INVALID IDENTIFIER error in SEQUEL statement
I'm having trouble with this SELECT statement in a report with search items. The search item in Question is the string "Email." Any activity record that has "Email" in the activity_type field is to be selected. The line of code is:
select user_name,total from (select user_name,count(*) total from eba_ver2_cust_activity where activity_type = Email group by user_name )
order by 2 desc,2 desc
There are some substitutions in here. The value "Email" is from :P23_ACTIVITY_TYPE on the page.
The error I get is:
failed to parse SQL query:
ORA-00904: "EMAIL": invalid identifier
The problem is that the String constant is being interpreted as an identifier name. Some sbustitutions are made to general the SELECT statement that fails. The relevant portion of the code generating the erroneous SELECT is:
if :P23_ACTIVITY_TYPE != '%null%' and :P23_ACTIVITY_TYPE is not null then
if :P23_START_DATE is not null or :P23_END_DATE is not null then
l_sql := l_sql || ' and activity_type_id = ' || :P23_ACTIVITY_TYPE ;
else
l_sql := l_sql || ' where activity_type_id = ' || :P23_ACTIVITY_TYPE ;
end if;
Either way, the contents of :P23_ACTIVITY_TYPE are treated as an identifier instead of a string. Please help.
Steve "the n00b" in Raleigh NC
Hi, Aaron.
I tried what you said, and my code wouldn't parse correctly. Let me show you the whole module of PL/SQL that I'm dealing with here. I did not write this. This is something I'm maintaining and updating. The part that chokes is near the bottom.
declare
l_sql varchar2(4000) := 'select user_name,total from (select user_name,count(*) total from eba_ver2_cust_activity ' ;
begin
if :P23_START_DATE is not null and :P23_END_DATE is not null then
l_sql := l_sql || ' where ACTIVITY_DATE between ''' || to_char(to_date(:P23_START_DATE,'dd-mon-yyyy'),'dd-mon-yyyy')
|| ''' and ' || '''' || to_char(to_date(:P23_END_DATE,'dd-mon-yyyy') ,'dd-mon-yyyy') || '''' ;
elsif :P23_START_DATE is not null then
l_sql := l_sql || ' where ACTIVITY_DATE >= ''' || to_char(to_date(:P23_START_DATE,'dd-mon-yyyy'),'dd-mon-yyyy') ||
elsif :P23_END_DATE is not null then
l_sql := l_sql || ' where ACTIVITY_DATE <= ''' || to_char(to_date(:P23_END_DATE,'dd-mon-yyyy'),'dd-mon-yyyy') || ''''
end if;
if :P23_ACTIVITY_TYPE != '%null%' and :P23_ACTIVITY_TYPE is not null then
if :P23_START_DATE is not null or :P23_END_DATE is not null then
l_sql := l_sql || ' and activity_type_id = ' || :P23_ACTIVITY_TYPE ;
else
l_sql := l_sql || ' where activity_type_id = ' || :P23_ACTIVITY_TYPE ;
end if;
end if;
l_sql := l_sql || ' group by user_name )' ;
return l_sql ;
end ;
I appreciate all the help. As for the job market for Apex programmers around here, I wouldn't know. I was a COBOL programmer for many years. I'm approaching retirement, and this will probably be my last IT job.
Steve "the n00b" in Raleigh NC
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From srs.current_outage_calls o, tlm.customer_electric b, srs.notification_list n, SRS.NOTIFIABLE_CUSTOMERS_VW c, srs.est_customer_outages a
Where c.SERVICE_ADDR_NUMBER = b.SERVICE_ADDR_NUMBER And substr(b.meter_number, 2, 6) = a.meter and b.service_point_end_date is null and o.meter(+)=a.meter and n.list_name=c.list_name and c.list_name = '||StrTitle;
LOOP
FETCH rec_ref_custs INTO strCusts;
EXIT WHEN rec_ref_custs%NOTFOUND;
StrBodyHTML:= StrBodyHTML || ', ' || strCusts;
END LOOP;
CLOSE rec_ref_custs;
please help!
