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This document is a quick reference for migrating Oracle SQL to Denodo VQL. The document is aimed at administrators and developers that want to efficiently migrate their existing Oracle queries to Denodo VQL queries.

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The Knowledge Base article VDP Conformance with Standard SQL contains a reference of the Virtual DataPort conformance with the SQL 92 standard. The document is focused on query capabilities and contains information about: Data Types, SQL Predicates Support and SQL Functions Support. The Query Expressions section lists the expressions defined by the standard SQL and their equivalent in Virtual DataPort, explaining the differences with the standard when appropriate.

Following, a group of tables where the correspondence between Oracle functions and the Denodo equivalents is presented. This list is just a reference since more functions can be included in future Denodo versions.

Functions mapping

Denodo function

Oracle function

cast(data_type, value)

cast(value as data_type)

coalesce(arg0 [, argi]*)

coalesce(arg0[, $argi]{1, n}, null)

coalesce(arg0 [, argi]*)

nvl( arg0 [, nvl( argi ]{1, n-1}, $argn[)]{1, n-1})

concat(arg0, arg1 [,argi]*)

arg0 [ || argi]{1, n}

textcat(arg0, arg1 [,argi]*)

arg0 [ || argi]{1, n}

formatdate(date_pattern, datetimevalue [, localename]) *

to_char(date, date_pattern)*

getday(daterelatedvalue)

EXTRACT(DAY FROM date)

gethour(timerelatedvalue)

to_number(to_char(date,''HH24''))

getminute(timerelatedvalue)

to_number(to_char(date,''MI''))

getsecond(timerelatedvalue)

to_number(to_char(date,''SS''))

gettimeinmillis(daterelatedvalue)

round((date - 0 -

to_date('19700101000000','YYYYMMDDHH24MISS') ) * 86400000) +

MOD(EXTRACT(SECOND FROM CAST(date AS TIMESTAMP))*1000,1000)

getmonth(daterelatedvalue)

EXTRACT(MONTH FROM date)

getyear(daterelatedvalue)

EXTRACT(YEAR FROM date)

getmillisecond(daterelatedvalue)

TO_NUMBER(SUBSTR(TO_CHAR(date, ''FF''), 0, 3))

getdaysbetween(daterelatedvalue1, daterelatedvalue2)

TRUNC(CAST(date2 AS DATE)) - TRUNC(CAST(date1 AS DATE))

getmonthsbetween(daterelatedvalue1, daterelatedvalue2)

TRUNC(MONTHS_BETWEEN(TRUNC(date2), TRUNC(date1)))

getdayofweek(daterelatedvalue)

TO_NUMBER(TO_CHAR(date, ''D''))

getdayofyear(daterelatedvalue)

TO_NUMBER(TO_CHAR(date, ''DDD''))

instr(arg0, arg1)

(INSTR(arg0,arg1) - 1)

degrees(arg0)

(arg0 * 180) / (asin(1) * 2)

radians(arg0)

arg0 * asin(1) * 2 / 180

log(arg0)

log(BASE_PARAM, arg0)

ltrim(arg0)

ltrim(arg0)

now()

CURRENT_TIMESTAMP

max(arg0 [,argi]*)

GREATEST(arg0[, argi]{1, n})

min(arg0 [,argi]*)

LEAST(arg0[, argi]{1, n})

regexp(arg0, arg1, arg2)

regexp_replace(arg0, arg1, arg2,1,0,''MATCH_PARAM'')

removeaccents(arg0)

replace(replace(replace(replace( replace(replace(replace(replace( replace(replace(replace(replace( replace(replace(replace(replace( replace(replace(replace(replace( replace(replace(replace(replace( replace(replace(replace(replace( replace(replace(replace(replace( replace(replace(replace(replace( replace(replace(replace(replace( replace(replace(replace(arg0, ''Ý'', ''Y''), ''Û'', ''U''), ''Ô'', ''O''), ''Î'', ''I''), ''Ê'', ''E''), ''Â'', ''A''), ''Ü'', ''U''), ''Ö'', ''O''), ''Ï'', ''I''), ''Ë'', ''E''), ''Ä'', ''A''), ''Ù'', ''U''), ''Ò'', ''O''), ''Ì'', ''I''), ''È'', ''E''), ''À'', ''A''), ''Ú'', ''U''), ''Ó'', ''O''), ''Í'', ''I''), ''É'', ''E''), ''Á'', ''A''), ''ý'', ''y''), ''ÿ'', ''y''), ''û'', ''u''), ''ô'', ''o''), ''î'', ''i''), ''ê'', ''e''), ''â'', ''a''), ''ü'', ''u''), ''ö'', ''o''), ''ï'', ''i''), ''ë'', ''e''), ''ä'', ''a''), ''ù'', ''u''), ''ò'', ''o''), ''ì'', ''i''), ''è'', ''e''), ''à'', ''a''), ''ú'', ''u''), ''ó'', ''o''), ''í'', ''i''), ''é'', ''e''), ''á'', ''a'')

repeat(arg0, count)

rpad(arg0, length(arg0) * count, arg0)

round(arg0 [, argi])

round(arg0[, argi]{1,n})

rtrim(arg0)

rtrim(arg0)

substr(arg0, arg1)

