Inconsistent datatypes: expected INTERVAL DAY TO SECOND got DATE

Hi All,
I am developing a Java application in which I construct a query and pass some values to get the results from the Oracle db.
The code block is:
Calendar calendar = Calendar.getInstance();
calendar.setTimeInMillis(30000);
Date threshold = new Date(calendar.getTimeInMillis());
And when the threshold value is passed, I am getting the following error:
ORA-00932: inconsistent datatypes: expected INTERVAL DAY TO SECOND got DATE
How to convert the threshold value into INTERVAL DAY TO SECOND in java?
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Bh.

So presumably LASTUPDATE is a timestamp column and you pass THRESHOLD as a date, and get something like this:
WITH work_reservations AS
( SELECT TIMESTAMP '2007-07-10 01:23:45' AS lastupdate FROM dual )
SELECT *
FROM work_reservations
WHERE (sysdate - lastupdate) > DATE '2007-01-01';
ERROR at line 5:
ORA-00932: inconsistent datatypes: expected INTERVAL DAY TO SECOND got DATEWhy not just compare lastupdate with threshold? Subtracting a date or timestamp from a timestamp gives an interval.
It might also be marginally more efficient to compare a timestamp with another timestamp, rather than mixing dates and timestamps and incurring an implicit conversion.

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       MetVMenu.CHILD_IME_MODULA,
       MetVMenu.PARENT_ID,
       MetVMenu.PARENT_IME_MODULA,
       MetVMenu.ZST,
       MetVMenu.NIVO,
       MetVMenu.CHILD_NAZIV_V_MENIJU,
       MetVMenu.CHILD_TIP_MODULA,
       MetVMenu.CHILD_OPIS_MODULA
FROM MET_V_MENU MetVMenu
WHERE :menuRoot like 'a'
and
MetVMenu.CHILD_IME_MODULA in (SELECT * FROM TABLE(CAST(:listOfUserPermission AS STRARRAY)))4. ViewLink that connects CHILD_ID and PARENT_ID of this "detail" view.
Both views executeQuery methods are overridden to set Bind variables before execution.
I get an arrayList of strings (permissions) from session and then convert it to Array.
     ArrayList permmissionsArray = (ArrayList)MyUserSession.getSessionValue("permissions");
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        HashMap context = new HashMap();
        context.put(DomainContext.ELEMENT_SQL_NAME, "STRARRAY");
        context.put(DomainContext.ELEMENT_TYPE, String.class);
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            permissions.setContext(null, null, context);
            setlistOfUserPermission(permissions);
     //Here I set menuRoot variable.
     I also noticed that there are problems with how I define bind variables (the order matters).
So when i didn't use menuRoot variable in detail view I got the
“inconsistent datatypes: expected - got CHAR"
error in application module.

