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• Organization chart... .to leave Vi hierarchy?

  I know that I went on this point the wrong way... probably the point #1 in the top ten things not to do when programming, not but...  (I'm not a software engineer, you guessed?)

  I have a state machine relatively complex vi developed and deployed and I don't have a chart for it. As I was only working on this, I know it all and how it works, but I need to have an overview for non-geeks out there, who will use the standalone version.

  Is it possible to generate a diagram of the VI hierarchy?

  or what is the best way to develop the organizational chart (not from the beginning..)

  Kind regards

  Leeser

  There is nothing automatic.

  Condition is not based on a construction of QSM (this design model can enable transitions that are impossible to document completely...), it can be done by hand with your favorite flowchart software (don't wince but I use paint and PP for this for so long I know all shortcuts and can do it quickly).

  I received the code developed by other groups and drwaing place the diagram of the State was the first step in the estimate of what would be needed to begin to support it.

  This thread is for some years on a similar topic and can be useful.

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• Why use the collections?

  Please help me to better understand and to right the next point
  
  to move from a PPT available in internet, I read a sentence under the heading "Why use collections?" Please find here
  
  Use of complex data sets information to host non-PL/SQL environments using table functions
  
  I think I understand: it means that complex data sets can be collected from oracle using only a single sql statement by using the installation, called Oracle Pipelined Table functions. http://www.akadia.com/services/ora_pipe_functions.html]
  
  Is any other installation in oracle to the serveup of complex datasets of the information to the host non-PL/SQL environments?
  
  Published by: o Manjusha Muraleedas, error corrected spelling.

  I watched the presentation and here's how I read it (although you might be better to ask the author):

  Manjusha Muraleedas wrote:
  My question is, why the statement "Serve up complex data sets of information to host non-PL/SQL environments using table functions" came under the title "Why use collections?". Just because there's an installation? or any other really good news?

  There is a hypothesis that is unwritten in the presentation: "complex" data is data that must be handled in PL/SQL, because only SQL does not work.

  Nowhere the author says that a pure SQL solution should be changed into a solution of PL/SQL.

  Once you decide that you must use the PL/SQL, you might want to put your data in collections in scalar variables.

  I understand, complex data, works of art (suppose a structure with 3 columns of tables joing 5) can be meet non-pl/sql envirormment like Java, the use of the ref Cursor or xml. Collection using to do the same thing, this is not a good option.

  Again, I think that the author uses "complex" as a shortcut for 'need to PL/SQL in the first place'. If the data must be processed in PL/SQL, there is no need to use PL/SQL scalar variables or collections.
  I would say "use of the ref Cursor. Providing relational data in format XML should be the exception, not the rule. It has a cost of additional performance.

  Now lets talk about pipeline table functions.
  ...
  functions table pipeline reached the performance of parallel processing. so even if binding commodity of time and memory is there, it will be performs better than refcursors or xml?

  Pipeline table functions perform no better than the ref Cursor. There are two processes running, one to SELECT and the other for the function, there will be more work on the server. With a ref cursor, there is a fair process to return the data.

  Parallel processing is not a problem. If you can make it work in plain SQL, you can do in parallel in SQL simple.

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• Warning of the heavy constructor

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  Thank you

  Justin

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• Pivot will not get result in the select statement

  This is the version of oracle 11g R2 on windows details 7 OS
  
  CREATE TABLE OTBOOKINGDETAILS
  (EMPNO VARCHAR2 (10 BYTE),
  DATE OF OTBOOKEDDATE,
  NUMBER (5.0) DAY OF THE WEEK.
  DAYCEILINGHRS VARCHAR2 (10 BYTE));
  
  Here is the data
  
  INSERT INTO OTBOOKINGDETAILS VALUES (101 ', 3 MARCH 2013', 1,' 09:00 ');
  INSERT INTO OTBOOKINGDETAILS VALUES (101 ', 3 APRIL 2013', 2' 01:00 ');
  INSERT INTO OTBOOKINGDETAILS VALUES (101 ', 3 MAY 2013', 3,' 01:00 ');
  INSERT INTO OTBOOKINGDETAILS VALUES (101 ', 3 JUNE 2013', 4' 01:00 ');
  INSERT INTO OTBOOKINGDETAILS VALUES (101 ', 3 JULY 2013', 5,' 01:00 ');
  INSERT INTO OTBOOKINGDETAILS VALUES (101 ', 3 AUGUST 2013', 6,' 01:00 ');
  INSERT INTO OTBOOKINGDETAILS VALUES (101 ', 3 SEPTEMBER 2013', 7,' 00:00 ');
  INSERT INTO OTBOOKINGDETAILS VALUES (102 ', 3 MARCH 2013', 1,' 09:00 ');
  INSERT INTO OTBOOKINGDETAILS VALUES (102 ', 3 APRIL 2013', 2' 01:00 ');
  INSERT INTO OTBOOKINGDETAILS VALUES (102 ', 3 MAY 2013', 3,' 01:00 ');
  INSERT INTO OTBOOKINGDETAILS VALUES (102 ', 3 JUNE 2013', 4,' 02:00 ');
  INSERT INTO OTBOOKINGDETAILS VALUES (102 ', 3 JULY 2013', 5,' 01:00 ');
  INSERT INTO OTBOOKINGDETAILS VALUES (102 ', 3 AUGUST 2013', 6,' 04:00 ');
  INSERT INTO OTBOOKINGDETAILS VALUES (102 ', 3 SEPTEMBER 2013', 7' 01:00 ');
  INSERT INTO OTBOOKINGDETAILS VALUES (101 ', 3 OCTOBER 2013', 1,' 00:00 ');
  INSERT INTO OTBOOKINGDETAILS VALUES (101 ', 3 NOVEMBER 2013', 2' 01:00 ');
  INSERT INTO OTBOOKINGDETAILS VALUES (101 ', 3 DECEMBER 2013', 3,' 01:00 ');
  INSERT INTO OTBOOKINGDETAILS VALUES (101 ', 13 MARCH 2013', 4,' 04:45 ');
  INSERT INTO OTBOOKINGDETAILS VALUES (101 ', 14 MARCH 2013', 5,' 01:00 ');
  INSERT INTO OTBOOKINGDETAILS VALUES (101 ', 15 MARCH 2013', 6,' 01:00 ');
  INSERT INTO OTBOOKINGDETAILS VALUES (101 ', 16 MARCH 2013', 7' 01:00 ');
  
  Here, I want to Dayceiling hours below the output using pivot
  
  EMPNO OTBOOKEDDATE DAY1_HRS DAY2_HRS DAY3_HRS DAY4_HRS DAY5_HRS DAY6_HRS DAY7_HRS
  101 03/03/2013 09:00 01:00 01:00 01:00 01:00 01:00 00:00
  102 03/03/2013 09:00 01:00 01:00 02:00 01:00 04:00 01:00
  101 03/10/2013 00:00 01:00 01:00 04:45 01:00 01:00 01:00

  ChakravarthyDBA wrote:
  I need to include the pivot query in the select statement

