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Displaying select results in double columns [message #680350] Sat, 09 May 2020 01:58 Go to next message
OraFerro
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Hi All,

I hope everybody is well and safe together with their beloved ones.

I am not sure if this is possible or not, but I am trying to send emails from oracle that contain tables. In order to have the data more presentable, I am trying to reduce the size of the displayed table by showing two rows in one row (duplicate fields).

so in the following example:

create table test_all_inst
(
  ser_no number,
  value number
 );

insert all 
into TEST_ALL_INST(ser_no, VALUE) values (1, 500)
into TEST_ALL_INST(ser_no, VALUE) values (2, 500)
into TEST_ALL_INST(ser_no, VALUE) values (3, 500)
into TEST_ALL_INST(ser_no, VALUE) values (4, 500)
into TEST_ALL_INST(ser_no, VALUE) values (5, 500)
into TEST_ALL_INST(ser_no, VALUE) values (6, 500)
into TEST_ALL_INST(ser_no, VALUE) values (7, 500)
into TEST_ALL_INST(ser_no, VALUE) values (8, 500)
into TEST_ALL_INST(ser_no, VALUE) values (9, 500)
into TEST_ALL_INST(ser_no, VALUE) values (10, 500)
into TEST_ALL_INST(ser_no, VALUE) values (11, 500)
into TEST_ALL_INST(ser_no, VALUE) values (12, 500)
into TEST_ALL_INST(ser_no, VALUE) values (13, 500)
into TEST_ALL_INST(ser_no, VALUE) values (14, 500)
into TEST_ALL_INST(ser_no, VALUE) values (15, 500)
into TEST_ALL_INST(ser_no, VALUE) values (16, 500)
into TEST_ALL_INST(ser_no, VALUE) values (17, 500)
into TEST_ALL_INST(ser_no, VALUE) values (18, 500)
into TEST_ALL_INST(ser_no, VALUE) values (19, 500)
into TEST_ALL_INST(ser_no, VALUE) values (20, 500)
into TEST_ALL_INST(ser_no, VALUE) values (21, 500)
select * from dual;
I instead of:
select * from TEST_ALL_INST;


SER_NO  VALUE
1       500
2       500
3       500
4       500
5       500
6       500
7       500
8       500
9       500
10      500
11      500
12      500
13      500
14      500
15      500
16      500
17      500
18      500
19      500
20      500
21      500
I need:

SER_NO  VALUE   SER_NO	VALUE
1       500     12      500
2       500     13      500
3       500     14      500
4       500     15      500
5       500     16      500
6       500     17      500
7       500     18      500
8       500     19      500
9       500     20      500
10      500     21      500
11      500
Thanks,
Ferro
Re: Displaying select results in double columns [message #680351 is a reply to message #680350] Sat, 09 May 2020 02:21 Go to previous messageGo to next message
John Watson
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Is this horrible structure any use?
orclz> ed
Wrote file afiedt.buf

  1  with even as (select rownum join_col,ser_no,value from (select rownum rn,rownum/2 half_rn,ser_no,value from test_all_inst) where half_rn=trunc(half_rn)),
  2  odd as (select rownum join_col,ser_no,value from (select rownum rn,rownum/2 half_rn,ser_no,value from test_all_inst) where half_rn<>trunc(half_rn))
  3* select odd.ser_no,odd.value,even.ser_no,even.value from odd join even using(join_col)
orclz> /

    SER_NO      VALUE     SER_NO      VALUE
---------- ---------- ---------- ----------
         1        500          2        500
         3        500          4        500
         5        500          6        500
         7        500          8        500
         9        500         10        500
        11        500         12        500
        13        500         14        500
        15        500         16        500
        17        500         18        500
        19        500         20        500

10 rows selected.

orclz>
I'm sure that a real solution would use analytic functions.
Re: Displaying select results in double columns [message #680352 is a reply to message #680351] Sat, 09 May 2020 02:30 Go to previous messageGo to next message
OraFerro
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@John Watson,

Thanks a lot for the reply. But this solution does not show the extra odd column (for ser_no 21).

I added the left outer join instead:

 WITH 
    even AS 
      (SELECT ROWNUM join_col,
                       ser_no,
                       value
          FROM (SELECT ROWNUM rn,
                     ROWNUM / 2 half_rn,
                     ser_no,
                     value
                FROM test_all_inst)
          WHERE half_rn = TRUNC(half_rn)
      ),
    odd AS 
      (SELECT ROWNUM join_col,
                   ser_no,
                   value
        FROM (SELECT ROWNUM rn,
                     ROWNUM / 2 half_rn,
                     ser_no,
                     value
            FROM test_all_inst)
        WHERE half_rn <> TRUNC(half_rn)
       )
        SELECT odd.ser_no,
               odd.value,
               even.ser_no,
               even.value
                FROM odd
                  left outer JOIN even
                    USING (join_col);
I also do not get what you mean by analytic function, you mean use analytic function to get odd and even rows instead of trunc on rownum?

