XMLAGG problem
I have query update "XMLTYPE.
but when I execute this statement my value does not get updates.
This XML query return value: '0_1000000000000000000 ~ 1024 ~. 00017578125 ~ 0 ~ 0'
Update (select res_14
of temp_records_tap_amit t
where t.call_type = 5
and t.first_record = 1
and t.res_14 is null
and t.plcode is not null
and in t.plcode select (separate plan_code
of multitier_tadig_list_amit
where trunc (t.call_date) between trunc (start_date) and trunc (end_date))
) tt
set (res_14) = (select rtrim (xmlagg (xmlelement (e, r_rateplan.tier_start |)))) » _'|| r_rateplan.tier_end: ' ~' | r_rateplan. Pulse: ' ~' | r_rateplan.rate |
'~'|| r_rateplan.setup_fees: ' ~' | r_rateplan.min_charge | (') .extract('//text () '),': ') as rate_values
from (select mrp.*
of m_rateplan mrp
order of mrp.tier_start
) r_rateplan
where plcode = ' 1.3'.
and call_type = 4
and callzone_calling = ' *'
and callzone_called = ' *'
); -'0_1000000000000000000 ~ 1024 ~. 00017578125 ~ 0 ~ 0'
pls help is there a property defined in oracle for XMLAGG type? or something else?
Please check the question as answered, if you are satisfied.
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If not then a simple case statement should be enough:SQL> set long 1000 SQL> SQL> select XMLSerialize(document 2 xmlelement("root", 3 xmlagg( 4 xmlelement("emp" 5 , xmlforest(Key as "ID") 6 , xmlforest(name as "ename") 7 , case when description is not null then 8 xmlelement("Descriptions", 9 xmlforest(description as "Desc") 10 ) 11 end 12 ) 13 ) 14 ) as clob indent 15 ) as t 16 from test_table; T --------------------------------------------------------------------------------1 sam desc1 2 max desc2 3 peter 4 andrew -
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Hello everyone,
I come here with a question that troubled me for some time. I have a script which I run in SQLPLUS every now and then to generate an XML file.
Problem is that the data that must be in XML format are not allways <>NULL and I need to hide empty tags < / tag >.
I'll post my script below and if you could help me with it, it would be really great!
Thanks for reading!
Now lets pretend thatset long 20000000 set long 20000000 set linesize 32000 SET ECHO OFF SET TRIMSPOOL on SET HEADING OFF SET PAGESIZE 50000 SET VERIFY OFF SET FEEDBACK OFF SET TERMOUT OFF spool C:\test.xml set serveroutput on begin dbms_output.put_line('<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>'); end; / SELECT XMLELEMENT("ReportRoot",XMLATTRIBUTES('http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance' as "xmlns:xsi", 'http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema' as "xmlns:xsd" , '1.0' as "Version",sysdate as "CreationDate",to_char(sysdate,'hh:mm:ss') as "CreationTime",'1524544845' as "id"), XMLELEMENT("Porocila",XMLELEMENT("JOLY",(SELECT XMLAGG (XMLELEMENT("RefNrReport",replace('SON'||to_char(ref_ST,'00000'),' ',''))) from access_table_2 where ref_ST = &1), XMLELEMENT("ReportDate",sysdate),XMLELEMENT("Labeling",'545254450'), (SELECT XMLAGG (XMLELEMENT("Reportf", XMLELEMENT("access",access), XMLELEMENT("date",date), XMLELEMENT("datep",datep), XMLELEMENT("ModificationInfo",'M'),XMLELEMENT("ModificationReason",modireason))) from v_xml_test where id_dok = &1 and ind_print = '1')))) .extract('/*') from dual / spool off / exit
sometimes is NULL and I don't want to see it.XMLELEMENT("datep",datep),Now lets pretend that
XMLELEMENT("datep",datep),sometimes is NULL and I don't want to see it.
XMLForest that does exactly:
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Someone deal with this?Serialize the output as CLOB and DBMS_XSLPROCESSOR.clob2file procedure used to write to a file:
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Hello
I have to produce XML to look like:
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I have a query that does not produce this output (with the exception of the roletype attribute), but its execution is horrible; It takes about 40 minutes to return data:
Similar queries produce classes and XML users very well without any performance problems, but these are driven out of the view of course or the sight of registrations, but not both.SELECT XMLROOT( XMLELEMENT("enterprise", XMLAGG( XMLELEMENT("membership", XMLFOREST( XMLELEMENT("id",cx.mapped_course_id) as "sourcedid" ), (SELECT XMLAGG( XMLELEMENT("member", XMLFOREST(XMLELEMENT("id",spriden_id) AS "sourcedid", XMLELEMENT("status",'1') AS "role" ) ) ) FROM enrollments_fall_sfrstca efs , spriden sp , gzv_tuid t WHERE sp.spriden_change_ind IS NULL AND sp.spriden_pidm = t.pidm AND t.tuid = efs.user_name AND efs.mapped_course_id = cx.mapped_course_id AND efs.term = cx.semester ) ) ) ) , VERSION '1.0', STANDALONE NO VALUE) FROM courses_xt cx WHERE cx.semester = :term_code ;
Is there another way that I can produce the nesting that I need for the scheme the provider?
Source views are basically as follows (showing the relevant columns only):
courses_xt:
enrollments_fall_sfrstca:MAPPED_COURSE_ID SEMEST ---------------------- ------ AVFT209-13307-201210 201210 AVFT210-13308-201210 201210
When I make the request without the XML (with subqueries as a column of the outer query), it returns the appropriate fast data (a few minutes).MAPPED_COURSE_ID USER_NAME ---------------------- --------- AVFT209-13307-201210 FULLERC8 AVFT209-13307-201210 SHUPEK AVFT209-13307-201210 NOMAN AVFT210-13308-201210 SHUPEK AVFT210-13308-201210 PELLONM
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Please advise!
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Have you tried with a GROUP BY and any subquery?
Here is an example of the use of schema SCOTT.
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Hello
I want to use the sql xml operators to build the XML from relational data.
I use 11 GR 2 (11.2.0.1)
I followed this: http://blogs.oracle.com/warehousebuilder/entry/leveraging_xdb, but mapping wearing it is not included in the downloadable zip file.
My problem is the following:
I don't know how to use the group by part of the XMLAgg function in expression of OWB operator.
I will explain:
You have Tables DEPARTMENT and PERSON (examples of oracle data).
The XML must be:
< = 'SALES' service name >
PU_CLERK Baida < employee > < / employee >
Colmenares PU_CLERK < employee > < / employee >
< / Department >
Owb, you can join two tables and even use XMLAgg for combined, the employee fields.
Something like:
XMLAgg)
XMLElement ("EMPLOYEE", employee.lastname)
)
And that put in an xmlnode becomes:
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XMLAgg)
XMLElement ("EMPLOYEE", employee.lastname)
)
)
However if I want to use the departname of the person, who is just a field in the Recordset adheres and putting that in an attribute of the node Department Oracle complains.
XMLElement ("Department",
XMLAttributes (department.name like "name"),
XMLAgg)
XMLElement ("EMPLOYEE", employee.lastname)
)
)
This is because Oracle aggregates all records used for sourcing the constructed XML, not just things of the person.
Normally, you must include a Select Group by some of the training to allow the use of the Department name in the attribute such as:
Select
XMLElement ("Department",
XMLAttributes (department.name like "name"),
XMLAgg)
XMLElement ("EMPLOYEE", employee.lastname)
)
) of the employee to join the Department on (department.xx = employee.xx)
Department.name group
That is the catch! By using the group by in an expression of the faulty operator in sql results since OWB generates incorrect sql when you use generate intermediary and apparently in the wrong place!
Rather than appear after the xxx FROM it appears between the hook closing of xmlelement and FROM.
(Of course that this is due to owb just paste the contents of entire expression operators between the parties)
Someone knows how to fix this?
I need some kind of workaround without resorting to the pl/sql, etc.
As I said the blog display is not clear enough for me so if someone can help, please do :-)
This problem should not be first on the surface because it seems commonplace, it's just that I'm perplexed and owb guide is incomplete at best on this point.
I'm sorry for the loss of formatting, but the editor post on this forum is really...
Published by: MichaelR64 on June 30, 2011 14:21Hi Michael
You must use the aggregator to make group as in the example below, you can set other expressions to project the XML, as I did below...
http://blogs.Oracle.com/warehousebuilder/resource/OWB/owb_xdb_example20110701.jpgIs that what you're after?
See you soon
David -
Hi all
a have a problem of aggregation xml on the hierarchy of an xml document.
Following initial position:
XML-Structure:
< layer 1 > (FK)
< layer 2 > (FK)
< layer 3 > (FK)
< layer 4 / > (PK)
< / Layer 3 >
< / Layer2 >
< / Layer1 >
Now, I want to generate the XML from the database:
create or replace view xml
as
Select XMLELEMENT ("layer1",
(SELECT XMLAGG)
XMLElement ("Layer2",
(SELECT XMLAGG)
XMLElement ("Layer 3",
(SELECT XMLAGG)
XMLElement ("Layer4",
))
TABLENAME k1 where k1.layer3_id = k2.layer3_id)))
TABLENAME k2 where k2.layer2_id = k3.layer2_id)))
TABLENAME k3 where k3.layer1_id = kmp.layer1_id)))
)))
XML
TableName kmp
but I think it's the wrong way to solve the problem.
