ORA-00976: Specified pseudocolumn or operator not allowed here

Question

Hi,
After 11gR2 upgrade we got error in insert statement.
INSERT INTO SDE_TBL_FLEXTRIMSITROUT
(BRANCHCD,
SOURCECD,
CURRENTNO,
BATCHNO,
DEPTCD,
CCY,
INITIATIONDATE,
AMOUNT,
ACCOUNT,
ACCOUNTBRANCH,
TXNCD,
DEBITCREDIT,
LCYEQUIVALENT,
EXCHRATE,
VALUEDATE,
INSTRUMENTNO,
RELCUST,
ADDLTEXT,
TXNMIS1,
TXNMIS2,
TXNMIS3,
TXNMIS4,
TXNMIS5,
TXNMIS6,
TXNMIS7,
TXNMIS8,
TXNMIS9,
TXNMIS10,
COMPMIS1,
COMPMIS2,
COMPMIS3,
COMPMIS4,
COMPMIS5,
COMPMIS6,
COMPMIS7,
COMPMIS8,
COMPMIS9,
COMPMIS10,
COSTCODE1,
COSTCODE2,
COSTCODE3,
COSTCODE4,
COSTCODE5,
RELATEDACCOUNT,
RELATEDREF,
USERREFERENCE,
ACCTPOSTOVERWRITE,
EXCHRATEOVERWRITE,
VALUEDATEOVERWRITE,
ACCTBALOVERWRITE,
ITRREFER,
RefinanceAmount,
PROCESSID)
VALUES
(vBranchCode,
cCreateNewTrimsITR_rec.APPLSYS,
ROWNUM,
nBatchNo,
cCreateNewTrimsITR_rec.DEPT,
vCcy,
TO_DATE(cCreateNewTrimsITR_rec.TRANSDATE, 'YYYYMMDD'),
nAmount,
vAccount,
vAccountBranch, --added by subhashish
vTxnCd,
cDebitCredit,
nLcyEquivalent,
nExchRate,
TO_DATE(cCreateNewTrimsITR_rec.VALUEDATE, 'YYYYMMDD'),
vInstrumentNo,
--'      ' || SUBSTR(cCreateNewTrimsITR_rec.ITRREFER,2,11),
vFlxCntry || cCreateNewTrimsITR_rec.APNO,
vDesc,
cCreateNewTrimsITR_rec.TRANSOUC,
RPAD(' ', 9),
vExpenseMIS,
vProductMIS,
RPAD(' ', 9),
RPAD(' ', 9),
RPAD(' ', 9),
RPAD(' ', 9),
RPAD(' ', 9),
RPAD(' ', 9),
RPAD(' ', 9),
RPAD(' ', 9),
RPAD(' ', 9),
RPAD(' ', 9),
RPAD(' ', 9),
RPAD(' ', 9),
RPAD(' ', 9),
RPAD(' ', 9),
RPAD(' ', 9),
RPAD(' ', 9),
RPAD(' ', 9),
RPAD(' ', 9),
RPAD(' ', 9),
RPAD(' ', 9),
RPAD(' ', 9),
RPAD(' ', 20),
cCreateNewTrimsITR_rec.THEIRREF,
RPAD(' ', 16),
cActPostOverwrite,
cExchRateOverWrite,
cValueDateOverWrite,
cAcctBalOverWrite,
cCreateNewTrimsITR_rec.ITRREFER,
cCreateNewTrimsITR_rec.REFIAMOUNT,
nFlexOutProcessId);
Error : ORA-00976: Specified pseudocolumn or operator not allowed here
As per checking, found there is an issue in 11gR2 with insert query using rownum in values.
Do anyone know how to solve this issue ?

Answer 1

If there is a bug here, then it is in 10g, not 11.  Although it does insert a row, I don't think it does anything useful.
SQL> create table t (id number, descr varchar2(10));
Table created.
SQL> insert into t values (rownum, 'One');
1 row created.
SQL> select * from t;
          ID DESCR
           0 One
SQL> insert into t values (rownum, 'Two');
1 row created.
SQL> select * from t;
          ID DESCR
           0 One
SQL> commit;
Commit complete.
SQL> insert into t values (rownum, 'Three');
1 row created.
SQL> select * from t;
          ID DESCR
           0 One
           0 Two
           0 Three
John