September 16, 2004 at 5:35 am
select syspolicy_no,ref_no from policy p join COINSURANCE_DETAILS c on l.syspolicy_no=c.ref_no
i dont know whats wrong in this query, but even such a simple query doesn't work in oracle 8i.
such type of query always work in sql server
actually iam sqlserver developer, just working on oracle, becoz of some requirement, and things which were working on ms-sql, simply didn't work on oracle.
YOU PPL KNOW ORACLE
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September 16, 2004 at 7:38 am
I hesitate to reply, but this should be a short, simple answer: remember that Oracle8i does not support the ANSI join syntax (the syntax using the word "join"). On 8i you'll have to write that join the "old" way, as in:
select syspolicy_no,ref_no from policy p, COINSURANCE_DETAILS c where l.syspolicy_no=c.ref_no
But I do agree with the others that you should post these questions on an Oracle newsgroup or site. Someone mentioned that there also may be an Oracle forum at this site, although I can't find it.
Chris
September 16, 2004 at 7:54 am
my final question
how do i write this query to show results with the left join in oracle 8i
select syspolicy_no,ref_no from policy p join COINSURANCE_DETAILS c on l.syspolicy_no=c.ref_no
any idea?
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September 16, 2004 at 7:56 am
I thought there was an Oracle forum (maybe there was one and now it's gone).
Sukhoi,
Since this site is SQL Server specific and not Oracle, I would like to suggest that you check out http://www.tek-tips.com which does have Oracle forums (along with SQL Server forums).
-SQLBill
September 16, 2004 at 7:56 am
my final question
how do i write this query to show results with the left join in oracle 8i
select syspolicy_no,ref_no from policy p join COINSURANCE_DETAILS c on p.syspolicy_no=c.ref_no
any idea?
hey dont include +signs,
select syspolicy_no,ref_no from policy p,coinsurance_details c where
p.syspolicy_no=c.ref_no(+)
i dont want this query, becoz parser gets confused thats what u said.
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