Reputation: 13
I need to use two IDs from my select statement so I can make other statements retrieving data from another table. I'm using a data model in Oracle BI Publisher.
select
a.dist_code_combination_id,
a.def_acctg_accrual_ccid,
a.invoice_id,
b.column4,
declare
var1 int;
begin
select a.dist_code_combination_id into var1 from ap_invoice_distributions_all a;
end;
declare
var2 int;
begin
select a.def_acctg_accrual_ccid into var2 from ap_invoice_distributions_all a;
end;
select segment from gl_code_combinations where code_combination_ID = testvar1,
select segment from gl_code_combinations where code_combination_ID = testvar2,
from
AP_invoice_distributions_all a,
table2 b
where
a.invoice_id = b.column4
I was expecting 6 columns total but I get an error about FROM not found where expected.
Upvotes: 1
Views: 38
Reputation: 100
I don't understand the declare
blocks. They are unnecessary and I think the above query has some issues.
Since you need 6 columns only, please check this query. I am not sure this is what you need.
SELECT
a.dist_code_combination_id var1,
a.def_acctg_accrual_ccid var2,
a.invoice_id,
b.column4,
(SELECT segment FROM gl_code_combinations WHERE code_combination_id = a.dist_code_combination_id) AS segment1,
(SELECT segment FROM gl_code_combinations WHERE code_combination_id = a.def_acctg_accrual_ccid) AS segment2
FROM
AP_invoice_distributions_all a
JOIN
table2 b
ON
a.invoice_id = b.column4;
I just thought you want to rename a.dist_code_combination_id
to var1
...
Upvotes: 2