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Adding date field to existing query

Asked by Omega002 in Oracle Database

Tags: date, field, query, existing, adding

Listed below is a query that works fine. What I would like to do is remove the date range section and just add the entered field in one of the select statements and display the entered field in the query results. I know this will return all the rows but I want to capture the entered field in order to use this query in a report tool which will allow me to implement a date range function from the reporting tool. Right now when I try to define the report paremeters with the reporting tool, all I see is the root, description and sum(a.ctn) as columns available. So If I was able to add the entered date field in this query, then it would allow me to use the report paremters to specify date ranges. Can anyone help me with this?
select b.root, b.description, sum(a.cnt)
FROM
(select TICKETID,count(*) cnt from TICKET
where ENTERED between to_date('01-jan-2006') and to_date('15-feb-2006') group by ticketid) a,
(select id, description, cat_level,connect_by_root description root from ticket_category_tmp connect by prior id=parent_cat_code) b
WHERE a.TICKETID=b.id and b.cat_level<=1
GROUP BY root, description
Order By root
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