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In fact, it's not a self join; rather, it's a tree walking query. 'might look like this one:
select ....
from parts
connect by prior part_id = parent_part_id
start with part_id = <part_id of master product>
By the way, if a part may be a component of several other parts, you should put the parts tree in a different table and modify the above query accordingly.
-- Francisco C P de Almeida, consultor Tel: 55-21-5125064 piragibe_at_esquadro.com.br RYoung <ryoung_at_summer.dbsol.com> escreveu no artigo <01bc12fe$5adf2d60$90428ad0_at_pc060.dbsol.com>...Received on Thu Feb 06 1997 - 00:00:00 CST
>
> -- I've been looking for an example I saw some time ago of the 'exploding
> parts' problem...how to get an organized 'dump' showing the heiarchy of
> parts for an item if all the parts for it and their part numbers are in
the
> same table. It's a self join but I can't seem to remember how to put it
> together right......
>
> Anyone have it handy?
>
> Robert Young
> rcyoung_at_summer.dbsol.com
> "Standard disclaimer..."
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