I have a table, which contains a CLOB. Based on the CLOB I called a function to create a hash key.
Since some of the CLOBs were duplicates, which in turn generated duplicate hash keys, which prevents me from creating a PRIMARY KEY on the column hash_val.
Below are grouped duplicates.
What I want to do is modify every CLOB in the list depending on the group by appending a timestamp at the bottom of each CLOB so there will no longer be duplicates and then I can add the PRIMARY KEY.
I was hoping someone can help me out by generating a loop and appending the timestamp and I'll put an INSERT/update trigger on the table to generate future hash values.
CREATE table table_z(
seq_num integer GENERATED BY DEFAULT AS IDENTITY (START WITH 1) NOT NULL,
val NUMBER,
hash_val VARCHAR2(1000),
clob_val CLOB);
INSERT into table_z ( VAL, HASH_VAL, CLOB_VAL) VALUES (
1, '4714870AFF6C97CA09D135834FDB58A6389A50C11FEF8EC4AFEF466FB60A23AC6B7A9C92658F14DF4993D6B40A4E4D8424196AFC347E97640D68DE61E1CF14B0', 'aaaaaaaaaa');
INSERT into table_z ( VAL, HASH_VAL, CLOB_VAL) VALUES (
1, 'F368A29B71BD201A7EF78B5DF88B1361FBE83F959756D33793837A5D7B2EAF660F2F6C7E2FBACE01965683C4CFAFDED3FF28AAB34E329AA79BC81E7703F68B86', 'aaaaa');
INSERT into table_z ( VAL, HASH_VAL, CLOB_VAL) VALUES (
2, '517C1CDB694A83ABF80A1D91EE91059B6443769DBEDDF3F5CC583CCCCC1CCDFE9E5330C61830D9E25AF03536909E8272F056C8FF1FBC9AABD3492C291A735B58', 'Xaaaaaaaaa');
INSERT into table_z ( VAL, HASH_VAL, CLOB_VAL) VALUES (
2, 'D597AD764E82E38DED6184527197C5CA39743F805F1D2355A89E62ECA275D62CD545DDFA57A36B37C711527A63717A69586CBE78AD056A92A0C6479391FC2349', 'xxxx');
INSERT into table_z ( VAL, HASH_VAL, CLOB_VAL) VALUES (
3, '9B71D224BD62F3785D96D46AD3EA3D73319BFBC2890CAADAE2DFF72519673CA72323C3D99BA5C11D7C7ACC6E14B8C5DA0C4663475C2E5C3ADEF46F73BCDEC043', 'hello');
INSERT into table_z ( VAL, HASH_VAL, CLOB_VAL) VALUES (
1, '4714870AFF6C97CA09D135834FDB58A6389A50C11FEF8EC4AFEF466FB60A23AC6B7A9C92658F14DF4993D6B40A4E4D8424196AFC347E97640D68DE61E1CF14B0', 'aaaaaaaaaa');
INSERT into table_z ( VAL, HASH_VAL, CLOB_VAL) VALUES (
2, '4714870AFF6C97CA09D135834FDB58A6389A50C11FEF8EC4AFEF466FB60A23AC6B7A9C92658F14DF4993D6B40A4E4D8424196AFC347E97640D68DE61E1CF14B0', 'aaaaaaaaaa');
INSERT into table_z ( VAL, HASH_VAL, CLOB_VAL) VALUES (
2, '6522DA2F3FE4F163D52ACEF62440C086BE5EC1203C2CE90A5427546A1CAFE6440618FD3AF2C8A3362AB7BC7544600CA77BED41F95D8038A8A7CC458177691474', 'oracle');
INSERT into table_z ( VAL, HASH_VAL, CLOB_VAL) VALUES (
3, '6522DA2F3FE4F163D52ACEF62440C086BE5EC1203C2CE90A5427546A1CAFE6440618FD3AF2C8A3362AB7BC7544600CA77BED41F95D8038A8A7CC458177691474', 'oracle');
SELECT
listagg(seq_num,',') within group(order by seq_num) seq_num,
hash_val, COUNT(hash_val)
FROM table_z
GROUP BY hash_val
HAVING COUNT(hash_val) > 1;
SEQ_NUM HASH_VAL COUNT(HASH_VAL)
1,6,7 4714870AFF6C97CA09D135834FDB58A6389A50C11FEF8EC4AFEF466FB60A23AC6B7A9C92658F14DF4993D6B40A4E4D8424196AFC347E97640D68DE61E1CF14B0 3
8,9 6522DA2F3FE4F163D52ACEF62440C086BE5EC1203C2CE90A5427546A1CAFE6440618FD3AF2C8A3362AB7BC7544600CA77BED41F95D8038A8A7CC458177691474 2
CodePudding user response:
You don't really need a loop, you can do this with an UPDATE. I usually see it done like this, where you pick which duplicate you don't want to change, usually the min or max of a series, and change all the ones greater/less than that reference.
update table_z
set clob_val = clob_val || (systimestamp seq_num/10000)
where exists -- only update if there's a duplicate with a lower seq_num
(select 1 from table_z min_z
where min_z.hash_val = table_z.hash_val
and min_z.seq_num < table_z.seq_num)
I added seq_num/10000
to the timestamp so it'll add a few seconds for each row, so that none of the clobs in each series get the same timestamp.