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Need a query for showing data month wise in oracle apex
Muhammad Ovais
Member Posts: 9 Red Ribbon
Hi,
I need a query that showing data in month wise given table is attached.
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Do not post screenshots of textual information (code, sample data, error messages etc). Screenshots are not accessible to users of assistive technologies and cannot be easily utilised by those seeking to reproduce a problem. Always post textual information in the body of the post using the appropriate format.
Methods of developing dynamic pivot/matrix classic reports in APEX have been discussed on several occasions in this forum. Two of them are:
- Dynamic SQL + standard report template + generic columns: APEX 5.0 : dynamic pivot 'in' clause returning no data and a more recent thread on similar lines.
- Static SQL (XML pivot) + XSLT + custom report template: Matrix report
Option 1 is generally the simplest approach as it utilises an existing report template and built-in declarative options. Option 2 is good for more complex report layouts (as long as your requirements are realistic).
