Good day,
I would like to change some program code (mostly on SQL code) because the database already change from DB2 to Oracle.
Here is 1 example that I successful changed but I am not really understand about it, and I cant find it from google.
The following is the original SQL Query code (using DB2) :
SELECT *
FROM (SELECT T0.CREATEDBY AS C1, row_number() OVER ( ORDER BY T0.GROUPNAME) AS rownum
FROM IBSADMIN.CCGROUP T0
WHERE T0.GROUPID != 0001 AND T0.GROUPID != 001 AND T0.CHANNEL = 'CC') AS tname
WHERE rownum BETWEEN 1 AND 20
Here is the SQL Query code after edit by me (successfully get data from Oracle) :
SELECT *
FROM (SELECT T0.CREATEDBY AS C1, row_number() OVER ( ORDER BY T0.GROUPNAME) AS rownum1
FROM IBSADMIN.CCGROUP T0
WHERE T0.GROUPID != 0001 AND T0.GROUPID != 001 AND T0.CHANNEL = 'CC') tname
WHERE rownum1 BETWEEN 1 AND 20
As I analyze, I get error if I didnt change the rownum
to rownum1
, error is ORA-00923: FROM keyword not found where expected
.Thus I change it to rownum1
, I think the rownum
should be a keyword in DB2, is there any keyword like this for Oracle also?
In the line 4 last part, from DB2 code, it end with As tname
. If I put the same things in Oracle code, I get error ORA-00933: SQL command not properly ended
. Thus I erase the As
. I not so understand how is the As tname
means, As the SQL query in the bracket:
(SELECT T0.CREATEDBY AS C1, row_number() OVER ( ORDER BY T0.GROUPNAME) AS rownum1
FROM IBSADMIN.CCGROUP T0
WHERE T0.GROUPID != 0001 AND T0.GROUPID != 001 AND T0.CHANNEL = 'CC')
It return me 2 columns, thus I am not understand how is the As tname
interate with the 2 column.
Kindly advise.