Error saving column settings with ORA-01403: no data found Error

Hi
I have a region with multi row report updatable.
When I am trying to change the query I am getting below error.
Anybody let me know what will be the problem.
ORA-01403: no data found
Error saving column settings
Regards
Kiran

Hi
I was using below query for this region.
SELECT
result.segment1 Item#,
          result.inventory_item_id,
          result.revision,
          result.lot_number,
          result.Lot_Onhand,
          result.Heat,
          result.Cert_Site_Number Cert_Site_Number_Display,
          result.status_code Status_Code_Display,
result.Cert_ID Cert_ID_Display,
          result.Cert_Site_Number,
          result.status_code,
result.Cert_ID,
          result.transaction_id,
result.po_header_id,
result.po_line_id,
result.rcv_transaction_id,
result.shipment_header_id,
result.shipment_line_id
FROM
SELECT
msi.segment1,
          mmt.inventory_item_id,
          mmt.revision,
          mtln.lot_number,
          xx_utility_pkg.get_available_qty(mmt.inventory_item_id,mmt.organization_id,mmt.subinventory_code,mtln.lot_number,'ONHAND') Lot_Onhand,
          mtln.attribute1 Heat,
          mtln.attribute2 Cert_Site_Number,
          mms.status_code,
                    (          SELECT     clx.cert_id
                    FROM     xxqc.cert_mst cm,
                              xxqc.cert_lot_xref clx
                    WHERE      cm.cert_id = clx.cert_id
                    AND cm.cert_type='MILL'
                    AND     clx.lot_no = mtln.lot_number
          ) Cert_ID,
          mmt.transaction_id,
          rsl.po_header_id,
          rsl.po_line_id,
mmt.rcv_transaction_id,
rt.shipment_header_id,
rsl.shipment_line_id
FROM      mtl_material_transactions mmt,
          mtl_transaction_lot_numbers mtln,
          mtl_material_statuses_tl mms,
          rcv_transactions rt,
          rcv_shipment_headers rsh,
          rcv_shipment_lines rsl,
mtl_system_items_b msi
WHERE     mmt.transaction_id = mtln.transaction_id
AND          mmt.organization_id = mtln.organization_id
AND          mtln.status_id = mms.status_id
AND          rt.transaction_id = mmt.rcv_transaction_id
AND          rsh.shipment_header_id = rt.shipment_header_id
AND          rsl.shipment_header_id = rsh.shipment_header_id
AND          rsh.organization_id = mmt.organization_id
AND          rsl.item_id = mmt.inventory_item_id
AND msi.inventory_item_id=rsl.item_id
AND msi.organization_id = mmt.organization_id
AND          rsl.po_line_id = DECODE(:P5_PO_LINE_NUMBER, 0,rsl.po_line_id,:P5_PO_LINE_NUMBER)
AND rsl.po_header_id IN (     SELECT     po_header_id
                    FROM      po_headers_all
                    WHERE      segment1 = :P5_PO_NUMBER
                    AND      org_id = :P5_ORG_ID)
AND          mtln.status_id = 90 -- Which is 'T' Status means Temporary
AND          mmt.transaction_action_id = 27
AND          mmt.transaction_source_type_id = 1
AND          mmt.transaction_type_id = 18
) result
WHERE result.Lot_Onhand > 0
when I use above query I am able to update the region perfectly.
But when I comment last WHERE CONDITION I am getting above problem.
What could be the possilbe reason for this?
Regards
Kiran Akkiraju

