I think his issue is getting list to the server side without
concatenating strings.
You can't use bind variables as table names or column names.
You may be able to write a stored procedure which takes a table name as
a variable, does the string concatenation on the server side, and uses
Oracle's "execute immediate" to effectively "eval" the SQL there..
Scott
Dale wrote:
On Tue, Feb 3, 2009 at 8:47 AM, Deviloper <devilo...@slived.net> wrote:
Hello there!
lets assume that one has a list of tables @db_tables. (For Example one per
Month)
Lets assume one wants to find some data in the tables. (For Example sold
Items.)
select sales from $db_tables[0]; # gives all sold items in January
You could use a UNION in the database to combine the common data (you can
create a view and use that for your select):
CREATE VIEW v_combined_months AS
SELECT 'January' AS "Month",sales FROM jan_sales
UNION ALL
SELECT 'February' AS "Month",sales FROM feb_sales
UNION ALL
SELECT 'March' AS "Month",sales FROM march_sales
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