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function is "field in Table T1"Select *From table_1 T1Cross join fn_tablevalue (t1.column _) MSG 4104, level 16, state 1, line 1The multi-part identifier "t1.column _ A" cocould not be bound.The last query syntax is incorrect. During cross join, the table value function parameter cannot be a field of table T1. Why cannot this problem be solved? I guess Microsoft didn't add this feature at the time :). After some customers complained about it, Microsoft added cross apply and outer apply to impr

bound.The syntax of the last query is wrong. In cross join, the parameters of a table-valued function cannot be a field of table T1, so why can't you do that? I guess Microsoft did not add this feature:), and then after the customer complained, so Microsoft added crossapply and outer apply to improve, see cross apply, outer apply example:--4. Cross ApplySELECT *From Table_1 T1Cross apply Fn_tablevalue (t1.column_a)--5. Outer

identifier "T1.column_a" could is not bound.The syntax of the last query is wrong. In cross join , the parameters of a table-valued function cannot be a field of table T1, so why can't you do that? I guess Microsoft did not add this feature:), and then after the customer complained, so Microsoft added cross apply and outer apply to improve, see Cross apply, outer Apply Example:-- 4. Cross ApplySELECT * FROM table_1 T1cross apply Fn_tablevalu

" cocould not be bound.The last query syntax is incorrect. During cross join, the table value function parameter cannot be a field of table T1. Why cannot this problem be solved? I guess Microsoft didn't add this feature at the time :). After some customers complained about it, Microsoft added cross apply and outer apply to improve it. For details, see cross apply and outer apply: -- 4. Cross applySelect *From table_1 T1Cross apply fn_tablevalue (t1.c

We know that there is a cross join in SQL Server 2000 that is used for interleaving. In fact, adding cross apply and outer apply is used to intersect table-valued functions (functions that return table result sets), and more importantly, the parameters of this function are fields in another table.--OUTER APPLYSELECT *From Table_1 T1Cross apply Fn_tablevalue (t1.column_a)--OUTER APPLYSELECT *From Table_1 T1O

object_id(N'Fn_tablevalue'N'TF') is not NULLDROP FUNCTIONFn_tablevalueGOCreate functionFn_tablevalue (@id varchar( -))returns @a TABLE(IDint, namevarchar(Ten)NULL) as beginInsert into @aSelect * fromTable2whereId= @idreturnEndGo--Cross ApplySelect * fromtable1 T1 CrossApply (SELECT 1Id'test1'NameUNION All SELECT 2,'test2') T2whereT1.id=t2.idSelect * fromtable1Select * fromtable1 T1 Crossapply Fn_tablevalue (t1.id)--Outer

varchar (8000)SELECT @ values = isnull (@ values + ',', '') + value FROM tb WHERE id = @ idRETURN @ valuesENDGO-- Call a functionSELECT id, VALUE = dbo. fn_strSum2 (id) FROM tb group by idDrop function dbo. fn_strSum2-- 3 new solution in SQL2005/SQL2008---- 3.1 Use OUTER APPLYSELECT *FROM (select distinct id FROM tb) a outer apply (SELECT [values] = STUFF (REPLACE ((SELECT value FROM tb NWHERE id = A. idFOR XML AUTO), ') N---- 3.2 use XMLSELECT id, [

dba_registry, the following error is reported: select * from dba_registry; ORA-04063: package body "SYS. DBMS_REGISTRY_SYS "has errorsORA-06508: PL/SQL: cocould not find program unit being called:" SYS. DBMS_REGISTRY_SYS "ORA-06512: at line 1The final problem is located at the failure of the DBMS_REGISTRY_SYS package. You can solve the problem by re-running the prvctl. plb Script: SQL> @? /Rdbms/admin/prvctl. plb re-query dba_registry no longer reports an error, and then re-apply psu: SQL> @? /

join: Specifies the cross product of two tables. ReturnBack to the same line-the cross join here is the Cartesian product select St.sno, st.name as Sname, Co.cno, co.name as CName from Students ST Cros s join Course CO--or not specify a connection condition, the query is also Cartesian product select St.sno, st.name as Sname, Co.cno, co.name as CName from S Tudents St, Course co--or cross applyselect St.sno, st.name as Sname, Co.cno, co.name

