ORA-00932: inconsistent datatypes:
Hello Guys, I am trying to duplicate a table from one schema to another.
when I do the import it fails with the following error.
ORA-31693: Table data object "SCOTT"."EMP" failed to load/unload and is being skipped due to error:
ORA-02354: error in exporting/importing data
ORA-39779: type "EMP"."SAL" not found or conversion to latest version is not possible
SCOTT.SAL is a user defined datatype. the schema from which the table is being duplicated has the datatype TEST.SAL.
I tried to using "create table scott.emp as select * from test.emp" bit it fails with ORA-00932
I tried to modify the scott.emp.sal coumn to use test.sal datatype, but it fails with ORA-22859: invalid modification of columns error
I tried to generate individual insert statements from toad, but my toad version is 9.0, so I couldnt do this.
Is there any option to disable the datatype while importing the data from one schema to another schema?
Thank You
As you decided not to specify the exact definition of both scott.sal and test.sal nor your four digit Oracle version there is insufficient information to answer this and your question boils down to:
My car is broken, please fix my car.
As this is a forum (offline) and we can not see your code, and using * in this context is defnitely wrong, no one can provide an accurate answer.
You should be able to CAST one datatype to another in most versions, but then as you also decided not to specify your version (you assume we are keeping track of it, which we aren't) it is unclear whether CAST is available to you.
Sybrand Bakker
Senior Oracle DBA
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2 /
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1 declare
2 TYPE Cur_OPCols_Typ IS REF CURSOR;
3 l_Cur_OPCols Cur_OPCols_Typ;
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5 TYPE StringTyp IS TABLE OF VARCHAR2(7000) INDEX BY BINARY_INTEGER;
6 capture StringTyp;
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11 Close l_Cur_OPCols;
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declare
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-00932: inconsistent datatypes: expected - got -
ORA-06512: at line 9 -
ORA-00932: inconsistent datatypes: expected - got -
Hi,
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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
FETCH pi_input_cur BULK COLLECT INTO vl_lvl_idx_mon_cur_data LIMIT c_default_limit;
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;
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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?
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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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(ID NUMBER,
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LOCATION VARCHAR2(100)
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GRANT EXECUTE ON TEST_T TO LOCALUSR;
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CREATE TABLE TEST_TAB
(ID NUMBER,
NAME TEST_T,
LOCATION VARCHAR2(100)
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return as value
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Type created.
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nested table name store as nested2_tab
return as value
Table created.
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values (1, test_t (1, 2, 3), 'some location')
1 row created.
SQL> insert into test2_tab
select * from test_tab
insert into test2_tab
select * from test_tab
Error at line 21
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SQL> insert into test2_tab
select id, cast(name as test2_t), location from test_tab
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l_MaxRecordsOnAPge NUMBER(10); --last record on the current page
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l_Offset := 0;
l_MinRecordsOnAPge := 0;
l_MaxRecordsOnAPge := l_TotalRecord;
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from HKResource r
INNER JOIN Person p ON r.PersonID = p.ID
inner join TABLE(CAST(l_PagingTable AS TEMP_T_TABLE)) on pos = p.id
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INNER JOIN HKResource r ON kg.KGOwner = r.ID
INNER JOIN Person p ON r.PersonID = p.ID
WHERE kg.kgid = akgid
UNION ALL
-- exclude categories users if applicable
SELECT ua.PersonID
FROM HKGroup g
INNER JOIN UserAccount ua ON g.AccountID = ua.AccountID
WHERE g.ParentID = l_TopLevelTopicGroup
and aExcludeCategoryUser = 1),
PagingList as (SELECT rownum as ID,
p.ID AS PersonID,
P.Firstname||' '||P.LastName AS UserText,
p.AvatarFilename
FROM PanelKG
INNER JOIN Panel ON PanelKG.PanelID = Panel.PanelID -- MyHyperknowledge panels that contain this KG
INNER JOIN HKResource ON Panel.ResourceID = HKResource.ID -- the people who own the panels
INNER JOIN Person P ON HKResource.PersonID = P.ID
INNER JOIN PanelType pt ON pt.id = panel.panelid
INNER JOIN ProfileVisibility pv ON pv.PersonID = P.ID -- check visibility
INNER JOIN section sn ON sn.id = pv.SectionID
WHERE PanelKG.KGID = akgid
AND pt.name = 'MyHyperknowledge'
AND sn.name = 'MyHyperknowledge'
AND PanelKG.IsValid = 1
AND pv.Visible = 1
AND p.ID NOT IN (SELECT PersonID
FROM excluded_users))
-- return results for the correct page
SELECT PersonId,
UserText,
AvatarFilename
FROM PagingList
WHERE ID > l_MinRecordsOnAPge - aOffset
AND ID <= l_MaxRecordsOnAPge - aOffset;
ORDER BY usertext; -- moved the order here, as it didn't make sense to leave it in the subquery!