  Can' are you use PIVOT here since you do not know from the start what values OTBOOKEDDATE. So use:

  select  empno,
          otbookeddate - weekday + 1 otbookeddate,
          max(
              case weekday
                when 1 then dayceilinghrs
              end
             ) day1_hrs,
          max(
              case weekday
                when 2 then dayceilinghrs
              end
             ) day2_hrs,
          max(
              case weekday
                when 3 then dayceilinghrs
              end
             ) day3_hrs,
          max(
              case weekday
                when 4 then dayceilinghrs
              end
             ) day4_hrs,
          max(
              case weekday
                when 5 then dayceilinghrs
              end
             ) day5_hrs,
          max(
              case weekday
                when 6 then dayceilinghrs
              end
             ) day6_hrs,
          max(
              case weekday
                when 7 then dayceilinghrs
              end
             ) day7_hrs
    from  otbookingdetails
    group by empno,
             otbookeddate - weekday + 1
    order by otbookeddate,
             empno
  /
  
  EMPNO      OTBOOKEDDA DAY1_HRS   DAY2_HRS   DAY3_HRS   DAY4_HRS   DAY5_HRS   DAY6_HRS   DAY7_HRS
  ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------
  101        03-03-2013 09:00      01:00      01:00      01:00      01:00      01:00      00:00
  102        03-03-2013 09:00      01:00      01:00      02:00      01:00      04:00      01:00
  101        10-03-2013 00:00      01:00      01:00      04:45      01:00      01:00      01:00
  
  SQL> 
  

  SY.

• command evaluated Pivot and UnPivot in the select statement

  My research assessing the order of the select statement is below.
  

   1 from
   2 where (Join condition)
   3 start with
   4 connect by
   5 where (filter of rows)
   6 group by
   7 having
   8 model
   9 select
  10 order by

  My question is Where clause Pivot and UnPivot clause ?
  
  http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/E16338_01/server.112/e10592/statements_10002.htm

  Well the pivot is applied to a single table or an inline or a view - so it's going to be like any other table or view in the list - it will be first

  select b.BUSINESS_OBJECT_CATEGORY_DESCR, a.c, a.d
  from
   (select PAY_METHOD_TYPE_CODE, BUSINESS_OBJECT_CATEGORY_CODE
    from target_odi.business_object_pay_methods)
   pivot (count(PAY_METHOD_TYPE_CODE)
           for PAY_METHOD_TYPE_CODE in  ('D' as d, 'C' as c)) a ,
  target_odi.business_object_categories  b
  where a.BUSINESS_OBJECT_CATEGORY_CODE = b.BUSINESS_OBJECT_CATEGORY_CODE
  

  So for the SQL above the pivot is first assessed before the join between A and B.

• management of NULL values in a statement PIVOT 11 g

  Hi all
  
  In the following code, how can I get the cell showing 80001_sum_sales for employee 234567 as a zero instead of a NULL value?
  

  with t1 as 
  (
   select 123456 as emp_id, 80000 as category, 10 as sales from dual union all 
   select 123456 as emp_id, 80001 as category, 20 as sales from dual union all
   select 234567 as emp_id, 80000 as category, 10 as sales from dual 
  )
  select *
    from t1 pivot ( sum(nvl(sales,0)) as sum_sales for category in (80000, 80001));

  I tried NVL in various parts of the application, but the problem is that the line does not actually exist to apply the NVL to. I also tried to add another level of subquery factoring to wrap each column in an NVL, something like:
  

  with t1 as 
  (
   select 123456 as emp_id, 80000 as category, 10 as sales from dual union all 
   select 123456 as emp_id, 80001 as category, 20 as sales from dual union all
   select 234567 as emp_id, 80000 as category, 10 as sales from dual 
  ), 
   t2 as (select *
          from t1 pivot ( sum(sales) as sum_sales for category in (80000, 80001)) )
  select emp_id,
         nvl(80000_sum_sales, 0) as "80000"
         nvl(80001_sum_sales, 0) as "80001"
         from t2;

  but Oracle has a problem with the fact that the column name starts with a number and get ORA-00911. Something like:
  

  with t1 as 
  (
   select 123456 as emp_id, 80000 as category, 10 as sales from dual union all 
   select 123456 as emp_id, 80001 as category, 20 as sales from dual union all
   select 234567 as emp_id, 80000 as category, 10 as sales from dual 
  ), 
   t2 as (select *
          from t1 pivot ( sum(sales)  for category in (80000, 80001)) )
  select emp_id,
         nvl(80000, 0) as "80000",
         nvl(80001, 0) as "80001"
         from t2;

  shows just the values 80000 and 80001 rather than actual sales amounts. Unfortunately, my requirement is that these column headers must be digital, as is an interface in another system. I try to avoid a full outer join a list of categories to all employees, as my employee table has 180 m files in there.
  
  Are there SQL gurus out there who can see a way around this problem, before I attempt an outer join complete?
  
  Thank you
  Matt

  Hello

  Try this

  with t1 as
  (
   select 123456 as emp_id, 80000 as category, 10 as sales from dual union all
   select 123456 as emp_id, 80001 as category, 20 as sales from dual union all
   select 234567 as emp_id, 80000 as category, 10 as sales from dual
  ),
   t2 as (select *
          from t1 pivot ( sum(sales)  for category in (80000, 80001)) )
  select emp_id,
         nvl("80000", 0) as "80000",
         nvl("80001", 0) as "80001"
         from t2;
  

  see you soon

  VT

• Need help: complex SQL statement

  Select segment3, 0 "other income."
  , 0 "Sales Services".
  , 0 "staff costs".
  , 0 "other staff costs".
  , 0 'Deputy '.
  , 0 'trip '.
  , 0 "collaborator".
  , 0 'training '.
  , 0 'capital '.
  , nvl (round (sum (nvl(PERIOD_ACTIVITY_A,0) + nvl(PERIOD_ACTIVITY_E,0) + nvl(PRDOPEN_A,0) + nvl(PRDOPEN_E,0)), 0), 0) "Overhead"
  , 0 "financial expenses".
  of PAN. SNP_OP_DETAIL@OFA
  where segment3 = x.new_cc and period_name = p_period
  and segment2 in (select acc_t from the CRP_REPORT_ACCT_DETAIL_T where group_id = 10)
  Group of segment3
  
  Please, I do not understand select segment3, 0 'other income'... There is no column called 0, what is the 0s in the select statement?
  
  Secondly, I don't understand PAN. SNP_OP_DETAIL@OFA

  Means says:
  Select segment3, 0 "other income."
  , 0 "Sales Services".
  , 0 "staff costs".
  , 0 "other staff costs".
  , 0 'Deputy '.
  , 0 'trip '.
  , 0 "collaborator".
  , 0 'training '.
  , 0 'capital '.
  , nvl (round (sum (nvl(PERIOD_ACTIVITY_A,0) + nvl(PERIOD_ACTIVITY_E,0) + nvl(PRDOPEN_A,0) + nvl(PRDOPEN_E,0)), 0), 0) "Overhead"
  , 0 "financial expenses".
  of PAN. SNP_OP_DETAIL@OFA
  where segment3 = x.new_cc and period_name = p_period
  and segment2 in (select acc_t from the CRP_REPORT_ACCT_DETAIL_T where group_id = 10)
  Group of segment3

  Please, I do not understand select segment3, 0 'other income'... There is no column called 0, what is the 0s in the select statement?

  0 'other income' means to select a literal value of 0 (zero) with an alias of "other income". double quotes preserve the space and upper/lower case in the alias. This alias (in space) will be difficult to use because of the so called space later.

