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Reverse row to column and column to row [message #651876] Thu, 26 May 2016 12:54 Go to next message
iliyan_84@abv.bg
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Hello,
On picture is result from my store pocedure slc_plancoursepalandweight
procedure slc_plancoursepalandweight(                           
                          t_fromdatacourseton  date, 
                          t_todatacourseton date,
                          t_slccourse number,
                          t_resp out sys_refcursor,                                                                                     
                          t_error_out   out varchar2                          
                          )is
--t_frdate date;                          
begin
 --t_frdate:=t_fromdatacourseton+1 ;
open t_resp for
select to_char(ps.today,'DD.MM.YYYY') as today,count(wrr.workday_routing_id) as broiplancouses,nvl(sum(ps.broipaldis),0) as broipaldis ,nvl(sum(ps.wpaldis),0) as teglopaldis ,
nvl(sum(ps.broipalbella),0) as broipalbella ,nvl(sum(ps.wpalbella),0) as teglopalbella ,nvl(sum(ps.broipalipex),0) as broipalipex ,nvl(sum(ps.wpalipex),0) as teglopalipex ,
nvl(sum(ps.broipallogistics),0)as broipallogistics ,nvl(sum(ps.wpallogistics),0) as teglologistics ,
nvl(sum(ps.broipalbellaexport),0) as broipalbellaexport ,nvl(sum(ps.wpalbellaexport),0) as teglobellaexport ,
nvl(sum(ps.broipalreturn),0) as broipalreturn,nvl(sum(ps.wpalreturn),0) as teglopalreturn
from 
(select p.today ,case when cn.course_kind_id in (56) then p.workday_routing_id end as workday_routing_id

from (
select wr.workday_routing_id,wr.today,wr.route_id,wr.truck_id
from trt_workday_routing wr
where wr.active=1 and wr.today>= t_fromdatacourseton and wr.today<=t_todatacourseton) p,
(select d.zz as days,c.courses_id as courses_id,c.course_number,c.course_kind_id
from trt_courses c,(SELECT
  (t_todatacourseton - level + 1) AS zz
FROM
  dual
CONNECT BY LEVEL <= (t_todatacourseton-t_fromdatacourseton + 1))d
where 

((c.active=1 and c.is_in_routing=1 and(c.creation_date<=d.zz+1/2 ) ) 
or (c.creation_date<=d.zz+1/2 and nvl(c.update_date,to_date('01.01.2100','DD.MM.YYYY'))>=d.zz and c.active=0))
union all
select t.zz as days,sc.status_courses_id as courses_id,c.course_number,c.course_kind_id
from trt_courses c,trt_status_courses sc,(SELECT
  (t_todatacourseton - level + 1) AS zz
FROM
  dual
CONNECT BY LEVEL <= (t_todatacourseton-t_fromdatacourseton + 1))t
where sc.courses_id=c.courses_id
and sc.from_data<=t.zz and sc.to_data>t.zz

)cn
where
 cn.courses_id=p.route_id
 and cn.days=p.today
--and cn.course_kind_id in (222,54)
--group by p.today
order by p.today) wrr,
(select rpi.today,rpi.wrkday_routing_id,SUM(case when  rpi.type_pallet_id=0 then  rpi.pallet_count else 0 end) as broipaldis,
SUM(case when  rpi.type_pallet_id=81 then  rpi.pallet_count else 0 end) as broipalbella,
SUM(case when  rpi.type_pallet_id=82 then  rpi.pallet_count else 0 end) as broipalipex,
SUM(case when  rpi.type_pallet_id=83 then  rpi.pallet_count else 0 end) as broipallogistics,
SUM(case when  rpi.type_pallet_id=84 then  rpi.pallet_count else 0 end) as broipalbellaexport,
SUM(case when  rpi.type_pallet_id=223 then  rpi.pallet_count else 0 end) as broipalreturn,
SUM(case when  rpi.type_pallet_id=0 then  rpi.weight else 0 end) as wpaldis,
SUM(case when  rpi.type_pallet_id=81 then rpi.weight else 0 end) as wpalbella,
SUM(case when  rpi.type_pallet_id=82 then rpi.weight else 0 end) as wpalipex,
SUM(case when  rpi.type_pallet_id=83 then rpi.weight else 0 end) as wpallogistics,
SUM(case when  rpi.type_pallet_id=84 then rpi.weight else 0 end) as wpalbellaexport,
SUM(case when  rpi.type_pallet_id=223 then rpi.weight else 0 end) as wpalreturn
from trt_route_pallet_info rpi,
(SELECT
  (t_todatacourseton - level + 1) AS zz
FROM
  dual
CONNECT BY LEVEL <= (t_todatacourseton-t_fromdatacourseton + 1))d
where rpi.today=d.zz
and rpi.active=1
group by rpi.today,rpi.wrkday_routing_id) ps
where ps.today=wrr.today and
wrr.workday_routing_id=ps.wrkday_routing_id
group by ps.today

order  by ps.today
;