ThanksFuse_5a wrote:
I am taking the value of StrTitle (I changed the name of it to strList in the below code) from a different select statement ... therefore, strList will be changing based on the results of the first query.
this code is for an automailer that will run every minute!!
here's more of my code to better explain it ...
Any suggestions?
OPEN rec_ref_list FOR
'Select
distinct c.list_name
From
srs.current_outage_calls o,
tlm.customer_electric b,
srs.notification_list n,
SRS.NOTIFIABLE_CUSTOMERS_VW c,
srs.est_customer_outages a
Where
c.SERVICE_ADDR_NUMBER = b.SERVICE_ADDR_NUMBER
And substr(b.meter_number, 2, 6) = a.meter
and b.service_point_end_date is null
and o.meter(+)=a.meter
and n.list_name=c.list_name';
LOOP
FETCH rec_ref_list INTO *strList*;
EXIT WHEN rec_ref_list%NOTFOUND;
OPEN rec_ref_custs FOR
'Select
b.account_number,
b.marketing_rep_name,
c.customer_name, a.meter,
a.mappole, a.feeder,
b.last_or_corp_name,
b.house_number,
b.street_direction,
b.street_name,
b.street_suffix,
max(odate) over (partition by b.account_number) last_called,
n.message_type,
c.list_name
From
srs.current_outage_calls o,
tlm.customer_electric b,
srs.notification_list n,
SRS.NOTIFIABLE_CUSTOMERS_VW c,
srs.est_customer_outages a
Where
c.SERVICE_ADDR_NUMBER = b.SERVICE_ADDR_NUMBER
And substr(b.meter_number, 2, 6) = a.mete
and b.service_point_end_date is null
and o.meter(+)=a.meter
and n.list_name=c.list_name
and c.list_name = :1' using *strList*;
LOOP
FETCH rec_ref_custs INTO strCusts;
EXIT WHEN rec_ref_custs%NOTFOUND;
StrBodyHTML:= StrBodyHTML || ', ' || strList || ', ' || strCusts;
END LOOP;
CLOSE rec_ref_custs;
END LOOP;
CLOSE rec_ref_list;
You have a variable, nothing more. You DO NOT need dynamic SQL here, just trust me (then go read about it and learn why ... it will serve your career well to do some reading).
You don't need 2 cursors here, for lack of not wanting to try to decipher this in it's entirety i took a simple hack and utilized an IN clause.
for loop_var in
Select
b.account_number,
b.marketing_rep_name,
c.customer_name, a.meter,
a.mappole, a.feeder,
b.last_or_corp_name,
b.house_number,
b.street_direction,
b.street_name,
b.street_suffix,
max(odate) over (partition by b.account_number) last_called,
n.message_type,
c.list_name
From
srs.current_outage_calls o,
tlm.customer_electric b,
srs.notification_list n,
SRS.NOTIFIABLE_CUSTOMERS_VW c,
srs.est_customer_outages a
Where
c.SERVICE_ADDR_NUMBER = b.SERVICE_ADDR_NUMBER
And substr(b.meter_number, 2, 6) = a.mete
and b.service_point_end_date is null
and o.meter(+)=a.meter
and n.list_name=c.list_name
and c.list_name in
Select
c.list_name
From
srs.current_outage_calls o,
tlm.customer_electric b,
srs.notification_list n,
SRS.NOTIFIABLE_CUSTOMERS_VW c,
srs.est_customer_outages a
Where
c.SERVICE_ADDR_NUMBER = b.SERVICE_ADDR_NUMBER
And substr(b.meter_number, 2, 6) = a.meter
and b.service_point_end_date is null
and o.meter(+)=a.meter
and n.list_name=c.list_name
LOOP
StrBodyHTML:= StrBodyHTML || ', ' || loop_var.<pick_a_column_from_select_list_above>;
END LOOP;No ref cursors, less complex and 1 single SQL query ... much cleaner and efficient. -
ORA-00904 invalid identifier error
Here are the steps to reproduce this. My DB version is 9i R2.
