Re: view in oracle designer 2000
From: Oliver Felix Fox <Oliver.Fox_at_Copenhagen.ncr.com>
Date: 1997/01/17
Message-ID: <01bc048d$5e897da0$042a4699_at_L381.Copenhagen.NCR.COM>#1/1
Date: 1997/01/17
Message-ID: <01bc048d$5e897da0$042a4699_at_L381.Copenhagen.NCR.COM>#1/1
Hi!
I can't remember the exact way to do that particular thing, but a very
usefull and general hint for quickly
discovering how to do it is simply to execute your statement directly from
SQL*plus and then retrofit
that particular object. You will find it much faster also.
Brdgs.
-- Oliver Felix Fox NCR SE-Copenhagen, Denmark E-mail: Oliver.Fox_at_Copenhagen.ncr.com Tommy Cami <Tommy.Cami_at_ufsia.ac.be> wrote in article <32DCCEAE.1B4A_at_ufsia.ac.be>...Received on Fri Jan 17 1997 - 00:00:00 CET
> I want to create a view in Oracle with the designer 1.2a
> something like the following :
>
> create view
> ...
> select StudentID, Sum(Credit)
> from table
> group by StudentID;
>
> Most of the DDL is generated until the group part. Where can i define
> the group without changing the sql statement directly.
>
> thanks beforehand
>
> Tommy cami
> Tommy.Cami_at_ufsia.ac.be
> University of antwerp
>