How to Combine two queries into one in Oracle SQL
1
We have an error in production, luckily have a manual solution for this, however I have to run below two queries every morning to fix the error. This is so manual, I want to automate this and combine two queries into one. However we only have this error in production and not in DEV or QA, if I mess up with the combining query that will end up a chaos, So I need your expertise.
1st Query brings project numbers
select id, ugenProjectNumber
from unifier_uxpecai
where (pecaiChecklistNumber = 0 or pecaiChecklistNumber is null)
or (pecaiChecklistItemNumber = 0 or pecaiChecklistItemNumber is null)
2nd Query fix broken links between action items and list items, I manually put 1st query results unique project numbers into second query and run the second query per each unique project numbers.
update unifier_uxpecai pai
set (pai.pecaiChecklistNumber, pai.pecaiChecklistItemNumber) =
(
select pcl.id, pcli.id
from unifier_uxpecl pcl
inner join unifier_uxpecl_lineitem pcli on pcli.uuu_tab_id = 0 and
pcli.record_id = pcl.id
where pcl.ugenProjectNumber = 'GL-16-161010-143502'
and pcli.pecItemActionItemBPC = pai.id
)
where exists
(
select pcli.pecItemActionItemBPC
from unifier_uxpecl pcl
inner join unifier_uxpecl_lineitem pcli on pcli.uuu_tab_id = 0 and
pcli.record_id = pcl.id
where pcl.ugenProjectNumber = 'GL-16-161010-143502'
and pcli.pecItemActionItemBPC = pai.id
)
and (pai.pecaiChecklistNumber = 0 or pai.pecaiChecklistItemNumber = 0)
sql oracle
asked Nov 15 at 19:01
hacikho
38110
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1
We have an error in production, luckily have a manual solution for this, however I have to run below two queries every morning to fix the error. This is so manual, I want to automate this and combine two queries into one. However we only have this error in production and not in DEV or QA, if I mess up with the combining query that will end up a chaos, So I need your expertise.
1st Query brings project numbers
select id, ugenProjectNumber
from unifier_uxpecai
where (pecaiChecklistNumber = 0 or pecaiChecklistNumber is null)
or (pecaiChecklistItemNumber = 0 or pecaiChecklistItemNumber is null)
2nd Query fix broken links between action items and list items, I manually put 1st query results unique project numbers into second query and run the second query per each unique project numbers.
update unifier_uxpecai pai
set (pai.pecaiChecklistNumber, pai.pecaiChecklistItemNumber) =
(
select pcl.id, pcli.id
from unifier_uxpecl pcl
inner join unifier_uxpecl_lineitem pcli on pcli.uuu_tab_id = 0 and
pcli.record_id = pcl.id
where pcl.ugenProjectNumber = 'GL-16-161010-143502'
and pcli.pecItemActionItemBPC = pai.id
)
where exists
(
select pcli.pecItemActionItemBPC
from unifier_uxpecl pcl
inner join unifier_uxpecl_lineitem pcli on pcli.uuu_tab_id = 0 and
pcli.record_id = pcl.id
where pcl.ugenProjectNumber = 'GL-16-161010-143502'
and pcli.pecItemActionItemBPC = pai.id
)
and (pai.pecaiChecklistNumber = 0 or pai.pecaiChecklistItemNumber = 0)
sql oracle
asked Nov 15 at 19:01
hacikho
38110
just add in where clause (your first query as some alias say xyz) in your second query and use xyz.some_name to reference and use in your second query as input somewhat similar to a corelated subquery
– Himanshu Ahuja
Nov 15 at 19:06
Thanks helping, but I do need little bit more clear help, since this code will run on production.
– hacikho
Nov 15 at 19:29
add a comment |
1
1
1
We have an error in production, luckily have a manual solution for this, however I have to run below two queries every morning to fix the error. This is so manual, I want to automate this and combine two queries into one. However we only have this error in production and not in DEV or QA, if I mess up with the combining query that will end up a chaos, So I need your expertise.
