asked on Adding/Modifying SQL query to an Oracle's table views
Dear Experts,
I have an Oracle's table view named "HOURLY_DATA" with the following query:
CREATE OR REPLACE FORCE VIEW "MISSION"."HOURLY_DATA" ("DAY", "TIME", "TAGID", "TURBINE", "VALUE", "CNT", "UP_CNT", "PEAK", "MINIMUM") AS
select a.day, a.time, a.tagid, a.turbine, a.value, a.cnt, a.up_cnt, a.peak, a.minimum
from HOURLY_1301 a union all
select a.day, a.time, a.tagid, a.turbine, a.value, a.cnt, a.up_cnt, a.peak, a.minimum
from HOURLY_1302 a union all
select a.day, a.time, a.tagid, a.turbine, a.value, a.cnt, a.up_cnt, a.peak, a.minimum
from HOURLY_1303 a union all
select a.day, a.time, a.tagid, a.turbine, a.value, a.cnt, a.up_cnt, a.peak, a.minimum
from HOURLY_1304 a union all
select a.day, a.time, a.tagid, a.turbine, a.value, a.cnt, a.up_cnt, a.peak, a.minimum
from HOURLY_1305 a union all
select a.day, a.time, a.tagid, a.turbine, a.value, a.cnt, a.up_cnt, a.peak, a.minimum
from HOURLY_1306 a union all
select a.day, a.time, a.tagid, a.turbine, a.value, a.cnt, a.up_cnt, a.peak, a.minimum
from HOURLY_1307 a union all
select a.day, a.time, a.tagid, a.turbine, a.value, a.cnt, a.up_cnt, a.peak, a.minimum
from HOURLY_1308 a union all
select a.day, a.time, a.tagid, a.turbine, a.value, a.cnt, a.up_cnt, a.peak, a.minimum
from HOURLY_1309 a union all
select a.day, a.time, a.tagid, a.turbine, a.value, a.cnt, a.up_cnt, a.peak, a.minimum
from HOURLY_1310 a union all
select a.day, a.time, a.tagid, a.turbine, a.value, a.cnt, a.up_cnt, a.peak, a.minimum
from HOURLY_1311 a union all
select a.day, a.time, a.tagid, a.turbine, a.value, a.cnt, a.up_cnt, a.peak, a.minimum
from HOURLY_1312 a union all
select a.day, a.time, a.tagid, a.turbine, a.value, a.cnt, a.up_cnt, a.peak, a.minimum
from hourly_1212 a;
When I validated it, there were couple of tables that weren't created at the time, so it failed. After I cancelled out the query validation, everything is gone. I'd like to put the above query back into that "HOURLY_DATA" table view using Oracle SQL Developer. Could you please let me know how this can be done? Thanks.
I have an Oracle's table view named "HOURLY_DATA" with the following query:
CREATE OR REPLACE FORCE VIEW "MISSION"."HOURLY_DATA" ("DAY", "TIME", "TAGID", "TURBINE", "VALUE", "CNT", "UP_CNT", "PEAK", "MINIMUM") AS
select a.day, a.time, a.tagid, a.turbine, a.value, a.cnt, a.up_cnt, a.peak, a.minimum
from HOURLY_1301 a union all
select a.day, a.time, a.tagid, a.turbine, a.value, a.cnt, a.up_cnt, a.peak, a.minimum
from HOURLY_1302 a union all
select a.day, a.time, a.tagid, a.turbine, a.value, a.cnt, a.up_cnt, a.peak, a.minimum
from HOURLY_1303 a union all
select a.day, a.time, a.tagid, a.turbine, a.value, a.cnt, a.up_cnt, a.peak, a.minimum
from HOURLY_1304 a union all
select a.day, a.time, a.tagid, a.turbine, a.value, a.cnt, a.up_cnt, a.peak, a.minimum
from HOURLY_1305 a union all
select a.day, a.time, a.tagid, a.turbine, a.value, a.cnt, a.up_cnt, a.peak, a.minimum
from HOURLY_1306 a union all
select a.day, a.time, a.tagid, a.turbine, a.value, a.cnt, a.up_cnt, a.peak, a.minimum
from HOURLY_1307 a union all
select a.day, a.time, a.tagid, a.turbine, a.value, a.cnt, a.up_cnt, a.peak, a.minimum
from HOURLY_1308 a union all
select a.day, a.time, a.tagid, a.turbine, a.value, a.cnt, a.up_cnt, a.peak, a.minimum
from HOURLY_1309 a union all
select a.day, a.time, a.tagid, a.turbine, a.value, a.cnt, a.up_cnt, a.peak, a.minimum
from HOURLY_1310 a union all
select a.day, a.time, a.tagid, a.turbine, a.value, a.cnt, a.up_cnt, a.peak, a.minimum
from HOURLY_1311 a union all
select a.day, a.time, a.tagid, a.turbine, a.value, a.cnt, a.up_cnt, a.peak, a.minimum
from HOURLY_1312 a union all
select a.day, a.time, a.tagid, a.turbine, a.value, a.cnt, a.up_cnt, a.peak, a.minimum
from hourly_1212 a;
When I validated it, there were couple of tables that weren't created at the time, so it failed. After I cancelled out the query validation, everything is gone. I'd like to put the above query back into that "HOURLY_DATA" table view using Oracle SQL Developer. Could you please let me know how this can be done? Thanks.
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swgit
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I guess I can, but I don't know how. How do I access the "worksheet"? Please advise. If it's easier for you to instruct via command, I can do that as well. I'm running Oracle 11g, and am very new to Oracle. Hence, the detail steps would be greatly appreciated.
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@slightwv - you rock!! thanks so much! got it :)
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James Murphy
Also, you should not use double quotes around Oracle object names. It forces case sensitivity and will cause you problems in the future if you have a lower case character in the name.