Bad bind variable error on creating trigger

hi
im trying to create a trigger on a table in Oracle and I keep gettin this error:
PLS-00049: bad bind variable 'NEW.ID'
TeamID is a primary Key, it creates the sequence fine, but i get the error on the create trigger,
CREATE TABLE TBLTEAMS
TEAMID NUMBER(5),
NAME VARCHAR2(50 BYTE),
MANAGER VARCHAR2(50 BYTE),
COSTCENTRE NUMBER(9),
PARENTTEAMID NUMBER(5)
create sequence seq_Teamsautonumber;
create trigger trg_Teamsautonumber
before insert on tblteams
for each row
begin
select seq_Teamsautonumber.nextval into :new.id from dual;
end;
any ideas?

You have said
:new.idthat means you are trying to load the sequence value into a column that doesn't exist in your table.
you would need to use
:new.teamidAssuming you are trying to auto-populate the TEAMID column on your table.

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KEY2               VARCHAR2(65)
KEY3               VARCHAR2(65)
KEY4               VARCHAR2(65)
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KEY6               VARCHAR2(65)
KEY7               VARCHAR2(65)
KEY8               VARCHAR2(65)
KEY9               VARCHAR2(65)
KEY10          VARCHAR2(65)
KEY11          VARCHAR2(65)
KEY12          VARCHAR2(65)
KEY13          VARCHAR2(65)
KEY14          VARCHAR2(65)
KEY15          VARCHAR2(65)
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edit:
I take back what I said about formatting. This is how it looks formatted:create or replace trigger job_tr
after insert or update or delete
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v_audit_oprid varchar2(64);
begin
dbms_application_info.read_client_info(v_audit_oprid);
if :old.recname is null
then
insert into psauditwrk
values (get_ps_oprid(v_audit_oprid)
,sysdate
,'I'
,:newrecname
,:newfieldname
,:newoldvalue
,:newnewvalue
,:newkey1
,:newkey2
,:newkey3
,:newkey4
,:newkey5
,:newkey6
,:newkey7
,:newkey8
,:newkey9
,:newkey10
,:newkey11
,:newkey12
,:newkey13
,:newkey14
,:newkey15);
else
if :newrecname is null
then
insert into psauditwrk
values (get_ps_oprid(v_audit_oprid)
,sysdate
,'D'
,:old.recname
,:old.fieldname
,:old.oldvalue
,:old.newvalue
,:old.key1
,:old.key2
,:old.key3
,:old.key4
,:old.key5
,:old.key6
,:old.key7
,:old.key8
,:old.key9
,:old.key10
,:old.key11
,:old.key12
,:old.key13
,:old.key14
,:old.key15);
else
insert into psauditwrk
values (get_ps_oprid(v_audit_oprid)
,sysdate
,'B'
,:old.recname
,:old.fieldname
,:old.oldvalue
,:old.newvalue
,:old.key1
,:old.key2
,:old.key3
,:old.key4
,:old.key5
,:old.key6
,:old.key7
,:old.key8
,:old.key9
,:old.key10
,:old.key11
,:old.key12
,:old.key13
,:old.key14
,:old.key15);
insert into psaudit
values (get_ps_oprid(v_audit_oprid)
,sysdate
,'A'
,:newrecname
,:newfieldname
,:newoldvalue
,:newnewvalue
,:newkey1
,:newkey2
,:newkey3
,:newkey4
,:newkey5
,:newkey6
,:newkey7
,:newkey8
,:newkey9
,:newkey10
,:newkey11
,:newkey12
,:newkey13
,:newkey14
,:newkey15);
end if;
end if;
end job_tr;
It is immediately seen that this
      if :newrecname is null
Should be
      if :new.recname is null
And this error isn't even shown in your eledged compile errors.
Edited by: Peter Gjelstrup on Feb 10, 2009 7:00 AM

[Error] PLS-00049 (6: 19): PLS-00049: bad bind variable 'NEW.T1NAM'

1. create table t1
(t1ID int,
t1nam varchar2(33)
2. create or replace view t1t2t3
t1id, t1name, t2id, t2nam, t2cty, t2st, aid, aname, bid, bname, t3id, t3nam
as
select * from t1, t2, t1 a, t1 b, t3
where t1.t1ID = t2.id(+)
and T2.CTY = a.t1ID(+)
and t2.sty = b.t1ID(+)
and t1.t1ID = t3.t3id(+)
3. CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER t1t2t3
INSTEAD OF INSERT or update
ON t1t2t3
BEGIN
insert into t1
values(:new.t1ID, :new.t1nam);
END t1t2t3;
Get error:
[Error] PLS-00049 (6: 19): PLS-00049: bad bind variable 'NEW.T1NAM'
Pls advise. I am using Toad.
Thanks.

tnam1 not belongs to t1t2t3.
:new should be used to te columns of the table on which you are writing the trigger.
Here i think t1t2t3 has t1name field you have to use :new.t1name instead of :new.t1nam(which belongs to table t1)

Bad bind variable error on creating trigger

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