1st Query brings project numbers
select id, ugenProjectNumber
from unifier_uxpecai
where (pecaiChecklistNumber = 0 or pecaiChecklistNumber is null)
or (pecaiChecklistItemNumber = 0 or pecaiChecklistItemNumber is null)
2nd Query fix broken links between action items and list items, I manually put 1st query results unique project numbers into second query and run the second query per each unique project numbers.
update unifier_uxpecai pai
set (pai.pecaiChecklistNumber, pai.pecaiChecklistItemNumber) =
(
select pcl.id, pcli.id
from unifier_uxpecl pcl
inner join unifier_uxpecl_lineitem pcli on pcli.uuu_tab_id = 0 and
pcli.record_id = pcl.id
where pcl.ugenProjectNumber = 'GL-16-161010-143502'
and pcli.pecItemActionItemBPC = pai.id
)
where exists
(
select pcli.pecItemActionItemBPC
from unifier_uxpecl pcl
inner join unifier_uxpecl_lineitem pcli on pcli.uuu_tab_id = 0 and
pcli.record_id = pcl.id
where pcl.ugenProjectNumber = 'GL-16-161010-143502'
and pcli.pecItemActionItemBPC = pai.id
)
and (pai.pecaiChecklistNumber = 0 or pai.pecaiChecklistItemNumber = 0)
sql oracle
asked Nov 15 at 19:01
hacikho
38110
We have an error in production, luckily have a manual solution for this, however I have to run below two queries every morning to fix the error. This is so manual, I want to automate this and combine two queries into one. However we only have this error in production and not in DEV or QA, if I mess up with the combining query that will end up a chaos, So I need your expertise.
1st Query brings project numbers
select id, ugenProjectNumber
from unifier_uxpecai
where (pecaiChecklistNumber = 0 or pecaiChecklistNumber is null)
or (pecaiChecklistItemNumber = 0 or pecaiChecklistItemNumber is null)
2nd Query fix broken links between action items and list items, I manually put 1st query results unique project numbers into second query and run the second query per each unique project numbers.
update unifier_uxpecai pai
set (pai.pecaiChecklistNumber, pai.pecaiChecklistItemNumber) =
(
select pcl.id, pcli.id
from unifier_uxpecl pcl
inner join unifier_uxpecl_lineitem pcli on pcli.uuu_tab_id = 0 and
pcli.record_id = pcl.id
where pcl.ugenProjectNumber = 'GL-16-161010-143502'
and pcli.pecItemActionItemBPC = pai.id
)
where exists
(
select pcli.pecItemActionItemBPC
from unifier_uxpecl pcl
inner join unifier_uxpecl_lineitem pcli on pcli.uuu_tab_id = 0 and
pcli.record_id = pcl.id
where pcl.ugenProjectNumber = 'GL-16-161010-143502'
and pcli.pecItemActionItemBPC = pai.id
)
and (pai.pecaiChecklistNumber = 0 or pai.pecaiChecklistItemNumber = 0)
sql oracle
sql oracle
asked Nov 15 at 19:01
hacikho
38110
asked Nov 15 at 19:01
hacikho
38110
asked Nov 15 at 19:01
hacikho
38110
asked Nov 15 at 19:01
hacikho
38110
asked Nov 15 at 19:01
hacikho
38110
38110
just add in where clause (your first query as some alias say xyz) in your second query and use xyz.some_name to reference and use in your second query as input somewhat similar to a corelated subquery
– Himanshu Ahuja
Nov 15 at 19:06
Thanks helping, but I do need little bit more clear help, since this code will run on production.
– hacikho
Nov 15 at 19:29
add a comment |
just add in where clause (your first query as some alias say xyz) in your second query and use xyz.some_name to reference and use in your second query as input somewhat similar to a corelated subquery
– Himanshu Ahuja
Nov 15 at 19:06
Thanks helping, but I do need little bit more clear help, since this code will run on production.
– hacikho
Nov 15 at 19:29
just add in where clause (your first query as some alias say xyz) in your second query and use xyz.some_name to reference and use in your second query as input somewhat similar to a corelated subquery
– Himanshu Ahuja
Nov 15 at 19:06
just add in where clause (your first query as some alias say xyz) in your second query and use xyz.some_name to reference and use in your second query as input somewhat similar to a corelated subquery
– Himanshu Ahuja
Nov 15 at 19:06
Thanks helping, but I do need little bit more clear help, since this code will run on production.
– hacikho
Nov 15 at 19:29
Thanks helping, but I do need little bit more clear help, since this code will run on production.