I went through those links, and I am sure the user has enough rights on STRARRAY object.
I noticed that when running application module things work fine if I firstly execute RootView - Master view.
and then double click on VL which shows detail view in table.
The error occurs if I click on ViewLink first. I am not sure if I am even "allowed" to do that.
I set the parameters with "setNamedWhereClauseParam" and print them out before i call super.executeQueryForCollection() and this the output i get:
ExecuteQueryForCollectionRoot
Permission: [AdfIn2Ogrodje.ROOT, AdfIn2Ogrodje.ADMINISTRACIJA, HOME]
[87] MetVMenuRoot1 ViewRowSetImpl.setNamedWhereClauseParam(listOfUserPermission, oracle.jbo.domain.Array@e1af74d9)
[88] MetVMenuRoot1 ViewRowSetImpl.setNamedWhereClauseParam(menuRoot, AdfIn2Ogrodje.ROOT)
//Print before execution.
EXECUTE_MENUROOT menuRoot: AdfIn2Ogrodje.ROOT
EXECUTE_MENUROOT permission: oracle.jbo.domain.Array@e1af74d9
    Permission: AdfIn2Ogrodje.ROOT
    Permission: AdfIn2Ogrodje.ADMINISTRACIJA
    Permission: HOME
[89] MetVMenuRoot1>#q computed SQLStmtBufLen: 537, actual=447, storing=477
[90] SELECT MetVMenu.CHILD_ID,         MetVMenu.CHILD_IME_MODULA,         MetVMenu.PARENT_ID,         MetVMenu.PARENT_IME_MODULA,         MetVMenu.ZST,         MetVMenu.NIVO,         MetVMenu.CHILD_NAZIV_V_MENIJU,         MetVMenu.CHILD_TIP_MODULA,         MetVMenu.CHILD_OPIS_MODULA FROM MET_V_MENU MetVMenu WHERE MetVMenu.PARENT_IME_MODULA like :menuRoot and MetVMenu.CHILD_IME_MODULA in (SELECT * FROM TABLE(CAST(:listOfUserPermission AS STRARRAY)))
[91] ViewObject: [adfin2.menu.model.views.MetVMenuRoot]MetMenuAppModule.MetVMenuRoot1 Created new QUERY statement
[92] Bind params for ViewObject: [adfin2.menu.model.views.MetVMenuRoot]MetMenuAppModule.MetVMenuRoot1
[93] Binding null of type 12 for "menuRoot"
[94] Binding null of type 12 for "listOfUserPermission"
protected void executeQueryForCollection(Object object, Object[] object2, int i) {
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        setParametersForSessionTest(); // method where i set the parameters.
        printExecute(); // printing
        super.executeQueryForCollection(object, object2, i);
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What I am guessing is, that executeQueryForCollection just takes whatever is in object2 and that's null at the beginning.
I tried to use this method, which sets the bind variables in object2. And it gives me "Invalid column type" error.
http://packtlib.packtpub.com/library/9781849684767/ch04lvl1sec07

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I get a rather funny error message:
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What gives?

