Error With Insert Into From Select

Hello,
I have a problem with this query in pl sql developer with oracle 10G:
insert into ca_nrj_rem(imsi,id_gamme_vente,domaine,date_topage,id_produit)
(select a1.* from (select d.imsi, 1, 4, trunc(sysdate - 1), 'NRJ003'
from ca_evenement_vsim a, ca_forfait b, ca_forfait c, ca_vsim_associe d
where a.id_action = 'CP1'
and bao.Lecture_Parametre_XML_V2(a.valeur_parametres, 'ancienCode') = b.code_forfait
and b.code_gamme = 2
and bao.Lecture_Parametre_XML_V2(a.valeur_parametres, 'nouveauCode') = c.code_forfait
and c.code_gamme = 6
and date_trace > sysdate - 6
and a.vsimid = d.vsimid
and d.date_fin is null
group by d.imsi, trunc(sysdate - 1)) a1, ca_nrj_rem n
where a1.imsi=n.imsi(+) and n.imsi is null);
The select statement return X (163) values but the insert statement inserts Y (540) values
Can you help me please ?
Thanks You

user511447 wrote:
The select statement return X (163) values but the insert statement inserts Y (540) valuesNot possible if the select statements are identical.
You'll have to provide more evidence and example output (format it on the forum by putting {noformat}{noformat} before and after it), so we can see exactly what you are doing.
Are you sure that the table you are inserting into has no rows initially or that you are counting the rows correctly?
Show us exactly what you are doing.

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