We have the following structure for Organizations.
create table orgs (
org_id number
, org_name varchar2(250)
, org_type varchar2(10)
, parent_org_id number
)
/
insert into orgs values ( 1, 'President', 'PRES', null );
insert into orgs values ( 2, 'Information Technology Department', 'DEP', 1 );
insert into orgs values ( 3, 'Software Development Division', 'DIV', 2 );
insert into orgs values ( 4, 'Database Unit', 'UNIT', 3 );
insert into orgs values ( 5, 'Developer Unit', 'UNIT', 3 );
insert into orgs values ( 6, 'Infrastracture Department', 'DEP', 1 );
insert into orgs values ( 7, 'Security Division', 'DIV', 6 );
insert into orgs values ( 8, 'System Admintrator Division', 'UNIT', 7 );
select level, org_id, org_name, org_type
from orgs
connect
by
prior org_id = parent_org_id
start
with parent_org_id is null
Query returns the result
What I'm trying to do is let's say I need to get the Department (Information Technology Department) of org_id 4 (Database Unit), how should I build the query for that?
Currently we built a function that returns the department id which basically loops until it reaches the DEP parent. But it has a performance issue.
CodePudding user response:
You can invert the hierarchy query to start from the Database Unit (org_id = 4
) and filter to the department ancestor (org_type = 'DEP'
):
select org_id, org_name
from orgs
where org_type = 'DEP'
connect by prior parent_org_id = org_id
start with org_id = 4;
The where
clause is applied after the hierarchy is retrieved.
CodePudding user response:
You can try something like this (replace the '5' with what you want as starting org_id):
with lp (lev, org_id, org_name, org_type, parent_org_id, l_orgs) as (
select 1 as lev, org_id, org_name, org_type, parent_org_id , to_char(org_id) l_orgs
from orgs
where org_id=5
union all
select lev 1, o.org_id, o.org_name, l.org_type||'/'||o.org_type, o.parent_org_id, l_orgs||'/'||o.org_id
from orgs o join lp l on (o.org_id=l.parent_org_id and l.org_type not like '