Check this
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Table created.
1* insert into sun_tz_test values(TIMESTAMP '2006-12-13 18:30:39', current_timestamp)
hr@XE> /
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COL1 COL2
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Hi,
I have writen PL/SQL packages for data loging through pipe lined function for better peformance.The below packages has been compiled sucessfully but during the run time it shows an error
like "ORA-00932: inconsistent datatypes: expected - got -".
CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE pkg_mkt_hub_load
AS
     PROCEDURE sp_final_load_mkt_hub;
       FUNCTION fnc_pipe_tot_lvl_idx_mon_hub
    (pi_input_cur IN SYS_REFCURSOR)
   RETURN tot_lvl_idx_mon_tt
   PIPELINED;
END pkg_mkt_hub_load;
CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE BODY pkg_mkt_hub_load
AS
c_default_limit CONSTANT PLS_INTEGER:=5000;
c_created_dt    CONSTANT DATE:=SYSDATE;
c_created_user CONSTANT VARCHAR2(20):='SYSTEM';
c_updated_dt    CONSTANT DATE:=SYSDATE;
c_updated_user CONSTANT VARCHAR2(20):='SYSTEM';
-- to get the debug desc for updating process log table
vg_debug_log_desc mkt_process_log.debug_log_desc%TYPE;
--to get process log key
vg_process_log_ky mkt_process_log.process_log_ky%TYPE;
   -- reset the all variables.
PROCEDURE sp_reset_global_variables;
PROCEDURE sp_final_lvl_idx_mon_hub;
--PROCEDURE sp_final_lvl_idx_dly_hub;
FUNCTION fnc_pipe_tot_lvl_idx_mon_hub
    (pi_input_cur IN SYS_REFCURSOR)
   RETURN tot_lvl_idx_mon_tt
   PIPELINED
AS
   vl_lvl_idx_mon_cur_data tot_lvl_idx_mon_tt;
   BEGIN
     LOOP
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      EXIT WHEN vl_lvl_idx_mon_cur_data.COUNT = 0;
      FOR i IN 1 .. vl_lvl_idx_mon_cur_data.COUNT
      LOOP
        PIPE ROW (tot_lvl_idx_mon_ot(vl_lvl_idx_mon_cur_data(i).SSIA_INDEX_ID,
        vl_lvl_idx_mon_cur_data(i).start_date,vl_lvl_idx_mon_cur_data(i).currency,
      vl_lvl_idx_mon_cur_data(i).level1,vl_lvl_idx_mon_cur_data(i).type,
      vl_lvl_idx_mon_cur_data(i).RETURN_MONTH,vl_lvl_idx_mon_cur_data(i).RETURN_3MONTHS,
      vl_lvl_idx_mon_cur_data(i).RETURN_6MONTHS,vl_lvl_idx_mon_cur_data(i).RETURN_YTD,
      vl_lvl_idx_mon_cur_data(i).RETURN_1YEAR,vl_lvl_idx_mon_cur_data(i).RETURN_3YEARS,
      vl_lvl_idx_mon_cur_data(i).RETURN_5YEARS,vl_lvl_idx_mon_cur_data(i).RETURN_10YEARS,
      vl_lvl_idx_mon_cur_data(i).MARKET_CAP));
      END LOOP;
      END LOOP;
      CLOSE pi_input_cur;
      RETURN;
   END fnc_pipe_tot_lvl_idx_mon_hub;
   PROCEDURE sp_final_lvl_idx_mon_hub
   AS
   BEGIN
   MERGE INTO mkt_total_lvl_indx_mon_hub idxhub
   USING TABLE(pkg_mkt_hub_load.fnc_pipe_tot_lvl_idx_mon_hub(CURSOR(SELECT idxmap.ssia_index_code,idxstg.start_date,idxstg.currency,idxstg.level1,idxstg.type,
       idxstg.return_month,idxstg.return_3months, idxstg.return_6months, idxstg.return_ytd, idxstg.return_1year,
       idxstg.return_3years, idxstg.return_5years,idxstg.return_10years,idxstg.market_cap
     FROM   mkt_total_lvl_indx_mon_stg idxstg,
             md_vendor_index_map idxmap
     WHERE idxmap.source = idxstg.source
             AND idxmap.base_currency = idxstg.currency
             AND idxmap.return_type = idxstg.TYPE
             AND idxmap.mkt_index_id = idxstg.vendor_code
             AND idxmap.monthly = 'Y'
             AND idxmap.file_type = 'T'))) idxmonstg
     ON (idxhub.ssia_index_id=idxmonstg.ssia_index_id)
     WHEN MATCHED THEN
     UPDATE set effective_date=idxmonstg.start_date,
                  CURRENCY=idxmonstg.currency,
                  INDEX_LEVEL=idxmonstg.LEVEL1,
                  TYPE=idxmonstg.type,
                  return_month=idxmonstg.return_month,
                  return_3months=idxmonstg.return_3months,
                  return_6months=idxmonstg.return_6months,
                  return_ytd=idxmonstg.return_ytd,
                  return_1year=idxmonstg.return_1year,
                  return_3years=idxmonstg.return_3years,
                  return_5years=idxmonstg.return_5years,
                  return_10years=idxmonstg.return_10years,
                  market_cap=idxmonstg.market_cap,
                  updated_dt=SYSDATE,
                  updated_user='MICHAEL'
     WHEN NOT MATCHED THEN
      INSERT ( ssia_index_id,
                effective_date,
                  currency,
                  INDEX_LEVEL,
                  TYPE,
                  return_month,
                  return_3months,
                  return_6months,
                  return_ytd,
                  return_1year,
                  return_3years,
                  return_5years,
                  return_10years,
                  market_cap,
                  created_dt,
                  created_user)
     VALUES(        idxmonstg.ssia_index_id,
                  idxmonstg.start_date,
                  idxmonstg.currency,
                  idxmonstg.LEVEL1,
                  idxmonstg.type,
                  idxmonstg.return_month,
                  idxmonstg.return_3months,
                  idxmonstg.return_6months,
                  idxmonstg.return_ytd,
                  idxmonstg.return_1year,
                  idxmonstg.return_3years,
                  idxmonstg.return_5years,
                  idxmonstg.return_10years,
                  idxmonstg.market_cap,
               SYSDATE,
               'MICHAEL');
   END sp_final_lvl_idx_mon_hub;
   PROCEDURE sp_final_load_mkt_hub
   as
   BEGIN
    sp_final_lvl_idx_mon_hub;
   END sp_final_load_mkt_hub;
   PROCEDURE Sp_reset_global_variables
   AS
   BEGIN
   vg_debug_log_desc := NULL;
   END sp_reset_global_variables;
END pkg_mkt_hub_load;
SHOW ERRORS Error:
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-00932: inconsistent datatypes: expected - got -
ORA-06512: at "GPAIHMKTDTA.PKG_MKT_HUB_LOAD", line 33
ORA-06512: at "GPAIHMKTDTA.PKG_MKT_HUB_LOAD", line 55
ORA-06512: at "GPAIHMKTDTA.PKG_MKT_HUB_LOAD", line 92
ORA-06512: at line 1
types scripts:
create or replace type tot_lvl_idx_mon_ot as object
(SSIA_INDEX_ID VARCHAR2(60),
start_date date,
CURRENCY               VARCHAR2(10),
LEVEL1                  NUMBER(31,11),
TYPE                    VARCHAR2(31) ,
RETURN_MONTH            NUMBER(31,11),
RETURN_3MONTHS          NUMBER(31,11),
RETURN_6MONTHS          NUMBER(31,11),
RETURN_YTD              NUMBER(31,11),
RETURN_1YEAR            NUMBER(31,11),
RETURN_3YEARS           NUMBER(31,11),
RETURN_5YEARS           NUMBER(31,11),
RETURN_10YEARS          NUMBER(31,11),
MARKET_CAP              NUMBER(31,11));
create or replace type tot_lvl_idx_mon_tt is table of tot_lvl_idx_mon_ot;how to resolve this issue?

