Create table emp ( deptno int, ename varchar2(20));
SET DEFINE OFF;
Insert into EMP (DEPTNO, ENAME) Values (10, 'Mike');
Insert into EMP (DEPTNO, ENAME) Values (10, 'Nick');
Insert into EMP (DEPTNO, ENAME) Values (10, 'Carol');
Insert into EMP (DEPTNO, ENAME) Values (20, 'Jack');
Insert into EMP (DEPTNO, ENAME) Values (20, 'Joe');
Insert into EMP (DEPTNO, ENAME) Values (20, 'Janis');
Insert into EMP (DEPTNO, ENAME) Values (20, 'Chris');
Insert into EMP (DEPTNO, ENAME) Values (30, 'Adam');
COMMIT;
Select deptno,substr(max(sys_connect_by_path(ename,';')),2) ename_list
from (
Select deptno, ename, row_number() over(partition by deptno order by ename) r
from emp )
start with r = 1
connect by prior deptno = deptno
and prior r+1 = r
group by deptno
Though the sql looks complex, If you analyze the sql, there is
1) Row_number() which generates a running sequential number per deptno.
2) Connect by Deptno and rownumber
3) Get the max of the list using sys_connect_by_path and group by
4) Substr to remove the first delimiter.
Monday, November 9, 2009
Sunday, November 8, 2009
How to convert flac to Wav
Install Flac.exe
Open Command Prompt, Navigate to Flac.exe ( Usually c:\Program files\Flac)
flac -d "c:\Temp\Your_Song.flac"
Your_Song.wav will be generated in the same folder
Open Command Prompt, Navigate to Flac.exe ( Usually c:\Program files\Flac)
flac -d "c:\Temp\Your_Song.flac"
Your_Song.wav will be generated in the same folder
Saturday, November 7, 2009
Wednesday, November 4, 2009
How to move tablespace from one folder to another
This method only works for User created tablespaces. It does not require to shutdown your database.
If you need to move SYSTEM tablespaces, refer to link
In my example, I have 2 tablespaces named contm_data and contm_indx. They were created in Datapump folder by mistake. I had to move them one folder up.
Log in as SYS
Alter tablesapce contm_data offline;
Alter tablesapce contm_indx offline;
Manually copy/move the data files from old location ('E:\Oracle\OraData\PRODDB\DATAPUMP) to new location ('E:\Oracle\OraData\PRODDB)
alter tablespace contm_data rename datafile 'E:\Oracle\OraData\PRODDB\DATAPUMP\CONTM_DATA.DBF' to 'E:\Oracle\OraData\PRODDB\CONTM_DATA.DBF';
alter tablespace contm_indx rename datafile 'E:\Oracle\OraData\PRODDB\DATAPUMP\CONTM_INDX.DBF' to 'E:\Oracle\OraData\PRODDB\CONTM_INDX.DBF';
Alter tablesapce contm_data online;
Alter tablesapce contm_indx online;
If you need to move SYSTEM tablespaces, refer to link
In my example, I have 2 tablespaces named contm_data and contm_indx. They were created in Datapump folder by mistake. I had to move them one folder up.
Log in as SYS
Alter tablesapce contm_data offline;
Alter tablesapce contm_indx offline;
Manually copy/move the data files from old location ('E:\Oracle\OraData\PRODDB\DATAPUMP) to new location ('E:\Oracle\OraData\PRODDB)
alter tablespace contm_data rename datafile 'E:\Oracle\OraData\PRODDB\DATAPUMP\CONTM_DATA.DBF' to 'E:\Oracle\OraData\PRODDB\CONTM_DATA.DBF';
alter tablespace contm_indx rename datafile 'E:\Oracle\OraData\PRODDB\DATAPUMP\CONTM_INDX.DBF' to 'E:\Oracle\OraData\PRODDB\CONTM_INDX.DBF';
Alter tablesapce contm_data online;
Alter tablesapce contm_indx online;
Tuesday, November 3, 2009
Sharing TNSNames.Ora
If you have multiple oracle client installations (9i, 10g, 11i) on your box and don't want to configure tnsnames.ora for each oracle home, you can use tnsname sharing.
By sharing, you maintain 1 tnsnames.ora file and point all other tnsnames.ora (from all other home)
to the main file. Use ifile parameter to point to another location
example:
tnsnames.ora from 11i client will just have the following line. In this example it points to 10g client.
ifile=C:\oracle\product\10.2.0\db_1\NETWORK\ADMIN\tnsnames.ora
By sharing, you maintain 1 tnsnames.ora file and point all other tnsnames.ora (from all other home)
to the main file. Use ifile parameter to point to another location
example:
tnsnames.ora from 11i client will just have the following line. In this example it points to 10g client.
ifile=C:\oracle\product\10.2.0\db_1\NETWORK\ADMIN\tnsnames.ora
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