- ORA-01727: numeric precision specifier is out of range (1 to 38)

What is cause of above error??
SQL> SELECT DBMS_SQLTUNE.REPORT_TUNING_TASK( 'my_sql_tuning_task_1') from DUAL;
DBMS_SQLTUNE.REPORT_TUNING_TASK('MY_SQL_TUNING_TASK_1')
GENERAL INFORMATION SECTION
Tuning Task Name : my_sql_tuning_task_1
Tuning Task Owner : SYS
Workload Type : Single SQL Statement
Scope : COMPREHENSIVE
Time Limit(seconds): 3600
Completion Status : COMPLETED
Started at : 09/27/2012 13:24:45
Completed at : 09/27/2012 13:24:45
Schema Name: PDS
SQL ID : 4wv8x1b10dvk0
SQL Text : INSERT INTO dlg_participant
(dp_dg_id, dp_dlg_id, dp_customer_id, dp_context,
dp_inserted_timestamp, dp_moved_timestamp, dp_active,
dp_internal_id)
(SELECT
cast(:1 as number(:"SYS_B_0")),
cast(:2 as number(:"SYS_B_1")),
mh_customer_id,
mh_context,
SYSDATE,
SYSDATE,
cast(:3 as number(:"SYS_B_2")),
cast(:4 as number(:"SYS_B_3"))
FROM
(SELECT
Relations.MARE_ID as mh_customer_id,
:"SYS_B_4" as mh_context,
null as mh_participant_id
FROM
(select *
from Testuser.RelationsEnriched_10M
) Relations
WHERE
((:5 >= Relations.MARE_ID))) AND
NOT EXISTS (SELECT
dp_id
FROM
dlg_participant,
dlg_group
WHERE
(dp_dg_id = dg_id) AND
(dg_dlg_id = :6) AND
(dp_active = :7) AND
(dp_customer_id = Relations.MARE_ID))) mh_container)
Bind Variables :
2 - (NUMBER):9
4 - (NUMBER):9
6 - (NUMBER):18
8 - (NUMBER):18
10 - (NUMBER):1500000
11 - (NUMBER):1053
12 - (NUMBER):0
ERRORS SECTION
- ORA-01727: numeric precision specifier is out of range (1 to 38)
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Strange as none of the number datatype is more than 38
SQL> desc testuser.relationsenriched_10m
Name Null? Type
MAEX_VALUE_CODE_002 NUMBER(38)
MAEX_PHONE_IND_DATE DATE
MAEX_TOTAL_SWITCH_DATE DATE
MAEX_VALUE_CODE_002_DATE DATE
MARE_COMP_FS_PC VARCHAR2(199)
MARE_DEALER_RETAIL VARCHAR2(7)
MARE_CONSODATA_IND VARCHAR2(2)
MAEX_VALUE_CODE_003 NUMBER(38)
MARE_EXT_KEY1_NR VARCHAR2(199)
MARE_GM_CARD_CODE VARCHAR2(199)
MAEX_LAST_CHANGE_DATE DATE
MAAD_MARE_ID NUMBER(38)
MAEX_MAIL_IND_DATE DATE
MARE_PERS_TITLE VARCHAR2(6)
MARE_EXT_KEY3_NR VARCHAR2(199)
MARE_BSM_DATE VARCHAR2(199)
MARE_ID NUMBER(38)
MARE_GM_CARD_STATUS VARCHAR2(199)
MAAD_PREFERED_IND VARCHAR2(2)
MAEX_SMS_IND_DATE DATE
MARE_RELATED_CODE VARCHAR2(199)
MARE_FAX FLOAT(126)
MACA_MARE_ID NUMBER(38)
MACA_REGDATE_OWNER_YEAR NUMBER(38)
MAEX_EMAIL_IND_DATE DATE
MAEX_MAILABLE_IND6 VARCHAR2(2)
MARE_PERS_LAST_NAME VARCHAR2(42)
MARE_PERS_SALUTATION VARCHAR2(9)
MARE_PERS_FIRST_NAMES VARCHAR2(51)
MARE_SUB_TYPE VARCHAR2(2)
MACA_PREFERED_IND VARCHAR2(2)
MAEX_CONTROL_GROUP_DATE DATE
MARE_MOBILE_PHONE VARCHAR2(21)
MARE_COMP_ID NUMBER(38)
MARE_EXT_KEY1_CHAR VARCHAR2(16)
MARE_FIRST_CONTACT_DATE DATE
MARE_MOI1_DESCR VARCHAR2(21)
MAEX_MAILABLE_IND9 VARCHAR2(2)
MARE_MOI1 VARCHAR2(11)
MARE_MAAD_ID_T NUMBER(38)
MARE_COMP_SIZE_CAT NUMBER(38)
MAEX_SMS_IND VARCHAR2(2)