>
could you please pointed out whether ref cursor used method correct or not?
>
The use looks correct but without your tables and DDL we can't even try to reproduce the problem.
Notice how you had to break down the process to find out the query that is causing the problem?
select *
from TABLE(pkg_mkt_hub_load.fnc_pipe_tot_lvl_idx_mon_hub(CURSOR(SELECT . . .Unfortunately, this is where you should have started when you began creating the process.
You are trying to design, implement and debug a process using code that has 3,4, 5 or more layers and objects and tables that have a dozen or more columns.
That is not the way I would recommend especially if you do not have experience with some of the pieces like object types and tables, pipelined functions and ref cursors. You are trying to deal with too many complications at the same time.
Here is how I would approach this if I were you.
1. Get the process to work first and then build on it. Start by copying and hacking up what you already have.
2. Create a very simple version of each of the pieces
3. Create an object type like 'tot_lvl_idx_mon_ot' with only one or two columns.
4. Create an object type like 'tot_lvl_idx_mon_tt' as a table of that simple object type
5. Create a pipelined function that uses the two new simple types, simply hard-codes a value for one or two rows and then pipes out the rows.
6. Use a simple query like the last one you posted to query the simple pipelined function
select *
from TABLE(pkg_mkt_hub_load.simpe_pipeline_function(CURSOR(SELECT . . .Work on that simple set of objects until you have the process defined and working.
Then expand the now working example to use get the data values dynamically and to use more complicated objects.
Start with something simple that works. Then build on it.
It will take a lot less time and will point out other issues with your approach to this. Also, if you try a simple version using the SCOTT emp or dept table and it doesn't work you can post the code and we can try to reproduce it and help find the problem.

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