But I want to reverse row with column and column to row but i don`t have idea how to do that .Can you help please?
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Re: Reverse row to column and column to row [message #651878 is a reply to message #651876] Thu, 26 May 2016 12:55 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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Welcome to this forum

Please read OraFAQ Forum Guide and How to use [code] tags and make your code easier to read.

Re: Reverse row to column and column to row [message #651879 is a reply to message #651878] Thu, 26 May 2016 12:58 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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What is your database version (select * from v$version;) If you are in 12, it has a built in PIVOT command in the select.
Re: Reverse row to column and column to row [message #651880 is a reply to message #651879] Thu, 26 May 2016 13:05 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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(Oracle 11) from VERY TOP line in this thread
Re: Reverse row to column and column to row [message #651881 is a reply to message #651879] Thu, 26 May 2016 13:05 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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Re: Reverse row to column and column to row [message #651888 is a reply to message #651876] Thu, 26 May 2016 14:45 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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With any SQL or PL/SQL question, please, Post a working Test case: create table (including all constraints) and insert statements along with the result you want with these data then we will be able work with your table and data. Explain with words and sentences the rules that lead to this result.

Re: Reverse row to column and column to row [message #651889 is a reply to message #651876] Thu, 26 May 2016 15:06 Go to previous messageGo to next message
Barbara Boehmer
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I have provided a partial demonstration, using two of your columns that have values other than 0. You can expand it to include other columns, using the same technique.

-- If your query (the one inside your procedure), returns results like this:
SCOTT@orcl_12.1.0.2.0> SELECT '15.03.2016' today, 28 broiplancouses, 0 teglopaldis FROM DUAL UNION ALL
  2  SELECT '16.03.2016',	25,		   3		 FROM DUAL UNION ALL
  3  SELECT '17.03.2016',	24,		   6		 FROM DUAL UNION ALL
  4  SELECT '18.03.2016',	28,		   5		 FROM DUAL UNION ALL
  5  SELECT '19.03.2016',	20,		   5		 FROM DUAL UNION ALL
  6  SELECT '20.03.2016',	 0,		   0		 FROM DUAL UNION ALL
  7  SELECT 'TOTAL',	       125,		  19		 FROM DUAL
  8  /

TODAY      BROIPLANCOUSES TEGLOPALDIS
---------- -------------- -----------
15.03.2016             28           0
16.03.2016             25           3
17.03.2016             24           6
18.03.2016             28           5
19.03.2016             20           5
20.03.2016              0           0
TOTAL                 125          19

7 rows selected.


-- then you can use that query as a sub-query (your_query in the example below) and
-- changes the columns to rows and rows to columns, as shown below:
SCOTT@orcl_12.1.0.2.0> WITH
  2    your_query AS
  3  	 (SELECT '15.03.2016' today, 28 broiplancouses, 0 teglopaldis FROM DUAL UNION ALL
  4  	  SELECT '16.03.2016',	     25,		3	      FROM DUAL UNION ALL
  5  	  SELECT '17.03.2016',	     24,		6	      FROM DUAL UNION ALL
  6  	  SELECT '18.03.2016',	     28,		5	      FROM DUAL UNION ALL
  7  	  SELECT '19.03.2016',	     20,		5	      FROM DUAL UNION ALL
  8  	  SELECT '20.03.2016',	      0,		0	      FROM DUAL UNION ALL
  9  	  SELECT 'TOTAL',	    125,	       19	      FROM DUAL)
 10  SELECT 'BROIPLANCOUSES' former_column,
 11  	    SUM (DECODE (today, '15.03.2016', broiplancouses)) "15.03.2016",
 12  	    SUM (DECODE (today, '16.03.2016', broiplancouses)) "16.03.2016",
 13  	    SUM (DECODE (today, '17.03.2016', broiplancouses)) "17.03.2016",
 14  	    SUM (DECODE (today, '18.03.2016', broiplancouses)) "18.03.2016",
 15  	    SUM (DECODE (today, '19.03.2016', broiplancouses)) "19.03.2016",
 16  	    SUM (DECODE (today, '20.03.2016', broiplancouses)) "20.03.2016",
 17  	    SUM (DECODE (today, 'TOTAL',      broiplancouses)) "TOTAL"
 18  FROM   your_query
 19  UNION ALL
 20  SELECT 'TEGLOPALDIS',
 21  	    SUM (DECODE (today, '15.03.2016', teglopaldis)) "15.03.2016",
 22  	    SUM (DECODE (today, '16.03.2016', teglopaldis)) "16.03.2016",
 23  	    SUM (DECODE (today, '17.03.2016', teglopaldis)) "17.03.2016",
 24  	    SUM (DECODE (today, '18.03.2016', teglopaldis)) "18.03.2016",
 25  	    SUM (DECODE (today, '19.03.2016', teglopaldis)) "19.03.2016",
 26  	    SUM (DECODE (today, '20.03.2016', teglopaldis)) "29.03.2016",
 27  	    SUM (DECODE (today, 'TOTAL',      teglopaldis)) "TOTAL"
 28  FROM   your_query
 29  /