Thanks,
Ferro

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Re: Displaying select results in double columns [message #680353 is a reply to message #680352] Sat, 09 May 2020 02:58 Go to previous messageGo to next message
OraFerro
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Is there a way to keep odd on one side and evens in the other side similar to my sample result?
Re: Displaying select results in double columns [message #680354 is a reply to message #680352] Sat, 09 May 2020 03:00 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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Quote:
I also do not get what you mean by analytic function, you mean use analytic function to get odd and even rows instead of trunc on rownum?
My abilities with analytic functions are close to zero. I do know that they can be used to navigate from one row to another, which may be what you need.
Re: Displaying select results in double columns [message #680355 is a reply to message #680353] Sat, 09 May 2020 03:19 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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OraFerro wrote on Sat, 09 May 2020 09:58
Is there a way to keep odd on one side and evens in the other side similar to my sample result?
Can you post a test case (with the expected result) with different values and covering all cases so we can see what you want exactly.

Re: Displaying select results in double columns [message #680356 is a reply to message #680355] Sat, 09 May 2020 03:21 Go to previous messageGo to next message
OraFerro
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Hi Michel,

I already posted the test case with the expected result:

SER_NO  VALUE   SER_NO	VALUE
1       500     12      500
2       500     13      500
3       500     14      500
4       500     15      500
5       500     16      500
6       500     17      500
7       500     18      500
8       500     19      500
9       500     20      500
10      500     21      500
11      500
Thanks,
Ferro

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Re: Displaying select results in double columns [message #680357 is a reply to message #680356] Sat, 09 May 2020 03:27 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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You asked odd on one side and even on the other one, this is not what your post shows, is it?

Re: Displaying select results in double columns [message #680358 is a reply to message #680357] Sat, 09 May 2020 03:28 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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Or do you want the first half on the first column and the second half on the second?
This is not the same question.

Re: Displaying select results in double columns [message #680359 is a reply to message #680358] Sat, 09 May 2020 03:40 Go to previous messageGo to next message
OraFerro
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@Michel

Sorry for the wrong wording, my mistake. I need the 1st half (or half + 1 in case of odd number of rows) on one side and the 2nd half on the other side.

The wording is wrong but the result I posted is what I want:
SER_NO  VALUE   SER_NO	VALUE
1       500     12      500
2       500     13      500
3       500     14      500
4       500     15      500
5       500     16      500
6       500     17      500
7       500     18      500
8       500     19      500
9       500     20      500
10      500     21      500
11      500
Thanks,
Ferro

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Re: Displaying select results in double columns [message #680360 is a reply to message #680359] Sat, 09 May 2020 03:49 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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Well working on the first issue (odd on one side and even on the other one) I removed some rows of your table:
SQL> select * from TEST_ALL_INST order by ser_no;
    SER_NO      VALUE
---------- ----------
         1        500
         2        500
         3        500
         4        500
         5        500
         7        500
         8        500
        10        500
        11        500
        13        500
        14        500
        15        500
        16        500
        17        500
        18        500
        20        500
        21        500

17 rows selected.
So:
SQL> with
  2    data as (
  3      select ser_no, value,
  4             case
  5               when row_number() over (order by ser_no) <= (count(*) over()+1) / 2
  6                 then 1
  7               else 2
  8             end col,
  9             case
 10               when row_number() over (order by ser_no) <= (count(*) over()+1) / 2
 11                 then row_number() over (order by ser_no)
 12               else row_number() over (order by ser_no) - trunc((count(*) over()+1)/2)
 13             end rk
 14      from TEST_ALL_INST
 15    )
 16  select max(decode(col, 1, ser_no)) ser_no,
 17         max(decode(col, 1, value)) value,
 18         max(decode(col, 2, ser_no)) ser_no,
 19         max(decode(col, 2, value)) value
 20  from data
 21  group by rk
 22  order by rk
 23  /
    SER_NO      VALUE     SER_NO      VALUE
---------- ---------- ---------- ----------
         1        500         13        500
         2        500         14        500
         3        500         15        500
         4        500         16        500
         5        500         17        500
         7        500         18        500
         8        500         20        500
        10        500         21        500
        11        500

