Hi...
I have some data that contains a column with a URL field. Within the URL field's contents, there are several values that I need to be able to parse out.
I can only do this with SQL (i.e. cant write a function since I dont have permissions to register/execute).
Can anyone help...
Hi...
I have some data that contains a column with a URL field. Within the URL field's contents, there are several values that I need to be able to parse out.
I can only do this with SQL (i.e. cant write a function since I dont have permissions to register/execute).
Can anyone help...
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I need help in writing a FUNCTION that will take an IP address and look it up in another table and return its corresponding geography values.(
A function is needed as I have millions of records to lookup and brute force SQL does not perform well.)
source record:
IP Address Date...
Hi... I am hoping someone smart can help me with this...
I have records like this:
Type Team Time Period Date #Bugs
Auto Accounting Year 1/2/09 10
Auto Applications Year 1/2/09 30
Auto Finance Year 1/2/09 5
Auto Cust Service...
Oh boy...here's the latest problem for the access newbie.
My dataset has records that look like this:
Field RecordID Created User OldValue NewValue
status 6789 3/1/10 1:25:30 AM SVACS In Prog
status 6789 3/1/10 1:25:30 AM SVACS Accepted
status 6789...
I need help converting the original row data below to the reformatted output.
All help is appreciated!
Original Row Data
PARENT_ISSUE LINKED_ISSUE STATUS
179 194 Closed
179 189 Closed
205 116 Closed
62 357 Pending
62 363...
Hi...
I have an Oracle function that needs to be converted to an Access function (below). I have tried but cannot get it to work in Access. Can someone help out by posting the converted function?
Thanks!
create or replace function advent (f1 in varchar2, f2 in varchar2) return varchar2 is...
Hi...
Not very SQL savvy with this so any help is appreciated.
Two problems...
1. Case 1 - Data is structured like this:
ID Component
1 Hood
1 Body
1 Fender
2 Windshield
3 Bumper
3 Tire
I need to transform this to look like this:
ID Component
1...
Hi all...
In a table, I have the following data stored in a field called DIRECTORY:
PDN.RAD.40391.0110.IA0
PDN.SW.69740.HDQ.IWB1
OMH.WDW.216942.Standard.119988
DCHH.HH.44463.OB.RR
I need to separate the characters between the periods into separate fields for the first three entries...
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In a TERADATA table, I have the following data stored in a field called DIRECTORY:
PDN.RAD.40391.0110.IA0
PDN.SW.69740.HDQ.IWB1
OMH.WDW.216942.Standard.119988
DCHH.HH.44463.OB.RR
I need to separate the characters between the periods into separate fields.
Can anyone help?
Thanks...
Ok... I am crying uncle and asking for help after doing my best to find this in any documentation or reference material.
I am concatenating the following ZIP||SUBSTR(UPPER(LNAME),5)||SUBSTR(ADDR1,6).
ZIP=60543, LNAME=JOHNSON, ADDR1=1 MAIN STREET
The result = 60543JOHNS1 MAIN
What I need it...
Hi...
I know there is a better way to do this but I dont know PL/SQL...
My table description is:
Record_Type varchar2(2)
Key_ID Number
Category Char(3)
Create_date_time Date
Hit_Num varchar2(8)
Insert_date varchar2(40)
Activity_code Varchar2(30)
The data is arranged like this:
Record...
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Hopefully somebody can help me with this question..
I am trying to write a "simple" report to track the number of visitors and dwell time (total and per page) by page navigation for a user visiting a website. The problem is is that I have row level data that I need to convert to...
Another brain teaser from a newbie...
I need to compare two dates, a TRIPSTARTDATE and TRIPENDDATE, to return a value to populate a Y/N flag in a column called INCL_WEEKEND.
I am trying to accomplish this in a SQL statement but figure that it is better suited towards a PL/SQL function.
Can...
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I have a listing of hotel addresses, each with a zip code, latitude and longitude. I have another listing of customers with zip code, lat & longitude. I need to select all the customers that are within a 100 mile radius of each hotel.
Can anyone help me do this in Oracle SQL or in...
I need to be able to put all of the repeats into just one row of a table.
Using a similar example, my source data looks like this:
Field1 Field2 Field3
Joe Smith 555-555-5555 CogOrder1
Joe Smith 555-555-5555 CogOrder2
Joe Smith 555-555-5555 CogOrder3
Needed Output:
Field1...
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