RE: SQL dummy

From: <Michael.Coll-Barth_at_VerizonWireless.com>
Date: Fri, 6 Mar 2009 12:34:36 -0500
Message-Id: <20090306173643.59D0BBF4268_at_turing.freelists.org>


 

> From: Robertson Lee - lerobe

> I realise I have to somehow pull the table values from the
> tables and the literal from dual but I cannot figure out how.

Why? You can always add a literal to your selct statement. Try this without the insert portion to test that it giv4es what you want.

INSERT INTO lr_build
(

           num_build,
           task_type,
           task_name,
           task_status

)
SELECT v.num_build num_build,
           v.task_type task_type,
           v.task_name task_name,
           'N Started' task_status

FROM lr_task_stat v, leecvl c
WHERE c.VARIABLE_VALUE = 'P'
  AND c.NUM_BUILD = v.num_build
  AND c.TASK_TYPE = v.TASK_TYPE
  AND c.TASK_NAME = v.TASK_NAME

  AND NOT EXISTS
  (SELECT 1 from lr_build b
    WHERE b.NUM_BUILD = c.NUM_BUILD
      AND b.TASK_TYPE = c.TASK_TYPE
      AND b.TASK_NAME = c.TASK_NAME)

;

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