Odd incompatibility between 10g2 for windows 32-bit and Linux 64-bit

Question

Hi.
When we run the following SQL under windows, it works as expected.
drop table TRANS;
drop table TRANS_PAT_LEVEL;
drop table TRANS_DAY_LEVEL;
create table TEST1.TRANS (ID NUMBER(22), QTYDISPENSED NUMBER(22), TRANSACTIONDATEDIFF NUMBER(22),FMYPRODUCT NUMBER(22));
create table TEST1.TRANS_PAT_LEVEL (ID NUMBER(22), FMYPRODUCT NUMBER(22), LASTMYPRODUCTUSE NUMBER(22),ELIGIBLERET NUMBER(22));
create table TEST1.TRANS_DAY_LEVEL (DAYID NUMBER(22) not null, UNITS NUMBER(22));
UPDATE TRANS_DAY_LEVEL SET UNITS =((SELECT SUM(QTYDISPENSED) FROM (SELECT T.QTYDISPENSED, T.TRANSACTIONDATEDIFF DIFF FROM TRANS T, TRANS_PAT_LEVEL TPL WHERE T.FMYPRODUCT=1 AND T.ID = TPL.ID AND TPL.ELIGIBLERET = 1 AND LASTMYPRODUCTUSE>=DAYID ) WHERE DIFF = TRANS_DAY_LEVEL.DAYID)) WHERE DAYID>=0 AND DAYID<=365;
But when we run it under Linux (Redhat 4.3 x86_64) , we see the following error with the last command:
SQL> UPDATE TRANS_DAY_LEVEL SET UNITS =((SELECT SUM(QTYDISPENSED) FROM (SELECT T.QTYDISPENSED, T.TRANSACTIONDATEDIFF DIFF FROM TRANS T, TRANS_PAT_LEVEL TPL WHERE T.FMYPRODUCT=1 AND T.ID = TPL.ID AND TPL.ELIGIBLERET = 1 AND LASTMYPRODUCTUSE>=DAYID ) WHERE DIFF = TRANS_DAY_LEVEL.DAYID)) WHERE DAYID>=0 AND DAYID<=365
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-00904: "DAYID": invalid identifier
We have also seen an incompatibility regarding case sensitive column names being created by the JDBC under linux, where under windows the same tables all have case-insensitive column names.
Any help here?

Answer 1

Hi,
exception is expected behavior since inline views [can not be correlated|http://forums.oracle.com/forums/thread.jspa?messageID=3403285&#3403285] in Oracle (yet). Successful execution of such query means a bug in that Oracle release.