FORMER_COLUMN  15.03.2016 16.03.2016 17.03.2016 18.03.2016 19.03.2016 20.03.2016      TOTAL
-------------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------
BROIPLANCOUSES         28         25         24         28         20          0        125
TEGLOPALDIS             0          3          6          5          5          0         19

2 rows selected.


So, you would change your procedure to something like below, adding the additional columns.
I did not test the code below, since I do not have your tables and raw data.
procedure slc_plancoursepalandweight(                           
                          t_fromdatacourseton  date, 
                          t_todatacourseton date,
                          t_slccourse number,
                          t_resp out sys_refcursor,                                                                                     
                          t_error_out   out varchar2                          
                          )is
--t_frdate date;                          
begin
 --t_frdate:=t_fromdatacourseton+1 ;
open t_resp for
WITH your_query AS (
select to_char(ps.today,'DD.MM.YYYY') as today,count(wrr.workday_routing_id) as broiplancouses,nvl(sum(ps.broipaldis),0) as broipaldis ,nvl(sum(ps.wpaldis),0) as teglopaldis ,
nvl(sum(ps.broipalbella),0) as broipalbella ,nvl(sum(ps.wpalbella),0) as teglopalbella ,nvl(sum(ps.broipalipex),0) as broipalipex ,nvl(sum(ps.wpalipex),0) as teglopalipex ,
nvl(sum(ps.broipallogistics),0)as broipallogistics ,nvl(sum(ps.wpallogistics),0) as teglologistics ,
nvl(sum(ps.broipalbellaexport),0) as broipalbellaexport ,nvl(sum(ps.wpalbellaexport),0) as teglobellaexport ,
nvl(sum(ps.broipalreturn),0) as broipalreturn,nvl(sum(ps.wpalreturn),0) as teglopalreturn
from 
(select p.today ,case when cn.course_kind_id in (56) then p.workday_routing_id end as workday_routing_id

from (
select wr.workday_routing_id,wr.today,wr.route_id,wr.truck_id
from trt_workday_routing wr
where wr.active=1 and wr.today>= t_fromdatacourseton and wr.today<=t_todatacourseton) p,
(select d.zz as days,c.courses_id as courses_id,c.course_number,c.course_kind_id
from trt_courses c,(SELECT
  (t_todatacourseton - level + 1) AS zz
FROM
  dual
CONNECT BY LEVEL <= (t_todatacourseton-t_fromdatacourseton + 1))d
where 

((c.active=1 and c.is_in_routing=1 and(c.creation_date<=d.zz+1/2 ) ) 
or (c.creation_date<=d.zz+1/2 and nvl(c.update_date,to_date('01.01.2100','DD.MM.YYYY'))>=d.zz and c.active=0))
union all
select t.zz as days,sc.status_courses_id as courses_id,c.course_number,c.course_kind_id
from trt_courses c,trt_status_courses sc,(SELECT
  (t_todatacourseton - level + 1) AS zz
FROM
  dual
CONNECT BY LEVEL <= (t_todatacourseton-t_fromdatacourseton + 1))t
where sc.courses_id=c.courses_id
and sc.from_data<=t.zz and sc.to_data>t.zz