  Secondly, I don't understand PAN. SNP_OP_DETAIL@OFA

  PAN is probably a schema, SNP_OP_DETAIL a table or view and @OFA there is a link of database indicating the table in a different database

• Complex pivot example

  I work in the transportation industry. We carry a lot of product for a given day from a variety of sources. My bosses want a report that shows the origins in the columns with data of the line that contains the date and number of the loads transported according to the destination. Without an origin to the origin on a daily basis, so I'll have origins that have only a couple of days worth of charges and others who will show you loads of several weeks in a row.
  
  From everything I see, I'll need to dynamically create a report that origins which has been carried since in a range of dates given first, and then generates a report of aggregation which shows loads on a given day.
  
  Someone at - it an example of something like that they could tell me?
  
  Here's a Visual example of what I'm after:
  
  DATE origine1 origine3 origine5 Origin8 Origin2.
  01/09/2009 10 2.
  02/09/2009 12 16.
  03/09/2009 - 15:10
  04/09/2009 - 54-10
  05/09/2009 - 10-15 12
  ...

  Hello

  Yes, you can do this, just separate each statement with a comma:

  WITH xx AS (SELECT ...), zz AS (SELECT ...)
  .. followed by your select statements from xx and zz
  

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  FROM XX
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• Complex update statement using MIN and MAX

  Hi all

  How to write the update for scenario below:

  I have two tables temp_up1 and temp_upemail1

  So I need to update the dm_email_dkey column in temp_up1 with minimum of dm_email_dkey in temp_upemail1 to the email address associated with dm_email_dkey in temp_up1

  After removing the duplicate

  delete duplicates query:

  {code}

  remove from

  temp_up1 tp

  where rowid in

  (select from)

  (

  SELECT cec.rowid, row_number()

  courses (CEC partition. DM_CUSTOMER_DKEY, CEC. DM_EMAIL_TEMPLATE_DKEY,

  CEC. DM_CAMP_SEND_DATE,

  CEC. DATA_SRC, EM. Order by 2 desc EMAIL_ADDR) dup

  OF TEMP_UP1 CEC

  INNER JOIN TEMP_UPEMAIL1 EM

  THE CEC. DM_EMAIL_DKEY = EM. DM_EMAIL_DKEY)

  where dup > 1);

  Create table scripts:

  CREATE TABLE TEMP_UPEMAIL1

  (

  DM_EMAIL_DKEY NUMBER OF NON-NULL,

  EMAIL_ADDR VARCHAR2 (50 BYTE),

  DATE OF START_EFFECTIVE_DATE,

  EMAIL_ADDR_DOMAIN VARCHAR2 (20 BYTE),

  SPAM_FLAG CHAR (1 BYTE),

  DATE OF SPAM_DATE,

  OPTOUT_FLAG CHAR (1 BYTE),

  DATE OF OPTOUT_DATE,

  DATE OF END_EFFECTIVE_DATE,

  CURRENT_FLAG CHAR (1 BYTE),

  DATA_SRC VARCHAR2 (20 BYTE),

  DATE OF DM_CREATED_DATE,

  DM_CREATED_BY VARCHAR2 (20 BYTE),

  DATE OF DM_UPDATED_DATE,

  DM_UPDATED_BY VARCHAR2 (20 BYTE),

  BOUNCE_FLAG CHAR (1 BYTE),

  DATE OF BOUNCE_DATE

  )

  CREATE TABLE TEMP_UP1

  (

  DM_CUST_EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_FKEY NUMBER OF NON-NULL,

  DM_EMAIL_DKEY NUMBER OF NON-NULL,

  NUMBER OF DM_EMAIL_TEMPLATE_DKEY

  DATE OF DM_CAMP_SEND_DATE,

  NUMBER OF DM_EMAIL_TYPE_HIER_HKEY

  NUMBER OF DM_EMAIL_CAT_DKEY

  NUMBER OF DM_EMAIL_PURPOSE_DKEY

  DM_WEB_CAMP_DKEY NUMBER OF NON-NULL,

  NUMBER OF DM_EMAIL_SUBJECT_LINE_DKEY

  DM_CUSTOMER_DKEY NUMBER (10),

  DM_SEGMENTATION_DKEY NUMBER (10),

  DM_LIVE_SEGMENTATION_DKEY NUMBER (10),

  NUMBER OF DM_MAIN_DEST_SEGMENT_DKEY

  NUMBER OF DM_CC_CUSTOMER_TRIPS_DKEY

  JOB_CODE VARCHAR2 (20 BYTE),

  PE_CODE VARCHAR2 (20 BYTE),

  TEST_CODE VARCHAR2 (20 BYTE),

  BOUNCE_FLAG CHAR (1 BYTE),

  DATE OF BOUNCE_DATE,

  SPAM_FLAG CHAR (1 BYTE),

  DATE OF SPAM_DATE,

  OPTOUT_FLAG CHAR (1 BYTE),

  DATE OF OPTOUT_DATE,

  EMAIL_OPEN_FLAG CHAR (1 BYTE),

  NUMBER OF NO_OF_OPENS

  DATE OF FIRST_OPEN_DATE,

  CLICKED_FLAG CHAR (1 BYTE),

  NUMBER OF NO_OF_CLICKS

  DATE OF FIRST_CLICK_DATE,

  NUMBER OF NO_OF_RESERVATIONS

  NUMBER OF NO_OF_PAX

  GROSS_SALES NUMBER (19.4).

  GROSS_PROFIT NUMBER (19.4).

  CREATED_DATE DATE NOT NULL,

  CREATED_BY VARCHAR2 (20 BYTE) NOT NULL,

  UPDATED_FLAG CHAR (1 BYTE) NOT NULL,

  DATE OF UPDATED_DATE,

  UPDATED_BY VARCHAR2 (20 BYTE),

  DATA_SRC VARCHAR2 (20 BYTE) NOT NULL,

  DM_CREATED_DATE DATE NOT NULL,

  DM_CREATED_BY VARCHAR2 (20 BYTE) NOT NULL,

  DATE OF DM_UPDATED_DATE,

  DM_UPDATED_BY VARCHAR2 (20 BYTE),

  NUMBER OF DM_EMAIL_DELIVERY_TYPE_DKEY

  NUMBER OF DM_EMAIL_DELIVERY_SUBTYPE_DKEY

  )

  TOGETHER TO DEFINE

  Insert into UPANWAR. TEMP_UPEMAIL1

  (DM_EMAIL_DKEY, EMAIL_ADDR, START_EFFECTIVE_DATE, EMAIL_ADDR_DOMAIN, SPAM_FLAG,

  OPTOUT_FLAG, END_EFFECTIVE_DATE, CURRENT_FLAG, DATA_SRC, DM_CREATED_DATE,

  DM_CREATED_BY, DM_UPDATED_DATE, DM_UPDATED_BY, BOUNCE_FLAG)

  Values

  (2564657, ' [email protected]', TO_DATE (18 December 2013 00:00:00 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), "gmail", "n", ")

  'N', TO_DATE (20 DECEMBER 2013 00:00:00 ',' MM/DD/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), 'N', 'EPSILON', TO_DATE (18 DECEMBER 2013 07:04:48 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'),

  TO_DATE '15591', (20 DECEMBER 2013 04:45:48 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), '15591', 'N');

