Getting ORA-22922 with apex_collection.create_collection_from_query

Hi,
i'm getting ora-22922 nonexistent LOB value with
apex_collection.create_collection_from_query('coll_name','select a,b,c from testtable','NO');
what is going wrong?
please help !!
thx in advance !!!

Hi Dila,
unless you let us know what
TESTTABLEexactly is, we probably can't help you.

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   l_rec_2 jr_test%ROWTYPE;
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      l_rec jr_test%ROWTYPE;
   BEGIN
      SELECT *
      INTO   l_rec
      FROM   jr_test
      WHERE pk_id = p_id;
      RETURN l_rec;
   END record_to_compare;
BEGIN
   FOR x IN (SELECT *
             FROM   jr_test
             ORDER BY pk_id /* desc */) -- ORA-22275 when order by pk_id asc
   LOOP
      l_rec_1 := x;
      -- Get another record (it's always the same one in this test case)
      l_rec_2 := record_to_compare(x.pk_id);
   END LOOP;
END;With a descending order by clause (ie. null bfile first) it works OK.
With an ascending order by clause (ie. not null bfiles first) it crashes with ORA-22275.
It looks like a LOB initialisation problem, but I's welcome your comments.
Regards
JR

Hello
It doesn't actually appear to have anything to do with the order by as such, it is just the order in which the rows are accessed. I've modified your test case to just call the function in a specific order. However if I change to use a stored procedure with an OUT parameter, there is no such issue. I'll dig a bit more but maybe this helps narrow the field of search down a little...
XXXX> declare
2      l_rec_1 jr_test%ROWTYPE;
3      l_rec_2 jr_test%ROWTYPE;
4
5      FUNCTION record_to_compare(p_id IN jr_test.pk_id%TYPE) RETURN jr_test%ROWTYPE IS
6         l_rec jr_test%ROWTYPE;
7      BEGIN
8         SELECT *
9         INTO   l_rec
10         FROM   jr_test
11         WHERE pk_id = p_id;
12
13         RETURN l_rec;
14      END record_to_compare;
15
16   BEGIN
17
18     -- Get another record (it's always the same one in this test case)
19     l_rec_2 := record_to_compare(1);
20     l_rec_2 := record_to_compare(2);
21     l_rec_2 := record_to_compare(3);
22
23   END;
24   /
declare
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-22275: invalid LOB locator specified
Elapsed: 00:00:00.12
XXXX>
XXXX>   declare
2      l_rec_1 jr_test%ROWTYPE;
3      l_rec_2 jr_test%ROWTYPE;
4
5      FUNCTION record_to_compare(p_id IN jr_test.pk_id%TYPE) RETURN jr_test%ROWTYPE IS
6         l_rec jr_test%ROWTYPE;
7      BEGIN
8         SELECT *
9         INTO   l_rec
10         FROM   jr_test
11         WHERE pk_id = p_id;
12
13         RETURN l_rec;
14      END record_to_compare;
15
16   BEGIN
17
18     -- Get another record (it's always the same one in this test case)
19     l_rec_2 := record_to_compare(3);
20     l_rec_2 := record_to_compare(2);
21     l_rec_2 := record_to_compare(1);
22
23   END;
24   /
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
Elapsed: 00:00:00.01
XXXX>
XXXX> declare
2      l_rec_1 jr_test%ROWTYPE;
3      l_rec_2 jr_test%ROWTYPE;
4
5      PROCEDURE record_to_compare
6      (p_id IN jr_test.pk_id%TYPE,
7       p_row out jr_test%ROWTYPE
8      )
9      IS
10      BEGIN
11         SELECT *
12         INTO   p_row
13         FROM   jr_test
14         WHERE pk_id = p_id;
15      END;
16
17   BEGIN
18
19     -- Get another record (it's always the same one in this test case)
20     record_to_compare(3,l_rec_2);
21     record_to_compare(2,l_rec_2);
22     record_to_compare(1,l_rec_2);
23
24   END;
25   /
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
Elapsed: 00:00:00.01
XXXX>
XXXX>    declare
2      l_rec_1 jr_test%ROWTYPE;
3      l_rec_2 jr_test%ROWTYPE;
4
5      PROCEDURE record_to_compare
6      (p_id IN jr_test.pk_id%TYPE,
7       p_row out jr_test%ROWTYPE
8      )
9      IS
10      BEGIN
11         SELECT *
12         INTO   p_row
13         FROM   jr_test
14         WHERE pk_id = p_id;
15      END;
16
17   BEGIN
18
19     -- Get another record (it's always the same one in this test case)
20     record_to_compare(1,l_rec_2);
21     record_to_compare(2,l_rec_2);
22     record_to_compare(3,l_rec_2);
23
24   END;
25   /
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.HTH
David

RE: Getting ORA-01003: no statement parsed error

Hi,
It looks familiar to some of the error which I encountered before. The
situation was a for ... select loop without explicit begin/end transaction.
The reason given by Forte consultant is that:
The dbsession used by the for ... select loop needed to be locked by a
begin/end transaction otherwise, there may be chances that the dbsession is
being acquired by some other sql that unknowingly corrupted the cursor
implicitly built for that for ... select loop.
Hopes this help.
Regards,
Peter Sham.
-----Original Message-----
From: Robinson, Richard [SMTP:[email protected]]
Sent: Friday, April 16, 1999 12:12 AM
To: '[email protected]'
Subject: Getting ORA-01003: no statement parsed error
Any clues? We're getting the following error on a server side
object that
interfaces to Oracle:
SYSTEM ERROR: Select failed for SQL statement in project xxxx, class
yyy,
method ...
error from database is: ORA-01003:no statement parsed
Class: qqdb_ResourceException
Detected at: qqdb_OracleVendorInfo::DoOexfet
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