I have a table that contains 15 duplicate rows (for a total of 30 including originals + duplicates). I have been tasked with writing a script to grab the duplicate records and delete them. My problem is, the table does not contain an ID column like “shipment_item_id”. So I found a solution to use rowid to add my own id column and then I can distinguish the dupes from the originals.

I have a table that contains 15 duplicate rows (for a total of 30 including originals + duplicates). I have been tasked with writing a script to grab the duplicate records and delete them. My problem is, the table does not contain an ID column like “shipment_item_id”. So I found a solution to use rowid to add my own id column and then I can distinguish the dupes from the originals.

I have a table that contains 15 duplicate rows (for a total of 30 including originals + duplicates). I have been tasked with writing a script to grab the duplicate records and delete them. My problem is, the table does not contain an ID column like “shipment_item_id”. So I found a solution to use rowid to add my own id column and then I can distinguish the dupes from the originals.

I have a table that contains 15 duplicate rows (for a total of 30 including originals + duplicates). I have been tasked with writing a script to grab the duplicate records and delete them. My problem is, the table does not contain an ID column like “shipment_item_id”. So I found a solution to use rowid to add my own id column and then I can distinguish the dupes from the originals.

I need to extract only min(id) values. But I don’t know how to use condition from upper query into inner query. The error is: invalid identifier. This is part of larger view, with many more tables and columns, for simplicity I’ve extracted only this part (I can’t make CTE or something like that, because this is larger view). If I skip condition inside inner query, then it lasts forever. Is there some solution to this?

This question already has answers here: Best way to reset an Oracle sequence to the next value in an existing column? (9 answers) Closed 2 days ago. There is a table TB_LOG which did not have a sequence so far. Sequence SEQ_LOG_ID was added for the id column ID_LOG of that tabele. Now the proper […]

This question already has answers here: Best way to reset an Oracle sequence to the next value in an existing column? (9 answers) Closed 2 days ago. There is a table TB_LOG which did not have a sequence so far. Sequence SEQ_LOG_ID was added for the id column ID_LOG of that tabele. Now the proper […]

This question already has answers here: Best way to reset an Oracle sequence to the next value in an existing column? (9 answers) Closed 2 days ago. There is a table TB_LOG which did not have a sequence so far. Sequence SEQ_LOG_ID was added for the id column ID_LOG of that tabele. Now the proper […]

I have the following SQL query that (appears to have some kind of whitespace at the end)is returning data in my XML output and I am trying to remove this upfront in the SQL from being shown in the XML output:

trusted_device_details
|DEVICE_TYPE|DEVICE_NAME| DEVICE_ID | Created Date Time | Last Accessed Date Time | IP_ADDRESS | USER_ID | CLIENT_CODE | RANK_NUMBER
|———–|———–| ———- | —————– | ———————– | ———– | ——–| ————| ————
|MOBIL APP |IPHONE 6S | 4455555 | 8-Dec-24 | 12/8/2024 16:01 | 10.1.1.1 | XXX1 | 55111444 | 1
|MOBIL APP |IPHONE 15 | 52344444 | 8-Dec-24 | 12/8/2024 16:01 | 10.1.1.6 | XXX1 | 55111444 | 1
|MOBIL APP |Ipad | 788995544 | 9-Nov-24 | 12/6/2025 16:01 | 10.1.1.1 | XXX1 | 55111444 | 1