1) create table xmlsun1 of xmltype;
2) create table xmlsun2 as select * from xmlsun1;
Two Tables of XML Type created successfully
3) insert into xmlsun1 values(xmltype('<employees><employee id="35"><FirstName>Tom</FirstName><LastName>Kyte</LastName></employee></employees>'));
4) insert into xmlsun2 values(xmltype('<employees><employee id="35"><FirstName>Tom</FirstName><LastName>Kyte</LastName></employee></employees>'));
Now when i query, i can see one record in each tables.
The problem is only when updation.
5) update xmlsun1 x
set value(x) = updatexml(value(x),'/employees/employee/@id','37')
where existsnode(value(x),'/employees/employee[FirstName = "Tom"]') = 1;
1 row updated
6) update xmlsun2 x
set value(x) = updatexml(value(x),'/employees/employee/@id','37')
where existsnode(value(x),'/employees/employee[FirstName = "Tom"]') = 1;
This updation fails with the error : ORA-01775: looping chain of synonyms
I tried to change alias of xmlsun2 to y
update xmlsun2 y
set value(y) = updatexml(value(y),'/employees/employee/@id','37')
where existsnode(value(y),'/employees/employee[FirstName = "Tom"]') = 1;
I get an error saying that Y is an invalid identifier. Now, how can i update the table xmlsun2? I can't use the alias x nor any other alias.
Thanks,
SundarI've filed bug 5560960 for this behavoir, which is still not what you are describing.. Do you have SYNONYMS defined somewhere in your example ?
$ sqlplus scott/tiger @testcase3
SQL*Plus: Release 9.2.0.6.0 - Production on Fri Sep 22 11:59:46 2006
Copyright (c) 1982, 2002, Oracle Corporation. All rights reserved.
Connected to:
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With the Partitioning, OLAP and Oracle Data Mining options
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SQL> drop table xmlsun1
2 /
Table dropped.
SQL> create table xmlsun1 of xmltype
2 /
Table created.
SQL> drop table xmlsun2
2 /
Table dropped.
SQL> create table xmlsun2 as select * from xmlsun1
2 /
Table created.
SQL> insert into xmlsun1 values( xmltype ('<employees><employee id="35"><FirstName>Tom</FirstName><LastName>Kyte</LastName></employee></employees>') )
2 /
1 row created.
SQL> insert into xmlsun2 values( xmltype ('<employees><employee id="35"><FirstName>Tom</FirstName><LastName>Kyte</LastName></employee></employees>') )
2 /
1 row created.
SQL> update xmlsun1 x
2 set value(x) = updatexml(value(x),'/employees/employee/@id','37')
3 where existsnode(value(x),'/employees/employee[FirstName = "Tom"]') = 1
4 /
1 row updated.
SQL> update xmlsun2 x
2 set value(x) = updatexml(value(x),'/employees/employee/@id','37')
3 where existsnode(value(x),'/employees/employee[FirstName = "Tom"]') = 1
4 /
where existsnode(value(x),'/employees/employee[FirstName = "Tom"]') = 1
ERROR at line 3:
ORA-00904: "X": invalid identifier
SQL> update xmlsun2 y
2 set value(y) = updatexml(value(y),'/employees/employee/@id','37')
3 where existsnode(value(y),'/employees/employee[FirstName = "Tom"]') = 1
4 /
where existsnode(value(y),'/employees/employee[FirstName = "Tom"]') = 1
ERROR at line 3:
ORA-00904: "Y": invalid identifier
SQL> -
Help: SQL query when parsed returns Invalid Identifier error
Hi The expression posted below is the actual SQL Expression which is required in my report:
((select name from (
select loc_id,name,row_number()over( order by r) rn from (
SELECT 0, loc_id, Misc1_txt NAME,'A' STATUS ,rownum r
FROM dvxloc
WHERE loc_id = "XXXLOC"."LOC_ID"
union
SELECT parent_loc_id, loc_id, (SELECT a.Misc1_txt
FROM dvxloc a
WHERE a.loc_id =b.loc_id) NAME,'B' ,ROWNUM
FROM dvxlocpath b
START WITH b.loc_id = "XXXLOC"."LOC_ID"
CONNECT BY PRIOR parent_loc_id=loc_id
) where name is NOT NULL order by STATUS, R
) where rn = 1))
It gives an error while parsing: "XXXLOC"."LOC_ID" invalid identifier
LOC_ID is of numeric data type in the database. and when I run thi query in SQL editor after replacing "XXXLOC"."LOC_ID" with a numeric value say 456 . The query can be put as
((select name from (
select loc_id,name,row_number()over( order by r) rn from (
SELECT 0, loc_id, Misc1_txt NAME,'A' STATUS ,rownum r
FROM dvxloc
WHERE loc_id = 456 union
SELECT parent_loc_id, loc_id, (SELECT a.Misc1_txt
FROM dvxloc a
WHERE a.loc_id =b.loc_id) NAME,'B' ,ROWNUM
FROM dvxlocpath b
START WITH b.loc_id = 456 CONNECT BY PRIOR parent_loc_id=loc_id
) where name is NOT NULL order by STATUS, R
) where rn = 1))
The above query runs flawlessly in a SQL editor. and also this is parsed by the crystal sql expression editer
I'm totally messed up of looking for altenatives. I have to deliver a report to the client and stuck on this part only.
