RE: JOIN issues?
- From: "Lex de Haan" <lex.de.haan@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- To: <bunjibry@xxxxxxxxx>, "'Oracle-L'" <oracle-l@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 17 Jan 2005 20:54:08 +0100
Hi Bryan,
could you please copy and paste the problematic SQL statement, including the
error message, from SQL*Plus? that saves a lot of time figuring out what
might possibly be wrong ...
Lex.
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On Behalf Of Bryan Wells
Sent: Monday, January 17, 2005 20:23
To: Oracle-L
Subject: JOIN issues?
As mentioned earlier I applied the 9205 patch set to the w2k yesterday.
today we are getting issues. it seems that we cannont use an explicit join
in our queries where they were working in the 9201 base install.
anyone have any ideas why this would occur?
Syntax that does NOT work:
select *
from star.fact_invoice_item f
join rbl_views.v_time_period t on t.dw_time_period_id = f.dw_time_period_id
join star.mv_dim_customer_flat c on c.dw_customer_id =
f.dw_ship_to_customer_id where f.system_name = 'BPCS_HHG'
and f.invoice_effective_date = '14-jan-2005';
Same query but with the implicit syntax and returns no errors:
select *
from star.fact_invoice_item f,
rbl_views.v_time_period t,
star.mv_dim_customer_flat c
where t.dw_time_period_id = f.dw_time_period_id and c.dw_customer_id =
f.dw_ship_to_customer_id and f.system_name = 'BPCS_HHG'
and f.invoice_effective_date = '14-jan-2005';
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bunjibry@xxxxxxxxx
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