9 rows selected.
If you are interested on this first issue:
SQL> with
  2    data as (
  3      select ser_no, value,
  4             dense_rank() over (order by trunc((ser_no-1)/2)) rk
  5      from TEST_ALL_INST
  6    )
  7  select max(decode(mod(ser_no,2), 1, ser_no)) ser_no,
  8         max(decode(mod(ser_no,2), 1, value)) value,
  9         max(decode(mod(ser_no,2), 0, ser_no)) ser_no,
 10         max(decode(mod(ser_no,2), 0, value)) value
 11  from data
 12  group by rk
 13  order by rk
 14  /
    SER_NO      VALUE     SER_NO      VALUE
---------- ---------- ---------- ----------
         1        500          2        500
         3        500          4        500
         5        500
         7        500          8        500
                              10        500
        11        500
        13        500         14        500
        15        500         16        500
        17        500         18        500
                              20        500
        21        500

11 rows selected.

[Updated on: Sat, 09 May 2020 03:51]

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Re: Displaying select results in double columns [message #680362 is a reply to message #680360] Sat, 09 May 2020 05:08 Go to previous messageGo to next message
OraFerro
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@Michel

Thanks a million, this is new dimension to me.
For the sake of having a more generic statement (adding the case of first serial number that is not 1 and is even - for example remaining installment numbers) I modified ser_no to rownum as below:
with
data as (
      select ser_no, mydate, value,
      dense_rank() over (order by trunc((ROWNUM-1)/2)) rk
  from TEST_ALL_INST
)
  select max(decode(mod(ser_no,2), 1, ser_no)) ser_no,
    max(decode(mod(ser_no,2), 1, mydate)) mydate,
    max(decode(mod(ser_no,2), 1, value)) value,
    max(decode(mod(ser_no,2), 0, ser_no)) "ser_no ",
    max(decode(mod(ser_no,2), 0, mydate)) "mydate ", 
    max(decode(mod(ser_no,2), 0, value)) "value "
from data
group by rk
order by rk;

Thanks again,
Ferro
Re: Displaying select results in double columns [message #680364 is a reply to message #680360] Sat, 09 May 2020 05:09 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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Or compacting:
SQL> with
  2    data as (
  3      select ser_no, value,
  4             row_number() over (partition by trunc((ser_no-1)/2) order by ser_no) col
  5      from TEST_ALL_INST
  6    ),
  7    data2 as (
  8      select ser_no, value, col,
  9             dense_rank() over (partition by col order by ser_no) rk
 10      from data
 11    )
 12  select max(decode(mod(col,2), 1, ser_no)) ser_no,
 13         max(decode(mod(col,2), 1, value)) value,
 14         max(decode(mod(col,2), 0, ser_no)) ser_no,
 15         max(decode(mod(col,2), 0, value)) value
 16  from data2
 17  group by rk
 18  order by rk
 19  /
    SER_NO      VALUE     SER_NO      VALUE
---------- ---------- ---------- ----------
         1        500          2        500
         3        500          4        500
         5        500          8        500
         7        500         14        500
        10        500         16        500
        11        500         18        500
        13        500
        15        500
        17        500
        20        500
        21        500

11 rows selected.
Re: Displaying select results in double columns [message #680365 is a reply to message #680364] Sat, 09 May 2020 05:34 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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@Michel

Yes, the compacting example is a bit tricky.

Thanks again,
Ferro
Re: Displaying select results in double columns [message #680367 is a reply to message #680362] Sat, 09 May 2020 06:14 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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Quote:
I modified ser_no to rownum as below:
ROWNUM does not guarantee the order.
Use ROW_NUMBER in a first subquery:
with first_step as (select t.*, row_number() over (order by ser_no) rownb from TEST_ALL_INST)...
then replace TEST_ALL_INST by "first_step" and "ser_no" by "rownb" in the previous query.

Re: Displaying select results in double columns [message #680370 is a reply to message #680367] Sat, 09 May 2020 08:01 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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That is something like (for the question first half in first column and second half in the second one):
SQL> with
  2    TEST_ALL_INST as (
  3      select trunc(dbms_random.value(1,1000)) ser_no,
  4             trunc(dbms_random.value(1000,5000)) value
  5      from dual
  6      connect by level < 20
  7    ),
  8    step1 as (
  9      select ser_no, value,
 10             row_number() over (order by ser_no) rownb,
 11             count(*) over () + 1 cnt
 12      from TEST_ALL_INST
 13    ),
 14    step2 as (
 15      select ser_no, value,
 16             case
 17               when rownb <= cnt/2 then 1
 18               else 2
 19             end col,
 20             case
 21               when rownb <= cnt/2 then rownb
 22               else rownb - trunc(cnt/2)
 23             end rk
 24      from step1
 25    )
 26  select max(decode(col, 1, ser_no)) ser_no,
 27         max(decode(col, 1, value)) value,
 28         max(decode(col, 2, ser_no)) ser_no,
 29         max(decode(col, 2, value)) value
 30  from step2
 31  group by rk
 32  order by rk
 33  /
    SER_NO      VALUE     SER_NO      VALUE
---------- ---------- ---------- ----------
         8       1705        484       1192
        43       1004        489       2819
       263       3220        604       2227
       266       4667        680       3416
       280       3006        787       2852
       316       3929        811       1773
       318       2336        916       1334
       345       2140        957       1047
       398       3253        964       3457
       430       1816