  Insert into UPANWAR. TEMP_UPEMAIL1

  (DM_EMAIL_DKEY, EMAIL_ADDR, START_EFFECTIVE_DATE, EMAIL_ADDR_DOMAIN, SPAM_FLAG,

  OPTOUT_FLAG, END_EFFECTIVE_DATE, CURRENT_FLAG, DATA_SRC, DM_CREATED_DATE,

  DM_CREATED_BY, DM_UPDATED_DATE, DM_UPDATED_BY, BOUNCE_FLAG)

  Values

  (2649872, ' [email protected]', TO_DATE (31 December 2013 00:00:00 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), "gmail", "n", ")

  'N', TO_DATE (3 JANUARY 2014 00:00:00 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), 'N', 'EPSILON', TO_DATE (31 DECEMBER 2013 05:34:50 ',' MM/DD/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'),

  TO_DATE '15591', (JANUARY 3, 2014 04:45:36 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), '15591', 'N');

  Insert into UPANWAR. TEMP_UPEMAIL1

  (DM_EMAIL_DKEY, EMAIL_ADDR, START_EFFECTIVE_DATE, EMAIL_ADDR_DOMAIN, SPAM_FLAG,

  OPTOUT_FLAG, END_EFFECTIVE_DATE, CURRENT_FLAG, DATA_SRC, DM_CREATED_DATE,

  DM_CREATED_BY, DM_UPDATED_DATE, DM_UPDATED_BY, BOUNCE_FLAG)

  Values

  (2672477, ' [email protected]', TO_DATE (3 January 2014 00:00:00 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), "gmail", "n", ")

  'Y', TO_DATE (JANUARY 10, 2014 00:00:00 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), 'N', 'EPSILON', TO_DATE (3 JANUARY 2014 04:45:36 ',' MM/DD/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'),

  TO_DATE '15591', (JANUARY 10, 2014 06:00:41 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), '15591', 'N');

  Insert into UPANWAR. TEMP_UPEMAIL1

  (DM_EMAIL_DKEY, EMAIL_ADDR, START_EFFECTIVE_DATE, EMAIL_ADDR_DOMAIN, SPAM_FLAG,

  OPTOUT_FLAG, END_EFFECTIVE_DATE, CURRENT_FLAG, DATA_SRC, DM_CREATED_DATE,

  DM_CREATED_BY, DM_UPDATED_DATE, DM_UPDATED_BY, BOUNCE_FLAG)

  Values

  (2858809, ' [email protected]', TO_DATE (January 31, 2014 00:00:00 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), "gmail", "n", ")

  'N', TO_DATE (FEBRUARY 1, 2014 00:00:00 ',' MM/DD/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), 'N', 'EPSILON', TO_DATE (JANUARY 31, 2014 05:51:43 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'),

  TO_DATE '15591', (FEBRUARY 1, 2014 08:14:33 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), '15591', 'N');

  Insert into UPANWAR. TEMP_UPEMAIL1

  (DM_EMAIL_DKEY, EMAIL_ADDR, START_EFFECTIVE_DATE, EMAIL_ADDR_DOMAIN, SPAM_FLAG,

  OPTOUT_FLAG, END_EFFECTIVE_DATE, CURRENT_FLAG, DATA_SRC, DM_CREATED_DATE,

  DM_CREATED_BY, DM_UPDATED_DATE, DM_UPDATED_BY, BOUNCE_FLAG)

  Values

  (2970989, ' [email protected]', TO_DATE (February 17, 2014 00:00:00 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), "gmail", "n", ")

  'Y', TO_DATE (23 FEBRUARY 2014 00:00:00 ',' MM/DD/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), 'N', 'EPSILON', TO_DATE (FEBRUARY 17, 2014 07:28:48 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'),

  TO_DATE '15591', (FEBRUARY 23, 2014 07:22:44 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), '15591', 'N');

  Insert into UPANWAR. TEMP_UPEMAIL1

  (DM_EMAIL_DKEY, EMAIL_ADDR, START_EFFECTIVE_DATE, EMAIL_ADDR_DOMAIN, SPAM_FLAG,

  OPTOUT_FLAG, END_EFFECTIVE_DATE, CURRENT_FLAG, DATA_SRC, DM_CREATED_DATE,

  DM_CREATED_BY, DM_UPDATED_DATE, DM_UPDATED_BY, BOUNCE_FLAG)

  Values

  (3093042, ' [email protected]', TO_DATE (March 7, 2014 00:00:00 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), "gmail", "n", ")

  'N', TO_DATE (MARCH 11, 2014 00:00:00 ',' MM/DD/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), 'N', 'EPSILON', TO_DATE (MARCH 7, 2014 06:36:48 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'),

  TO_DATE '15591', (MARCH 11, 2014 07:30:33 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), '15591', 'N');

  Insert into UPANWAR. TEMP_UPEMAIL1

  (DM_EMAIL_DKEY, EMAIL_ADDR, START_EFFECTIVE_DATE, EMAIL_ADDR_DOMAIN, SPAM_FLAG,

  OPTOUT_FLAG, OPTOUT_DATE, END_EFFECTIVE_DATE, CURRENT_FLAG, DATA_SRC,

  DM_CREATED_DATE, DM_CREATED_BY, DM_UPDATED_DATE, DM_UPDATED_BY, BOUNCE_FLAG)

  Values

  (4777362, ' [email protected]', TO_DATE (January 1, 1900 00:00:00 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), "gmail", "n", ")

  "Y', TO_DATE (MARCH 10, 2014 19:05:20 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), TO_DATE (11 APRIL 2014 00:00:00 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), 'N', 'NEOLANE."

  TO_DATE('04/10/2014_05:08:08',_'MM/DD/YYYY_HH24:MI:SS'), '15591', TO_DATE (11 APRIL 2014 04:25:42 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), '15591', 'N');

  COMMIT;

  TOGETHER TO DEFINE

  Insert into UPANWAR. TEMP_UP1

  (DM_CUST_EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_FKEY, DM_EMAIL_DKEY, DM_EMAIL_TEMPLATE_DKEY, DM_CAMP_SEND_DATE, DM_EMAIL_TYPE_HIER_HKEY,

  DM_EMAIL_CAT_DKEY, DM_EMAIL_PURPOSE_DKEY, DM_WEB_CAMP_DKEY, DM_EMAIL_SUBJECT_LINE_DKEY, DM_CUSTOMER_DKEY,

  DM_SEGMENTATION_DKEY, DM_LIVE_SEGMENTATION_DKEY, DM_MAIN_DEST_SEGMENT_DKEY, DM_CC_CUSTOMER_TRIPS_DKEY, JOB_CODE,

  PE_CODE, TEST_CODE, BOUNCE_FLAG, SPAM_FLAG, OPTOUT_FLAG,

  OPTOUT_DATE, EMAIL_OPEN_FLAG, NO_OF_OPENS, FIRST_OPEN_DATE, CLICKED_FLAG,

  NO_OF_CLICKS, FIRST_CLICK_DATE, CREATED_DATE, CREATED_BY, UPDATED_FLAG,

  UPDATED_DATE, UPDATED_BY DATA_SRC, DM_CREATED_DATE, DM_CREATED_BY,

  DM_UPDATED_DATE, DM_UPDATED_BY)

  Values

  (66827732, 3093042, 37636, TO_DATE (MARCH 10, 2014 17:05:11 ',' ' THE HH24: MI: SS MM/DD/YYYY), 266,)

  501, 21923, 24912, 105, 54625029,

  12875 13041, -100, -100, '0360634',

  '0', « NA », ' N ', ' N ', « Y »,

  TO_DATE (MARCH 10, 2014 19:05:20 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), 'Y', 1, TO_DATE (MARCH 10, 2014 19:05:08 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), 'Y ',.

