Don Dealy II wrote:
> 
> Sample Table
> 
> DocId     Integer
> DateVal   Date
> TextVal   Varchar2(40)
> NumVal    Number(10,0)
> 
> 
> Sample Data
> 
> DocId    DateVal        TextVal        NumVal
> 12       01/15/2000
> 12                      Sally Smith
> 5                       Bob Brown
> 5                                      48702
> 5        07/22/2001
> 4                                      152
> 
> 
> 
> Desired result after SELECT...
> 
> DocId    DateVal        TextVal        NumVal
> 12       01/15/2000     Sally Smith
> 5        07/22/2001     Bob Brown      48702
> 4                                      152
> 
> 
> How do I write a query to produce the "single row" result?
> 
> 
> 
> Thx - Don
> 
> e:  [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> 
> 

 select DocId,
        decode(max(nvl(dateval,
to_date('1/1/1066','MM/DD/YYYY'))),                            
to_date('1/1/1066', 'MM/DD/YYYY'), NULL,
                      max(nvl(dateval,
                          to_date('1/1/1066','MM/DD/YYYY')))) dateval,
        decode(min(nvl(textval, 'ZZZZ')), 'ZZZZ', NULL,
                       min(nvl(textval, 'ZZZZ'))) textval,
        decode(max(nvl(numval, -9999999999)),
                         -9999999999, NULL,
                         max(nvl(numval, -9999999999))) numval
 from sample_table
 group by docid

 Untried, but should work.
                    
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Regards,

  Stephane Faroult
  Oriole Corporation
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