MARE_PERS_LAST_NAME_SECOND VARCHAR2(15)
MAEX_VALUE_CODE_001_DATE DATE
MARE_ORDER_T NUMBER(38)
MARE_BSM_IND VARCHAR2(2)
MACA_BRAND VARCHAR2(12)
MACA_DEALER_RETAIL VARCHAR2(7)
MARE_HOME_PHONE VARCHAR2(21)
MAEX_MAIL_IND VARCHAR2(2)
MARE_PERS_BIRTH_DATE DATE
MARE_CNSMR_TYPE VARCHAR2(2)
MAEX_MAILABLE_IND5 VARCHAR2(2)
MARE_PERS_AGE NUMBER(38)
MAEX_MAILABLE_IND1 VARCHAR2(2)
MARE_INSRC_RNWL_DATE DATE
MACA_NEW_USED VARCHAR2(5)
MARE_LOAD_DATE DATE
MARE_PERS_MAR_STATUS VARCHAR2(199)
MARE_PERS_PREFIX VARCHAR2(7)
MARE_COMP_SIZE NUMBER(38)
MAEX_VALUE_CODE_100_DATE DATE
MARE_HISTORY_FILE VARCHAR2(26)
MARE_COMP_NAME VARCHAR2(108)
MARE_IDX_T VARCHAR2(51)
MARE_DEALER_RETAIL_NAME VARCHAR2(41)
MACA_OWNER_TYPE VARCHAR2(2)
MARE_CREATION_DATE DATE
MARE_MACA_ID_T NUMBER(38)
MARE_EXT_KEY3_CHAR VARCHAR2(199)
MAAD_POSTAL_CODE VARCHAR2(8)
MAEX_MARE_ID NUMBER(38)
MARE_CNSMR_TYPE_CODE NUMBER(38)
MARE_SOURCE VARCHAR2(5)
MARE_LAST_CONTACT_DATE DATE
MARE_EXT_KEY2_CHAR VARCHAR2(199)
MAEX_ID NUMBER(38)
MAEX_TOTAL_SWITCH VARCHAR2(2)
MARE_EMAIL VARCHAR2(53)
MARE_DEALER_SERV_NAME VARCHAR2(41)
MARE_WORK_PHONE VARCHAR2(21)
MAEX_VALUE_CODE_100 NUMBER(38)
MAEX_PHONE_IND VARCHAR2(2)
MARE_AERD VARCHAR2(199)
MARE_SPS_FILE_ID NUMBER(38)
MAEX_LOAD_DATE DATE
MARE_MOI5 VARCHAR2(11)
MAEX_MAILABLE_IND7 VARCHAR2(2)
MAEX_VALUE_CODE_001 NUMBER(38)
MARE_COMP_NAME_2 VARCHAR2(172)
MARE_SOFI_NR VARCHAR2(17)
MARE_COMP_CODE VARCHAR2(199)
MARE_COMP_FS_CC VARCHAR2(199)
MAEX_MAILABLE_IND4 VARCHAR2(2)
MARE_DEALER_PREF VARCHAR2(7)
MARE_LANG_CODE VARCHAR2(3)
MACA_REGDATE_CAR_YEAR NUMBER(38)
MARE_PERS_INITIALS VARCHAR2(7)
MARE_DEAR_SALUTATION VARCHAR2(50)
MAEX_MAILABLE_IND8 VARCHAR2(2)
MAEX_TITLE_IND VARCHAR2(2)
MARE_MATCHING_IDX VARCHAR2(199)
MARE_MOI3 VARCHAR2(11)
MARE_DEALER_PREF_NAME VARCHAR2(2)
MARE_ENVELOPE_NAME VARCHAR2(199)
MARE_PERS_CHILD_UNDER_18 VARCHAR2(199)
MARE_MOI2 VARCHAR2(11)
MARE_RELATED_DESCR VARCHAR2(199)
MARE_EXT_KEY2_NR VARCHAR2(199)
MARE_PERS_GENDER VARCHAR2(2)
MACA_MODEL VARCHAR2(16)
MARE_PERS_HH_SIZE VARCHAR2(199)
MAEX_TITLE_IND_DATE DATE
MARE_LAST_CHANGE_DATE DATE
MARE_MOI4 VARCHAR2(11)
MAEX_MAILABLE_IND2 VARCHAR2(2)
MARE_DEALER_SERV VARCHAR2(7)
MAEX_VALUE_CODES VARCHAR2(25)
MARE_NAME_T VARCHAR2(51)
MAEX_VALUE_CODE_003_DATE DATE
MARE_PERS_HH_CARS VARCHAR2(199)
MAEX_MAILABLE_IND3 VARCHAR2(2)
MARE_ERD NUMBER(38)
MAEX_CREATION_DATE DATE
MARE_IERD VARCHAR2(199)
MAEX_CONTROL_GROUP NUMBER(38)
MAEX_EMAIL_IND VARCHAR2(2)
MARE_COMP_FS_TOT VARCHAR2(199)
MARE_RELT_ID NUMBER(38)
MARE_PERS_ID NUMBER(38)
SQL> desc pds.dlg_participant
Name Null? Type
DP_ID NOT NULL NUMBER(18)
DP_DG_ID NOT NULL NUMBER(9)
DP_DLG_ID NOT NULL NUMBER(9)
DP_CUSTOMER_ID NOT NULL NUMBER(38)
DP_CONTEXT NOT NULL NVARCHAR2(128)
DP_INSERTED_TIMESTAMP NOT NULL DATE
DP_MOVED_TIMESTAMP NOT NULL DATE
DP_PART_STAMP NVARCHAR2(3)
DP_ACTIVE NOT NULL NUMBER(18)
DP_INTERNAL_ID NUMBER(18)
DP_CUSTOM_VALUES NCLOB