END QueryInterestedUsers;
/ Please also take note of the fact that you don't appear to have defined a value for "l_TopLevelTopicGroup" anywhere!
HTH -
ORA-00932: inconsistent datatypes: expected NUMBER got DATE
I have a DAC task that is failing and I am getting the message below in the logs
ORA-00932: inconsistent datatypes: expected NUMBER got DATE
Attached below is the SQL for the mapping concerned, I am trying to figure this out so that I can run this ETL successfully.
Any leads would be greatly appreciated.
READER_1_1_1> CMN_1761 Timestamp Event: [Fri Nov 15 17:00:29 2013]
READER_1_1_1> RR_4035 SQL Error [
ORA-00932: inconsistent datatypes: expected NUMBER got DATE
ORA-00932: inconsistent datatypes: expected NUMBER got DATE
Database driver error...
Function Name : Fetch
SQL Stmt : SELECT
PS_ITEM_DST.BUSINESS_UNIT_GL , PS_ITEM_DST.ACCOUNT , PS_ITEM_DST.ALTACCT , PS_ITEM_DST.DEPTID , PS_ITEM_DST.OPERATING_UNIT , PS_ITEM_DST.PRODUCT , PS_ITEM_DST.FUND_CODE , PS_ITEM_DST.CLASS_FLD , PS_ITEM_DST.PROGRAM_CODE , PS_ITEM_DST.BUDGET_REF , PS_ITEM_DST.AFFILIATE , PS_ITEM_DST.AFFILIATE_INTRA1 , PS_ITEM_DST.AFFILIATE_INTRA2 , PS_ITEM_DST.CHARTFIELD1 , PS_ITEM_DST.CHARTFIELD2 , PS_ITEM_DST.CHARTFIELD3 , PS_BI_LINE.PROJECT_ID , PS_ITEM_DST.STATISTICS_CODE , PS_ITEM.CUST_ID , PS_ITEM.ADDRESS_SEQ_NUM , PS_BI_HDR.SHIP_TO_CUST_ID , PS_BI_HDR.SHIP_TO_ADDR_NUM , PS_BI_HDR.SOLD_TO_CUST_ID , PS_BI_HDR.SOLD_TO_ADDR_NUM , PS_ITEM_DST.FOREIGN_AMOUNT , PS_ITEM_DST.MONETARY_AMOUNT , PS_ITEM_DST.FOREIGN_CURRENCY , PS_ITEM_DST.CURRENCY_CD , PS_ITEM_DST.BUSINESS_UNIT , PS_ITEM_DST.ITEM , PS_ITEM_DST.ITEM_LINE , PS_ITEM_DST.ITEM_SEQ_NUM , PS_ITEM_DST.DST_SEQ_NUM , PS_ITEM_DST.JOURNAL_ID , PS_ITEM_DST.JOURNAL_DATE , PS_ITEM_DST.JOURNAL_LINE , PS_ITEM_DST.GL_DISTRIB_STATUS , PS_ITEM_DST.LEDGER_GROUP , PS_ITEM_DST.LEDGER , SALESPERSON.EMPLID , PS_ITEM_ACTIVITY.COLLECTOR , PS_ITEM_ACTIVITY.ENTRY_TYPE , PS_ITEM_ACTIVITY.ENTRY_REASON , PS_ITEM_ACTIVITY.BANK_SETID , PS_ITEM_ACTIVITY.BANK_CD , PS_ITEM_ACTIVITY.BANK_ACCT_KEY , PS_ITEM_ACTIVITY.DEPOSIT_ID , PS_ITEM_ACTIVITY.PAYMENT_SEQ_NUM , PS_ITEM_ACTIVITY.GROUP_TYPE , PS_ITEM_ACTIVITY.POST_DT , PS_ITEM_ACTIVITY.ACCOUNTING_DT , PS_ITEM.BAL_AMT , PS_ITEM.ORIG_ITEM_AMT , PS_ITEM.ITEM_STATUS , PS_ITEM.PYMNT_TERMS_CD , PS_ITEM.DUE_DT , PS_ITEM.PO_REF , PS_ITEM.PO_LINE , PS_ITEM.ASOF_DT , PS_BI_HDR.DT_INVOICED , PS_BI_HDR.INVOICE_DT , PS_GROUP_CONTROL.OPRID , PS_ITEM.BUSINESS_UNIT_OM , PSPRCSRQST.RUNDTTM , PS_JRNL_HEADER.DTTM_STAMP_SEC , PSPRCSRQST1.RUNDTTM , PS_BI_HDR.LAST_UPDATE_DTTM , PS_JRNL_HEADER.JRNL_HDR_STATUS , PS_BI_LINE.TAX_CD , PS_BI_LINE.QTY , PS_BI_LINE.LAST_UPDATE_DTTM , PS_JRNL_HEADER.UNPOST_SEQ , PS_ITEM_DST.BUSINESS_UNIT_PC , PS_ITEM_DST.ACTIVITY_ID , PS_ITEM_DST.ANALYSIS_TYPE , PS_ITEM_DST.RESOURCE_TYPE , PS_ITEM_DST.RESOURCE_CATEGORY , PS_ITEM_DST.RESOURCE_SUB_CAT , PS_BI_LINE.CONTRACT_NUM
