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PL SQL to Display Data in Parent Child Relationship

Asked by codemonkey2480 in PL / SQL, Oracle Database

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             CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE spgetProductBundle(strOrderId IN varchar2)IS
  v_old_product_name ORDER_DETAIL.PRODUCT_NAME%TYPE;
 BEGIN
     for r1 in (
SELECT  O.INVENTORY_ITEM_ID,P.ELEMENTTYPE, P.ELEMENT,O.PRODUCT_NAME,O.QUANTITY,O.PRICE FROM PPC_TREE_BUNDLE_ELEMENTS P,ORDER_DETAIL O
WHERE P.INVENTORY_ITEM_ID=O.INVENTORY_ITEM_ID AND O.ORDER_ID=strOrderId
ORDER BY O.PRODUCT_NAME, P.ELEMENT)
 loop
IF  r1.product_name = v_old_product_name THEN
     NULL;
ELSE
   DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(r1.product_name);
   v_old_product_name := r1.product_name;
END IF;
   DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(' - '  || r1.element);
END LOOP;
END spgetProductBundle;
 
To Execute:
DECLARE 
  STRORDERID VARCHAR2(32767);
 
BEGIN 
  STRORDERID := 'RITTAYL476186';
 
  LEGACY_WEBUSER.SPGETPRODUCTBUNDLE ( STRORDERID );
  COMMIT; 
END;

           
         

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PL SQL to Display Data in Parent Child Relationship

Asked by codemonkey2480 in PL / SQL, Oracle Database

Tags: PLSQL

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