Question

I have a table containing the following:

ID    low_value     high_value
1     3270200000    3270210000
2     3270210000    3270220000
3     3270220000    3270230000
4     3270230000    3270231000
5     3270231000    3270232000
6     3270232000    3270240000
...

In one single query using Oracle 11g I'd like to retrieve following result in which I list each unique number that exists within the range defined with

start value = with low_value /
end value = high_value - 1

 

low_value   high_value    unique_value
3270200000  3270210000    3270200000    
3270200000  3270210000    3270200001
3270200000  3270210000    3270200002
3270200000  3270210000    3270200003
...
3270200000  3270210000    3270209999
3270210000  3270220000    3270210001
3270210000  3270220000    3270210002
3270210000  3270220000    3270210002
...
3270210000  3270220000    3270219999
...

I've been playing with the connect by & model clause but so far without success.

tx for your help

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Solution

using the model clause:

SQL> create table foo1
  2  (id number,
  3  low_value number,
  4  high_value number);

Table created.

SQL>
SQL> insert into foo1 values (1,  3270200000, 3270200010);

1 row created.

SQL> insert into foo1 values (2,  3270210000, 3270210005);

1 row created.

SQL> insert into foo1 values (3,  10, 10);

1 row created.

SQL> commit;

Commit complete.

SQL>
SQL>
SQL> with foo as
  2   (select f.id, f.low_value, f.high_value, f.high_value - f.low_value
  3     range from foo1 f)
  4  select key, low_value, high_value, unique_value
  5    from foo
  6   model partition by(id as key)
  7         dimension by(0 as f)
  8         measures(low_value as unique_value, low_value, high_value, range)
  9         rules (unique_value [for f from 0 to range[0]  increment 1]  = low_value[0] + cv(f),
 10               low_value[for f from 0 to range[0]  increment 1] = low_value[0],
 11               high_value[for f from 0 to range[0]  increment 1] = high_value[0]);

       KEY  LOW_VALUE HIGH_VALUE UNIQUE_VALUE
---------- ---------- ---------- ------------
         1 3270200000 3270200010   3270200000
         1 3270200000 3270200010   3270200001
         1 3270200000 3270200010   3270200002
         1 3270200000 3270200010   3270200003
         1 3270200000 3270200010   3270200004
         1 3270200000 3270200010   3270200005
         1 3270200000 3270200010   3270200006
         1 3270200000 3270200010   3270200007
         1 3270200000 3270200010   3270200008
         1 3270200000 3270200010   3270200009
         1 3270200000 3270200010   3270200010
         2 3270210000 3270210005   3270210000
         2 3270210000 3270210005   3270210001
         2 3270210000 3270210005   3270210002
         2 3270210000 3270210005   3270210003
         2 3270210000 3270210005   3270210004
         2 3270210000 3270210005   3270210005
         3         10         10           10

18 rows selected.

SQL>

and 11g recursive factoring

SQL> with foo (id, low_value, high_value, unique_value)
  2        as (select f.id, f.low_value, f.high_value, low_value unique_value
  3              from foo1 f
  4             union all
  5            select id, low_Value, high_value, unique_value + 1
  6              from foo
  7             where unique_value < high_value)
  8  select id, low_value, high_value, unique_value
  9    from foo
 10   order by id, unique_value
 11  /

        ID  LOW_VALUE HIGH_VALUE UNIQUE_VALUE
---------- ---------- ---------- ------------
         1 3270200000 3270200010   3270200000
         1 3270200000 3270200010   3270200001
         1 3270200000 3270200010   3270200002
         1 3270200000 3270200010   3270200003
         1 3270200000 3270200010   3270200004
         1 3270200000 3270200010   3270200005
         1 3270200000 3270200010   3270200006
         1 3270200000 3270200010   3270200007
         1 3270200000 3270200010   3270200008
         1 3270200000 3270200010   3270200009
         1 3270200000 3270200010   3270200010

        ID  LOW_VALUE HIGH_VALUE UNIQUE_VALUE
---------- ---------- ---------- ------------
         2 3270210000 3270210005   3270210000
         2 3270210000 3270210005   3270210001
         2 3270210000 3270210005   3270210002
         2 3270210000 3270210005   3270210003
         2 3270210000 3270210005   3270210004
         2 3270210000 3270210005   3270210005
         3         10         10           10

18 rows selected.

SQL>
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