  1, TO_DATE (MARCH 10, 2014 19:05:20 ',' ' HH24:MI:SS JJ/MM/AAAA), TO_DATE (MARCH 11, 2014 03:01:16 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), 'EPSILON', 'U ',.

  TO_DATE (APRIL 9, 2014 02:02:43 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), 'EPSILON', 'EPSILON', TO_DATE (MARCH 11, 2014 07:36:01 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), '15569',.

  TO_DATE('04/09/2014_04:59:41',_'MM/DD/YYYY_HH24:MI:SS'), ' 15569');

  Insert into UPANWAR. TEMP_UP1

  (DM_CUST_EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_FKEY, DM_EMAIL_DKEY, DM_EMAIL_TEMPLATE_DKEY, DM_CAMP_SEND_DATE, DM_EMAIL_TYPE_HIER_HKEY,

  DM_EMAIL_CAT_DKEY, DM_EMAIL_PURPOSE_DKEY, DM_WEB_CAMP_DKEY, DM_EMAIL_SUBJECT_LINE_DKEY, DM_CUSTOMER_DKEY,

  DM_SEGMENTATION_DKEY, DM_LIVE_SEGMENTATION_DKEY, DM_MAIN_DEST_SEGMENT_DKEY, DM_CC_CUSTOMER_TRIPS_DKEY, JOB_CODE,

  PE_CODE, TEST_CODE, BOUNCE_FLAG, SPAM_FLAG, OPTOUT_FLAG,

  OPTOUT_DATE, EMAIL_OPEN_FLAG, NO_OF_OPENS, FIRST_OPEN_DATE, CLICKED_FLAG,

  NO_OF_CLICKS, FIRST_CLICK_DATE, CREATED_DATE, CREATED_BY, UPDATED_FLAG,

  UPDATED_DATE, UPDATED_BY DATA_SRC, DM_CREATED_DATE, DM_CREATED_BY,

  DM_UPDATED_DATE, DM_UPDATED_BY)

  Values

  (60291616, 2564657, 33427, TO_DATE (DECEMBER 19, 2013 16:05:59 ',' ' THE HH24: MI: SS MM/DD/YYYY), 266,)

  501 18917, 21311, 105, 54625029,

  12875 13041, -100, -100, '0360444',

  '0', « NA », ' N ', ' N ', « Y »,

  TO_DATE (20 DECEMBER 2013 00:50:27 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), 'Y', 1, TO_DATE (20 DECEMBER 2013 00:50:22 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), 'Y ',.

  1, TO_DATE (20 DECEMBER 2013 00:50:27 ',' ' HH24:MI:SS JJ/MM/AAAA), TO_DATE (20 DECEMBER 2013 01:49:05 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), 'EPSILON', 'U ',.

  TO_DATE (APRIL 9, 2014 02:02:43 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), 'EPSILON', 'EPSILON', TO_DATE (DECEMBER 21, 2013 05:21:43 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), '15569',.

  TO_DATE('04/09/2014_04:59:41',_'MM/DD/YYYY_HH24:MI:SS'), ' 15569');

  Insert into UPANWAR. TEMP_UP1

  (DM_CUST_EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_FKEY, DM_EMAIL_DKEY, DM_EMAIL_TEMPLATE_DKEY, DM_CAMP_SEND_DATE, DM_EMAIL_TYPE_HIER_HKEY,

  DM_EMAIL_CAT_DKEY, DM_EMAIL_PURPOSE_DKEY, DM_WEB_CAMP_DKEY, DM_EMAIL_SUBJECT_LINE_DKEY, DM_CUSTOMER_DKEY,

  DM_SEGMENTATION_DKEY, DM_LIVE_SEGMENTATION_DKEY, DM_MAIN_DEST_SEGMENT_DKEY, DM_CC_CUSTOMER_TRIPS_DKEY, JOB_CODE,

  PE_CODE, TEST_CODE, BOUNCE_FLAG, SPAM_FLAG, OPTOUT_FLAG,

  OPTOUT_DATE, EMAIL_OPEN_FLAG, NO_OF_OPENS, FIRST_OPEN_DATE, CLICKED_FLAG,

  NO_OF_CLICKS, FIRST_CLICK_DATE, CREATED_DATE, CREATED_BY, UPDATED_FLAG,

  UPDATED_DATE, UPDATED_BY DATA_SRC, DM_CREATED_DATE, DM_CREATED_BY,

  DM_UPDATED_DATE, DM_UPDATED_BY)

  Values

  (61471878, 2649872, 34633, TO_DATE (JANUARY 2, 2014 18:09:04 ',' ' THE HH24: MI: SS MM/DD/YYYY), 266,)

  501 19323 22312, 105, 54625029,

  12875 13041, -100, -100, '0360431',

  '0', « NA », ' N ', ' N ', « Y »,

  TO_DATE (JANUARY 2, 2014 19:55:03 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), 'Y', 1, TO_DATE (JANUARY 2, 2014 19:54:55 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), 'Y ',.

  1, TO_DATE (JANUARY 2, 2014 19:55:03 ',' ' HH24:MI:SS JJ/MM/AAAA), TO_DATE (3 JANUARY 2014 01:46:06 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), 'EPSILON', 'U ',.

  TO_DATE (APRIL 9, 2014 02:02:43 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), 'EPSILON', 'EPSILON', TO_DATE (JANUARY 4, 2014 05:00:48 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), '15569',.

  TO_DATE('04/09/2014_04:59:41',_'MM/DD/YYYY_HH24:MI:SS'), ' 15569');

  Insert into UPANWAR. TEMP_UP1

  (DM_CUST_EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_FKEY, DM_EMAIL_DKEY, DM_EMAIL_TEMPLATE_DKEY, DM_CAMP_SEND_DATE, DM_EMAIL_TYPE_HIER_HKEY,

  DM_EMAIL_CAT_DKEY, DM_EMAIL_PURPOSE_DKEY, DM_WEB_CAMP_DKEY, DM_EMAIL_SUBJECT_LINE_DKEY, DM_CUSTOMER_DKEY,

  DM_SEGMENTATION_DKEY, DM_LIVE_SEGMENTATION_DKEY, DM_MAIN_DEST_SEGMENT_DKEY, DM_CC_CUSTOMER_TRIPS_DKEY, JOB_CODE,

  PE_CODE, TEST_CODE, BOUNCE_FLAG, SPAM_FLAG, OPTOUT_FLAG,

  OPTOUT_DATE, EMAIL_OPEN_FLAG, NO_OF_OPENS, FIRST_OPEN_DATE, CLICKED_FLAG,

  NO_OF_CLICKS, FIRST_CLICK_DATE, CREATED_DATE, CREATED_BY, UPDATED_FLAG,

  UPDATED_DATE, UPDATED_BY DATA_SRC, DM_CREATED_DATE, DM_CREATED_BY,

  DM_UPDATED_DATE, DM_UPDATED_BY)

  Values

  (61697206, 2672477, 34635, TO_DATE (JANUARY 6, 2014 16:05:27 ',' ' THE HH24: MI: SS MM/DD/YYYY), 239,)

  501 19326, 16602, 105, 54625029,

  12875 13041, -100, -100, '1662048',

  '0', « NA », ' N ', ' N ', « Y »,

  TO_DATE (JANUARY 6, 2014 16:38:09 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), 'Y', 1, TO_DATE (JANUARY 6, 2014 16:38:01 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), 'Y ',.

