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Browse All TopicsI am trying to generate a complete listing of changes from the PeopleSoft 8.8 application and have the following 2 slightly different queries. Can someone tell me the diffrence between the 2? i.e. why does query B use the table "psrecdefn" whereas table A does not ?
A)
SELECT A.PROJECTNAME, A.PROJECTDESCR
TO_CHAR (A.LASTUPDDTTM,'YYYY-MM-DD
A.LASTUPDOPRID,
A.DESCRLONG,
B.OBJECTTYPE,
B.OBJECTVALUE1
FROM PSPROJECTDEFN A,
PSPROJECTITEM B
WHERE A.LASTUPDDTTM > TO_DATE (SUBSTR ('2007-01-01-00.00.00.0000
AND A.PROJECTNAME = B.PROJECTNAME
/
Query B) SQL> select distinct a.projectname as PROJNAME, a.objectvalue1 as RECNAME,
2 b.lastupdoprid as "MIGRATED ID", b.lastupddttm as "MIGRATED DATE/TIME",
3 c.lastupdOprid as "Dev. ID", c.lastupddttm as "Dev. DATE/TIME"
4 from psprojectitem a, psprojectdefn b, psrecdefn c
5 where a.objectvalue1 = c.recname
6 and c.lastupdoprid='&oprid'
7 and b.projectname = a.projectname
8 and b.lastupddttm > to_date('01-JAN-2006', 'DD-MON-YYYY')
9 /
I really want to know the mechanics behind what the queries are pulling and what the diffrence between the 2 is !!!
Thanks !!!
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