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    This document outlines how to use the partition by function in PL/SQL to generate a row number for grouped data. It creates a table to store item numbers, inserts sample data, and uses a SELECT statement with the ROW_NUMBER function to assign a sequential number to rows within partitions defined by the item number prefix.

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    This document outlines how to use the partition by function in PL/SQL to generate a row number for grouped data. It creates a table to store item numbers, inserts sample data, and uses a SELECT statement with the ROW_NUMBER function to assign a sequential number to rows within partitions defined by the item number prefix.

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    /* How to Generate a Row Number by Grouping - PL/SQL */

    /* Outlines how to use the partition by function with ROWNUM */


    CREATE TABLE ITEM_LIST
    (RECORD_ID NUMBER GENERATED ALWAYS AS IDENTITY
    ,ITEM_NUMBER VARCHAR2(100) NOT NULL);

    INSERT INTO ITEM_LIST (ITEM_NUMBER) VALUES ('80200');


    INSERT INTO ITEM_LIST (ITEM_NUMBER) VALUES ('80300');
    INSERT INTO ITEM_LIST (ITEM_NUMBER) VALUES ('80400');
    INSERT INTO ITEM_LIST (ITEM_NUMBER) VALUES ('80500');
    INSERT INTO ITEM_LIST (ITEM_NUMBER) VALUES ('90200');
    INSERT INTO ITEM_LIST (ITEM_NUMBER) VALUES ('90300');
    INSERT INTO ITEM_LIST (ITEM_NUMBER) VALUES ('91300');
    INSERT INTO ITEM_LIST (ITEM_NUMBER) VALUES ('91400');
    /
    SELECT RECORD_ID
    ,ITEM_NUMBER
    ,SUBSTR(ITEM_NUMBER,1,2) ITEM_PREFIX
    ,ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY SUBSTR(ITEM_NUMBER,1,2) ORDER BY
    SUBSTR(ITEM_NUMBER,1,2)) ROW_WITHIN_PREFIX
    FROM ITEM_LIST
    /
    /* RESULT:
    RECORD_ID ITEM_NUMBER ITEM PREFIX ROW_WITHIN_PREFIX
    ---------- ------------- ----------- -----------------
    1 80200 80 1
    2 80300 80 2
    3 80400 80 3
    4 80500 80 4
    5 90200 90 1
    6 90300 90 2
    7 91300 91 1
    8 91400 91 2
    */

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