Hi at this moment I am returning these values
--Group: Junior -- Name: Jared Ramirez -- Id Agent: 1
--Group: Junior -- Name: Jared Ramirez -- Id Agent: 1
--Group: Junior -- Name: Lilah Bailey -- Id Agent: 26
--Group: Junior -- NoNamebre: Lilah Bailey -- Id Agent: 26
--Group: Junior -- Name: Lilah Bailey -- Id Agent: 26
But I want to return only 1 for each agent number for example
--Grupo: Junior -- Nombre: Jared Ramirez -- Id Agente: 1
--Grupo: Junior -- Nombre: Lilah Bailey -- Id Agente: 26
DECLARE
idCalls CALLS.CALL_ENTRY_ID%type;
idAgenteLlamada CALLS.ID_AGENT%type;
CURSOR c_Call (idCalls CALLS.CALL_ENTRY_ID%type) is
SELECT ID_AGENT
FROM CALLS
WHERE CALL_ENTRY_ID = idCalls;
BEGIN
OPEN c_Call (idCalls);
FETCH c_Call INTO idAgentCall;
WHILE c_Call %FOUND
LOOP
dbms_output.put_line('--Group: '||usergroup||' -- Name: '|| userName|| ' -- Id Agent: ' || idAgentCall);
FETCH c_Call INTO idAgentCall;
END LOOP;
CLOSE c_Call ;
END;
I have tried using distinct
and GROUP BY
but it still keeps returning the repeated values. Any ideas?
if you execute this query in SQL plus then do you get multiple rows and if you get multiple rows for ID_AGENT, then can you try using DISTINCT and see if you are getting one row or multiple tows per agent.
SELECT ID_AGENT FROM CALLS WHERE CALL_ENTRY_ID = idCalls;