Someone at - it a suggestion, to manage such structures of aggregation?
Thank you in advanceYes, it helps.
I don't see anything inherently wrong with your first approach.
If necessary the table access can be optimized with indexes in _id columns (if they aren't already there), or perhaps a subquery factoring (use WITH clause).
However, you can also try the following:
create table sample_data as select 1 furniture_id, 1 room_id, 1 house_id, 1 family_id from dual union all select 2 furniture_id, 1 room_id, 1 house_id, 1 family_id from dual union all select 3 furniture_id, 1 room_id, 1 house_id, 1 family_id from dual union all select 4 furniture_id, 2 room_id, 1 house_id, 1 family_id from dual union all select 5 furniture_id, 3 room_id, 1 house_id, 1 family_id from dual union all select 6 furniture_id, 4 room_id, 2 house_id, 1 family_id from dual union all select 7 furniture_id, 5 room_id, 3 house_id, 2 family_id from dual union all select 8 furniture_id, 6 room_id, 3 house_id, 2 family_id from dual union all select 9 furniture_id, 6 room_id, 3 house_id, 2 family_id from dual union all select 10 furniture_id, 6 room_id, 3 house_id, 2 family_id from dual;SELECT xmlelement("Families", xmlagg( xmlelement("Family", xmlattributes(family_id as "family_id"), xmlagg(house) ) ) ).getclobval() as "Doc" FROM ( SELECT xmlelement("House", xmlattributes(house_id as "house_id"), xmlagg(room) ) as house, family_id FROM ( SELECT xmlelement("Room", xmlattributes(room_id as "room_id"), xmlagg( xmlelement("Furniture", xmlattributes(furniture_id as "furniture_id")) ) ) as room, house_id, family_id FROM sample_data GROUP BY room_id, house_id, family_id ) GROUP BY house_id, family_id ) GROUP BY family_id ;It takes a single scan of the base table, since the groups are built by children (PK) parents, instead of parents to children in the first approach.
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In 9i XMLAGG use to merge lines
Hello
I have some standard SQL that returns:
I want the output to be displayed in the form:Smith Parameter1 Value1 Smith Parameter2 Value2 Smith Parameter3 Value3 Jones Parameter1 Value1 Jones Parameter2 Value2
I've found that XMLAGG and XMLELEMENT functions make the case:Smith Parameter1 Value1 Parameter2 Value2 Parameter3 Value3 Jones Parameter1 Value1 Parameter2 Value2
The only thing is, the SQL command order initially lines does not appear when they are merged in a single line, so I can get:SELECT e.EMPLOYEE, RTRIM(XMLAGG(XMLELEMENT(my_element, p.P_NAME||' '||v.P_VALUE||' ')).extract('//text()'), ' ') FROM my_employees e, my_parameters p, my_parameter_values v WHERE v.P_ID = p.P_ID AND v.EMP_ID = e.EMP_ID GROUP BY e.EMPLOYEE
He returned in the correct order if I run the SQL without the XMLELEMENTS/XMLAGG function, so I guess it's a question of how the XMLAGG function parses the data?Smith Parameter1 Value1 Parameter3 Value3 Parameter2 Value2 Jones Parameter2 Value2 Parameter1 Value1
Is that what I can do to fix this problem or is there another approach (in 9i) that I can use to get the required result?
Thank you very much
Bagpuss
Published by: Bagpuss on July 22, 2010 03:36
Published by: Bagpuss on July 22, 2010 03:39Bagpuss says:
Is that what I can do to fix this problem or is there another approach (in 9i) that I can use to get the required result?The ORDER BY for XMLAGG clause gives you good results?
SELECT e.EMPLOYEE, RTRIM(XMLAGG(XMLELEMENT(my_element, p.P_NAME||' '||v.P_VALUE||' ') ORDER BY p.P_NAME).extract('//text()'), ' ') FROM my_employees e, my_parameters p, my_parameter_values v WHERE v.P_ID = p.P_ID AND v.EMP_ID = e.EMP_ID GROUP BY e.EMPLOYEE -
XmlAgg n first ordered only catch of the elements
I can't find a way on Oracle to limit the number of lines that are aggregated by XmlAgg only the first n a specified order. I made a simple example that illustrates my problem which should be easy to reproduce, as follows:
I have two tables, the INCIDENT and INCIDENT_LOG_ENTRY (there may be multiple entries for a given incident).
