrong?
Published by: TheHTMLDJ on December 9, 2009 06:42
SET DEFINE OFF has added and removed the subquery_categories schema nameWell, I asked for the logic as the specification and not necessarily a query. :)
Here's the query that gets your inventory of desired end.with categorycosts as ( SELECT storeid , week_nbr , UPPER(TRIM(description)) description , NVL(prev_delv_cost + transfer_in_cost + delv_cost - transfer_out_cost - total_cost, 0) AS cost , open_inventory , dollar_variance , sum(closing_inventory ) over (partition by storeid, week_nbr ) closing_inventory , DECODE(UPPER(TRIM(description)), 'SUPPLIES', closing_inventory) supp_cls_inv , DECODE(UPPER(TRIM(description)), 'BUNS-I', closing_inventory) bun_cls_inv from subquery_categories where storeid = 501 ) , pivoted_cat_costs AS (SELECT storeid , week_nbr , MAX(DECODE(closing_inventory, 0, 0, closing_inventory)) - NVL(MAX(supp_cls_inv), 0) - NVL(MAX(bun_cls_inv), 0) as closing_inventory , MAX(DECODE(dollar_variance, 0, 0, dollar_variance)) as dollar_variance , NVL(MAX(DECODE(UPPER(TRIM(description)), 'SUPPLIES', cost)), 0) supplies , NVL(MAX(DECODE(UPPER(TRIM(description)), 'REPAIRS & MAINT', cost)), 0) repairs_and_maint , NVL(MAX(DECODE(UPPER(TRIM(description)), 'BUNS-I', cost)), 0) as buns FROM categorycosts GROUP BY storeid, week_nbr ) select * from pivoted_cat_costs;I still don't know the logic (or specifications) to derive your dollor expected variance.
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I am a student taking a SQL class and I can't find a query.
I think I'm close to get it, but I can not quite all the way there.
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MattYour average take into account the shipstate (8 disks), you can do that for the expected results.
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The updated control WHERE clause lines.
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Hello!
I have problems with a small part of a query below that finally can settle the invoice price.
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Any advice would be much appreciated! Of course, this isn't the entire query - joins and all are all working well, it's just this little section with the County that I can't just.
Thank you
JOthe piece of code below, seems to me is incorrect
CASE COUNT(DISTINCT spm33.sample_id) WHEN ( COUNT(DISTINCT spm97.sample_id) = 0 ) THEN (COUNT(DISTINCT spm33.sample_id) * 26) ELSE (COUNT(DISTINCT spm33.sample_id) * 4.75) END AS "CC"It seems that the requirement here is that if * 'COUNT (DISTINCT spm97.sample_id) = 0' *, then * "CC" * should be ' COUNT (DISTINCT spm33.sample_id) (* 26) "ELSE, it should be" COUNT (DISTINCT spm33.sample_id) (* 4.75)»
If this is the case, the statement must include:CASE COUNT(DISTINCT spm97.sample_id) WHEN 0 THEN (COUNT(DISTINCT spm33.sample_id) * 26) ELSE (COUNT(DISTINCT spm33.sample_id) * 4.75) END AS "CC"
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