10 rows selected.
Re: Displaying select results in double columns [message #680380 is a reply to message #680370] Sun, 10 May 2020 08:01 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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@John and @Michel,

Thanks a lot, this was educating and beneficial.

Ferro
Re: Displaying select results in double columns [message #680381 is a reply to message #680370] Sun, 10 May 2020 09:20 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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Or simpler:

with test_all_inst as (
                       select  trunc(dbms_random.value(1,1000)) ser_no,
                               trunc(dbms_random.value(1000,5000)) value
                         from  dual
                         connect by level < 20
                      ),
             step1 as (
                       select  ser_no,
                               value,
                               mod(row_number() over (order by ser_no) - 1,ceil(count(*) over () / 2)) rn,
                               ceil(row_number() over (order by ser_no) / ceil(count(*) over () / 2)) partition
                         from  test_all_inst
                      )
select  first_ser_no,
        first_value,
        second_ser_no,
        second_value
  from  step1
  pivot(
        max(ser_no) ser_no,
        max(value) value
        for partition in (1 first,2 second)
       )
  order by rn
/

FIRST_SER_NO FIRST_VALUE SECOND_SER_NO SECOND_VALUE
------------ ----------- ------------- ------------
          62        2334           536         3935
          70        4220           693         4940
         205        1203           733         3813
         286        4562           802         1930
         432        3692           817         3711
         442        4222           817         3722
         450        2728           870         4760
         467        4768           899         1982
         478        2961           922         1458
         491        2433

10 rows selected.

SQL>
SY.
Re: Displaying select results in double columns [message #680387 is a reply to message #680381] Mon, 11 May 2020 05:12 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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And if OP would upgrade to supported version then match recognize would be even simpler solution:

with test_all_inst as (
                       select  trunc(dbms_random.value(1,1000)) ser_no,
                               trunc(dbms_random.value(1000,5000)) value
                         from  dual
                         connect by level < 20
                      )
select  *
  from  test_all_inst
  match_recognize(
                  order by ser_no
                  measures
                    one.ser_no first_ser_no,
                    one.value  first_value,
                    two.ser_no second_ser_no,
                    two.value  second_value
                  pattern(one two?)
                  define one as (count(*) = 1)
                 )
/

FIRST_SER_NO FIRST_VALUE SECOND_SER_NO SECOND_VALUE
------------ ----------- ------------- ------------
         199        2237           273         2373
         413        2375           461         1882
         472        4462           550         4964
         596        1115           601         1018
         639        2653           658         4793
         699        2122           729         2561
         829        1345           850         2917
         884        2166           903         2846
         921        1629           945         4373
         956        3663

10 rows selected.

SQL>
SY.
Re: Displaying select results in double columns [message #680389 is a reply to message #680387] Mon, 11 May 2020 05:22 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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This is not the same result.
Can you put the first half in first column and second half in the second one? ("first" meaning in the order of ser_no)

Re: Displaying select results in double columns [message #680392 is a reply to message #680389] Mon, 11 May 2020 05:36 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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Not without step1.

SY.
Re: Displaying select results in double columns [message #680394 is a reply to message #680392] Mon, 11 May 2020 06:04 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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with test_all_inst as (
                       select  trunc(dbms_random.value(1,1000)) ser_no,
                               trunc(dbms_random.value(1000,5000)) value
                         from  dual
                         connect by level < 20
                      ),
             step1 as (
                       select  ser_no,
                               value,
                               mod(row_number() over (order by ser_no) - 1,ceil(count(*) over () / 2)) rn,
                               ceil(row_number() over (order by ser_no) / ceil(count(*) over () / 2)) partition
                         from  test_all_inst
                      )
select  *
  from  step1
  match_recognize(
                  order by rn,
                           partition
                  measures
                    one.ser_no first_ser_no,
                    one.value  first_value,
                    two.ser_no second_ser_no,
                    two.value  second_value
                  pattern(one two?)
                  define one as (count(*) = 1)
                 )
/
SY.
Re: Displaying select results in double columns [message #680395 is a reply to message #680394] Mon, 11 May 2020 06:07 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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Actually, pattern one condition is much simpler:

with test_all_inst as (
                       select  trunc(dbms_random.value(1,1000)) ser_no,
                               trunc(dbms_random.value(1000,5000)) value
                         from  dual
                         connect by level < 20
                      ),
             step1 as (
                       select  ser_no,
                               value,
                               mod(row_number() over (order by ser_no) - 1,ceil(count(*) over () / 2)) rn,
                               ceil(row_number() over (order by ser_no) / ceil(count(*) over () / 2)) partition
                         from  test_all_inst
                      )
select  *
  from  step1
  match_recognize(
                  order by rn,
                           partition
                  measures
                    one.ser_no first_ser_no,
                    one.value  first_value,
                    two.ser_no second_ser_no,
                    two.value  second_value
                  pattern(one two?)
                  define one as (1 = 1)
                 )
/

FIRST_SER_NO FIRST_VALUE SECOND_SER_NO SECOND_VALUE
------------ ----------- ------------- ------------
          97        1544           585         2189
         131        1589           636         1896
         163        2812           660         3897
         248        1638           662         2038
         253        4078           740         1954
         331        2956           761         3079
         395        1875           944         4544
         399        2969           955         3063
         467        3513           974         4924
         518        2026

10 rows selected.

SQL>
SY.
Re: Displaying select results in double columns [message #680397 is a reply to message #680395] Tue, 12 May 2020 02:59 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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OK, thanks, I admit I (wrongly) didn't investigate on this new feature which seems to be very powerful as I already saw it in your posts.
Is this possible (if you have time) to put the even ser_no in one column and the odd ones in the other columns like this?
SQL> with
  2    TEST_ALL_INST as (
  3      select trunc(dbms_random.value(1,1000)) ser_no,
  4             trunc(dbms_random.value(1000,5000)) value
  5      from dual
  6      connect by level < 20
  7    ),
  8    step1 as (
  9      select ser_no, value, mod(ser_no,2)+1 col,
 10             dense_rank() over (partition by mod(ser_no,2) order by ser_no) rk
 11      from TEST_ALL_INST
 12    )
 13  select max(decode(col, 1, ser_no)) ser_no,
 14         max(decode(col, 1, value)) value,
 15         max(decode(col, 2, ser_no)) ser_no,
 16         max(decode(col, 2, value)) value
 17  from step1
 18  group by rk
 19  order by rk
 20  /
    SER_NO      VALUE     SER_NO      VALUE
---------- ---------- ---------- ----------
        58       2919         23       3346
       128       4233        127       4312
       372       4155        233       3141
       532       2356        235       4454
       534       4043        443       1042
       542       4699        547       4610
       652       3466        597       3132
       698       4213        923       3983
       856       4907
       910       4929
       954       3942

11 rows selected.


Re: Displaying select results in double columns [message #680399 is a reply to message #680397] Tue, 12 May 2020 07:46 Go to previous messageGo to next message
Solomon Yakobson
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Registered: January 2010
Location: Connecticut, USA
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Match recognize doesn't allow expressions in ORDER BY clause so we still need step1:

with test_all_inst as (
                       select  trunc(dbms_random.value(1,1000)) ser_no,
                               trunc(dbms_random.value(1000,5000)) value
                         from  dual
                         connect by level < 20
                      ),
             step1 as (
                       select  ser_no,
                               value,
                               row_number() over (partition by mod(ser_no,2) order by ser_no) + mod(ser_no,2) / 2 rn
                         from  test_all_inst
                      )
select  *
  from  step1
  match_recognize(
                  order by rn
                  measures
                    even.ser_no first_ser_no,
                    even.value  first_value,
                    odd.ser_no second_ser_no,
                    odd.value  second_value
                  pattern(even? odd?)
                  define even as (mod(ser_no,2) = 0),
                         odd as (mod(ser_no,2) = 1)
                 )
/

FIRST_SER_NO FIRST_VALUE SECOND_SER_NO SECOND_VALUE
------------ ----------- ------------- ------------
         250        2713            33         2907
         258        3712            55         1149
         414        1857            63         1435
         440        3181            89         4963
         456        2833           161         4331
         734        1522           199         1037
         906        1791           337         3959
         988        1229           383         3469
                                   441         1925
                                   993         1304
                                   993         4728

11 rows selected.

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Re: Displaying select results in double columns [message #680400 is a reply to message #680399] Tue, 12 May 2020 08:17 Go to previous message
Michel Cadot
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Nice!

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