FROM
PS_ITEM_DST,
PS_ITEM_ACTIVITY,
PS_ITEM,
PS_BI_HDR,
PS_BI_LINE,
PS_GROUP_CONTROL,
PSPRCSRQST,
PSPRCSRQST PSPRCSRQST1,
PS_JRNL_HEADER,
(SELECT A.SETCNTRLVALUE, B.SUPPORT_TEAM_MBR, B.EMPLID
FROM PS_SET_CNTRL_REC A, PS_MEMBER_PERSON B
WHERE A.SETID = B.SETID AND A.RECNAME = 'MEMBER_PERSON') SALESPERSON
WHERE
PS_ITEM_DST.BUSINESS_UNIT = PS_ITEM_ACTIVITY.BUSINESS_UNIT(+) AND PS_ITEM_DST.CUST_ID = PS_ITEM_ACTIVITY.CUST_ID(+) AND PS_ITEM_DST.ITEM = PS_ITEM_ACTIVITY.ITEM(+) AND PS_ITEM_DST.ITEM_LINE = PS_ITEM_ACTIVITY.ITEM_LINE(+) AND PS_ITEM_DST.ITEM_SEQ_NUM = PS_ITEM_ACTIVITY.ITEM_SEQ_NUM(+) AND PS_ITEM_DST.BUSINESS_UNIT = PS_ITEM.BUSINESS_UNIT(+) AND PS_ITEM_DST.CUST_ID = PS_ITEM.CUST_ID(+) AND PS_ITEM_DST.ITEM = PS_ITEM.ITEM(+) AND PS_ITEM_DST.ITEM_LINE = PS_ITEM.ITEM_LINE(+) AND PS_ITEM.BUSINESS_UNIT_BI = PS_BI_HDR.BUSINESS_UNIT(+) AND PS_ITEM.ITEM = PS_BI_HDR.INVOICE(+) AND PS_ITEM_DST.BUSINESS_UNIT_GL = PS_BI_LINE.BUSINESS_UNIT(+) AND PS_ITEM_DST.ITEM = PS_BI_LINE.INVOICE(+) AND PS_ITEM_DST.ITEM_SEQ_NUM = PS_BI_LINE.LINE_SEQ_NUM(+) AND PS_ITEM_ACTIVITY.GROUP_ID = PS_GROUP_CONTROL.GROUP_ID(+) AND PS_ITEM_ACTIVITY.GROUP_BU = PS_GROUP_CONTROL.GROUP_BU(+) AND PS_ITEM_DST.PROCESS_INSTANCE = PSPRCSRQST.PRCSINSTANCE(+) AND PS_ITEM_DST.BUSINESS_UNIT_GL = PS_JRNL_HEADER.BUSINESS_UNIT(+) AND PS_ITEM_DST.JOURNAL_ID = PS_JRNL_HEADER.JOURNAL_ID(+) AND PS_ITEM_DST.JOURNAL_DATE = PS_JRNL_HEADER.JOURNAL_DATE(+) AND PS_JRNL_HEADER.UNPOST_SEQ(+) = 0 AND PS_JRNL_HEADER.PROCESS_INSTANCE = PSPRCSRQST1.PRCSINSTANCE(+) AND PS_ITEM_ACTIVITY.BUSINESS_UNIT = SALESPERSON.SETCNTRLVALUE(+) AND PS_ITEM_ACTIVITY.SALES_PERSON = SALESPERSON.SUPPORT_TEAM_MBR(+)
AND PS_ITEM_ACTIVITY.ENTRY_TYPE <> 'CR'
--AND PS_ITEM_DST.GL_DISTRIB_STATUS <> 'I'
--AND PS_ITEM_DST.GL_DISTRIB_STATUS ='D'It might be data issue.
You may narrow down using length of the particular column.
ex: date column length less than 8 or 10 might be an issue -
ORA-00932: inconsistent datatypes: expected NUMBER got BLOB
Hello,
My query:
select name,mime_type,blob_content
from htmldb_application_files
error:ORA-00932: inconsistent datatypes: expected NUMBER got BLOB
What's going on?
TomHi,
So how can I check content of 'blob_content'?
Tom -
hello,
from the forum general questions invited me to enter this thread.