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create or replace
function mygetannualholidayentitlement
( v_empNo in varchar2
, v_inputDate in DATE
) return number as
   -- Declare variables here
   v_entitlement FLOAT(53);
   v_holidayPlan VARCHAR2(20);
   v_contServiceOption VARCHAR2(255);
   v_postNo CHAR(16);
   v_lengthOfService NUMBER(10,2) ; -- Need to give this a default value else the CURSOR (below) won't initialise.
   v_empStartDate DATE;
   -- Load up our loacal variable for each row in the loop and the final value is the one we want.
   v_selectedLOF FLOAT(53);
   v_selectedDateEffective DATE;
   v_selectedAmount FLOAT(53);
   v_effectiveDate DATE;
   -- Cursor declaration
   -- Holiday plan details are also keyed on DATE_EFFECTIVE. Need to identify which row is active as at our @effectiveDate.
   CURSOR holDefCursor
     IS SELECT length_of_service,
   date_effective,
   amount
     FROM holiday_plan_def
      WHERE hplan_code = v_holidayPlan
     AND length_of_service < v_lengthOfService
     ORDER BY date_effective ASC,
   length_of_service ASC;
BEGIN
   -- Initialise variables --
   -- truncate any hours/Mins & secs from effective date
   v_effectiveDate := trunc(v_inputdate);
   v_entitlement := 0;
   v_contServiceOption := 0;
   v_lengthOfService := 0;
   BEGIN
   SELECT HPLAN_CODE
     INTO v_holidayPlan
     FROM APPT_HOLIDAY_BALANCE
      WHERE emp_no = v_empNo
              --          post_no = @postNo and
              AND ( v_effectiveDate BETWEEN HOLIDAY_YEAR_START AND HOLIDAY_YEAR_END );
   EXCEPTION
   WHEN NO_DATA_FOUND THEN
      v_holidayplan:=NULL;
   WHEN OTHERS THEN
       raise_application_error(-20011,'Unknown Exception in MyGetAnnualHolidayEntitlement function.');
   END;
   -- Still no hoildayPlan? Then use the default plan code from ABS_SYSTEM_CONTROLS.
   IF v_holidayPlan IS NULL THEN
      SELECT HPLAN_CODE
        INTO v_holidayPlan
        FROM ABS_SYSTEM_CONTROLS ;
   END IF;
   BEGIN
    SELECT OPTION_VALUE
      INTO v_contServiceOption
      FROM PS_OPTIONS
       WHERE OPTION_NAME = 'CONTINUOUS_SERVICE_OPTION';
   EXCEPTION
   WHEN NO_DATA_FOUND THEN
      v_contServiceOption := 'N' ;
   WHEN OTHERS THEN
       raise_application_error(-20011,'Unknown Exception in MyGetAnnualHolidayEntitlement function.');
   END;
   IF v_contServiceOption = 'Y' THEN
   BEGIN
      -- Need to take into account the employees CONTINUOUS_SERVICE_DATE when calculating length of service
      BEGIN
      SELECT CONTINUOUS_SERVICE_DATE
        INTO v_empStartDate
        FROM person
         WHERE emp_no = v_empNo;
      EXCEPTION
        WHEN NO_DATA_FOUND THEN
          v_empStartDate := NULL;
        WHEN OTHERS THEN
          raise_application_error(-20011,'Unknown Exception in MyGetAnnualHolidayEntitlement function.');
      END;
      -- If we can't get a CONTINUOUS_SERVICE_DATE we will fall back to PERSON.DATE_OF_START
      IF v_empStartDate IS NULL THEN
      BEGIN
         SELECT DATE_OF_START
           INTO v_empStartDate
           FROM PERSON
            WHERE emp_no = v_empNo;
      EXCEPTION
        WHEN OTHERS THEN
          raise_application_error(-20011,'Unknown Exception in MyGetAnnualHolidayEntitlement function.');
      END;
      END IF;
   END;
   ELSE
   BEGIN
      -- Need to use employees DATE_OF_START when calculating length of service
      SELECT DATE_OF_START
        INTO v_empStartDate
        FROM PERSON
         WHERE emp_no = v_empNo;
   END;
   END IF;
   -- Now we can get length of service
   v_lengthOfService := sqlserver_utilities.datediff('MONTH', v_empStartDate, v_effectiveDate) / 12.00;
   OPEN holDefCursor;
   FETCH holDefCursor INTO v_selectedLOF,v_selectedDateEffective,v_selectedAmount;
   WHILE ( sqlserver_utilities.fetch_status(holDefCursor%FOUND) = 0 )
   LOOP
      BEGIN
         IF v_selectedDateEffective < v_effectiveDate THEN
            v_entitlement := v_selectedAmount;
         END IF;
         -- Get the next value.
         FETCH holDefCursor INTO v_selectedLOF,v_selectedDateEffective,v_selectedAmount;
      END;
   END LOOP;
   CLOSE holDefCursor;
   -- Return the result of the function
   RETURN v_entitlement;
END;Edited by: user4395499 on 27-Oct-2008 04:04
Edited by: user4395499 on 27-Oct-2008 04:05
Edited by: user4395499 on 27-Oct-2008 07:10

Your code is extremely procedural - whilst you could ultimately get it to work like this, it is not the most efficient way of doing it.
You should think about reducing your code to one sql statement if at all possible - this reduces the amount of context switching that needs to take place (eg. Going from PL/SQL to SQL back to PL/SQL to SQL, etc) and is usually much easier to maintain and test. You could do this by joining the various tables together, (and you might want to think about using nvl() to combine the two queries on the PERSON table!).
Also, you've labelled your parameters "v_" and your variables "v_" ... common convention uses "p_" for parameters, to allow for easy distinction between parameters passed in and variables declared during the course of the procedure/function.
As to the char() defined column - is there any chance that you could change that? As you've found out, chars are usually not a good datatype to use! Storing numbers in a char/varchar2 column is a no-no too, as you then run the risk of having invalid numbers stored in the column.

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