)cn
where
 cn.courses_id=p.route_id
 and cn.days=p.today
--and cn.course_kind_id in (222,54)
--group by p.today
order by p.today) wrr,
(select rpi.today,rpi.wrkday_routing_id,SUM(case when  rpi.type_pallet_id=0 then  rpi.pallet_count else 0 end) as broipaldis,
SUM(case when  rpi.type_pallet_id=81 then  rpi.pallet_count else 0 end) as broipalbella,
SUM(case when  rpi.type_pallet_id=82 then  rpi.pallet_count else 0 end) as broipalipex,
SUM(case when  rpi.type_pallet_id=83 then  rpi.pallet_count else 0 end) as broipallogistics,
SUM(case when  rpi.type_pallet_id=84 then  rpi.pallet_count else 0 end) as broipalbellaexport,
SUM(case when  rpi.type_pallet_id=223 then  rpi.pallet_count else 0 end) as broipalreturn,
SUM(case when  rpi.type_pallet_id=0 then  rpi.weight else 0 end) as wpaldis,
SUM(case when  rpi.type_pallet_id=81 then rpi.weight else 0 end) as wpalbella,
SUM(case when  rpi.type_pallet_id=82 then rpi.weight else 0 end) as wpalipex,
SUM(case when  rpi.type_pallet_id=83 then rpi.weight else 0 end) as wpallogistics,
SUM(case when  rpi.type_pallet_id=84 then rpi.weight else 0 end) as wpalbellaexport,
SUM(case when  rpi.type_pallet_id=223 then rpi.weight else 0 end) as wpalreturn
from trt_route_pallet_info rpi,
(SELECT
  (t_todatacourseton - level + 1) AS zz
FROM
  dual
CONNECT BY LEVEL <= (t_todatacourseton-t_fromdatacourseton + 1))d
where rpi.today=d.zz
and rpi.active=1
group by rpi.today,rpi.wrkday_routing_id) ps
where ps.today=wrr.today and
wrr.workday_routing_id=ps.wrkday_routing_id
group by ps.today
order  by ps.today)
SELECT 'BROIPLANCOUSES' former_column, 
       SUM (DECODE (today, '15.03.2016', broiplancouses)) "15.03.2016",
       SUM (DECODE (today, '16.03.2016', broiplancouses)) "16.03.2016",
       SUM (DECODE (today, '17.03.2016', broiplancouses)) "17.03.2016",
       SUM (DECODE (today, '18.03.2016', broiplancouses)) "18.03.2016",
       SUM (DECODE (today, '19.03.2016', broiplancouses)) "19.03.2016",
       SUM (DECODE (today, '20.03.2016', broiplancouses)) "20.03.2016",
       SUM (DECODE (today, 'TOTAL',      broiplancouses)) "TOTAL"
FROM   your_query
UNION ALL
SELECT 'TEGLOPALDIS',
       SUM (DECODE (today, '15.03.2016', teglopaldis)) "15.03.2016",
       SUM (DECODE (today, '16.03.2016', teglopaldis)) "16.03.2016",
       SUM (DECODE (today, '17.03.2016', teglopaldis)) "17.03.2016",
       SUM (DECODE (today, '18.03.2016', teglopaldis)) "18.03.2016",
       SUM (DECODE (today, '19.03.2016', teglopaldis)) "19.03.2016",
       SUM (DECODE (today, '20.03.2016', teglopaldis)) "29.03.2016",
       SUM (DECODE (today, 'TOTAL',      teglopaldis)) "TOTAL"
FROM   your_query;
/

Re: Reverse row to column and column to row [message #651890 is a reply to message #651889] Thu, 26 May 2016 15:08 Go to previous messageGo to next message
Bill B
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The only thing else I would do is to modify the original query into a view. It would make the pivot a lot easier to code.
Re: Reverse row to column and column to row [message #651891 is a reply to message #651890] Thu, 26 May 2016 15:18 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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It just occurred to me that the dates are probably not static, so you would probably need to build the query dynamically, selecting from the distinct date values.
Re: Reverse row to column and column to row [message #651892 is a reply to message #651891] Thu, 26 May 2016 15:25 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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Yes, dates are not static. The dates are requested period and every time period is different
Re: Reverse row to column and column to row [message #651893 is a reply to message #651890] Thu, 26 May 2016 15:27 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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I will accept every help
Re: Reverse row to column and column to row [message #651894 is a reply to message #651893] Thu, 26 May 2016 15:51 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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Here is an example of using a view outside of the procedure, instead of your query inside your procedure, and creating the pivoted query dynamically within the procedure. You would just need to substitute your actual query for the one in the view called your_query below, making any necessary adjustments for the parameters.

