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San Francisco is nice, but Idaho and Wyoming are great!

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San Francisco was nice as always but I thought a quick view of the natural beauty of Idaho and Wyoming would be nice to share. I took this during our lunch break at a faculty meeting. The valley in the distance is the northern edge of Star Valley in Wyoming.

I also wanted to let you know that I replaced the text returns from hierarchical queries with screen shots. I think they better illustrate how you navigate trees in recursive tables. You’ll find them in the Hierarchical Queries Basics page if you’re interested.

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September 27th, 2008 at 3:54 am

Down, up, and around Hierarchical Queries

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Hierarchical queries are powerful structures in the Oracle database. They let you walk a tree down or up, but they can die when you fail to connect rows correctly. I’ve put together a Hierarchical Query Basics page. Hopefully somebody finds it useful.