oracle11g

I use NamedNativeQuery for delete rows, and it's somthing like this: DELETE from FAKTOR where ID IN ( select fa.ID from FAKTOR fa left join FAKTOR_REASON fars on fa.FARS_ID = fars.ID where fars.ID = 63 and fa.USER_ID in (:userIds)) But How i can use more that 1000 userIds with IN Operator at Oracle where clues? P.S: I'm looking for a solution to handle it in one commit; Working around the IN limit is inefficient and JPA is not always the right tool for the job. Consider the following: Thousands of bound values will result in potentially megabytes of SQL. It will take a long time to send this

I have a table with 500,000+ records, and fields for ID, first name, last name, and email address. What I'm trying to do is find rows where the first name AND last name are both duplicates (as in the same person has two separate IDs, email addresses, or whatever, they're in the table more than once). I think I know how to find the duplicates using GROUP BY, this is what I have: SELECT first_name, last_name, COUNT(*) FROM person_table GROUP BY first_name, last_name HAVING COUNT(*) > 1 The problem is that I need to then move the entire row with these duplicated names into a different table. Is

I am attempting to pick apart a DBF file using the code in THIS AskTom post however I have no clue where I would even go to figure out how the files I'm wanting to pick apart are formatted? How was the original AskTom answer even produced? How do I figure out the dbf Header. How do I know where within the dbf file the data is stored or even how to pull out that data? My goal is to work with the code provided and come up with a solution as others have done but I'm stuck at the very first part. While researching this I found that there are many systems that use DBF files. ACCESS and MS Excel

I have the following data set, which represents nodes in a directed graph. CREATE TABLE nodes (NODE_FROM VARCHAR2(10), NODE_TO VARCHAR2(10)); INSERT INTO nodes VALUES('GT','TG'); INSERT INTO nodes VALUES('GG','GC'); INSERT INTO nodes VALUES('AT','TG'); INSERT INTO nodes VALUES('TG','GC'); INSERT INTO nodes VALUES('GC','CG'); INSERT INTO nodes VALUES('TG','GG'); INSERT INTO nodes VALUES('GC','CA'); INSERT INTO nodes VALUES('CG','GT'); Visual representation: http://esser.hopto.org/temp/image1.JPG Using this data set, I want a user to enter a level (e.g. 2) and this returns all nodes 2 "hops"

I have got a backupset of an Oracle 11g database which was created with RMAN. Now I want to import/restore the backupset onto a new and empty database server. I know that the command to create the backupset was run { backup as compressed backupset database tag "FULLBACKUP" format "/orabackup/rman/backup/FULL_%d_%T_%U"; backup as compressed backupset archivelog all tag "ARCHIVELOGS" format "/orabackup/rman/backup/ARCH_%d_%T_%U" delete all input; } but I cannot find out how to make the files produced by this command known to RMAN on my new database server and import the backupset using RESTORE