– hacikho
Nov 15 at 19:29
add a comment |
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You can incorporate the logic into the queries:
update unifier_uxpecai pai
set (pai.pecaiChecklistNumber, pai.pecaiChecklistItemNumber) =
(select pcl.id, pcli.id
from unifier_uxpecl pcl join
unifier_uxpecl_lineitem pcli
on pcli.uuu_tab_id = 0 and pcli.record_id = pcl.id
where pcl.ugenProjectNumber in (select ugenProjectNumber
from unifier_uxpecai
where (pecaiChecklistNumber = 0 or pecaiChecklistNumber is null) or
(pecaiChecklistItemNumber = 0 or pecaiChecklistItemNumber is null
) and
pcli.pecItemActionItemBPC = pai.id
)
where exists
(
select pcli.pecItemActionItemBPC
from unifier_uxpecl pcl join
unifier_uxpecl_lineitem pcli
on pcli.uuu_tab_id = 0 and
pcli.record_id = pcl.id
where pcl.ugenProjectNumber in (select ugenProjectNumber
from unifier_uxpecai
where (pecaiChecklistNumber = 0 or pecaiChecklistNumber is null) or
(pecaiChecklistItemNumber = 0 or pecaiChecklistItemNumber is null
) and
pcli.pecItemActionItemBPC = pai.id
) and
(pai.pecaiChecklistNumber = 0 or pai.pecaiChecklistItemNumber = 0)
answered Nov 15 at 20:00
Gordon Linoff
757k35291399
Thanks @Gordon Linoff
– hacikho
Nov 15 at 20:07
add a comment |
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You can incorporate the logic into the queries:
update unifier_uxpecai pai
set (pai.pecaiChecklistNumber, pai.pecaiChecklistItemNumber) =
(select pcl.id, pcli.id
from unifier_uxpecl pcl join
unifier_uxpecl_lineitem pcli
on pcli.uuu_tab_id = 0 and pcli.record_id = pcl.id
where pcl.ugenProjectNumber in (select ugenProjectNumber
from unifier_uxpecai
where (pecaiChecklistNumber = 0 or pecaiChecklistNumber is null) or
(pecaiChecklistItemNumber = 0 or pecaiChecklistItemNumber is null
) and
pcli.pecItemActionItemBPC = pai.id
)
where exists
(
select pcli.pecItemActionItemBPC
from unifier_uxpecl pcl join
unifier_uxpecl_lineitem pcli
on pcli.uuu_tab_id = 0 and
pcli.record_id = pcl.id
where pcl.ugenProjectNumber in (select ugenProjectNumber
from unifier_uxpecai
where (pecaiChecklistNumber = 0 or pecaiChecklistNumber is null) or
(pecaiChecklistItemNumber = 0 or pecaiChecklistItemNumber is null
) and
pcli.pecItemActionItemBPC = pai.id
) and
(pai.pecaiChecklistNumber = 0 or pai.pecaiChecklistItemNumber = 0)
answered Nov 15 at 20:00
Gordon Linoff
757k35291399
Thanks @Gordon Linoff
– hacikho
Nov 15 at 20:07
add a comment |
1
You can incorporate the logic into the queries:
update unifier_uxpecai pai
set (pai.pecaiChecklistNumber, pai.pecaiChecklistItemNumber) =
(select pcl.id, pcli.id
from unifier_uxpecl pcl join
unifier_uxpecl_lineitem pcli
on pcli.uuu_tab_id = 0 and pcli.record_id = pcl.id
where pcl.ugenProjectNumber in (select ugenProjectNumber
from unifier_uxpecai
where (pecaiChecklistNumber = 0 or pecaiChecklistNumber is null) or
(pecaiChecklistItemNumber = 0 or pecaiChecklistItemNumber is null
) and
pcli.pecItemActionItemBPC = pai.id
)
where exists
(
select pcli.pecItemActionItemBPC
from unifier_uxpecl pcl join
unifier_uxpecl_lineitem pcli
on pcli.uuu_tab_id = 0 and
pcli.record_id = pcl.id
where pcl.ugenProjectNumber in (select ugenProjectNumber
from unifier_uxpecai
where (pecaiChecklistNumber = 0 or pecaiChecklistNumber is null) or
