Building dynamic sql that will do CSV
I'm trying to build
something like this:
select 'select
'''||TABLE_NAME||','||COLUMN_NAME||''', ''',''',
min('||COLUMN_NAME||'),max('||COLUMN_NAME||') from
' ||OWNER||'.'||TABLE_NAME||'
where '||COLUMN_NAME||' is not
null;' FROM
dba_tab_columns WHERE table_name
in
('PAYMENTS_RECEIVED','ADDRESS_VAL','BATCH_CONTROL',
'CUSTOMER','CUSTOMER_DEFAULT','EXPLODED_PRODUCT','EXPLODED_PUBLICATION',
'EXPLOSION','ORDERS_MERCH','INVOICE','INVOICE_MERCH','CLIENT_SAMPLES','INVENTORY')
AND OWNER = 'HIST'order by owner, table_name,
column_id;
which gives me
select
'CLIENT_SAMPLES,SAMPLE_DATE5', '',
min(SAMPLE_DATE5),
max(SAMPLE_DATE5) from HIST.CLIENT_SAMPLES where SAMPLE_DATE5 is not
null;
and an output
of:
CLIENT_SAMPLES,SAMPLE_DATE5
0
11/09/2002 09:38
What I want is a
"comma" between everything and perhaps ", but building this dynamically has got
my brain all fuddled. Trying to figure out what to build in the dynamic to get
the executed sql to look right... I just can't seem to get the right
combination...
I'd like something
like:
CLIENT_SAMPLES,SAMPLE_DATE5,
0
,11/09/2002 09:38
or
"CLIENT_SAMPLES","SAMPLE_DATE5","0
","11/09/2002 09:38"
Michael Alan Kline, Sr.PrincipalConsultantBusiness to Business
Solutions, LLCPhone: 804-744-1545 Cell: 804-314-6262ICQ: 1009605,
975313Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Web: www.b2bsol.com
RE: Building dynamic sql that will do CSV
set colsep ','
might help too.
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Building dynamic sql that will do CSV
I'm trying to
build something like this:
select 'select
'''||TABLE_NAME||','||COLUMN_NAME||''', ''',''',
min('||COLUMN_NAME||'),max('||COLUMN_NAME||') from
' ||OWNER||'.'||TABLE_NAME||'
where '||COLUMN_NAME||' is not
null;' FROM
dba_tab_columns WHERE table_name
in
('PAYMENTS_RECEIVED','ADDRESS_VAL','BATCH_CONTROL',
'CUSTOMER','CUSTOMER_DEFAULT','EXPLODED_PRODUCT','EXPLODED_PUBLICATION',
'EXPLOSION','ORDERS_MERCH','INVOICE','INVOICE_MERCH','CLIENT_SAMPLES','INVENTORY')
AND OWNER = 'HIST'order by owner, table_name,
column_id;
which gives me
select
'CLIENT_SAMPLES,SAMPLE_DATE5', '',
min(SAMPLE_DATE5),
max(SAMPLE_DATE5) from HIST.CLIENT_SAMPLES where SAMPLE_DATE5 is not
null;
and an output
of:
CLIENT_SAMPLES,SAMPLE_DATE5
0
11/09/2002 09:38
What I want is a
"comma" between everything and perhaps ", but building this dynamically has
got my brain all fuddled. Trying to figure out what to build in the dynamic to
get the executed sql to look right... I just can't seem to get the right
combination...
I'd like
something like:
CLIENT_SAMPLES,SAMPLE_DATE5,
0
,11/09/2002 09:38
or
"CLIENT_SAMPLES","SAMPLE_DATE5","0
","11/09/2002 09:38"
Michael Alan Kline, Sr.PrincipalConsultantBusiness to Business
Solutions, LLCPhone: 804-744-1545 Cell: 804-314-6262ICQ:
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Antw: Building dynamic sql that will do CSV
Hi Michael,
are you looking for something like:
SET COLSEP ','?
Greetings,
Guido
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 28.08.2003 17.49 Uhr
I'm trying to build something like this:
select 'select '''||TABLE_NAME||','||COLUMN_NAME||''', ''',''',
min('||COLUMN_NAME||'),
max('||COLUMN_NAME||') from '
||OWNER||'.'||TABLE_NAME||' where '||COLUMN_NAME||' is not null;'
FROM dba_tab_columns
WHERE table_name in
('PAYMENTS_RECEIVED','ADDRESS_VAL','BATCH_CONTROL',
'CUSTOMER','CUSTOMER_DEFAULT','EXPLODED_PRODUCT','EXPLODED_PUBLICATION',
'EXPLOSION','ORDERS_MERCH','INVOICE','INVOICE_MERCH','CLIENT_SAMPLES','INVEN
TORY')
AND OWNER = 'HIST'
order by owner, table_name, column_id;
which gives me
select 'CLIENT_SAMPLES,SAMPLE_DATE5', '
', min(SAMPLE_DATE5),
max(SAMPLE_DATE5) from HIST.CLIENT_SAMPLES where SAMPLE_DATE5 is
not null;
and an output of:
CLIENT_SAMPLES,SAMPLE_DATE5 011/09/2002 09:38
What I want is a comma between everything and perhaps , but building this
dynamically has got my brain all fuddled. Trying to figure out what to build
in the dynamic to get the executed sql to look right... I just can't seem to
get the right combination...
I'd like something like:
CLIENT_SAMPLES,SAMPLE_DATE5, 0,11/09/2002 09:38
or
CLIENT_SAMPLES,SAMPLE_DATE5,0,11/09/2002 09:38
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Re: Building dynamic sql that will do CSV
see http://www.cybcon.com/~jkstill/util/dump/dump.html
On Thu, 2003-08-28 at 08:49, Michael Kline wrote:
I'm trying to build something like this:
select 'select '''||TABLE_NAME||','||COLUMN_NAME||''', ''',''',
min('||COLUMN_NAME||'),
max('||COLUMN_NAME||') from '
||OWNER||'.'||TABLE_NAME||' where '||COLUMN_NAME||' is not null;'
FROM dba_tab_columns
WHERE table_name in
('PAYMENTS_RECEIVED','ADDRESS_VAL','BATCH_CONTROL',
'CUSTOMER','CUSTOMER_DEFAULT','EXPLODED_PRODUCT','EXPLODED_PUBLICATION',
'EXPLOSION','ORDERS_MERCH','INVOICE','INVOICE_MERCH','CLIENT_SAMPLES','INVEN
TORY')
AND OWNER = 'HIST'
order by owner, table_name, column_id;
which gives me
select 'CLIENT_SAMPLES,SAMPLE_DATE5', '
', min(SAMPLE_DATE5),
max(SAMPLE_DATE5) from HIST.CLIENT_SAMPLES where SAMPLE_DATE5 is
not null;
and an output of:
CLIENT_SAMPLES,SAMPLE_DATE5 011/09/2002 09:38
What I want is a comma between everything and perhaps , but building this
dynamically has got my brain all fuddled. Trying to figure out what to build
in the dynamic to get the executed sql to look right... I just can't seem to
get the right combination...
I'd like something like:
CLIENT_SAMPLES,SAMPLE_DATE5, 0,11/09/2002 09:38
or
CLIENT_SAMPLES,SAMPLE_DATE5,0,11/09/2002 09:38
Michael Alan Kline, Sr.
Principal Consultant
Business to Business Solutions, LLC
Phone: 804-744-1545 Cell: 804-314-6262
ICQ: 1009605, 975313
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