ORA-00932: inconsistent datatypes: expected - got CHAR in 10.1.3 ADF BC.

"ORA-00932: inconsistent datatypes: expected - got CHAR"
i got SQL error during statement preparation. Statement: SELECT Emp.EMPNO, Emp.ENAME, Emp.JOB, Emp.MGR, Emp.HIREDATE, Emp.SAL, Emp.COMM, Emp.DEPTNO, Emp.ROWID FROM EMP Emp WHERE (EMPNO in (SELECT * FROM TABLE(CAST(:no AS TABLE_OF_NO))))
Oct 29, 2008 1:53:09 PM oracle.adf.controller.faces.lifecycle.FacesPageLifecycle addMessage
WARNING: ORA-00932: inconsistent datatypes: expected - got CHAR
while running the emp.jspx page.
Thanks
Rama.
Edited by: user634195 on Oct 31, 2008 5:10 AM
Edited by: user634195 on Oct 31, 2008 5:13 AM

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I have master detail views connected with a view link. Both of views have bind variables that hold some session info:
It's a menu on database and I am trying to hide some values based on user permissions.
When running application module, everything works fine. The problem occurs when I try to show menu as a tree table, or any other table, on a page.
The root view executes fine, but then I get an
"java.sql.SQLSyntaxErrorException: ORA-00932: inconsistent datatypes: expected - got CHAR"
error in executeQueryForCollection method of detail view. (this method is overridden)
Bind Variables are:
- :menuRoot -> which holds value of Root node. (In detail view it's just a dummy variable. It is explaned later on why i used it.)
- :listOfUserPermmission -> array of user permissions.
My query looks like this:
1.Master View:
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)))CHILD_IME_MODULA and PARENT_IME_MODULA are also names of permissions.
2.View Link that connects master.CHILD_ID and detail PARENT_ID
3.Detail view, that then links to itself... to get the tree menu.
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 :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");
     Array permissions = new Array(permissionsArray.toArray());
        HashMap context = new HashMap();
        context.put(DomainContext.ELEMENT_SQL_NAME, "STRARRAY");
        context.put(DomainContext.ELEMENT_TYPE, String.class);
        if(permissions != null){
            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) {
        System.out.println("ExecuteQueryForCollectionRoot");
        setParametersForSessionTest(); // method where i set the parameters.
        printExecute(); // printing
        super.executeQueryForCollection(object, object2, i);
    }After a few clicks on OK button the query executes normally.
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

Oracle 10g Issue [ORA-00932: inconsistent datatypes: expected ]

Hi,
The following Code Snippet works fine in Oracle 9i DB but gives "ORA-00932: inconsistent datatypes: expected - got -; " error in 10g DB. We are facing lot of issues with this since we migrated application to 10g
create or replace procedure cca is
TYPE Cur_OPCols_Typ IS REF CURSOR;
l_Cur_OPCols Cur_OPCols_Typ;
str VARCHAR2(32767) :='select sysdate, 123 from dual';
TYPE StringTyp IS TABLE OF VARCHAR2(7000) INDEX BY BINARY_INTEGER;
capture StringTyp;
BEGIN
     Open l_Cur_OPCols FOR str;
     FETCH l_Cur_OPCols BULK COLLECT INTO capture;
dbms_output.put_line (capture.COUNT);
     Close l_Cur_OPCols;
END cca;
Please advise...
Regards,
Chinmay

But...
SQL> select * from v$version;
BANNER
Oracle9i Enterprise Edition Release 9.2.0.1.0 - Production
PL/SQL Release 9.2.0.1.0 - Production
CORE    9.2.0.1.0       Production
TNS for Solaris: Version 9.2.0.1.0 - Production
NLSRTL Version 9.2.0.1.0 - Production
<br>
<br>
"afiedt.buf" 13 lines, 370 characters
1 declare
2   TYPE Cur_OPCols_Typ IS REF CURSOR;
3   l_Cur_OPCols Cur_OPCols_Typ;
4   str VARCHAR2(32767) :='select sysdate, 123 from dual';
5   TYPE StringTyp IS TABLE OF VARCHAR2(7000) INDEX BY BINARY_INTEGER;
6   capture StringTyp;
7 BEGIN
8   Open l_Cur_OPCols FOR str;
9   FETCH l_Cur_OPCols BULK COLLECT INTO capture;
10   dbms_output.put_line (capture.COUNT);
11   Close l_Cur_OPCols;
12* END cca;
SQL> /
declare
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-00932: inconsistent datatypes: expected - got -
ORA-06512: at line 9

PL/SQL: ORA-00932: inconsistent datatypes: expected REF got CHAR

SQL> desc o.rel_module;
Name Null? Type
ID NOT NULL NUMBER(6)
TYPE NOT NULL CHAR(7)
BUILDDATE NOT NULL NUMBER(4)
DESIGNROOT NOT NULL NUMBER(6)
SQL> desc rel_module
Name Null? Type
ID NOT NULL NUMBER(6)
DESIGNROOT NOT NULL NUMBER(6)
REL_COMPOSITEPARTS REL_COMPOSITEPART_TAB
SQL> desc REL_COMPOSITEPART_TAB
REL_COMPOSITEPART_TAB TABLE OF REL_COMPOSITEPART
SQL> desc REL_COMPOSITEPART
Name Null? Type
TYPE CHAR(7)
BUILDDATE NUMBER(4)
SQL> create or replace procedure rel_module_p
2 as
3 cursor c is select ID, TYPE, BUILDDATE, DESIGNROOT from o.rel_module;
4 begin
5 FOR i in c
6 LOOP
7 INSERT into rel_module(id,REL_CompositeParts,DESIGNROOT)
Values (i.ID,REL_CompositePart_TAB(i.type,i.builddate), i.designroot);
8 END LOOP;
9 END;
10 /
Warning: Procedure created with compilation errors.
SQL> show err
Errors for PROCEDURE REL_MODULE_P:
LINE/COL ERROR
7/1 PL/SQL: SQL Statement ignored
7/93 PL/SQL: ORA-00932: inconsistent datatypes: expected REF got CHAR
Can you please tell me where needs correction.

