I am new to SQL programming and I am trying to figure out how to get a report to show a mismatch in System Names & DNS Names. Both of the columns are in a table called nodes.
System Name router-1-dc and the DNS would be router-1-dc.domain I am trying to find Nodes that don't match to the "." prior to the domain example for this would be
System Name "router-1-datacenter" and DNS Name "router-1-dc.domain" I would want this example to show on the report page.
The tricky part is that some of the system names have the ".domain" and some don't.
Here is the SQL Query I built however it does not appear to be working as I need it too.
SELECT N. NodeID, N.Caption, N.SysName, N.DNS, N.IP_Address, N.Device_Type
FROM (
SELECT Nodes.NodeID, Nodes.Caption, Nodes.SysName, Nodes.DNS, Nodes.Device_Type, Nodes.IP_Address
FROM Nodes
WHERE CHARINDEX('.',Nodes.SysName)>0 AND CHARINDEX('.',Nodes.DNS)>0
) N
WHERE SUBSTRING(N.SysName, 1, CHARINDEX('.',N.SysName)-1) <> SUBSTRING(N.DNS, 1, CHARINDEX('.',N.DNS)-1)
AND N.Device_Type = 'UPS'
ORDER BY 5 ASC, 2 ASC
Thanks in advance for the help
Try this, or something like it (I've no data to test it against):
SELECT N.NodeID, N.Caption, N.SysName, N.DNS, N.IP_Address, N.Device_Type
from Nodes N
where left(n.sysname, charindex('.', n.sysname + '.') - 1 )
<> left(n.dns, charindex('.', n.dns + '.') - 1)
order by N.IP_Address, N.Caption
The trick is to add a "." to the end of each string for evaluation purposes. If there already is a period in the string, this has no effect, otherwist you get the whole string.
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My goal is to select all the columns that start and end with the same 3 strings as the first row.
In this case it was simple, since the CONCAT was equal to 'SCLMIA'
AND CONCAT(origin, destination) = 'SCLMIA'
AND ((flight_path LIKE '%SCL%' AND flight_path LIKE '%MIA%')
but now the difficulty is for multiple strings.
AND CONCAT(origin, destination) IN ('SCLMIA', 'SCLIQQ','SCLMAD', 'LIMCUZ', 'BOGMDE', 'FORGRU', 'SDUCGH', 'SCLGRU', 'BOGLIM', 'GYEUIO')
AND (**here I need to replicate the same as above.**)
I read that it can be with the functions SUBSTRING, LEFT AND RIGHT selecting the three first and last strings but I don't know how to do it.
Tried with this, but failed:
AND (flight_path LIKE '%' + SUBSTR(flight_path,3, LENGTH(flight_path) - 4) + '%')
It should be noted that it is a chain of conditions that's why start with AND.
Edit:
Image: Sample of data single path 'SCLMIA'
It's from Bigquery.
I think this is what you're trying to do:
SELECT *
FROM
flight_paths
WHERE
CONCAT(origin, destination) IN ('SCLMIA', 'SCLIQQ', 'SCLMAD', 'LIMCUZ', 'BOGMDE', 'FORGRU', 'SDUCGH', 'SCLGRU', 'BOGLIM', 'GYEUIO')
AND RIGHT(flight_path, 3) = origin
AND LEFT(flight_path, 3) = destination
Here's a db-fiddle that demonstrates the answer:
https://www.db-fiddle.com/f/vUZ4HL4NC9xaBBZpwTYNcR/0
I have below query:
select 'my.MYNAME=' + name from hostnames;
my.MYNAME=abc
my.MYNAME=xyz
my.MYNAME=poi
The query is dynamic is gives3 result, it may give more result depending upon data.
I need following output:
my.MYNAME1=abc
my.MYNAME2=xyz
my.MYNAME3=poi
Numbers appending to MYNAME according to result it gives.
I have tried
select 'my.MYNAME={c}' + name from hostnames where (select count(*) as c from name);
but it is not working.
One way to go about it is:
SELECT CONCAT(CONCAT(CONCAT('my.MYNAME',ROWNUM),'='), name) FROM hostnames
DEMO
I need to find a substring that is in a text field that is actually partially xml. I tried converting it to xml and then use the .value method but to no avail.
The element(substring) I am looking for is a method name that looks like this:
AssemblyQualifiedName="IPMGlobal.CRM2011.IPM.CustomWorkflowActivities.ProcessChildRecords,
where the method at the end "ProcessChildRecords" could be another name such as "SendEmail". I know I can use the "CustomWorkflowActivities." and the , (comma) to find the substring (method name) but not sure how to accomplish it. In addition, there may be more that one instance listed of the **"CustomWorkflowActvities.<method>"**
Some Clarifications:
Below is my original query. It returns that first occurrence in each row but no additional. For example I might have in the string '...IPM.CustomWorkflowActivities.ProcessChildRecords...' and
'...IPM.CustomWorkflowActivities.GetworkflowContext...'
The current query only returns Approve Time Process,
ipm_mytimesheetbatch,
ProcessChildRecords
SELECT WF.name WFName,
(
SELECT TOP 1 Name
FROM entity E
WHERE WF.primaryentity = E.ObjectTypeCode
) Entity,
Convert(xml, xaml) Xaml,
SUBSTRING(xaml, Charindex('CustomWorkflowActivities.', xaml) + Len('CustomWorkflowActivities.'), Charindex(', IPMGlobal.CRM2011.IPM.CustomWorkflowActivities, Version=1.0.0.0', xaml) - Charindex('CustomWorkflowActivities.', xaml) - Len('CustomWorkflowActivities.'))
