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10g, Windows:
create table T (A number not null, B number not null, X number not null);
insert into T values (1,1,123); insert into T values (2,2,123); insert into T values (3,3,123); insert into T values (4,4,123);
create or replace view V as
(
select T.*, lead(B) OVER (ORDER BY B) as NEXT_B
from T
);
select * from V;
A B X NEXT_B ---------- ---------- ---------- ----------
1 1 123 2 2 2 123 3 3 3 123 4 4 4 123 update V set X=567 where B=2 *
I was hoping to use this kind of query in an app so that I can examine consecutive pairs of records (its a train's route schedule kind of thing). However, the view is not updatable. I can't see why the above view is not updatable, however, and this is a simplified version of the real view.
Any hints welcomed. I know how to do the self join, but using LEAD is faster and I was hoping to keep it.
Thanks for any tips,
Dean Received on Sat Jun 03 2006 - 18:18:32 CDT