I want to extract details of an incident (such as XML) and its last two log entries only.
-Create the table of the INCIDENT and the two incidents:
create table INCIDENT (ID NUMBER (10,0) PRIMARY KEY, INCIDENT_SUMMARY VARCHAR2 (200));
insert into INCIDENT values (1, 'Hold up');
insert into INCIDENT values (2, 'Car Accident');
-Create table entries and the INCIDENT_LOG_ENTRY log for these two incidents:
CREATE table INCIDENT_LOG_ENTRY (ID NUMBER PRIMARY KEY (10.0), INCIDENT_ID NUMBER (10.0), ENTRY_DATE_TIME DATE, ENTRY_TEXT VARCHAR2 (500));
insert into INCIDENT_LOG_ENTRY values (1, 1, TO_DATE ('2009-01-01 08:15:11 ',' ' YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI:SS), 'Hold up on Main Street');
insert into INCIDENT_LOG_ENTRY values (2, 1, TO_DATE ('2009-01-01 08:17:40 ',' YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI:SS'), "Continued in high-speed chase Suspect");
insert into INCIDENT_LOG_ENTRY values (3, 1, TO_DATE ('2009-01-01 08:20:29 ',' ' YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI:SS), "Suspect lost in traffic");
insert into INCIDENT_LOG_ENTRY values (4, 1, TO_DATE ('2009-01-03 11:55:31 ',' ' YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI:SS), "Suspect apprehended in the hospital");
insert into INCIDENT_LOG_ENTRY values (21, 2, TO_DATE ('2009-01-01 08:29:15 ',' ' YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI:SS), "Collision between car jumping the red light and truck");
insert into INCIDENT_LOG_ENTRY values (22, 2, TO_DATE ('2009-01-01 08:45:53 ',' YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI:SS'), "Driver taken to hospital");
Here's the query (note order reports by xmlAgg according to the Oracle documentation):
SELECT xmlAgg (xmlElement ('INCIDENT', xmlForest (i.ID, i.INCIDENT_SUMMARY),))
xmlElement ("INCIDENT_LOG_ENTRIES",
(SELECT xmlAgg (xmlElement ("INCIDENT_LOG_ENTRY", xmlForest (ile.ID, island. ENTRY_DATE_TIME, island. (Order ENTRY_TEXT)) of the island. ENTRY_DATE_TIME desc)
ISLAND of INCIDENT_LOG_ENTRY
WHERE island. INCIDENT_ID = i.ID
AND rownum < = 2
))))
SINCE the INCIDENT I where i.ID = 1
And here is the result:
< INCIDENT >
< ID > 1 < /ID >
Wear the < INCIDENT_SUMMARY > < / INCIDENT_SUMMARY >
< INCIDENT_LOG_ENTRIES >
< INCIDENT_LOG_ENTRY >
< ID > 2 < /ID >
< ENTRY_DATE_TIME > 1 January 09 < / ENTRY_DATE_TIME >
< ENTRY_TEXT > Suspect continued in high speed pursuit < / ENTRY_TEXT >
< / INCIDENT_LOG_ENTRY >
< INCIDENT_LOG_ENTRY >
< ID > 1 < /ID >
< ENTRY_DATE_TIME > 1 January 09 < / ENTRY_DATE_TIME >
< ENTRY_TEXT > Hold up on Main Street < / ENTRY_TEXT >
< / INCIDENT_LOG_ENTRY >
< / INCIDENT_LOG_ENTRIES >
< / INCIDENT >
This isn't the desired result - I want the last two entries in journal (4 and 3). Clearly the rownum took effect before the classification is applied by XmlAgg. However, if I try to force the order first by using a nested subquery, Oracle complained that the incident (table alias 'i') is not visible in the subquery:
SELECT xmlAgg (xmlElement ('INCIDENT', xmlForest (i.ID, i.INCIDENT_SUMMARY),))
xmlElement ("INCIDENT_LOG_ENTRIES",
(SELECT xmlAgg (xmlElement ("INCIDENT_LOG_ENTRY", xmlForest (ile.ID, island. ENTRY_DATE_TIME, island. (Order ENTRY_TEXT)) of the island. ENTRY_DATE_TIME desc)
FROM (select * from (select * from INCIDENT_LOG_ENTRY WHERE INCIDENT_ID = ENTRY_DATE_TIME order i.ID) where rownum < = 2) island
))))
SINCE the INCIDENT I where i.ID = 1
Which translates into:
SQL error: ORA-00904: "I." "" Id ": invalid identifier
If anyone knows how to solve this problem, I would be extremely grateful.
