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Need small help

Asked by: kirank05

Hi,

 I have a table containing the following fields with batch table is id,content_type,product_category,ab_split.
Batch table

id  content_type  product_category   ab_split
1    product       beauty             A
2    product       beauty             A
3    product       beauty             A
...
...
..
15   product       beauty             A
16   product       jewelry            A
17   product       jewelry            A
..
..
..
30   product       jewelry            A
31   product       beauty             B
32   product       beauty             B
33   product       beauty             B
...
...
45   product       beauty             B

I need to take this batch table values and insert into content table with the following conditions

e.g :- we have product_category --> beauty - to map this value into beauty_01 to beauty_15 for ab_split='A' and  if ab_split='B' then the for same values into beauty_01 to beauty_15 for product_name in content table.

In content table  I want the output like this

these are the columns :

id   Content_type  Product_category   ab_split   Product_name
1    product       beauty             A             beauty_01
2    product       beauty             A          beauty_02
3    product       beauty             A          beauty_03
...
...
..
15   product       beauty             A             beauty_15
16   product       jewelry            A             jewelry_01
17   product       jewelry            A          jewelry_02
..
..
..
30   product       jewelry            A             jewelry_15
31   product       beauty             B          beauty_01
32   product       beauty             B          beauty_02
33   product       beauty             B          beauty_03
...
...
45   product       beauty             B          beauty_15

Can anybody please help me out.

Thanks in advance

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2008-08-18 at 12:36:36ID23657490
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Answers

 

by: mmoorePosted on 2008-08-18 at 13:23:27ID: 22255206

is this it?

CREATE TABLE batchtable AS
   SELECT   1 xid, 'product' content_type, 'beauty' product_category
          , 'A' ab_split
     FROM   DUAL
   UNION ALL
   SELECT   2 xid, 'product' content_type, 'beauty' product_category
          , 'A' ab_split
     FROM   DUAL
   UNION ALL
   SELECT   3 xid, 'product' content_type, 'jewelry' product_category
          , 'A' ab_split
     FROM   DUAL
   UNION ALL
   SELECT   4 xid, 'product' content_type, 'jewelry' product_category
          , 'A' ab_split
     FROM   DUAL
   UNION ALL
   SELECT   5 xid, 'product' content_type, 'jewelry' product_category
          , 'A' ab_split
     FROM   DUAL
   UNION ALL
   SELECT   6 xid, 'product' content_type, 'beauty' product_category
          , 'B' ab_split
     FROM   DUAL
   UNION ALL
   SELECT   7 xid, 'product' content_type, 'beauty' product_category
          , 'B' ab_split
     FROM   DUAL;
 
  SELECT   xid
         , content_type
         , product_category
         , ab_split
         , product_category || '_'
           || ROW_NUMBER ()
                 OVER (
                    PARTITION BY product_category, ab_split
                    ORDER BY product_category, ab_split, xid
                 )
              product_name
    FROM   batchtable
ORDER BY   xid;

                                              
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by: mmoorePosted on 2008-08-18 at 13:31:56ID: 22255267

here is the same thing except it creates a new table based on the select and it pads a leading 0 on the numeric part of the product name. Notice I did not use ID as a column name because that is a reserved word and it is better not to use it as a column name. 


CREATE TABLE mynewtable AS
     SELECT   xid
            , content_type
            , product_category
            , ab_split
            , product_category || '_'
              || TO_CHAR (
                    ROW_NUMBER ()
                       OVER (
                          PARTITION BY product_category, ab_split
                          ORDER BY product_category, ab_split, xid
                       )
                  , '09'
                 )
                 product_name
       FROM   batchtable
   ORDER BY   xid;

                                              
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by: gatorvipPosted on 2008-08-18 at 14:29:32ID: 22255641

Try this also:

-- uncomment the following line if necessary
-- create table table2 as
select t.id,
  t.Content_type,
  t.Product_category,
  t.ab_split,
  t.Product_category ||  '_' ||  to_char( t.id-15*floor((t.id-1)/15) ,'00') Product_name,    
from batch_table t;


What it does it creates the product name on the fly based on the ID of the product and the divisibility of the product ID by 15

 

by: sujith80Posted on 2008-08-19 at 02:46:44ID: 22258314

select id, content_type, product_category, ab_split, product_category||'_'||to_char(mod((id-1), 15) + 1)
from batch_table;

 

by: gatorvipPosted on 2008-09-23 at 05:23:42ID: 22548453

I'm pretty sure all solutions posted here were valid ...

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