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To get the data for last 3 day trend

grakesOct 26 2015 — edited Oct 31 2015

Hi,

Could you please help me to find out the data based on the last 3 day trend?

Based on the below sql I can get the total count for last 3 day trend, but I don't know how to get the total count without using UNION ALL. It's taking too much time to get the result. Please help me to find out simple method.

Select TRUNC(SYSDATE) 3Day_Trend, count(Created_Date) from Order

Where Created_Date <= TRUNC(SYSDATE)

UNION ALL

Select TRUNC(SYSDATE)-1 3Day_Trend, count(Created_Date) from Order

Where Created_Date <= TRUNC(SYSDATE)-1

UNION ALL

Select TRUNC(SYSDATE)-2 3Day_Trend, count(Created_Date) from Order

Where Created_Date <= TRUNC(SYSDATE)-2

For Example,

Name      Order_Id      Created_Date

A                1                08/21/2015

A                2                09/18/2015

A                3                10/25/2015

B                1                08/12/2015

B                2                08/23/2015

B                3                09/14/2015

B                4                10/26/2015

C                1                10/24/2015

C                2                10/25/2015

C                3                10/26/2015

Expected output:

3Day_Trend      Total_Count

10/26/2015           10

10/25/2015            8

10/24/2015            6

Thanks,

Guna

This post has been answered by aJohny on Oct 26 2015
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Martin Maes

We use the following templates to create (POST) and alter (PATCH) an extract process. This works for us.

POST:

{

    "description": "Integrated Extract",
    "source": {
        "tranlogs": "integrated"
    },
        "credentials": {
                "alias": "{{ gg_user_alias }}"
        },
        "registration":"default",
    "begin": "now",
    "targets": [{
        "name": "{{ gg_trail_prefix }}",
        "sizeMB": 250
    }],
    "status": "stopped"
}

PATCH


{

        "credentials": {
                "alias": "{{ gg_user_alias }}"
        },
        "config": [
                "extract {{ gg_process_name }}",
                "extTrail {{ gg_trail_prefix }}",
                "useridAlias {{ gg_user_alias }}",
        ]
}

P.Huang

Hi Martin,

Thanks for your reply. However I am having problem create the extract. As far as I can tell, my payload matches the JSON specification. Do you happen to have a working JSON payload that you can share so that I know the difference between the 2?

BTW, I am assuming the 2 payload you have are from ansiable template, and I will replace {{ xx }} with the actual value, say if you have

    "config": [
            "extract {{ gg_process_name }}",
            "extTrail {{ gg_trail_prefix }}",
            "useridAlias {{ gg_user_alias }}",
    ]

The real payload becomes

    "config": [
            "extract ee123456",
            "extTrail ee",
            "useridAlias boston19",
    ]

(want to make sure I am not missing brackets or quotes.....)

What version of GolenGate Microservice do you have?

Martin Maes

Hi Mr Huang

Yes, that's correct, we're using ansible to create the extract process. Here are the 2 payloads we submit to OGG

cat ansible.2s4lnb2fbuild/extract.post.body.json
{
        "description": "Integrated Extract",
        "source": {
                "tranlogs": "integrated"
        },
        "credentials": {
                "alias": "ecdpt01"
        },
        "registration":"default",
        "begin": "now",
        "targets": [{
                "name": "g2",
                "sizeMB": 250
        }],
        "status": "stopped"
}

oraadmt04:/tmp> cat ansible.5pcj45xbbuild/extract.patch.body.json
{
        "credentials": {
                "alias": "ecdpt01"
        },
        "config": [
                "extract EXDPT01",
                "extTrail g2",
                "useridAlias ecdpt01",
        ]
}

We're using the following Version of OGG:

Version 19.1.0.0.4 OGGCORE_19.1.0.0.0_PLATFORMS_191017.1054

Kind regards,

Martin

P.Huang

Thank you Martin,

Let me try to add an integrated extract with noncdb to see if it works.

P.Huang

Hi Martin,

I am getting the same error.

[oracle@workstation ~]$ cat yy

#!/bin/bash

vPayload='{

        "description": "Integrated Extract",

        "source": {

                "tranlogs": "integrated"

        },

        "credentials": {

                "alias": "ds01"

        },

        "registration":"default",

        "begin": "now",

        "targets": [{

                "name": "g2",

                "sizeMB": 250

        }],

        "status": "stopped"

}'

echo $vPayload | python -mjson.tool

curl -s -X POST \

http://fseast:7001/services/v2/extracts/pp \

--user "oggadmin:"oracle_4U \

-H 'Cache-Control: no-cache' \

-d $vPayload | python -mjson.tool

[oracle@workstation ~]$

[oracle@workstation ~]$

[oracle@workstation ~]$ ./yy

{

    "begin": "now",

    "credentials": {

        "alias": "ds01"

    },

    "description": "Integrated Extract",

    "registration": "default",

    "source": {

        "tranlogs": "integrated"

    },

    "status": "stopped",

    "targets": [

        {

            "name": "g2",

            "sizeMB": 250

        }

    ]

}  <--------------------------------------------------------------- this step confirms I have a good json document

{

    "$schema": "api:standardResponse",

    "links": [

        {

            "href": "http://fseast:7001/services/v2/extracts/pp",

            "mediaType": "application/json",

            "rel": "canonical"

        },

        {

            "href": "http://fseast:7001/services/v2/extracts/pp",

            "mediaType": "application/json",

            "rel": "self"

        }

    ],

    "messages": [

        {

            "$schema": "ogg:message",

            "code": "OGG-12110",

            "issued": "2020-02-24T00:27:19Z",

            "severity": "ERROR",

            "title": "JSON element '/uri/extract' value does not match the required pattern",

            "type": "http://docs.oracle.com/goldengate/c1910/gg-winux/GMESG/oggus.htm#OGG-12110"

        }

    ]

}

[oracle@workstation ~]$

Maybe I am using the wrong port?

7000 is server manager

7001 is admin server

If I change the port to 7000, I got the following:

{

    "$schema": "api:standardResponse",

    "links": [],

    "messages": [

        {

            "$schema": "ogg:message",

            "code": "OGG-12031",

            "issued": "2020-02-24T00:30:39Z",

            "severity": "ERROR",

            "title": "The requested resource does not exist.",

            "type": "http://www.w3.org/Protocols/rfc2616/rfc2616-sec10.html#sec10.4.1"

        }

    ]

}

User_8E7RZ

Hi.. did you get this to work. I am hitting the same issue. Can you please help me to get past the issue.

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