excel - PL/SQL CONCAT Function -


goal: have excel document links customer bills.

desired pl/sql output:

account_id | bill_id | '=hyperlink(".\"&'||bill_id||'&"-00.pdf")' -----------+---------+---------- 12345      | 10      | =hyperlink(".\"&10&"-00.pdf") 23456      | 11      | =hyperlink(".\"&11&"-00.pdf") 34567      | 12      | =hyperlink(".\"&12&"-00.pdf")

pl/sql queries (documentation here) not picking second concat , pl/sql developer generates popup title "variables" asking value.
select account_id, bill_id, '=hyperlink(".\"&' || bill_id || '&"-00.pdf")' customer_table
tested
select account_id, bill_id, concat( concat('=hyperlink(".\"&',bill_id),'&"-00.pdf")') customer_table

current output: 

account_id | bill_id | '=hyperlink(".\"&'||bill_id||'&"-00.pdf")' -----------+---------+---------- 12345      | 10      | =hyperlink(".\"&10) 23456      | 11      | =hyperlink(".\"&11) 34567      | 12      | =hyperlink(".\"&12)

i havn't seen particular issue in searches update if find solution. see issue or able propose workaround?

& i.e. ampersand considered substitution operator in sql*plus. well, having said that, of gui based client tools capable of executing sql*plus commands.

your client tool considering & substitution operator.

you escape it.

or, set define off @ session level.

for example,

sql> select 'hyperlink(".\"&10&"-00.pdf")' dual; enter value 10: old   1: select 'hyperlink(".\"&10&"-00.pdf")' dual new   1: select 'hyperlink(".\"&"-00.pdf")' dual  'hyperlink(".\"&"-00.pdf" ------------------------- hyperlink(".\"&"-00.pdf")  sql> set define off sql> select 'hyperlink(".\"&10&"-00.pdf")' dual;  'hyperlink(".\"&10&"-00.pdf" ---------------------------- hyperlink(".\"&10&"-00.pdf")  sql>

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