Odd symbol scaling, when key set within a tween

Hi,
I'm doing some character animation for a game project.
The developer would like the symbols I animate to be at 100% scale, but I'm running into a problem where the the symbol scales to ~99.9% and won't allow itself to be reset to 100%.
This is what happens ( ah, sorry about the odd images-- click to see the full-size clean versions ):
first keyframe set
second keyframe set-- with a rotation value on it
classic tween created
keyframe set within the tween-- odd scaling value appears
Now, the weird thing ( to me at least ) is that once the ~99% scale has been assigned to the symbol I'm not able to change it to 100% from the transform panel ( either by resetting the scale or by manually typing in 100% ). It'll temporarily read like it's at 100% scale, but when I scrub away and then come back to that keyframe-- it's at 99% again.
The only fix I've found is to Remove Transform, and then move the symbol back to its previous position. It then has the same position and 100% scale. I guess I'll have to do this if necessary but… is there a better way? ( with luck, the solution will be so simple and obvious that I'll feel stupid )
( for anyone interested: the reason I animate like this is that it seems to be a nice way to quickly get breakdown poses ( a pose that helps the animation flow between major poses )-- I'll make two major poses and create a classic motion tween connecting them. I'll set keyframes at a point along the tween, delete the tweens, and them tweak those keyframes to create my breakdown. If anyone has a better method of doing this, I'd be thrilled to hear it also )
Thanks!
--Ross

It looks like this might not be a problem now-- but just out of interest:
I noticed that the scale value can even change from 100% after just creating a symbol and rotating it ( sometimes you have to click the scale value to see all the decimals ). Why does the scale value sometimes change?
Thanks again,
--Ross

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VALUES(ADAMChangeAuditKey.NextValue,'WORKREQUEST',:new.WORKREQUESTKEY,'PURPOSEKEY',
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End if;