FROM FilteredWorkflow WF
WHERE 1 = 1
AND xaml LIKE '%customworkflowactivities%'
AND statecodename = 'Activated'
AND typename = 'Definition'
ORDER BY NAME
If you are using Oracle you could use REGEXP function:
WITH cte(t) as (
SELECT 'AssemblyQualifiedName="IPMGlobal.CRM2011.IPM.CustomWorkflowActivities.ProcessChildRecords,' FROM dual
)
SELECT t,
regexp_replace(t, '.*CustomWorkflowActivities.(.+)\,.*', '\1') AS r
FROM cte;
DBFiddle Demo
SQL Server:
WITH cte(t) as (
SELECT 'AssemblyQualifiedName="IPMGlobal.CRM2011.IPM.CustomWorkflowActivities.ProcessChildRecords,asfdsa'
)
SELECT t,SUBSTRING(t, s, CHARINDEX(',', t, s)-s)
FROM (SELECT t, PATINDEX( '%CustomWorkflowActivities.%', t) + LEN('CustomWorkflowActivities.') AS s
FROM cte
) sub;
DBFiddle Demo 2
I would like to sort the below kind of data
ms3_fldr01
ms14_fldr01
ms13_fldr01
ms13_fldp01
ms30_fldr01
ms20_fldp01
ms9_fldr01
ms14_fldp01
ms4_fldp01
ms5_fldr01
ms1_fldp01
ms3_fldr01
ms8_fldr01
In such a way that fldp01 will appear first and then fldr01 .
In first appeared data set of fldp01 first (ms) part has to be sorted ( ms1...ms10) also in fldr01 data set first (ms) part has to be sorted . Like below
ms1_fldp01
ms4_fldp01
ms13_fldp01
ms14_fldp01
ms20_fldp01
ms3_fldr01
ms5_fldr01
ms8_fldr01
ms9_fldr01
ms13_fldr01
ms14_fldr01
ms30_fldr01
I have tried in below way but that is not giving data set as per expectation.
select
server, count(*) as C
from TEST
where d_updated_date >= trunc(sysdate-4)
group by server
order by
replace(replace(server,'_fldr01'),'ms') desc,
(case when substr(server,instr(server,'_')+1)='fldp01' then 1
when substr(server,instr(server,'_')+1)='fldp02' then 2
else 0 end) desc;
Can you please help here ??
I think this will do what you want:
order by (case when server like '%_fldp%' then 1 else 2 end),
length(server),
server
(Note: I know that underscore is a special character in like but the above will still work.)
This depends on the fact that the part after the _ is fixed in length. Otherwise, you will need to do a bit more work to separate out the first component.
You can use regexp_substr:
select *
from test
order by regexp_substr(server, '_\w+'),
to_number(regexp_substr(server, '\d+'));
I would expect a solution using ordinary string functions to outperform a regex-based solution.
SELECT *
FROM yourTable
ORDER BY
LENGTH(SUBSTR(server, INSTR(server, '_') + 1)),
SUBSTR(server, INSTR(server, '_') + 1),
LENGTH(SUBSTR(server, 1, INSTR(server, '_') - 1)),
SUBSTR(server, 1, INSTR(server, '_') - 1)
http://sqlfiddle.com/#!9/b98ea/1 (Sample Table)
I have a table with the following fields:
transfer_id
src_path
DH_USER_ID
email
status_state
ip_address
src_path field contains a couple of duplicates filename values but a different folder name at the beginning of the string.
Example:
191915/NequeVestibulumEget.mp3
/191918/NequeVestibulumEget.mp3
191920/NequeVestibulumEget.mp3
I am trying to do the following:
Set status_state field to 'canceled' for all the duplicate filenames within (src_path) field except for one.
I want the results to look like this:
http://sqlfiddle.com/#!9/5e65f/2
*I apologize in advance for being a complete noob, but I am taking SQL at college and I need help.
SQL Fiddle Demo
fix_os_name: Fix the windows path string to unix format.
file_name: Split the path using /, and use char_length to bring last split.
drank: Create a seq for each filename. So unique filename only have 1, but dup also have 2,3 ...
UPDATE: check if that row have rn > 1 mean is a dup.
.
Take note the color highlight is wrong, but code runs ok.
with fix_os_name as (
SELECT transfer_id, replace(src_path,'\','/') src_path,
DH_USER_ID, email, status_state, ip_address
FROM priority_transfer p
),
file_name as (
SELECT
fon.*,
split_part(src_path,
'/',
char_length(src_path) - char_length(replace(src_path,'/','')) + 1
) sfile
FROM fix_os_name fon
),
drank as (
SELECT
f.*,
row_number() over (partition by sfile order by sfile) rn
from file_name f
)
UPDATE priority_transfer p
SET status_state = 'canceled'
WHERE EXISTS ( SELECT *
FROM drank d
WHERE d.transfer_id = p.transfer_id
AND d.rn > 1);
ADD: One row is untouch
Use the regexp_matches function to separate the file name from the directory.
From there you can use distinct() to build a table with unique values for the filename.
select
regexp_matches(src_path, '[a-zA-Z.0-9]*$') , *
from priority_transfer
;