()) as Hierarchyname /* Hierarchy name, tree-shaped structure display */, CAST (Myempname as NVARCHAR) as HierarchyName2 /* Level name 2, horizontal structure display */FROM dbo. Myemp WHERE ParentID is NULL--recursive query UNION all SELECT t.myempid, T.myempname, T.parentid , T2. Myempname, T.hourssalary, CAST (CONCAT (T2. Parenthierarchyindex, T.parentid, ', ') as VARCHAR) as Parenthierarchyindex, CAST (CONCAT (T2. Hierarchyindex,

- 01.55.37.411219 PM ROLLBACK 11.2.0.2 NBSP ; 0 PSU patchset 11.2.0.2.005-jun-14 01.58.26.752280 PM ROLLBAC K 11.2.0.2 0 PSU nbsp patchset 11.2.0.2.005-jun-14 01.58.57.774343 PM ROLLBACK NB Sp 11.2.0.2 0 PSU patchset 11.2.0.2. 005-jun-14 02.03.58.934479 PM APPLY 11. 2.0.2 NBSp 0 PSU patchset 11.2.0.2.0Query Dba_registry Direct error: SELECT * from Dba_registry;ora-04063:package body "SYS. Dbms_registry_sys "had Errorsora-06508

', ' SQLServer2000 stored procedure with XML programming ', ' 2005-09-01 ' UNION allSELECT ' 009 ', 3, ' Zhao Song ', ' SQLServer2005 system Management Record ', ' 2008-10-01 ' UNION allSELECT ' 010 ', 3, ' Huang Jintao ', ' SQL Technical Handbook ', ' 2006-01-01 '--sql query as follows:--Group by GID, check the last 2 records of date in each group--1. When the field ID is unique:SELECT * from #T as-T where ID in (the Select TOP 2 ID from #T WHERE gid=t.gid ORDER by Date DESC)--2. If the ID is

into table two:Insert intoDbo. OrdersValues(1,'Frndo');Insert intoDbo. OrdersValues(2,'Frndo');Insert intoDbo. OrdersValues(3,'Krlos');Insert intoDbo. OrdersValues(4,'Krlos');Insert intoDbo. OrdersValues(5,'Krlos');Insert intoDbo. OrdersValues(6,'mrphs');Insert intoDbo. OrdersValues(7,NULL);Query the inserted data:Select * from Dbo.ordersResultsExample: Title: Get the latest two orders for each consumer: cross applySelect * from as Cross

(name varchar (10), course varchar (10), fractional int)INSERT into #T2 values (' Zhang San ', ' language ', 74)INSERT into #T2 values (' Zhang San ', ' math ', 83)INSERT into #T2 values (' Zhang San ', ' physics ', 93)INSERT into #T2 values (NULL, ' math ', 50)?---Cross apply---Note that you must have an alias for the table at the endSELECT * FROM #T as aCross Apply (select course, score from #T2 where name =a. Name) b?---outer applySELECT * FROM #T

procedure with XML programming ', ' 2005-09-01 ' UNION allSELECT ' 009 ', 3, ' Zhao Song ', ' SQLServer2005 system Management Record ', ' 2008-10-01 ' UNION allSELECT ' 010 ', 3, ' Huang Jintao ', ' SQL Technical Handbook ', ' 2006-01-01 '--sql query as follows:--Group by GID, check the last 2 records of date in each group--1. When the field ID is unique:SELECT * from #T as-T where ID in (the Select TOP 2 ID from #T WHERE gid=t.gid ORDER by Date DESC)--2. If the ID is not a momentary:SELECT * f

- 01.55.37.411219 PM ROLLBACK 11.2.0.2 NBSP ; 0 PSU patchset 11.2.0.2.005-jun-14 01.58.26.752280 PM ROLLBAC K 11.2.0.2 0 PSU nbsp patchset 11.2.0.2.005-jun-14 01.58.57.774343 PM ROLLBACK NB Sp 11.2.0.2 0 PSU patchset 11.2.0.2. 005-jun-14 02.03.58.934479 PM APPLY 11. 2.0.2 NBSp 0 PSU patchset 11.2.0.2.0Query Dba_registry Direct error: SELECT * from Dba_registry;ora-04063:package body "SYS. Dbms_registry_sys "had Errorsora-06508

stored procedure that returns multiple field values for a query resultCreate or replace procedure proc4 (Param1 in Varchar2, param2 out varchar2, param3 out varchar2--in represents input parameter out represents output parameter Param0 in out number)Asparam VARCHAR2 (100);Begin-Note: Only the result set returned for a record can be processed if the result set contains multiple records, Oracle does not provide a way to directly handle-Cursors must be used indirectly, but the cursor itself is ine