The below query parses perfectly in crystal:
(select locname
from dvxloc where loc_id in(select loc3 from dvxlocpath
where loc_id = "XXXLOC"."LOC_ID"))
Edited by: vipulbhatia29 on May 8, 2009 11:06 AM
Edited by: vipulbhatia29 on May 8, 2009 11:14 AMYou said the above works in SQL Editor but does your original work?
((select name from (
select loc_id,name,row_number()over( order by r) rn from (
SELECT 0, loc_id, Misc1_txt NAME,'A' STATUS ,rownum r
FROM dvxloc
WHERE loc_id = "XXXLOC"."LOC_ID"
union
SELECT parent_loc_id, loc_id, (SELECT a.Misc1_txt
FROM dvxloc a
WHERE a.loc_id =b.loc_id) NAME,'B' ,ROWNUM
FROM dvxlocpath b
START WITH b.loc_id = "XXXLOC"."LOC_ID"
CONNECT BY PRIOR parent_loc_id=loc_id
) where name is NOT NULL order by STATUS, R
) where rn = 1))
Crystal does nothing to the SQL in the command editor, what you type in is what we pass.
What database are you connecting to? And if it has a tracing tool what SQL are you seeing from Crystal when you try to run the report? -
Invalid identifier results from an sql statement in php
hello there, i'm trying to access data from an oracle 11g database via oci and php 5.3.8.
i'm getting the ORA-00904 (invalid identifier) error when executing the following statement:
$stid = oci_parse($conn, 'select * from table1 where column1 = "XYZ"');
when i do this:
$searchstring = "XYZ";
$stid = oci_parse($conn, 'select * from table1 where column1 = '.$searchstring.'');
i'm getting this error:
ORA-00933: SQL command not properly ended
column1 is varchar2, the entries are either letters and numbers (never only numbers) or empty.
when i do this:
$stid = oci_parse($conn, 'select * from table1');
i'm getting the data and there are entries in column1 with XYZ.
has anyone an idea, what i do wrong?
regards jThe PHP forum for questions like this is at http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/forums/php/index.html
You really need to be using a bind variable here. Otherwise you will likely suffer from poor DB performance, and also open yourself to SQL Injection security attacks. Try:
$stid = oci_parse($conn, 'select * from table1 where column1 = :bv');
oci_bind_by_name($stid, ":bv", $searchstring);Regarding quoting of your example try:
$searchstring = "XYZ";
echo 'select * from table1 where column1 = '.$searchstring.'';Then run that SQL in SQL*Plus and watch it fail. What you need is given with:
echo 'select * from table1 where column1 = \''.$searchstring.'\'';See the bottom of p 126 of The Underground PHP and Oracle Manual
Note that with the bind variable example you didn't need quotes around :bv. -
Dynamic SQL Error -ORA-00904: invalid identifier
Hello!
