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On the use of ROLLUP in Oracle SELECT statements
This article is not about Oracle Locator/Spatial but simply about the use of some of Oracle’s Relational On-Line Analytical Processing (ROLAP) functionality in building reports for publication with a range of software from Apex to Crystal Reports.
The context for this is that I regularly am hirecd to write ordinary financial reports for the Department of Treasury and Finance in Hobart. I am not just an Oracle Spatial specialist but someone with over 25 years use in relational and non-relational (eg ADABAS) databases.
This report is not published as a native blog article, rather it is published in a Adobe Acrobat PDF file.
On The Use Of Rollup (On the use of ROLLUP in SQL SELECT statements in building reports)
I hope it is of use to someone out there.