SUBSTR(arg0,arg1)

substr(arg0, arg1,arg2)

SUBSTR(arg0,arg1,arg2)

to_date(date_pattern, value [, argi])*

to_date(value, date_pattern[,arg2]{0,1})*

formatdate(date_pattern, daterelatedvalue [, arg2])*

to_char(date, date_pattern[,arg2]{0,1})*

addday(daterelatedvalue,inc)

date+inc

addhour(timerelatedvalue,inc)

date+inc/24

addminute(timerelatedvalue,inc)

date+inc/(24*60)

addsecond(timerelatedvalue,inc)

date+inc/(24*60*60)

addmonth(daterelatedvalue,inc)

add_months(date,inc)

addweek(daterelatedvalue,inc)

date+(7*inc)

addyear(daterelatedvalue,inc)

add_months(date,(12*inc))

firstdayofmonth(daterelatedvalue)

add_months(last_day(date),-1)+1

firstdayofweek(daterelatedvalue)

next_day(date-7, 1)

lastdayofmonth(daterelatedvalue)

last_day(date)

lastdayofweek(daterelatedvalue)

next_day(date-1, 7)

nextweekday(daterelatedvalue,weekDay)

next_day(date,weekDay)

previousweekday(daterelatedvalue,weekDay)

next_day(date-8,weekDay)

trunc(daterelatedvalue[,pattern])

trunc(date[,pattern]{1,n})

current_date

trunc(current_date)

xmlquery(arg0, arg1)

XMLQUERY(arg0 PASSING BY VALUE arg1 RETURNING CONTENT)

xpath(arg0, arg1)

XMLQUERY(arg0 PASSING BY VALUE arg1 RETURNING CONTENT)

len(arg0)

LENGTH(arg0)

CASE arg0 WHEN arg1 THEN arg 2 [WHEN argi THEN argj] [ELSE argk]

decode(arg0, arg1, arg2 [, argi, argj] [, argk])

FROM view1 RIGHT OUTER JOIN view2 ON view1.column = view2.column

FROM view1, view2 WHERE view1.column(+) = view2.column

FROM view1 LEFT OUTER JOIN view2 ON view1.column = view2.column

FROM view1, view2 WHERE view1.column = view2.column(+)

* NOTE: When working with date patterns in Denodo and Oracle it is important to remember that the syntax of the date pattern is different and will need to be adapted. For instance, in Oracle “DD (uppercase) means 'Day in month'; to indicate the same in Denodo the pattern should be “dd” (lowercase). For more information about the date patterns in Denodo see Date and Time Pattern Strings — VQL Guide.

In the above list, there are different types of data and time functions:

  • Functions that are related with datetime types that includes dates (date, localdate, timestamp, timestamptz), will be referred as daterelatedvalue
  • Functions that are related with datetime types that includes times (date, time, timestamp, timestamptz), will be referred as timerelatedvalue
  • Functions that receive any datetime values, except intervals, will be referred as datetimevalue

Aggregation functions

Denodo Function

Oracle function

stdev(arg0)

STDDEV(arg0)

stdevp(arg0)

STDDEV_POP(arg0)

var(arg0)

VARIANCE(arg0)

varp(arg0)

VAR_POP(arg0)

Operators

Denodo function

Oracle operator

arg0 is FALSE

arg0 = 0

arg0 is TRUE

arg0 = 1

xmlexists(arg0, arg1)

XMLEXISTS(arg0 PASSING BY VALUE arg1)

regexp_like(arg0, arg1)

regexp_like(arg0,arg1,''MATCH_PARAM'')

regexp_ilike(arg0, arg1)

regexp_like(arg0,arg1,''iMATCH_PARAM'')

Disclaimer
The information provided in the Denodo Knowledge Base is intended to assist our users in advanced uses of Denodo. Please note that the results from the application of processes and configurations detailed in these documents may vary depending on your specific environment. Use them at your own discretion.
For an official guide of supported features, please refer to the User Manuals. For questions on critical systems or complex environments we recommend you to contact your Denodo Customer Success Manager.

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