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Tim

Hi Tim,
Since Oracle 8.1.6 Oracle has suggested the use of 4 digit SDO_GTYPE values, which encode the number of dimensions in the geometry. Examples of 4 digit SDO_GTYPES include 2001 for a 2D point, 3001 for a 3D point, 2002 for a 2D linestring, 3002 for a 3D linestring, 2003 for a 2D polygon and 3003 for a 3D polygon.. Contrast these with single digit values of 1 for a point, 2 for a linestring, and 3 for a polygon.
My guess is that at least some of your data is loaded using single digit SDO_GTYPE values, and in the function Oracle does not know the dimensionality of the data (is a vertex identified by 2, 3, or four numbers?). You can check this by doing a:
select distinct a.geographical_coordinates.sdo_gtype from MAP_INDEX A;
If any of the values returned are single digit values then you will know this is the problem.
You have a few options.
You can have Oracle automatically fix the data by migrating the data:
execute sdo_migrate.to_current('MAP_INDEX','GEOGRAPHICAL_COORDINATES');
This will not only set the SDO_GTYPE correctly but will also fix any ring rotation problems (ensures exterior rings are stored counter-clockwise, and interior rings are stored clockwise), it will fix ring ordering problems (ensuring an exterior ring is followed by its interior rings), and it will appropiately set values in the SDO_ELEM_INFO_ARRAY.
After you do this you should be good to go. However, if you are using a tool to update the data and it resets the information back, then the problem will continue to plague you. You should check with your vendor if that is the case.
Another option is to change the query to a different signature which uses the SDO_GEOM_METADATA to get the dimensionality of the data. Instead of writing the query as you have, you would change it to:
SELECT SDO_GEOM.RELATE
(A.geographical_coordinates,
C.DIMINFO,
'DETERMINE',
B.geographical_coordinates,
C.DIMINFO) relationship
FROM MAP_INDEX A,
MAP_INDEX B,
USER_SDO_GEOM_METADATA C
WHERE A.geographical_coordinates is not NULL
and B.geographical_coordinates is not NULL
and C.TABLE_NAME='MAP_INDEX'
and C.COLUMN_NAME='GEOGRAPHICAL_COORDINATES';
So either of those should fix the problem you are seeing, but neither of those are the best way to accomplish what you want to do.
If I were you I would follow first set of directions (migrate your data), make sure I have a spatial index on my table:
select index_name
from user_sdo_index_info
where table_name='MAP_INDEX';
If no rows are returned, create the index:
create index MAP_INDEX_SIDX on MAP_INDEX(GEOGRAPHICAL_COORDINATES)
indextype is mdsys.spatial_index;
You could use SDO_JOIN to perform a self-join:
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B28359_01/appdev.111/b28400/sdo_operat.htm#BGEDJIBF
using the EQUAL mask. Note the section on optimizing self-joins.
If you don't have too much data, this might be a start to doing what you want:
create table dups_rowids as
select /*+ ordered */ a.rowid rowid1,b.rowid rowid2
from MAP_INDEX A,
MAP_INDEX B
where SDO_EQUALS (a.geographical_coordinates,b.geographical_coordinates)='TRUE'
and a.rowid <> b.rowid;
create table nodup_rowid (noduprid VARCHAR2(24));
create table dup_rowid (duprid VARCHAR2(24));
set serveroutput on;
declare
rowida varchar2(24);
rowidb varchar2(24);
rowidt varchar2(24);
type myCursor is ref cursor;
acursor myCursor;
cursor c1 is select rowid1,rowid2 from dups_rowids;
begin
for r in c1 loop
rowida := r.rowid1;
rowidb := r.rowid2;
rowidt := NULL;
open acursor for 'select duprid from dup_rowid where duprid = :rowida' using rowida;
fetch acursor into rowidt;
if rowidt is null
then
execute immediate 'insert into nodup_rowid values (:rowida)' using rowida;
execute immediate 'insert into dup_rowid values (:rowida)' using rowida;
execute immediate 'commit';
end if;
close acursor;
rowidt := NULL;
open acursor for 'select duprid from dup_rowid where duprid = :rowidb' using rowidb;
fetch acursor into rowidt;
if rowidt is null
then
execute immediate 'insert into dup_rowid values (:rowidb)' using rowidb;
execute immediate 'commit';
end if;
close acursor;
end loop;
end;
Then your final table would have the geometries from the original table that had no match:
create table MAP_INDEX_NODUPS
as select * from MAP_INDEX where rownum < 1;
insert into MAP_INDEX_NODUPS
(select *
from MAP_INDEX
where ROWID not in
(select ROWID1 from DUPS_ROWIDS));
plus only one of the geometries that were equal:
insert into MAP_INDEX_NODUPS
(select *
from MAP_INDEX
where ROWID in
(select ROWID1 from NODUP_ROWID);
Hope this helps.