I'm really hoping I can get some fast help on this. In the interest of honesty, this is for a university oracle programming assignment. I've searched everywhere I can for the answer and haven't had any luck.
Anyway, the problem in a nutshell. I have to write a package to write a text file. The formatting information for the file is held in a table, which has columns to define the various characteristics like justification, padding character and field value.
RECORDTYPE FIELDNAME FIELDVALUE FIELDSIZE FIELDORDER PADDINGCHAR JUSTIFICATION DATASOURCE
7 CreditTotal v_credit 10 5 '0' LPAD PROGRAM
7 RecordType '7' 1 1 ' ' RPAD HARDCODE
I can build the whole file except this footer. the FieldValue "v_credit" references a variable that has the calculated total of the credit amounts for the file. There are also "v_debit", and "(v_credit-v_debt)" entries.
My question seems simple... How can I use this VARCHAR2 value from the table, and have it reference the variable within a Dynamic SQL string? If I use the textvalue of the column in the SQL string it gives me the invalid identifier error when it hits the EXECUTE IMMEDIATE statement. There is another row for the header which has "to_char(sysdate,'DDMMYYYY')" in it, and that runs fine. I'm assuming because they are native SQL statements and variables.
I have tried encapsulating the v_credit in "s, and using dynamica bind variables but had the same problem passing the names to the USING clause.
The SQL string created by the procedure is: SELECT LPAD(v_credit,10,'0' ) FROM dual
The full error is:
ORA-00904: "V_CREDIT": invalid identifier
ORA-06512: at "BWOOD.PKG_BRIAN", line 108
ORA-06512: at line 2
Line 108 is the EXECUTE IMMEDIATE statement
I would really appreciate someones help! I'm happy to post the procedure I've written, with the caveat that it's sloppy student work and needs cleaning up of all the experimental commented attempts:)
Edited by: user5426606 on 20-May-2009 03:34 - Added a few more facts.Thank you for the fast replies. I'll post a short chunk of code to demonstrate.
The actual procedure is quite a bit longer, but this should give you the idea.
PROCEDURE build_dbfile (p_settlement_date IN DATE, p_settlement_key IN VARCHAR2, p_type IN VARCHAR2) AS
v_sqlString VARCHAR2(4000) := 'SELECT ';
v_rectype NUMBER := 7;
v_line LONG;
v_debit NUMBER := 0;
v_credit NUMBER := 0;
v_nrRecords NUMBER := 0;
CURSOR c_settlement IS... -- to select records for data rows
-- cursor to select the rows with the file formatting and data info
CURSOR c_header IS SELECT NVL(fieldvalue,fieldname) db_field, <---- selects the data column
fieldsize,
NVL(paddingchar, ''' ''') paddingchar,
NVL(justification,'LPAD') justification,
datasource
FROM FSS_DESKBANK_REF
WHERE recordtype = r_rec_types.recordtype
ORDER BY recordType, fieldorder;
-- SELECT to get the SUM of datarows for v_credit
SELECT SUM(transactionamount)
INTO v_credit...
-- SELECT to get the SUM of datarows for v_debit
SELECT SUM(transactionamount)
INTO v_debit....
FOR r_head IN c_header LOOP
v_sqlString := v_sqlString || r_head.justification|| '('
|| r_head.db_field ||','
|| r_head.fieldsize || ','
|| r_head.paddingchar || ')';
v_sqlString := v_sqlString || ' FROM ' || v_tbl_name;
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('SQL --> '||v_sqlString);
EXECUTE IMMEDIATE v_sqlString INTO v_line;
END LOOP;
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(v_line);
END build_dbfile;So the loop goes through the table rows, grabs each data value and formatting column, and builds the sql string, which is then passed to the execute statement. The issue is the ones where the datarow contains a reference to v_credit, and the error is generated. ie r_head.db_field contains the string "v_credit"
Satish, the sql does look like that in the string, but the string is built from the table, not hardcoded. ie v_sqlString = "SELECT LPAD(v_credit,10,'0' ) FROM dual" when it is passed to the EXECUTE IMMEDIATE.
Edited by: user5426606 on 20-May-2009 05:19
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