I could use some help to write a prog./sql construct for a report..
The Sql should first check for the prompt & then decide which "select" statements should run
something like (pseudo-code)
Select ACCT,LOC FROM (
IF :loc = 'MN' THEN
Select acc as ACCT,location as LOC
ELSE IF :loc = 'MA' THEN
Select accid as ACCT,locid as LOC
ELSE IF :loc = 'PA' THEN
Select accountid as ACCT,location as LOC
END IF)
the above do开发者_Python百科esnt seem to work. Please help!
You could do this:
Select acc as ACCT,location as LOC
where :loc = 'MN'
UNION ALL
Select accid as ACCT,locid as LOC
where :loc = 'MA'
UNION ALL
Select accountid as ACCT,location as LOC
where :loc = 'PA';
How about ...
select acc,
case :loc
When 'MN' then location
When 'MA' then locid
When 'PA' then location
...
end
from ...
or ...
select acc,
case when :loc in ('MN','PA')
then location
When :loc in ('MA',...)
then locid
...
end
from ...
It would be more friendly to do that because it reduces the number of unique cursors.
If you can create custom PL/SQL functions, then you can return result set from it (so called table of records) and then just select from function. See this article.
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