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evaluated order of Pivot and UnPivot in select statement

Aketi Jyuuzou
Aketi Jyuuzou Member Posts: 1,072 Bronze Badge
edited Nov 30, 2009 5:37AM in SQL & PL/SQL
My research which evaluated order of select statement is below.
 1 from
 2 where (Join condition)
 3 start with
 4 connect by
 5 where (filter of rows)
 6 group by
 7 having
 8 model
 9 select
10 order by
My question is Where Pivot clause and UnPivot clause ?

http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E16338_01/server.112/e10592/statements_10002.htm
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  • Lakmal Rajapakse
    Lakmal Rajapakse Member Posts: 827 Silver Badge
    Answer ✓
    Well the pivot is applied to a single table or an inline view or a view - so it will be like any other table or view in the from list - it will be done first
    select b.BUSINESS_OBJECT_CATEGORY_DESCR, a.c, a.d
from 
 (select PAY_METHOD_TYPE_CODE, BUSINESS_OBJECT_CATEGORY_CODE   
  from target_odi.business_object_pay_methods)
 pivot (count(PAY_METHOD_TYPE_CODE) 
         for PAY_METHOD_TYPE_CODE in  ('D' as d, 'C' as c)) a ,  
target_odi.business_object_categories  b
where a.BUSINESS_OBJECT_CATEGORY_CODE = b.BUSINESS_OBJECT_CATEGORY_CODE
    So for the above SQL the pivot is first evaluated before the join between A and B.
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  • Sven W.
    Sven W. Member Posts: 10,537 Gold Crown
    Can you order a specific column and this order influcences the order of the pivot columns?
    If yes, I guest pivot must be executed after the order by clause. But can't test it currently (no 11g at my fingertipps).
    Sven W.
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  • Lakmal Rajapakse
    Lakmal Rajapakse Member Posts: 827 Silver Badge
    Answer ✓
    Well the pivot is applied to a single table or an inline view or a view - so it will be like any other table or view in the from list - it will be done first
    select b.BUSINESS_OBJECT_CATEGORY_DESCR, a.c, a.d
from 
 (select PAY_METHOD_TYPE_CODE, BUSINESS_OBJECT_CATEGORY_CODE   
  from target_odi.business_object_pay_methods)
 pivot (count(PAY_METHOD_TYPE_CODE) 
         for PAY_METHOD_TYPE_CODE in  ('D' as d, 'C' as c)) a ,  
target_odi.business_object_categories  b
where a.BUSINESS_OBJECT_CATEGORY_CODE = b.BUSINESS_OBJECT_CATEGORY_CODE
    So for the above SQL the pivot is first evaluated before the join between A and B.
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  • 730428
    730428 Member Posts: 2,087
    Provided that you can specify columns created by the PIVOT clause both in the select and in the Order By clause, I think the pivot must be executed before them:
    SQL> r
  1  select job, d10,d20,d30 from emp
  2  pivot (sum(sal) for deptno in (10 as D10, 20 as d20, 30 as d30))
  3* order by d20

JOB              D10        D20        D30
--------- ---------- ---------- ----------
CLERK                       800
CLERK                      1100
MANAGER                    2975
ANALYST                    3000
ANALYST                    3000
SALESMAN                              1600
PRESIDENT       5000
MANAGER         2450
SALESMAN                              1500
SALESMAN                              1250
CLERK           1300
MANAGER                               2850
SALESMAN                              1250
CLERK                                  950

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Piano di esecuzione
----------------------------------------------------------
Plan hash value: 1739977809

-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
| Id  | Operation            | Name | Rows  | Bytes | Cost (%CPU)| Time     |
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
|   0 | SELECT STATEMENT     |      |    14 |   518 |     5  (40)| 00:00:01 |
|   1 |  SORT ORDER BY       |      |    14 |   518 |     5  (40)| 00:00:01 |
|   2 |   HASH GROUP BY PIVOT|      |    14 |   518 |     5  (40)| 00:00:01 |
|   3 |    TABLE ACCESS FULL | EMP  |    14 |   518 |     3   (0)| 00:00:01 |
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------
    Max
    730428
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  • Aketi Jyuuzou
    Aketi Jyuuzou Member Posts: 1,072 Bronze Badge
    thanks everyone I decided that T will install Oracle11g in my PC B-)
    And I will report my research :D
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  • Aketi Jyuuzou
    Aketi Jyuuzou Member Posts: 1,072 Bronze Badge
    OK I conclude that Pivot clause and UnPivot clause are evaluted in from clause
    select * from dual
unpivot(vals1 for key1 in(dummy,dummy,dummy,dummy,dummy))
unpivot(vals2 for key2 in(key1,key1))
pivot(max(key2) for vals2 in('DUMMY' as newDummy))
pivot(max(newDummy) for vals1 in('DUMMY' as newDummy2)) a
Join dual b
  on a.newDummy2 is null;

NEWDUMMY2  DUMMY
---------  ------
X          null
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