Here is the SQL:
SELECT alloc.oa_id
FROM qdod.qtran_owner_allocation alloc
INNER JOIN
(SELECT h.oa_id, h.div_ord_no, h.process_queue_id, h.from_ba_no,
h.from_ba_suf, h.from_interest_type_cd, h.from_interest_type_cd, h.from_div_ord_grp,
h.transfer_percent, h2.original_net_amount, h2.new_net_amount
FROM qdod.qtran_fund_transfer_hist h
INNER JOIN
(SELECT DISTINCT h0.oa_id, h0.original_net_amount, h1.new_net_amount
FROM qdod.qtran_fund_transfer_hist h0
INNER JOIN
(SELECT h4.oa_id, SUM (h4.new_net_amount) AS new_net_amount
FROM qdod.qtran_fund_transfer_hist h4
GROUP BY h4.oa_id) h1
ON h0.oa_id = h1.oa_id
WHERE h0.original_net_amount <> h1.new_net_amount AND h0.oa_id >= 100000000) h2
ON h.oa_id = h2.oa_id) h3
ON alloc.oa_id = h3.oa_id;
Every column has it's table defined. The main inner join (the one after the alloc table) runs fine when ran by itself. Any ideas why this is not working? This is being executed against an Oracle 10.2.0.4 database (I have also tried it against an 11.2.0.1 da开发者_StackOverflowtabase thinking if it was an Oracle bug it would be resolved in 11.2, but it failed there as well).
Field duplicated in the statement, might have something to do with it
h.from_interest_type_cd, h.from_interest_type_cd,
You seem to be selecting a lot of columns you don't really need as you're not using them anywhere. The query could probably be simplified to:
SELECT alloc.oa_id
FROM qdod.qtran_owner_allocation alloc
INNER JOIN
(SELECT h.oa_id
FROM qdod.qtran_fund_transfer_hist h
INNER JOIN
(SELECT DISTINCT h0.oa_id
FROM qdod.qtran_fund_transfer_hist h0
INNER JOIN
(SELECT h4.oa_id, SUM (h4.new_net_amount) AS new_net_amount
FROM qdod.qtran_fund_transfer_hist h4
GROUP BY h4.oa_id) h1
ON h0.oa_id = h1.oa_id
WHERE h0.original_net_amount <> h1.new_net_amount AND h0.oa_id >= 100000000) h2
ON h.oa_id = h2.oa_id) h3
ON alloc.oa_id = h3.oa_id;
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