oracle10g

问题 Question is very similiar to this find duplicates but I'd like to find only those duplicate id with code different than 'ROME' and at least one name is 'ROME'. I want desired results because: 1. ID is duplicate. 2. At least one origin is 'ROME' 3. Remaining rows for that ID are NOT 'ROME' Table ID ORIGIN ----------- 1 ROME 1 ROME 2 ROME 2 LODI 3 ASTI 4 PISA 4 BARI Desired Results ID ORIGIN ----------- 2 ROME 2 LODI 回答1: SELECT id, origin FROM My_Table T1 WHERE EXISTS (SELECT * FROM My_Table

问题 I have a query select * from table where name in ('52 T&M', '60 T&M'); The "&" is causing the query to expect a parameter. How do I qualify the "&" in the query to sting so that the query can find string with the "&" character in them? 回答1: I would normally use set define off as suggested by omg but it is also possible to do it like this: select * from table where name in ('52 T'||Chr(38)||'M', '60 T'||Chr(38)||'M'); 回答2: The ampersand ("&") is a character interpreted by SQLPlus as a variable

问题 On Query 1 a full table scan is being performed even though the id is an indexed column. Query 2 achieves the same result but much faster. If Query 1 is run returning an indexed column then it returns quickly but if non-indexed columns are returned or the entire row is then the query takes longer. In Query 3 it runs fast but the column 'code' is a VARCHAR2(10) in stead of a NUMBER(12) and is indexed the same way as 'id'. Why does Query 1 not pick up that it should use the index? Is there

问题 Table Values CNAME Firstname Amount Postalcode Lastname Accountnumber REQUIRED O/P CNAME 'Firstname' 'Amount' 'Postalcode' 'Lastname' 'Accountnumber' 回答1: In mysql you can use the function concat(): SELECT CONCAT("'", CNAME, "'") FROM yourTable In oracle you can use the same function as above concat() or the concatenation operator: SELECT '''' || CNAME || '''' FROM yourTable; SELECT CONCAT('''', CNAME, '''') FROM yourTable; 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/41736930/output-with-single

问题 S.NO id Pid 1 123 PAQ123 2 433 WSD3FF 3 565 PAS45E 4 123 PAQ123X 5 433 WSD3FFY 6 123 PAQ123Z suppose the above is the sample records in the database. Now I want to find out in the database whether there is any word (example PAQ123) which is repeating with some prefixes/suffixes like in (PAQ123X,PAQ123Z). How can I write a query which would result into the above list scenario? 回答1: Oracle Setup : CREATE TABLE table_name ( S_NO, id, Pid ) AS SELECT 1, 123, 'PAQ123' FROM DUAL UNION ALL SELECT 2,

问题 I have just installed Oracle - DevSuitehome2, Oracle Database 10g Express Edition and Oracle Developer Suit - DevSuiteHome2. I am new to this Oracle forms, Oracle Reports, etc. During installation, it asked for the password. I entered it. It was written that use your password in SYS and SYSTEM Database accounts. After installation was completed I started SQL *Plus. I entered SYSTEM as username and my password. ERROR: ORA-12154 :TNS:could not resolve the connect identifier specified I also

问题 there is a table== create table newstudent(enroll int, name varchar2(20), DoJoin date); in c# when i type oraclecommand(1,'amit purohit', DateTime.Now()); //Error found 'nvalid month' oraclecommand(1,'amit purohit', String.Format("{0:dd-MMM-yyyy}")); //problme that save only date into database but i need time also. like '11-AUG-2009 11:22:32.0' oraclecommand(1,'amit purohit', String.Format("{0:dd-MMM-yyyy hh:mm:ss}") //also error get like string picture format in date time values 回答1: One of

问题 I am having a problem while calling oracle function, the function look like bellow CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION get_port_out_select (pi_id_pout_order IN PORT_OUT_ORDER.ID_POUT_ORDER % TYPE) RETURN sys_refcursor IS lc_cursor sys_refcursor; BEGIN OPEN lc_cursor FOR SELECT ID_POUT_ORDER, ID_LEC_USER, ID_POUT_LEC, ID_SERVICE_REC, POUT_TN, ID_IPTN, POUT_LEC_OCN, POUT_LEC_SPID, POUT_ALI_CODE, LEC_CONTACT_FNAME, LEC_CONTACT_LNAME, LEC_CONTACT_TN, LEC_CONTACT_EMAIL, DL_LEC_OCN, CUST_ACCT, CUST_F_NAME,

问题 This table is not creating in oracle 10g and I dont know why, the code is CREATE TABLE "shift" ( SHIFT_DATE DATE, OPERATOR1 VARCHAR2(30), ENGINEER VARCHAR2(30), ENGINEER2 VARCHAR2(30), MANAGER VARCHAR2(30), SHIFT VARCHAR2(5), PRIMARY KEY (SHIFT_DATE) ENABLE, FOREIGN KEY (MANAGER) REFERENCES SHIFT_MNG (MANAGER) ENABLE FOREIGN KEY (SHIFT) REFERENCES SHIFT_TYPE (SHIFT) ENABLE ); the Error message i get is ORA-00907: missing right parenthesis Any help would be greatly appreciated Thanks 回答1:

问题 I am running an oracle query in sqldeveloper: merge into invoices c using (select CUSTOMER_ID, INVOICE_NUMBER, INVOICE_DATE from dual where INVOICE_NUMBER = '123' and CUSTOMER_ID = '456' and INVOICE_DATE = '19-APR-12') cd on (c.INVOICE_NUMBER = cd.INVOICE_NUMBER) when not matched then insert (c.CUSTOMER_ID, c.INVOICE_NUMBER, c.INVOICE_DATE) values ('987', '654','179-APR-12') I keep getting a RA-00904 invalid identifier for the RA-00904 INVOICE_DATE column, even though that column exists. I