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Comments by greatwhite1 (Top 5 by date)
greatwhite1
25-Nov-19 9:21am
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Thanks
greatwhite1
19-Nov-19 10:21am
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So I created a simple procedure to try and call with no luck. This is so easy to do in Microsoft. I am actually wondering now if you can even call procedures from SQL Dev. Are there add ons I need to the oracle database to accomplish this.
create or replace procedure My_login( IN_User_id number,out_p out varchar2)
is
begin
select app_users.user_name into out_p from app_users where user_id =IN_User_id;
end My_login;
--Call to procedure
set serveroutput on;
Declare
Answer varchar2(100);
begin
My_login(1976, :Answer);
dbms_output.putline(Answer);
End;
greatwhite1
19-Nov-19 8:26am
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Tried the solutions and tried modifying them to suit my needs. I beginning to think what I am trying to do might not be possible.
I need every address that is a duplicate. and I need it's eval_id and house_id. Once I isolate these I will review them to see why they are duplicates. The current queries can't be right because the return of records is more than is possible.
greatwhite1
13-Nov-19 12:28pm
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No once I find the records I won't be deleting them they have to have their house_id updated to the original. From my understanding before I started here something caused some addresses to be given a new house ID , Duplicate data is normal but they should all have the same house_id. I know weird but I didn't build it, just have to live with it.
greatwhite1
13-Nov-19 11:44am
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How do I include house_id? I have to have that so I can see if the house_id is different