-- Create a view using the query from your procedure, instead of the query used in the view below to simulate the results of your query:
SCOTT@orcl_12.1.0.2.0> CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW your_query AS
  2  SELECT '15.03.2016' today, 28 broiplancouses, 0 broipaldis, 0 teglopaldis,
  3  		 0 broipalbella, 0 teglopalbella, 48 broipalipex, 76 teglopalipex
  4  FROM   DUAL UNION ALL
  5  SELECT '16.03.2016', 25, 0, 3, 0, 0, 48, 76 FROM DUAL UNION ALL
  6  SELECT '17.03.2016', 24, 0, 6, 0, 0, 47, 76 FROM DUAL UNION ALL
  7  SELECT '18.03.2016', 28, 0, 5, 0, 0, 44, 76 FROM DUAL UNION ALL
  8  SELECT '19.03.2016', 20, 0, 5, 0, 0, 53, 76 FROM DUAL UNION ALL
  9  SELECT '20.03.2016',  0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 76, 76 FROM DUAL
 10  /

View created.

SCOTT@orcl_12.1.0.2.0> SELECT * FROM your_query
  2  /

TODAY      BROIPLANCOUSES BROIPALDIS TEGLOPALDIS BROIPALBELLA TEGLOPALBELLA BROIPALIPEX TEGLOPALIPEX
---------- -------------- ---------- ----------- ------------ ------------- ----------- ------------
15.03.2016             28          0           0            0             0          48           76
16.03.2016             25          0           3            0             0          48           76
17.03.2016             24          0           6            0             0          47           76
18.03.2016             28          0           5            0             0          44           76
19.03.2016             20          0           5            0             0          53           76
20.03.2016              0          0           0            0             0          76           76

6 rows selected.


-- Create your procedure as below to dynamically create the pivoted query by selecting from the view, returning the results in the ref cursor:
SCOTT@orcl_12.1.0.2.0> CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE slc_plancoursepalandweight
  2    (t_resp IN OUT SYS_REFCURSOR)
  3  AS
  4    v_sql	   VARCHAR2(32767);
  5  BEGIN
  6    v_sql := 'SELECT ';
  7    FOR r_cols IN
  8  	 (SELECT 'broiplancouses' col FROM DUAL UNION ALL
  9  	  SELECT 'broipaldis'	      FROM DUAL UNION ALL
 10  	  SELECT 'teglopaldis'	      FROM DUAL UNION ALL
 11  	  SELECT 'broipalbella'       FROM DUAL UNION ALL
 12  	  SELECT 'teglopalbella'      FROM DUAL UNION ALL
 13  	  SELECT 'broipalipex'	      FROM DUAL UNION ALL
 14  	  SELECT 'teglopalipex'       FROM DUAL)
 15    LOOP
 16  	 v_sql := v_sql || '''' || r_cols.col || ''' former_column,';
 17  	 FOR r_dates IN
 18  	   (SELECT DISTINCT today FROM your_query ORDER BY today)
 19  	 LOOP
 20  	   v_sql := v_sql || 'SUM(DECODE(today,''' || r_dates.today || ''',' || r_cols.col || ')) "' || r_dates.today || '",';
 21  	 END LOOP;
 22  	 v_sql := RTRIM (v_sql, ',') || ' FROM your_query UNION ALL SELECT ';
 23    END LOOP;
 24    v_sql := RTRIM (v_sql, ' UNION ALL SELECT ');
 25    OPEN t_resp FOR v_sql;
 26  END slc_plancoursepalandweight;
 27  /

Procedure created.

SCOTT@orcl_12.1.0.2.0> SHOW ERRORS
No errors.
SCOTT@orcl_12.1.0.2.0> VARIABLE g_ref REFCURSOR
SCOTT@orcl_12.1.0.2.0> EXEC slc_plancoursepalandweight (:g_ref)

PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.

SCOTT@orcl_12.1.0.2.0> PRINT g_ref

FORMER_COLUMN  15.03.2016 16.03.2016 17.03.2016 18.03.2016 19.03.2016 20.03.2016
-------------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------
broiplancouses         28         25         24         28         20          0
broipaldis              0          0          0          0          0          0
teglopaldis             0          3          6          5          5          0
broipalbella            0          0          0          0          0          0
teglopalbella           0          0          0          0          0          0
broipalipex            48         48         47         44         53         76
teglopalipex           76         76         76         76         76         76

7 rows selected.

Re: Reverse row to column and column to row [message #651895 is a reply to message #651894] Thu, 26 May 2016 16:16 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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Thanks .
Re: Reverse row to column and column to row [message #651968 is a reply to message #651895] Sat, 28 May 2016 14:05 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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Hi

just a note pivot clause can be applied in oracle 11g also

http://www.techonthenet.com/oracle/pivot.php

garan
Re: Reverse row to column and column to row [message #651969 is a reply to message #651968] Sat, 28 May 2016 14:08 Go to previous message
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Not for "dynamic" columns.
Only PL/SQL can do it.

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