  1, TO_DATE (JANUARY 6, 2014 16:38:09 ',' ' HH24:MI:SS JJ/MM/AAAA), TO_DATE (JANUARY 7, 2014 01:45:11 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), 'EPSILON', 'U ',.

  TO_DATE (APRIL 9, 2014 02:02:43 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), 'EPSILON', 'EPSILON', TO_DATE (JANUARY 7, 2014 05:57:30 ',' MM/DD/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), '15569',.

  TO_DATE('04/09/2014_04:59:41',_'MM/DD/YYYY_HH24:MI:SS'), ' 15569');

  Insert into UPANWAR. TEMP_UP1

  (DM_CUST_EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_FKEY, DM_EMAIL_DKEY, DM_EMAIL_TEMPLATE_DKEY, DM_CAMP_SEND_DATE, DM_EMAIL_TYPE_HIER_HKEY,

  DM_EMAIL_CAT_DKEY, DM_EMAIL_PURPOSE_DKEY, DM_WEB_CAMP_DKEY, DM_EMAIL_SUBJECT_LINE_DKEY, DM_CUSTOMER_DKEY,

  DM_SEGMENTATION_DKEY, DM_LIVE_SEGMENTATION_DKEY, DM_MAIN_DEST_SEGMENT_DKEY, DM_CC_CUSTOMER_TRIPS_DKEY, JOB_CODE,

  TEST_CODE, BOUNCE_FLAG, SPAM_FLAG, OPTOUT_FLAG, OPTOUT_DATE,

  EMAIL_OPEN_FLAG, NO_OF_OPENS, CLICKED_FLAG, NO_OF_CLICKS, FIRST_CLICK_DATE,

  CREATED_DATE, CREATED_BY, UPDATED_FLAG, UPDATED_DATE AND UPDATED_BY,

  DATA_SRC, DM_CREATED_DATE, DM_CREATED_BY, DM_UPDATED_DATE, DM_UPDATED_BY)

  Values

  (63805731, 2858809, 8750, TO_DATE (JANUARY 31, 2014 11:41:52 ',' ' THE HH24: MI: SS MM/DD/YYYY), 207,)

  104, 501, 5241, 23624, 54625029,

  12875 13041, -100, -100, '2401154',

  'A', 'N', 'N', 'Y', TO_DATE (JANUARY 31, 2014 11:57:33 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'),

  'N', 0, 'Y', 1, TO_DATE (JANUARY 31, 2014 11:57:33 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'),

  TO_DATE (FEBRUARY 1, 2014 02:17:09 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), 'EPSILON', 'U', TO_DATE (APRIL 9, 2014 02:02:43 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), 'EPSILON ',.

  ('EPSILON', TO_DATE (FEBRUARY 1, 2014 08:21:41 ',' MM/DD/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), '15569', TO_DATE (APRIL 9, 2014 04:59:41 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), '15569');

  Insert into UPANWAR. TEMP_UP1

  (DM_CUST_EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_FKEY, DM_EMAIL_DKEY, DM_EMAIL_TEMPLATE_DKEY, DM_CAMP_SEND_DATE, DM_EMAIL_TYPE_HIER_HKEY,

  DM_EMAIL_CAT_DKEY, DM_EMAIL_PURPOSE_DKEY, DM_WEB_CAMP_DKEY, DM_EMAIL_SUBJECT_LINE_DKEY, DM_CUSTOMER_DKEY,

  DM_SEGMENTATION_DKEY, DM_LIVE_SEGMENTATION_DKEY, DM_MAIN_DEST_SEGMENT_DKEY, DM_CC_CUSTOMER_TRIPS_DKEY, JOB_CODE,

  PE_CODE, TEST_CODE, BOUNCE_FLAG, SPAM_FLAG, OPTOUT_FLAG,

  OPTOUT_DATE, EMAIL_OPEN_FLAG, NO_OF_OPENS, FIRST_OPEN_DATE, CLICKED_FLAG,

  NO_OF_CLICKS, FIRST_CLICK_DATE, CREATED_DATE, CREATED_BY, UPDATED_FLAG,

  UPDATED_DATE, UPDATED_BY DATA_SRC, DM_CREATED_DATE, DM_CREATED_BY,

  DM_UPDATED_DATE, DM_UPDATED_BY)

  Values

  (65241500, 2970989, 36737, TO_DATE (FEBRUARY 17, 2014 12:39:45 "," MM/DD/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), 266,)

  501, 21032, 24213, 105, 54625029,

  12875 13041, -100, -100, '0360582',

  '0', « NA », ' N ', ' N ', « Y »,

  TO_DATE (FEBRUARY 17, 2014 13:22:17 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), 'Y', 1, TO_DATE (FEBRUARY 17, 2014 13:22:11 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), 'Y ',.

  1, TO_DATE (FEBRUARY 17, 2014 13:22:17 ',' ' HH24:MI:SS JJ/MM/AAAA), TO_DATE (18 FEBRUARY 2014 01:59:05 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), 'EPSILON', 'U ',.

  TO_DATE (APRIL 9, 2014 02:02:43 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), 'EPSILON', 'EPSILON', TO_DATE (18 FEBRUARY 2014 07:30:34 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), '15569',.

  TO_DATE('04/09/2014_04:59:41',_'MM/DD/YYYY_HH24:MI:SS'), ' 15569');

  Insert into UPANWAR. TEMP_UP1

  (DM_CUST_EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_FKEY, DM_EMAIL_DKEY, DM_EMAIL_TEMPLATE_DKEY, DM_CAMP_SEND_DATE, DM_EMAIL_TYPE_HIER_HKEY,

  DM_EMAIL_CAT_DKEY, DM_EMAIL_PURPOSE_DKEY, DM_WEB_CAMP_DKEY, DM_EMAIL_SUBJECT_LINE_DKEY, DM_CUSTOMER_DKEY,

  DM_SEGMENTATION_DKEY, DM_LIVE_SEGMENTATION_DKEY, DM_MAIN_DEST_SEGMENT_DKEY, DM_CC_CUSTOMER_TRIPS_DKEY, JOB_CODE,

  PE_CODE, TEST_CODE, BOUNCE_FLAG, SPAM_FLAG, OPTOUT_FLAG,

  OPTOUT_DATE, EMAIL_OPEN_FLAG, NO_OF_OPENS, FIRST_OPEN_DATE, CLICKED_FLAG,

  NO_OF_CLICKS, FIRST_CLICK_DATE, CREATED_DATE, CREATED_BY, UPDATED_FLAG,

  UPDATED_DATE, UPDATED_BY DATA_SRC, DM_CREATED_DATE, DM_CREATED_BY,

  DM_UPDATED_DATE, DM_UPDATED_BY)

  Values

  (69160573, 4777362, 34633, TO_DATE (JANUARY 2, 2014 18:09:04 ',' ' THE HH24: MI: SS MM/DD/YYYY), 266,)

  501 19323 22312, 105, 54625029,

  12875 13041, -100, -100, '0360431',

  '0', « NA », ' N ', ' N ', « Y »,

  TO_DATE (JANUARY 2, 2014 19:55:03 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), 'Y', 1, TO_DATE (JANUARY 2, 2014 19:54:55 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), 'Y ',.

