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Query Output as Merge Date Ranges

Zeeshan ShaikhJun 8 2015 — edited Jun 8 2015

Dear All,

I have a table with Data shown below:-

1-Jun-2015 to 10-Jun-2015

3-Jun-2015 to 5-Jun-2015

8-Jun-2015 to 10-Jun-2015

8-Jun-2015 to 15-Jun-2015

17-Jun-2015 to 25-Jun-2015

20-Jun-2015 to 26-Jun-2015

28-Jun-2015 to 29-Jun-2015

I want to write a query with output shown below:-

1-Jun-2015 to 15-Jun-2015

17-Jun-2015 to 26-Jun-2015

28-Jun-2015 to 29-Jun-2015

Looking forward for Help on how to write such query

Thanks

Zeeshan Sheikh

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Avi Miller-Oracle
user460093 wrote:
For employees that want to maintain OEL environments at home, off the Oracle Intranet, do they need to have access to the ULN or can they obtain everything they need to keep their systems current, patched and operating on par with internal systems by simply using the public Yum update servers?
No. The Public YUM server only contains the packages as released on the DVD ISO images. It does not contain updates, errata or bug fixes within a release. That is only available via ULN.
There are multiple unanswered requests for the answer to this question or questions similar to it, so I would appreciate a timely, complete answer.
The official, timely and complete answer is to use the Oracle VPN and our internal ULN services. There are unofficial methods as well. For those, please email me directly from your Oracle employee email address.
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