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Thursday, 31 March 2016

SQL-Mod



This will give the remainder.

     Syntax: mod (value, divisor) 

     Example:
          SQL> select mod(7,4), mod(1,5), mod(null,null), mod(0,0), mod(-7,4) from dual;

              MOD(7,4)   MOD(1,5) MOD(NULL,NULL)   MOD(0,0)  MOD(-7,4)
   ------------      ----------      ---------------------       ----------- -------------
             3                  1                                                     0         -33



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5 comments:

  1. Hi There,

    Grazie! Grazie! Grazie! Your blog is indeed quite interesting around
    Oracle Appplications I agree with you on lot of points!

    I have one hierarchy query for tables exchange_grp and node.
    Second hierarchy query for tables node and node_side.

    SELECT E.P_K, E.I4030_EXCH_GRP_CD, N.P_K, N.I4020_NODE_ID, N.I4020_NODE_CAT, LEVEL
    FROM WORK_REP.EXCHANGE_GRP E, WORK_REP.NODE N
    WHERE E.P_K = N.FK_S_EXGRP_NODE
    AND E.I4030_EXCH_GRP_TYPE = 'SVX'
    START WITH N.P_K IN E.NK_S_EXGRP_NODE
    CONNECT BY NOCYCLE N.P_K = PRIOR N.NK_S_EXGRP_NODE

    and

    SELECT N.P_K, NS.P_K, NS.FK_S_NODE_NSIDE, NS.I4040_SIDE_TYPE, LEVEL
    FROM WORK_REP.NODE N, WORK_REP.NODE_SIDE NS
    WHERE N.P_K = NS.FK_S_NODE_NSIDE
    START WITH NS.P_K IN N.NK_S_NODE_NSIDE
    CONNECT BY NOCYCLE NS.P_K = PRIOR NS.NK_S_NODE_NSIDE

    Can we combine these two queries into one.

    It was cool to see your article pop up in my google search for the process yesterday. Great Guide.
    Keep up the good work!

    Thanks a heaps,
    Preethi

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    I have a job which picks a record from a cursor and then it calls a stored procedure which processes the record picked up from the cursor.

    The stored procedure has multiple queries to process the record. In all, procedure takes about 0.3 seconds to process a single record picked up by the cursor but since cursor contains more than 1 Lac records it takes hours to complete the job.

    The queries in the stored procedure are all optimized

    I was thinking of making the procedure run in multi threaded way as in java and other programming language.
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