  1, TO_DATE (JANUARY 2, 2014 19:55:03 ',' ' HH24:MI:SS JJ/MM/AAAA), TO_DATE (3 JANUARY 2014 01:46:06 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), 'EPSILON', 'U ',.

  TO_DATE (APRIL 16, 2014 02:01:26 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), 'EPSILON', 'EPSILON', TO_DATE (APRIL 10, 2014 05:15:59 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), '15569',.

  TO_DATE('04/16/2014_05:24:45',_'MM/DD/YYYY_HH24:MI:SS'), ' 15569');

  Insert into UPANWAR. TEMP_UP1

  (DM_CUST_EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_FKEY, DM_EMAIL_DKEY, DM_EMAIL_TEMPLATE_DKEY, DM_CAMP_SEND_DATE, DM_EMAIL_TYPE_HIER_HKEY,

  DM_EMAIL_CAT_DKEY, DM_EMAIL_PURPOSE_DKEY, DM_WEB_CAMP_DKEY, DM_EMAIL_SUBJECT_LINE_DKEY, DM_CUSTOMER_DKEY,

  DM_SEGMENTATION_DKEY, DM_LIVE_SEGMENTATION_DKEY, DM_MAIN_DEST_SEGMENT_DKEY, DM_CC_CUSTOMER_TRIPS_DKEY, JOB_CODE,

  TEST_CODE, BOUNCE_FLAG, SPAM_FLAG, OPTOUT_FLAG, OPTOUT_DATE,

  EMAIL_OPEN_FLAG, NO_OF_OPENS, CLICKED_FLAG, NO_OF_CLICKS, FIRST_CLICK_DATE,

  CREATED_DATE, CREATED_BY, UPDATED_FLAG, UPDATED_DATE AND UPDATED_BY,

  DATA_SRC, DM_CREATED_DATE, DM_CREATED_BY, DM_UPDATED_DATE, DM_UPDATED_BY)

  Values

  (69159408, 4777362, 8750, TO_DATE (JANUARY 31, 2014 11:41:52 ',' ' THE HH24: MI: SS MM/DD/YYYY), 207,)

  104, 501, 5241, 23624, 54625029,

  12875 13041, -100, -100, '2401154',

  'A', 'N', 'N', 'Y', TO_DATE (JANUARY 31, 2014 11:57:33 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'),

  'N', 0, 'Y', 1, TO_DATE (JANUARY 31, 2014 11:57:33 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'),

  TO_DATE (FEBRUARY 1, 2014 02:17:09 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), 'EPSILON', 'U', TO_DATE (APRIL 16, 2014 02:01:26 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), 'EPSILON ',.

  ('EPSILON', TO_DATE (APRIL 10, 2014 05:15:59 ',' MM/DD/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), '15569', TO_DATE (APRIL 16, 2014 05:24:45 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), '15569');

  Insert into UPANWAR. TEMP_UP1

  (DM_CUST_EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_FKEY, DM_EMAIL_DKEY, DM_EMAIL_TEMPLATE_DKEY, DM_CAMP_SEND_DATE, DM_EMAIL_TYPE_HIER_HKEY,

  DM_EMAIL_CAT_DKEY, DM_EMAIL_PURPOSE_DKEY, DM_WEB_CAMP_DKEY, DM_EMAIL_SUBJECT_LINE_DKEY, DM_CUSTOMER_DKEY,

  DM_SEGMENTATION_DKEY, DM_LIVE_SEGMENTATION_DKEY, DM_MAIN_DEST_SEGMENT_DKEY, DM_CC_CUSTOMER_TRIPS_DKEY, JOB_CODE,

  PE_CODE, TEST_CODE, BOUNCE_FLAG, SPAM_FLAG, OPTOUT_FLAG,

  OPTOUT_DATE, EMAIL_OPEN_FLAG, NO_OF_OPENS, FIRST_OPEN_DATE, CLICKED_FLAG,

  NO_OF_CLICKS, FIRST_CLICK_DATE, CREATED_DATE, CREATED_BY, UPDATED_FLAG,

  UPDATED_DATE, UPDATED_BY DATA_SRC, DM_CREATED_DATE, DM_CREATED_BY,

  DM_UPDATED_DATE, DM_UPDATED_BY)

  Values

  (69161900, 4777362, 33427, TO_DATE (DECEMBER 19, 2013 16:05:59 ',' ' THE HH24: MI: SS MM/DD/YYYY), 266,)

  501 18917, 21311, 105, 54625029,

  12875 13041, -100, -100, '0360444',

  '0', « NA », ' N ', ' N ', « Y »,

  TO_DATE (20 DECEMBER 2013 00:50:27 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), 'Y', 1, TO_DATE (20 DECEMBER 2013 00:50:22 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), 'Y ',.

  1, TO_DATE (20 DECEMBER 2013 00:50:27 ',' ' HH24:MI:SS JJ/MM/AAAA), TO_DATE (20 DECEMBER 2013 01:49:05 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), 'EPSILON', 'U ',.

  TO_DATE (APRIL 16, 2014 02:01:26 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), 'EPSILON', 'EPSILON', TO_DATE (APRIL 10, 2014 05:15:59 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), '15569',.

  TO_DATE('04/16/2014_05:24:45',_'MM/DD/YYYY_HH24:MI:SS'), ' 15569');

  Insert into UPANWAR. TEMP_UP1

  (DM_CUST_EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_FKEY, DM_EMAIL_DKEY, DM_EMAIL_TEMPLATE_DKEY, DM_CAMP_SEND_DATE, DM_EMAIL_TYPE_HIER_HKEY,

  DM_EMAIL_CAT_DKEY, DM_EMAIL_PURPOSE_DKEY, DM_WEB_CAMP_DKEY, DM_EMAIL_SUBJECT_LINE_DKEY, DM_CUSTOMER_DKEY,

  DM_SEGMENTATION_DKEY, DM_LIVE_SEGMENTATION_DKEY, DM_MAIN_DEST_SEGMENT_DKEY, DM_CC_CUSTOMER_TRIPS_DKEY, JOB_CODE,

  PE_CODE, TEST_CODE, BOUNCE_FLAG, SPAM_FLAG, OPTOUT_FLAG,

  OPTOUT_DATE, EMAIL_OPEN_FLAG, NO_OF_OPENS, FIRST_OPEN_DATE, CLICKED_FLAG,

  NO_OF_CLICKS, FIRST_CLICK_DATE, CREATED_DATE, CREATED_BY, UPDATED_FLAG,

  UPDATED_DATE, UPDATED_BY DATA_SRC, DM_CREATED_DATE, DM_CREATED_BY,

  DM_UPDATED_DATE, DM_UPDATED_BY)

  Values

  (69166742, 4777362, 36737, TO_DATE (FEBRUARY 17, 2014 12:39:45 "," MM/DD/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), 266,)

  501, 21032, 24213, 105, 54625029,

  12875 13041, -100, -100, '0360582',

  '0', « NA », ' N ', ' N ', « Y »,

  TO_DATE (FEBRUARY 17, 2014 13:22:17 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), 'Y', 1, TO_DATE (FEBRUARY 17, 2014 13:22:11 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), 'Y ',.