801556 wrote:
Can you please tell me where needs correction.Just a fix would be:
create or replace procedure rel_module_p
as
cursor c is select ID, TYPE, BUILDDATE, DESIGNROOT from o.rel_module;
begin
FOR i in c
LOOP
INSERT into rel_module(id,REL_CompositeParts,DESIGNROOT)
values (i.ID,REL_CompositePart_TAB(REL_COMPOSITEPART(i.type,i.builddate)), i.designroot);
END LOOP;
END;
/However, I'd assume what you want is:
create or replace procedure rel_module_p
as
cursor c is select ID,CAST(COLLECT(REL_COMPOSITEPART(TYPE,BUILDDATE)) AS REL_CompositePart_TAB) REL_COMPOSITEPARTS, DESIGNROOT
from rel_module
group by id,DESIGNROOT;
begin
FOR i in c
LOOP
INSERT into rel_moduleX(id,REL_CompositeParts,DESIGNROOT)
values (i.ID,i.REL_COMPOSITEPARTS, i.designroot);
END LOOP;
END;
/SY.

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I am getting the beloe exception while insert:
ora-00932 inconsistent datatypes expected udt got char
How to overcome this issue?
Query:
INSERT INTO syncdiffassociatedobject
            (syncdiffassociatedobjectid,
             sdao2syncdiff,
             sdao2dimobject,
             sdao2object,
             sdao2upk,
             sdao2udmclass,
             NAME, nestedlevel, behaviour
     VALUES (seq_sas.NEXTVAL,
             TREAT (:b1 AS o_sync_differenceobject).sdo2syncdiff,
             NVL (TREAT (:b2 AS o_sync_differenceobject).dimobjectid,
                  (SELECT udmclass2dimobject
                     FROM udmclass
                    WHERE udmclassid =
                             TREAT (:b8 AS o_sync_differenceobject).udmclassid)
             TREAT (:b3 AS o_sync_differenceobject).objectid,
             TREAT (:b4 AS o_sync_differenceobject).upk,
             TREAT (:b5 AS o_sync_differenceobject).udmclassid,
             TREAT (:b6 AS o_sync_differenceobject).NAME, 0, :b7

desc syncdiffassociatedobject;
Column Name
ID
Pk
Null?
Data Type
Default
Histogram
Encryption Alg
Salt
SYNCDIFFASSOCIATEDOBJECTID
1
1
N
NUMBER
Yes
SDAO2SYNCDIFF
2
N
NUMBER
Yes
SDAO2DIMOBJECT
3
N
NUMBER
Yes
SDAO2OBJECT
4
Y
NUMBER
Yes
SDAO2UPK
5
Y
VARCHAR2 (240 Char)
Yes
SDAO2UDMCLASS
6
Y
NUMBER
Yes
NAME
7
Y
VARCHAR2 (240 Char)
Yes
OBJECTCONTEXT
8
Y
VARCHAR2 (2000 Char)
Yes
NESTEDLEVEL
9
N
NUMBER
Yes
BEHAVIOUR
10
N
NUMBER
Yes

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select
from   DW_RFA_JOBDATA
where FINISH_TIME >= :P1_START_DATE
and FINISH_TIME < :P1_END_DATE
     AND RFA_FLAG = (CASE :P1_JOB_CLASSIFICATION WHEN '0' THEN 'LSF'
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I have created static LOV with LSF display 0 return
NON-LSF display 1 return..
Could any body please help me in truble shooting the error ? how do i convert datatype into number i dont have any privileges to make changes to the table...

Are there multiple columns in the table you are using from your LOV?
Your LOV select is:
select
from   DW_RFA_JOBDATA
where FINISH_TIME >= :P1_START_DATE
and FINISH_TIME < :P1_END_DATE
     AND RFA_FLAG = (CASE :P1_JOB_CLASSIFICATION WHEN '0' THEN 'LSF'
                                  WHEN '1' THEN 'NON-LSF'
                                  ELSE RFA_FLAG END)Maybe try this:
select
from   DW_RFA_JOBDATA
where FINISH_TIME >= :P1_START_DATE
and FINISH_TIME < :P1_END_DATE
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ORA-00932: inconsistent datatypes: expected UDT got NUMBER

Hello Friends...
i got this error while inserting record ..
ORA-00932: inconsistent datatypes: expected UDT got NUMBER
wht is that UDT ??
Thanks..

You cannot insert into your table STUDENT using the COURSE_TAB collection, since the column SUB is defined as a single object type.
So either you have to modify your insert into two inserts as follows;
INSERT INTO STUDENT VALUES(1,COURSE('1','ORACLE') )
INSERT INTO STUDENT VALUES(1,COURSE('2','JAVA') )
/or you have to modify your table structure so you can store a nested table, which will allow you to have a single insert
something like this:
drop table s
drop type course_tab
create or replace type course_type as object (
CNO CHAR(1),
C_CNAME VARCHAR2(10)
CREATE or replace TYPE course_tab AS TABLE OF course_type;
create table s ( c course_tab )
nested table c store as course_list
-- You can now have a single insert as follows:
1* insert into s (c) values ( course_tab ( course_type('1','Java'), course_type('2','Oracle')) )
SQL> /
1 row created.Be careful of using nested tables though. asktom reckons one should not use them.
P;

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