(BTW, it works without any problem on SQL Server):
Select i.ID, i.INCIDENT_SUMMARY,.
(select the 2 best ile.ID, island. ENTRY_TEXT, island. ENTRY_DATE_TIME
Island of INCIDENT_LOG_ENTRY
where island. INCIDENT_ID = i.ID
order of the island. ENTRY_DATE_TIME desc for xml path ('INCIDENT_LOG_ENTRY'), type) as "INCIDENT_LOG_ENTRIES".
Since the INCIDENT I
where i.ID = 1
for xml path ('INCIDENT') type
Which gives the desired result:
< INCIDENT >
< ID > 1 < /ID >
Wear the < INCIDENT_SUMMARY > < / INCIDENT_SUMMARY >
< INCIDENT_LOG_ENTRIES >
< INCIDENT_LOG_ENTRY >
< ID > 4 / < ID >
< ENTRY_TEXT > Suspect apprehended in hospital < / ENTRY_TEXT >
< ENTRY_DATE_TIME > 2009-01-03T 11: 55:31 < / ENTRY_DATE_TIME >
< / INCIDENT_LOG_ENTRY >
< INCIDENT_LOG_ENTRY >
< ID > 3 < /ID >
< ENTRY_TEXT > Suspect lost in traffic < / ENTRY_TEXT >
< ENTRY_DATE_TIME > 2009 - 01-01 T 08: 20:29 < / ENTRY_DATE_TIME >
< / INCIDENT_LOG_ENTRY >
< / INCIDENT_LOG_ENTRIES >
< / INCIDENT >
)SQL> set lines 160 SQL> column ENTRY_TEXT format A64 SQL> select ile.ID, ile.ENTRY_DATE_TIME, ile.ENTRY_TEXT 2 from INCIDENT_LOG_ENTRY ile 3 order by ile.ENTRY_DATE_TIME desc 4 / 4 03-JAN-09 Suspect apprehended in hospital 22 01-JAN-09 Driver taken to hospital 21 01-JAN-09 Collision between car jumping red light and lorry 3 01-JAN-09 Suspect lost in traffic 2 01-JAN-09 Suspect pursued in high speed chase 1 01-JAN-09 Hold up on Main Street 6 rows selected. Elapsed: 00:00:00.01 SQL> select ile.ID, ile.ENTRY_DATE_TIME, ile.ENTRY_TEXT 2 from INCIDENT_LOG_ENTRY ile 3 where rownum <= 2 4 order by ile.ENTRY_DATE_TIME desc 5 / 2 01-JAN-09 Suspect pursued in high speed chase 1 01-JAN-09 Hold up on Main Street Elapsed: 00:00:00.01 SQL> select ile.ID, ile.ENTRY_DATE_TIME, ile.ENTRY_TEXT 2 from ( 3 select ile.ID, ile.ENTRY_DATE_TIME, ile.ENTRY_TEXT 4 from INCIDENT_LOG_ENTRY ile 5 order by ile.ENTRY_DATE_TIME desc 6 ) ile 7 where rownum <= 2 8 / 4 03-JAN-09 Suspect apprehended in hospital 22 01-JAN-09 Driver taken to hospital Elapsed: 00:00:00.00 SQL> create or replace view INCIDENT_LOG_ENTRY_ORDERED 2 as 3 select * 4 from INCIDENT_LOG_ENTRY 5 order by INCIDENT_ID, ENTRY_DATE_TIME desc 6 / View created. Elapsed: 00:00:00.15 SQL> SELECT xmlserialize 2 ( 3 DOCUMENT 4 xmlAgg 5 ( 6 xmlElement 7 ( 8 "INCIDENT", 9 xmlForest(i.ID, i.INCIDENT_SUMMARY), 10 xmlElement 11 ( 12 "INCIDENT_LOG_ENTRIES", 13 ( 14 SELECT xmlAgg 15 ( 16 xmlElement 17 ( 18 "INCIDENT_LOG_ENTRY", 19 xmlForest(ile.ID, ile.ENTRY_DATE_TIME, ile.ENTRY_TEXT) 20 ) 21 ) 22 from INCIDENT_LOG_ENTRY_ORDERED ile 23 WHERE ile.INCIDENT_ID = i.ID 24 and rownum < 3 25 ) 26 ) 27 ) 28 ) 29 as CLOB indent size = 2 30 ) 31 FROM INCIDENT i 32 where i.ID = 1 33 /1 Hold up 4 2009-01-03 Suspect apprehended in hospital 3 2009-01-01 Suspect lost in traffic
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