Re: ORA-00932: inconsistent datatypes: expected NUMBER got REF db.emp_person_ty
Can you help me?here's all the transactions after downloading oracle:
-start application start database;
-started get started with oracle database application 11g express edition;
-selected application express menu;
-'re logged in with the credentials defined sys + password to the installation;
created a workspace with:
- Username: db;
- Application username: dbase;
- Added password;
- Open the workspace I went on sql workshop;
- Then I clicked on sql commands;
- And I put the following commands:
- CREATE TYPE emp_person_typ AS OBJECT (
name VARCHAR2(30),
manager REF emp_person_typ );
-CREATE TABLE emp_person_obj_table OF emp_person_typ;
-INSERT INTO emp_person_obj_table VALUES (
emp_person_typ ('John Smith', NULL));
-SELECT *
FROM emp_person_obj_table;
-at this point I will get the following errors:
ORA-00932: inconsistent datatypes: expected NUMBER got REF db.emp_person_typ
I only do these operations I did! I did not change anything but these problems presented to me.
I also tried on two different machines but nothing changes. help me!!! -
ORA-00932: inconsistent datatypes: expected %s got %s
Hi All,
I am facing the following error while querying a form.
ORA-00932: inconsistent datatypes: expected %s got %s
Can anyone please help me with this.
Regards,
Shrutiuser11272043 wrote:
Hi All,
I am facing the following error while querying a form.You can query a table, Not sure how you query a form. What do you mean by form?
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Ora-00932 inconsistent datatypes expected got clob
How can I get rid of this error in my query?
ora-00932 inconsistent datatypes expected got clob
The Maximum length of the object is 51465Hello,
I would like to convert LONG into LOB. I get the following error.
SQL> desc all_views
Name Null? Typ
OWNER NOT NULL VARCHAR2(30)
VIEW_NAME NOT NULL VARCHAR2(30)
TEXT_LENGTH NUMBER
TEXT LONG
TYPE_TEXT_LENGTH NUMBER
TYPE_TEXT VARCHAR2(4000)
OID_TEXT_LENGTH NUMBER
OID_TEXT VARCHAR2(4000)
VIEW_TYPE_OWNER VARCHAR2(30)
VIEW_TYPE VARCHAR2(30)
SUPERVIEW_NAME VARCHAR2(30)
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2 where rownum <= 1;
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FEHLER in Zeile 1:
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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)
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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.
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