how to delete duplicate rows from a join tables(I have three
tables on that join)
how do you know which join is need to be used?
The select statement I have is:
SELECT gc_skill_type.skill_type,
gc_area_tec.area,
gc_technology.technology,
gc_technology.id_technology,
gc_area_tec.id_area_tec
FROM gc_skill_type,
gc_area_tec,
gc_technology
WHERE gc_area_tec.id_skill_type (+) =
gc_skill_type.id_skill_type
AND gc_technology.id_area_tec (+) =
gc_area_tec.id_area_tec
order by gc_skill_type.skill_type asc, gc_area_tec.area asc,
gc_technology.technology asc
Answer / kumar
Seems to be an Inline View (Read Only). We cannot perform
dml operations on this query. Creating a complex with this
query may solve the issue.
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