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5 min readTo delete duplicate rows from a table using a cursor in Oracle, you can follow these steps:Declare a cursor to select the duplicate rows from the table.Use the cursor to fetch each duplicate row one by one.Compare the fetched row with the previous row to determine if it is a duplicate.If the row is a duplicate, delete it from the table.Continue fetching and comparing rows until all duplicate rows have been deleted.
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4 min readIn PostgreSQL, you can extract the weekday from a timestamp using the EXTRACT function along with the DOW or ISODOW specifier. The DOW specifier will return the day of the week with Sunday being 0 and Saturday being 6. The ISODOW specifier will return the day of the week with Monday being 1 and Sunday being 7.
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5 min readTo use PostgreSQL roles to connect to a database, you first need to create a role with the necessary permissions to access the database. This can be done using the CREATE ROLE command in PostgreSQL. Once the role is created, you can then use the \c command in the psql interactive terminal to connect to the database as that role. Alternatively, you can specify the role in the connection string when using a programming language or tool to interact with the database.
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5 min readTo query a JSON array in a JSONB column in PostgreSQL, you can use the jsonb_array_elements function. This function allows you to treat a JSON array as a set of rows that you can query individually. You can use it in combination with other JSON functions to filter, aggregate, or manipulate the data within the array. By using these functions, you can extract specific elements from the JSON array and perform various operations on them within the database.
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3 min readIn PostgreSQL, you can use the following query to know disabled/enabled indexes:SELECT indexname, indexdef::text FROM pg_indexes WHERE tablename = 'your_table_name';In Oracle, you can use the following query to know disabled/enabled indexes:SELECT index_name, status FROM user_indexes WHERE table_name = 'your_table_name';[rating:e727dd3b-20e7-430f-ba0b-7c16ada6dc22]What is the query to identify disabled indexes in Oracle database.
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5 min readTo convert MySQL CONVERT_TZ() function to PostgreSQL, you can use the AT TIME ZONE function in PostgreSQL. The AT TIME ZONE function allows you to convert a timestamp or timestamptz value from one time zone to another. You need to specify the time zone in which the original timestamp is recorded and the time zone to which you want to convert it.
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4 min readTo add results from a JSON stored in PostgreSQL, you can use the JSON functions provided by PostgreSQL. You can extract values from the JSON data and perform operations on them as needed.You can use the json_extract_path_text function to extract values from a JSON column in a table. You can then use these values in your calculations and add them together as required.
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8 min readTo map a list of UUIDs to an array using Hibernate, you can use the @ElementCollection annotation along with the @Type annotation. First, you need to define a custom UserType for mapping UUID to a string column in the database. Then, you can use this UserType in conjunction with the @Type annotation to map the list of UUIDs to an array in your entity class. This will allow Hibernate to properly store and retrieve the list of UUIDs from the database when working with your entity.
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6 min readTo extract values from XML in PostgreSQL PL/pgSQL, you can use the xml data type along with functions provided by PostgreSQL for working with XML data. You can use the xpath function to select nodes and values from the XML data. The xmlelement and xmlforest functions can be used to extract specific elements and attributes from the XML data.When working with XML in PostgreSQL, you need to first cast the XML data to the xml data type.
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4 min readTo compare two lists of hibernate entities for equality, you can iterate through each entity in both lists and compare their attributes one by one. You can also use the equals() method provided by Hibernate if the entities have overridden this method to properly compare their values. Additionally, you can compare the size of both lists to ensure that they have the same number of entities.
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4 min readTo alias a built-in PostgreSQL function, you can use the CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION statement along with the CREATE FUNCTION statement. By using these statements, you can create a new function that acts as an alias for the built-in function you want to alias. Within the new function, you can simply call the built-in function with the desired parameters. This allows you to create a more user-friendly name for the function or customize its behavior without modifying the original built-in function.