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Project and Folders inside that (heirarchy)

K_A

How the following SQL works if I select PROJECT and would like to display all the FOLDERS/Sub Folders in that?SELECT DATAID FROM DTREE START WITH DATAID = %1 CONNECT BY PRIOR DATAID = PARENTIDNOTE:- %1 is the dataid of the node

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Appu_Nair

SELECT DATAID FROM DTREE START WITH DATAID = %1 CONNECT BY PRIOR ABS( DATAID) = ABS(PARENTID)This will walk the negative volumeid's.Extremely slow if your livelink has a lot of items.ABS converts it to absolute so that negative/positive don't make a difference.Try asking somebody to see if dtreeancestors has better luck at traversing this,I do not know how.

K_A

Thanks alot

Martin_Gäckler

Hi,this SQL has the problem, that oracle performs a full table check since the database cannot use the index of dtree. This is a better version whicj allows oracle to use the indes:SELECT DATAID FROM DTREE START WITH DATAID = %1 CONNECT BY PRIOR DATAID = PARENTID or DATAID = -PARENTIDHope this helpsMartin

Martin_Gäckler

Hi, sorry, there is an error. This is the correct SQL:SELECT DATAID FROM DTREE START WITH DATAID = %1 CONNECT BY PRIOR DATAID = PARENTID or PRIOR DATAID = -PARENTIDHope this helps