I have two separate Oracle SQL queries that will work independently, but I cannot figure out how to combine them in one.
Query one: a JOIN of fields from 4 tables.
SELECT
table01.guid,
table02.kbcid,
table01.name,
table01.filename,
table01.filesize,
table01.essencegroup,
table01.checksum,
table01.type,
table02.kbcid,
table03.kbcnm,
table03.parentkbcid,
table03.kbcpath,
table04.metaid,
table04.metavalue,
FROM table02
INNER JOIN table01 ON table02.guid=table01.guid
INNER JOIN table03 ON table02.kbcid=table03.kbcid
INNER JOIN table04 ON table01.guid=table04.guid;
Query two: a table with a one to many relationship, using LISTAGG to concat rows.
SELECT
table5.guid,
LISTAGG(TO_CHAR(table5.term), ',') WITHIN GROUP (ORDER BY table5.guid) AS
keywords
FROM table5
Group BY table5.guid;
Ideally, I would like to combine these two queries to return one set of results. But I keep getting various errors.
Can someone suggest the right way to format this query?
I don't know relation between tables but I think you can use the WITH clause! Here an example, fix it with tables relationship: