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Repeat same previous record or item in oracle forms ?
You can use DUPLICATE_RECORD built-in
You can use DUPLICATE_RECORD built-in
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Hi,[code] SELECT table_name, column_name FROM user_tab_columns WHERE upper(column_name) LIKE upper('%Last_Name%'); [/code]this in Oracle
Hi,
[code]
SELECT table_name, column_name
FROM user_tab_columns
WHERE upper(column_name) LIKE upper(‘%Last_Name%’);
[/code]
this in Oracle
See lessneed query to display ‘job’ & their counts & then display the no. of distinct ‘dept no’ under each ‘job’ & their counts ?
Hi,[code]SQL> select job, count(*) from scott.emp group by job order by 1;[/code]JOBCOUNT(*)ANALYST2CLERK4MANAGER3PRESIDENT1SALESMAN4 5 rows selected.[code]SQL>select job, count(distinct deptno), count(*)from scott.empgroup by joborder by 1;[/code]JOBCOUNT(DISTINCTDEPTNO)COUNT(*)ANALYST12CLERKRead more
Hi,
[code]
SQL> select job, count(*)
from scott.emp
group by job
order by 1;
[/code]
[code]
SQL>select job, count(distinct deptno), count(*)
from scott.emp
group by job
order by 1;
[/code]
[code]
select job, deptno, count(*)
from scott.emp
group by job,deptno
order by 1,2;
[/code]
In order to put that in a PLSQL procedure, for each SQL you can do
set serverout on
[code]
begin
for i in ( “yoursql” )
loop
dbms_output.put_line( “attributes” );
end loop;
end;
[/code]
hope this help.
See lessWhat is the major differences between ADF and JSF ?
Hi, i found this answer, hope will help you ADF Faces can be used as your JSF implementation or as a component library. If used as your JSF implementation there are differences from the JSF spec such as a longer lifecycle (ADFFaces adds two steps to the original JSF lifecycle) and an additional scopRead more
Hi,
i found this answer, hope will help you
ADF Faces can be used as your JSF implementation or as a component library. If used as your JSF implementation there are differences from the JSF spec such as a longer lifecycle (ADFFaces adds two steps to the original JSF lifecycle) and an additional scope for storing variables longer than request but shorter than session (i.e. in “process scope”).
If you end up using ADF Faces as your JSF implementation, you need to be aware that you are doing things the Oracle JSF implementation way (so you often can only find answers for what you are trying to do in the Oracle documentation, which can be lacking).
See lessHow to show a message in a report at runtime?
hi Albert, You can display a message in Oracle report builder by using the standard built-in srw.message. The basic syntax for using this package is: srw.message(error_no,'YOUR MESSAGE'); the error no will appear along with the message text. and here is the sample to do this in a particular functionRead more
hi Albert,
You can display a message in Oracle report builder by using the standard built-in srw.message.
The basic syntax for using this package is:
the error no will appear along with the message text. and here is the sample to do this in a particular function
See lessConvert number of seconds to Hours:Minutes:Seconds format
Hi, SELECT TO_CHAR(SYSDATE,'SSSSS') FROM DUAL; -- will return like 54071SELECT TO_CHAR(TO_DATE(54071,'SSSSS'),'HH24:MI:SS') FROM DUAL;-- will RETURN like 15:01:11 It will help
Hi,
SELECT TO_CHAR(SYSDATE,’SSSSS’) FROM DUAL; — will return like 54071
SELECT TO_CHAR(TO_DATE(54071,’SSSSS’),’HH24:MI:SS’) FROM DUAL;– will RETURN like 15:01:11
It will help
See lessHow to add “Auto Refresh” feature in EBS submit request form like version 12.2.6?
Hello Beter,here you will find how to implement this functionality inside 12.1.3 + versions:Click Here : Implement Auto Refresh functionality in EBS 12.1.3+
Hello Beter,
here you will find how to implement this functionality inside 12.1.3 + versions:
Click Here : Implement Auto Refresh functionality in EBS 12.1.3+
See lessWhat is the difference between schema and user ?
User is a credential to log-into to the database.Schema is group of objects of databse to be used for same purpose.One schema cam have multiple users to log into
User is a credential to log-into to the database.
Schema is group of objects of databse to be used for same purpose.
One schema cam have multiple users to log into
See lessget number of days between two dates column in oracle sql?
Hi, Like this we can use: SELECT pol_fm_dt, pol_to_dt, ROUND(pol_to_dt - pol_fm_dt) FROM pgit_policy;
Hi, Like this we can use:
How to execute multiple procedures simultaneously ?
Hi, Its better you can create different jobs for each procedure and setting their time same to start execution.
Hi,
Its better you can create different jobs for each procedure and setting their time same to start execution.
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