(pecaiChecklistItemNumber = 0 or pecaiChecklistItemNumber is null
) and
pcli.pecItemActionItemBPC = pai.id
) and
(pai.pecaiChecklistNumber = 0 or pai.pecaiChecklistItemNumber = 0)
answered Nov 15 at 20:00
Gordon Linoff
757k35291399
Thanks @Gordon Linoff
– hacikho
Nov 15 at 20:07
add a comment |
1
1
1
You can incorporate the logic into the queries:
update unifier_uxpecai pai
set (pai.pecaiChecklistNumber, pai.pecaiChecklistItemNumber) =
(select pcl.id, pcli.id
from unifier_uxpecl pcl join
unifier_uxpecl_lineitem pcli
on pcli.uuu_tab_id = 0 and pcli.record_id = pcl.id
where pcl.ugenProjectNumber in (select ugenProjectNumber
from unifier_uxpecai
where (pecaiChecklistNumber = 0 or pecaiChecklistNumber is null) or
(pecaiChecklistItemNumber = 0 or pecaiChecklistItemNumber is null
) and
pcli.pecItemActionItemBPC = pai.id
)
where exists
(
select pcli.pecItemActionItemBPC
from unifier_uxpecl pcl join
unifier_uxpecl_lineitem pcli
on pcli.uuu_tab_id = 0 and
pcli.record_id = pcl.id
where pcl.ugenProjectNumber in (select ugenProjectNumber
from unifier_uxpecai
where (pecaiChecklistNumber = 0 or pecaiChecklistNumber is null) or
(pecaiChecklistItemNumber = 0 or pecaiChecklistItemNumber is null
) and
pcli.pecItemActionItemBPC = pai.id
) and
(pai.pecaiChecklistNumber = 0 or pai.pecaiChecklistItemNumber = 0)
answered Nov 15 at 20:00
Gordon Linoff
757k35291399
You can incorporate the logic into the queries:
update unifier_uxpecai pai
set (pai.pecaiChecklistNumber, pai.pecaiChecklistItemNumber) =
(select pcl.id, pcli.id
from unifier_uxpecl pcl join
unifier_uxpecl_lineitem pcli
on pcli.uuu_tab_id = 0 and pcli.record_id = pcl.id
where pcl.ugenProjectNumber in (select ugenProjectNumber
from unifier_uxpecai
where (pecaiChecklistNumber = 0 or pecaiChecklistNumber is null) or
(pecaiChecklistItemNumber = 0 or pecaiChecklistItemNumber is null
) and
pcli.pecItemActionItemBPC = pai.id
)
where exists
(
select pcli.pecItemActionItemBPC
from unifier_uxpecl pcl join
unifier_uxpecl_lineitem pcli
on pcli.uuu_tab_id = 0 and
pcli.record_id = pcl.id
where pcl.ugenProjectNumber in (select ugenProjectNumber
from unifier_uxpecai
where (pecaiChecklistNumber = 0 or pecaiChecklistNumber is null) or
(pecaiChecklistItemNumber = 0 or pecaiChecklistItemNumber is null
) and
pcli.pecItemActionItemBPC = pai.id
) and
(pai.pecaiChecklistNumber = 0 or pai.pecaiChecklistItemNumber = 0)
answered Nov 15 at 20:00
Gordon Linoff
757k35291399
answered Nov 15 at 20:00
Gordon Linoff
757k35291399
answered Nov 15 at 20:00
Gordon Linoff
757k35291399
answered Nov 15 at 20:00
Gordon Linoff
757k35291399
757k35291399
Thanks @Gordon Linoff
– hacikho
Nov 15 at 20:07
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Thanks @Gordon Linoff
– hacikho
Nov 15 at 20:07
Thanks @Gordon Linoff
– hacikho
Nov 15 at 20:07
Thanks @Gordon Linoff
– hacikho
Nov 15 at 20:07
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just add in where clause (your first query as some alias say xyz) in your second query and use xyz.some_name to reference and use in your second query as input somewhat similar to a corelated subquery
– Himanshu Ahuja
Nov 15 at 19:06
Thanks helping, but I do need little bit more clear help, since this code will run on production.
– hacikho
Nov 15 at 19:29