  1, TO_DATE (FEBRUARY 17, 2014 13:22:17 ',' ' HH24:MI:SS JJ/MM/AAAA), TO_DATE (18 FEBRUARY 2014 01:59:05 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), 'EPSILON', 'U ',.

  TO_DATE (APRIL 16, 2014 02:01:26 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), 'EPSILON', 'EPSILON', TO_DATE (APRIL 10, 2014 05:15:59 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), '15569',.

  TO_DATE('04/16/2014_05:24:45',_'MM/DD/YYYY_HH24:MI:SS'), ' 15569');

  Insert into UPANWAR. TEMP_UP1

  (DM_CUST_EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_FKEY, DM_EMAIL_DKEY, DM_EMAIL_TEMPLATE_DKEY, DM_CAMP_SEND_DATE, DM_EMAIL_TYPE_HIER_HKEY,

  DM_EMAIL_CAT_DKEY, DM_EMAIL_PURPOSE_DKEY, DM_WEB_CAMP_DKEY, DM_EMAIL_SUBJECT_LINE_DKEY, DM_CUSTOMER_DKEY,

  DM_SEGMENTATION_DKEY, DM_LIVE_SEGMENTATION_DKEY, DM_MAIN_DEST_SEGMENT_DKEY, DM_CC_CUSTOMER_TRIPS_DKEY, JOB_CODE,

  PE_CODE, TEST_CODE, BOUNCE_FLAG, SPAM_FLAG, OPTOUT_FLAG,

  OPTOUT_DATE, EMAIL_OPEN_FLAG, NO_OF_OPENS, FIRST_OPEN_DATE, CLICKED_FLAG,

  NO_OF_CLICKS, FIRST_CLICK_DATE, CREATED_DATE, CREATED_BY, UPDATED_FLAG,

  UPDATED_DATE, UPDATED_BY DATA_SRC, DM_CREATED_DATE, DM_CREATED_BY,

  DM_UPDATED_DATE, DM_UPDATED_BY)

  Values

  (69166272, 4777362, 37636, TO_DATE (MARCH 10, 2014 17:05:11 ',' ' THE HH24: MI: SS MM/DD/YYYY), 266,)

  501, 21923, 24912, 105, 54625029,

  12875 13041, -100, -100, '0360634',

  '0', « NA », ' N ', ' N ', « Y »,

  TO_DATE (MARCH 10, 2014 19:05:20 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), 'Y', 1, TO_DATE (MARCH 10, 2014 19:05:08 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), 'Y ',.

  1, TO_DATE (MARCH 10, 2014 19:05:20 ',' ' HH24:MI:SS JJ/MM/AAAA), TO_DATE (MARCH 11, 2014 03:01:16 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), 'EPSILON', 'U ',.

  TO_DATE (APRIL 16, 2014 02:01:26 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), 'EPSILON', 'EPSILON', TO_DATE (APRIL 10, 2014 05:15:59 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), '15569',.

  TO_DATE('04/16/2014_05:24:45',_'MM/DD/YYYY_HH24:MI:SS'), ' 15569');

  Insert into UPANWAR. TEMP_UP1

  (DM_CUST_EMAIL_CAMPAIGN_FKEY, DM_EMAIL_DKEY, DM_EMAIL_TEMPLATE_DKEY, DM_CAMP_SEND_DATE, DM_EMAIL_TYPE_HIER_HKEY,

  DM_EMAIL_CAT_DKEY, DM_EMAIL_PURPOSE_DKEY, DM_WEB_CAMP_DKEY, DM_EMAIL_SUBJECT_LINE_DKEY, DM_CUSTOMER_DKEY,

  DM_SEGMENTATION_DKEY, DM_LIVE_SEGMENTATION_DKEY, DM_MAIN_DEST_SEGMENT_DKEY, DM_CC_CUSTOMER_TRIPS_DKEY, JOB_CODE,

  PE_CODE, TEST_CODE, BOUNCE_FLAG, SPAM_FLAG, OPTOUT_FLAG,

  OPTOUT_DATE, EMAIL_OPEN_FLAG, NO_OF_OPENS, FIRST_OPEN_DATE, CLICKED_FLAG,

  NO_OF_CLICKS, FIRST_CLICK_DATE, CREATED_DATE, CREATED_BY, UPDATED_FLAG,

  UPDATED_DATE, UPDATED_BY DATA_SRC, DM_CREATED_DATE, DM_CREATED_BY,

  DM_UPDATED_DATE, DM_UPDATED_BY)

  Values

  (69161082, 4777362, 34635, TO_DATE (JANUARY 6, 2014 16:05:27 ',' ' THE HH24: MI: SS MM/DD/YYYY), 239,)

  501 19326, 16602, 105, 54625029,

  12875 13041, -100, -100, '1662048',

  '0', « NA », ' N ', ' N ', « Y »,

  TO_DATE (JANUARY 6, 2014 16:38:09 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), 'Y', 1, TO_DATE (JANUARY 6, 2014 16:38:01 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), 'Y ',.

  1, TO_DATE (JANUARY 6, 2014 16:38:09 ',' ' HH24:MI:SS JJ/MM/AAAA), TO_DATE (JANUARY 7, 2014 01:45:11 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), 'EPSILON', 'U ',.

  TO_DATE (APRIL 16, 2014 02:01:26 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), 'EPSILON', 'EPSILON', TO_DATE (APRIL 10, 2014 05:15:59 ',' DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI:SS'), '15569',.

  TO_DATE('04/16/2014_05:24:45',_'MM/DD/YYYY_HH24:MI:SS'), ' 15569');

  COMMIT;

  {code}

  
  

  How can I write the update in a single query. I n;' t want to use cursior

  
  

  Thanks in advance!

  
  

  Thank you

  
  

  UPDATE temp_up1 u

  SET dm_email_dkey =)

  SELECT a.me

  de)

  Select

  MIN (dm_email_dkey) compared to (partition EMAIL_ADDR) me

  dm_email_dkey k

  OF temp_upemail1) a

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  Julien = u.dm_email_dkey

  )

• 27 "mid 2011 iMac drive solid state drive is dead and must be replaced. Is this easier to do than to to replace a HDD with a SSD? I hope I can do it myself.

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• Including complex.h fails

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• Master/slave event Structure vs. State Machine

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  Steps to reproduce

  1. Open the attached draft
  2. Open Statechart.lsvc/Diagram.vi
  3. Double click on the blue Transition in the Middle, navigate to the guard
  4. Make a right-click on the enum constant-> replace-> select a VI...
  5. Choose 'Enum 2.ctl.
  6. 'Select the VI to open' dialogue box appears again. Reselect "Enum 2.ctl.
  7. Observe the first weird behavior: block diagram of the guard is replaced with the front panel of the enum
  8. Click on "Cancel".
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  Hi JKSH,

  Sorry for the incorrect post, I was talking with one of my colleagues on this issue. I was able to reproduce this problem on Windows 7 32-bit and LabVIEW 2013 (32 bit). I filed a bug report (called the request for Corrective Action or CAR) on the issue. The number of CAR is 421985. You can use this to track when the CAR will be fixed because there will be a list of cars that are resolved in the release notes. I also wanted to put that workaround for this error is just to add the VI manually, then delete the original VI (instead of use the substitute function).

  Thank you for helping us find this bug.

  Thank you

  Best regards

  Bill

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