On Thu, 16 May 2002 14:38:02 +0200
juerg.rietmann@pup.ch wrote:
> The list I need :
>
> 11111111 (main order)
> 8888 01 (cylinderid, type)
> 7986 01 (cylinderid, type)
> 8732 01 (cylinderid, type)
> 11111112 (suborder)
> 9876 03 (cylinderid, type)
> 4318 03 (cylinderid, type)
> 11111113 (suborder)
> 7654 02 (cylinderid, type)
> 6653 02 (cylinderid, type)
> 11111114 (suborder)
> 11111115 (suborder)
> 22222221 (main order)
> 8866 03 (cylinderid, type)
> 22222222 (suborder)
> 8796 03 (cylinderid,type)
> 9876 03 (cylinderid,typ)
> 22222223 (suborder)
>
Hi, Juerg.
Based on the analysis of that relations, I would think "4532 04 (cylinderid, type)"
should be selected... Your careless mistake ? If so, one of the possible
resolution is:
CREATE TABLE tbl_order (orderid text, main boolean);
CREATE TABLE cylinder (cylinderid text, type text, orderid text);
SELECT t.list FROM (SELECT NULL AS orderid, c1.cylinderid, c1.digit7, c1.digit1,
' ' || c1.cylinderid || ' ' || c1.type || ' ' || '(cylinderid, type)' AS list
FROM tbl_order AS o1 INNER JOIN (SELECT cylinderid, type, orderid,
substring(orderidfrom 1 for 7) AS digit7, substring(orderid from 8 for 1) AS digit1
FROM cylinder ) AS c1 ON (c1.orderid = o1.orderid) UNION SELECT o2.orderid, NULL
AScylinderid, substring(o2.orderid from 1 for 7), substring(o2.orderid from 8 for 1),
CASE WHEN o2.main = true THEN o2.orderid || ' (main order)' ELSE ' ' ||
o2.orderid|| ' (suborder)' END AS list FROM tbl_order AS o2 ) AS t
ORDER BY t.digit7, t.digit1, t.orderid, t.cylinderid
Regards,
Masaru Sugawara