ORA-01428: argument '-1' is out of range

hi
here is the details: -
Select walkin_id, applying_for from walkins where walkin_id =197
WALKIN_ID     APPLYING_FOR
197             CLASS1:CLASS2:OTHER /*stored colon seprated classification*/
Select program_id, program_name, classification from ss_programs
PROGRAM_ID     PROGRAM_NAME     CLASSIFICATION
1             PG1                         CLASS1
2             PG2                         CLASS1
3             PG3                         CLASS3
4             PG4                         CLASS1
5             PG5                         CLASS1
6             PG6                         CLASS1
7             PG7                         CLASS1
8             PG8                         CLASS1
9             PG9                         CLASS1
10             PG10                     CLASS2
11             PG11                    CLASS2
12             PG12                     CLASS3
13             PG13                     CLASS1
14             PG14                     CLASS1
15             PG15                    CLASS1
16             PG16                     CLASS1
17             PG17                     CLASS1
18             OTHER                     OTHER
now i wanted to extract all the program_ids belongs to the walkins.applying_for (colon seprated ss_programs.classification) and
rebuild them into colon separated list
like if
walkins.applying_for is : CLASS1:CLASS2:OTHER then the
program_list would be : PG1:PG2:PG4:PG5:PG6:PG7:PG8:PG9:PG10:PG11:PG13:PG14:PG15:PG16:PG17:OTHER
and for this i build the following query and its giving me
"ORA-01428: argument '-1' is out of range" error and i am stucked.
So could you please tell me where i am doing wrong
and can we do this with SQL like below specified query or some other (SQL) way.
SELECT SUBSTR (LTRIM(MAX (SYS_CONNECT_BY_PATH (program_id, ':')) KEEP (DENSE_RANK LAST ORDER BY curr),
                ':'), 2) programs
FROM
(SELECT walkin_id, program_id,
       row_number() over (partition by 1 order by program_id) curr,
       row_number() over (partition by 1 order by program_id)-1 prev
FROM
(SELECT wp.walkin_id, sp.program_id
FROM SS_PROGRAMS sp,
    (SELECT walkin_id, substr(val, decode(level, 1, 1, INSTR(val, ':', 1, LEVEL -1)+1),
           INSTR(val, ':', 1, level) - decode(level, 1, 1, INSTR(val, ':', 1, LEVEL -1)+1)) walkin_classif
       FROM
       (SELECT walkin_id, DECODE(SUBSTR(applying_for, -1, 1), ':', applying_for, applying_for||':') val FROM walkins
    WHERE walkin_id =197)
    CONNECT BY INSTR(val, ':', 1, LEVEL) > 0) wp
WHERE sp.classification = wp.walkin_classif))
GROUP BY walkin_id
CONNECT BY prev = PRIOR curr AND walkin_id = PRIOR walkin_id
        START WITH curr = 1;