ORA-06550: line 5, column 57: PLS-00103: Encountered the symbol "F01_" when

Hello,
I wanted to use the APEX_ITEM.DISPLAY_AND_SAVE
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DECLARE
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BEGIN
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||'APEX_ITEM.DISPLAY_AND_SAVE(6,COORDINATOR_EMAIL,'f06_'||ROWNUM, NULL) COORDINATOR_EMAIL, '
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||'APEX_ITEM.DISPLAY_AND_SAVE(9,COORDINATOR_NAME,'f09_'||ROWNUM, NULL) COORDINATOR_NAME, '
||'APEX_ITEM.DISPLAY_AND_SAVE(10,COORDINATOR_FAX,'f10_'||ROWNUM, NULL) COORDINATOR_FAX,'
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||'APEX_ITEM.DISPLAY_AND_SAVE(12,COORDINATOR_COUNTRY,'f12_'||ROWNUM, NULL) COORDINATOR_COUNTRY, '
||'APEX_ITEM.DISPLAY_AND_SAVE(13,COORDINATOR_COMPANY_NAME,'f13_'||ROWNUM, NULL) COORDINATOR_COMPANY_NAME,'
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||'APEX_ITEM.DISPLAY_AND_SAVE(15,DATE_LAST_SUBMISSION,'f15_'||ROWNUM, NULL) DATE_LAST_SUBMISSION, '
||'APEX_ITEM.DISPLAY_AND_SAVE(16,PROPOSAL_ACRONYM,'f16_'||ROWNUM, NULL) PROPOSAL_ACRONYM,'
||'APEX_ITEM.DISPLAY_AND_SAVE(17,INSTRUMENT_CODE,'f17_'||ROWNUM, NULL) INSTRUMENT_CODE, '
||'APEX_ITEM.DISPLAY_AND_SAVE(18,TITLE,'f18_'||ROWNUM, NULL) TITLE, '
||'APEX_ITEM.DISPLAY_AND_SAVE(19,SUBMITTED,'f19_'||ROWNUM, NULL) SUBMITTED, '
||'APEX_ITEM.DISPLAY_AND_SAVE(20,PREPARATION,'f20_'||ROWNUM, NULL) PREPARATION, '
||'APEX_ITEM.DISPLAY_AND_SAVE(21,PASS_BY_MAIL,'f21_'||ROWNUM, NULL) PASS_BY_MAIL,'
||'APEX_ITEM.DISPLAY_AND_SAVE(22,PROPOSAL_ID,'f22_'||ROWNUM, NULL) PROPOSAL_ID, '
||'APEX_ITEM.DISPLAY_AND_SAVE(23,PROPOSAL_NUMBER,'f23_'||ROWNUM, NULL) PROPOSAL_NUMBER '
||' FROM SUZANREGISTRATIONVIEW '
||' where 1 = 1 ';
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THEN
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ELSE
QUERY := QUERY || '';
END IF;
IF LENGTH (V ('P4_CALL_CODE')) > 0
THEN
QUERY := QUERY || ' and CALL_CODE like ''' || V ('P4_CALL_CODE') || '''';
ELSE
QUERY := QUERY || '';
END IF;
IF LENGTH (V ('P4_COORDINATOR_USER_ID')) > 0
THEN
QUERY :=
QUERY
|| ' and (upper(COORDINATOR_USER_ID)) like (upper('''
|| V ('P4_COORDINATOR_USER_ID')
|| '''))';
ELSE
QUERY := QUERY || '';
END IF;
IF LENGTH (V ('P4_COORDINATOR_FINAUTH_EMAIL')) > 0
THEN
QUERY :=
QUERY
|| ' and (upper(R.COORDINATOR_EMAIL)) like (upper('''
|| V ('P4_COORDINATOR_FINAUTH_EMAIL')
|| '''))';
ELSE
QUERY := QUERY || '';
END IF;
IF LENGTH (V ('P4_COORDINATOR_NAME')) > 0
THEN
QUERY :=
QUERY
|| ' and upper(COORDINATOR_NAME) like (upper('''
|| V ('P4_COORDINATOR_NAME')
|| '''))';
ELSE
QUERY := QUERY || '';
END IF;
IF LENGTH (V ('P4_COORDINATOR_COMPANY_NAME')) > 0
THEN
QUERY :=
QUERY
|| ' and (upper(COORDINATOR_COMPANY_NAME)) like (upper('''
|| V ('P4_COORDINATOR_COMPANY_NAME')
|| '''))';
ELSE
QUERY := QUERY || '';
END IF;
IF LENGTH (V ('P4_PARTNER_USER_ID')) > 0
THEN
QUERY :=
QUERY
|| ' and (upper(PARTNER_USER_ID)) like (upper('''
|| V ('P4_PARTNER_USER_ID')
|| '''))';
ELSE
QUERY := QUERY || '';
END IF;
IF LENGTH (V ('P4_PROPOSAL_ACRONYM')) > 0
THEN
QUERY :=
QUERY
|| ' and (upper(proposal_acronym)) like (upper('''
|| V ('P4_PROPOSAL_ACRONYM')
|| '''))';
ELSE
QUERY := QUERY || '';
END IF;
RETURN QUERY;
END;
And here is the error encountered:
1 error has occurred
* Function returning SQL query: Query cannot be parsed within the Builder. If you believe your query is syntactically correct, check the generic columns checkbox below the region source to proceed without parsing.
(ORA-06550: line 5, column 57: PLS-00103: Encountered the symbol "F01_" when expecting one of the following: * & = - + ; < / > at in is mod remainder not rem <> or != or ~= >= <= <> and or like LIKE2_ LIKE4_ LIKEC_ between || member SUBMULTISET_)
I don't understand why the engine returns an error at that point.
Despite the fact that I follow the user guide and the Denes Kubicek's sample examples, I still have that error.
If I remove the part 'f01_' || and only keep the rownum, the problem is solved.
Do you have any idea ?
Thanks in advance for your answers.
Regards,
Stessy Delcroix

HI MickyWay,
So simple. :-)
Problem solved.
Thanks a lot (merci beaucoup)

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I can't read any answer from init update since I get an error message each time.
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I tried to install it via JCOP, but I just managed to install it manually (i.e.
set keys (script)
init
ext-auth
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Hi,
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