Help in user defined exception handler

Hi
Can some one help in solving this error .
when i run my procedure i get this error which is given below .
ORA-06510 PL/SQL unhandeled user defined exception at line 7
Procedure FMG_EXTRACT_MOTORBIKE_NEWBUS (P_NSSC_YN VARCHAR2) IS
l_start date;
l_end date;
cursor motorbike_rec is
select
c.id,
k.id pak_id,
p.ref,
i.description,
i.current_status,
i.premium,
i.sum_insured,
mv.registration_no,
mv.cc_rating,
nl.ncl_level,
nl.percentage_discount,
dp.full_name main_driver,
dpd.birth_date,
e.user_name entered_by,
ep.full_name emp_name,
fmg_get_imposed_terms(i.id,'. ',';') imposed_terms
from
fmg_clients c,
fmg_client_paks k,
fmg_policies p,
fmg_Policy_items i,
fmg_mv_usages u,
fmg_people dp,
fmg_people_details dpd,
fmg_employees e,
fmg_people ep,
fmg_motor_vehicles mv,
fmg_ncb_levels nl
where i.date_created>=l_start
and i.date_created<l_end
and i.pol_id=p.id
and p.ctp_id=k.id
and k.cli_id=c.id
and i.id=u.poi_id(+)
and u.per_id=dp.id(+)
and dp.id=dpd.per_id(+)
and i.id=mv.poi_id(+)
and i.ncl_id=nl.id(+)
and ( (i.pit_pro_code in ('TFF','FMC','FMT','FMF','FBK','PMC','TPO','MCL'))
or (i.pit_pro_code = 'CMV' and i.pit_code = 'MCL')
or (i.pit_pro_code = 'PMS' and i.pit_code = 'MCL')
or (i.pit_pro_code = 'PMT' and i.pit_code in ('MCT','MCF'))
and i.user_created=e.user_name
and ( (e.business_unit='BCC' and P_NSSC_YN='Y') OR (nvl(e.business_unit,'X')<>'BCC' and P_NSSC_YN='N') )
and e.per_id=ep.id;
l_file UTL_FILE.FILE_TYPE;
l_file_name varchar2(100);
l_data VARCHAR2(4000);
BEGIN
if P_NSSC_YN='Y' then
l_start := trunc(sysdate)-1;
l_end := trunc(sysdate);
l_file_name := 'MotorCycle_Daily_'||to_char(l_start)||'.csv';
l_file := utl_file.fopen( fmg_re_filepath('SSC'), l_file_name, 'W' );
else
l_start := to_date('01-' || to_char(sysdate-28,'MM-YYYY'));
l_end := last_day(to_date('01-' || to_char(sysdate-28,'MM-YYYY')));
l_file_name := 'MotorCycle_Monthly_'||to_char(l_start)||'_'||to_char(l_end)||'.csv';
l_file := utl_file.fopen( fmg_re_filepath('GAU'), l_file_name, 'W' );
end if;
l_data := '"Client ID","Pak ID","Policy Ref","Item Desc","RegoNo","CC","Item Status","Premium","Sum Insured",' ||
'"NCB Level","NCB%","Main Driver","Birth Date","Imposed terms","EnteredBy","Employee Name"';
utl_file.put_line(l_file, l_data );
for i in motorbike_rec loop
l_data :=
to_char(i.id) || ',' ||
to_char(i.pak_id) || ',' ||
i.ref || ',' ||
'"' || i.description || '",' ||
'"' || i.registration_no || '",' ||
to_char(i.cc_Rating) || ',' ||
i.current_status || ',' ||
to_char(i.premium) || ',' ||
to_char(i.sum_insured) || ',' ||
to_char(i.ncl_level) || ',' ||
to_char(i.percentage_discount) || ',' ||
'"' || i.main_driver || '",' ||
to_char(i.birth_date) || ',' ||
'"' || i.imposed_terms || '",' ||
i.entered_by || ',' ||
'"' || i.emp_name || '"' ;
utl_file.put_line(l_file,l_data);
end loop;
utl_file.fclose( l_file );
exception
when others then
if utl_file.is_open(l_file) then
utl_file.fclose( l_file );
end if;
raise;
END;

What does fmg_re_filepath('SSC') return? Are their sufficient rights with Oracle user on the location that is returned by this function?
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Murali.V

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I made the mistake here
INSERT INTO TEST1(id,name) VALUES (0,:NEW.TEST_NAME);
where i defined the id as primary key.
But the another problem for me now is while compiling the trigger after i modified,
i get this error
11:37:05 Error: TRIGGER DB_TEST.TRG_EXCEP
On line: 7
PLS-00553: character set name is not recognized
Please help.
Thanks,
Murali.V

User Defined Exceptions

Hi.
What exactly is the theme of User Defined Exceptions(in view of Exception hierarchy) ?
As said so far, User defined exceptions are useful for handling logical & functional errors. But when a exception is found in the throw block can we write the code there itself...instead of writing in catch block???

What exactly is the theme of User Defined
Exceptions(in view of Exception hierarchy) ?Slightly blue, bordering on depressed-gray.
As said so far, User defined exceptions are useful
for handling logical & functional errors.No. Errors are for errors. Exceptions are for exceptions. Important.
But when a
exception is found in the throw block can we write
the code there itself...instead of writing in catch
block???Huh? Sort of an Early-Catch? No, unless you nest another try-catch inside that try block.

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