Sql query in oracle database

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I have a table in Oracle database(karno,year,month)

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I want to write a query to shows me list of kar that among within a month for example( month=1,month=3, month=5, month=7, month=9, month=11)

Posted 11-Apr-17 23:28pm

faridehkalantary

Updated 12-Apr-17 10:55am

Bryian Tan

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CHill60 12-Apr-17 5:51am

So you want to write a query. What have you tried? Where are you stuck? How are we supposed to help you without any sample data or a proper description of the problem?

faridehkalantary 19-Apr-17 0:58am

I have a table with columns(karno, year, month)... i want show a list of records that gives the list every other month for example records(karno) that give lists mounh=1 and month=3 and month=5, month=7, month=9,month=11
thanks for you

CHill60 19-Apr-17 4:08am

I've updated my solution.

faridehkalantary 26-Apr-17 6:33am

thanks alot for you

Bryian Tan 12-Apr-17 16:56pm

What is Karno and kar means?

faridehkalantary 19-Apr-17 0:59am

I have a table with columns(karno, year, month)... i want show a list of records that gives the list every other month for example records(karno) that give lists mounh=1 and month=3 and month=5, month=7, month=9,month=11
thanks for you

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CHill60 · Answer 1 · 2017-04-12T10:27:00

Solution 1

For want of more information, try this

SQL

SELECT year, month, count(*)
FROM yourTable
WHERE month IN (1,3,5,7,9,11)
GROUP BY year, month

If you want to list the actual records then do this instead:

SQL

SELECT karno, year, month
FROM yourTable
WHERE month IN (1,3,5,7,9,11)
ORDER BY month, karno

Posted 12-Apr-17 10:27am

CHill60

Updated 18-Apr-17 22:10pm

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