And if you want it to work for more than 1 walkin at the same time:
SQL> create table walkins (walkin_id, applying_for)
2 as
3 select 197, 'CLASS1:CLASS2:OTHER' from dual union all
4 select 198, null from dual union all
5 select 199, 'CLASS4' from dual union all
6 select 200, 'CLASS3:CLASS1' from dual
7 /
Table created.
SQL> create table ss_programs (program_id, program_name, classification)
2 as
3 select 1, 'PG1', 'CLASS1' from dual union all
4 select 2, 'PG2', 'CLASS1' from dual union all
5 select 3, 'PG3', 'CLASS3' from dual union all
6 select 4, 'PG4', 'CLASS1' from dual union all
7 select 5, 'PG5', 'CLASS1' from dual union all
8 select 6, 'PG6', 'CLASS1' from dual union all
9 select 7, 'PG7', 'CLASS1' from dual union all
10 select 8, 'PG8', 'CLASS1' from dual union all
11 select 9, 'PG9', 'CLASS1' from dual union all
12 select 10, 'PG10', 'CLASS2' from dual union all
13 select 11, 'PG11', 'CLASS2' from dual union all
14 select 12, 'PG12', 'CLASS3' from dual union all
15 select 13, 'PG13', 'CLASS1' from dual union all
16 select 14, 'PG14', 'CLASS1' from dual union all
17 select 15, 'PG15', 'CLASS1' from dual union all
18 select 16, 'PG16', 'CLASS1' from dual union all
19 select 17, 'PG17', 'CLASS1' from dual union all
20 select 18, 'OTHER', 'OTHER' from dual
21 /
Table created.
SQL> with walkins_normalized as
2 ( select walkin_id
3         , substr
4           ( ':' || applying_for || ':'
5           , instr(':' || applying_for || ':',':',1,l) + 1
6           , instr(':' || applying_for || ':',':',1,l+1) - instr(':' || applying_for || ':',':',1,l) -1
7           ) applying_for_element
8      from walkins w
9         , ( select level l
10               from ( select max(length(applying_for) - length(replace(applying_for,':')))+1 maxn
11                        from walkins
12                    )
13            connect by level <= maxn
14           ) m
15     where l <= length(applying_for) - length(replace(applying_for,':'))+1
16 )
17 , string_aggregated as
18 ( select walkin_id
19         , rtrim(pl,':') program_list
20         , rn
21      from walkins_normalized w
22         , ss_programs p
23     where w.applying_for_element = p.classification
24     model
25           partition by (w.walkin_id)
26           dimension by (row_number() over (partition by w.walkin_id order by p.program_id) rn)
27           measures (cast(p.program_name as varchar2(100)) pl)
28           rules
29           ( pl[any] order by rn desc = pl[cv()] || ':' || pl[cv()+1]
30           )
31 )
32 select walkin_id
33       , program_list
34    from string_aggregated
35   where rn = 1
36 /
WALKIN_ID PROGRAM_LIST
       197 PG1:PG2:PG4:PG5:PG6:PG7:PG8:PG9:PG10:PG11:PG13:PG14:PG15:PG16:PG17:OTHER
       200 PG1:PG2:PG3:PG4:PG5:PG6:PG7:PG8:PG9:PG12:PG13:PG14:PG15:PG16:PG17
2 rows selected.And by the way, you should think of redesigning your walkins table to something normalized...
Regards,
Rob.

Getting error while creating form and report on webservice: ORA-20001: Unable to create form on table. ORA-02263: need to specify the datatype for this column.

i am using the following description to create a web service reference:
web reference :REST
Name :Yahoo Map
URL :http://local.yahooapis.com/MapsService/V1/mapImage
HTTP Method: GET
Basic Authentication: No
Add Parameter:
Name       Type
appid        String
location    String
Output Format: XML
XPath to Output Parameters : /Result
Output Parameter:
Name       Path       Type
Url          /text()      String
Then i tried to create form and report on webservice:
Web Service Reference Type: Yahoo Map
Operation: doREST
All the fields i keep as default
I tick the checkbox (url)in report Parameter
After clicking next whereever required i click create button
I get the following error
ORA-20001: Unable to create form on table. ORA-02263: need to specify the datatype for this column.
Please someone help to solve this as i need to fix it urgently.

i exported the application from apex.oracle.com and imported it to our environment
import went fine, but when I ran the IR page I got
ORA-20001: get_dbms_sql_cursor error ORA-00904: : invalid identifier
evidently the problem is a lack of public execute on DBMS_LOB, which is used in the generated IR source.
while waiting for the DBA to grant privs on DBMS_LOB, changing the dbms_lob.getlength call to length() fixes the IR.
however, i am not getting the download link on the associated form page... changed templates, that's not the issue -- we'll see if that's a dbms_lob issue as well

APEX:Getting error while creating form and report on webservice: ORA-20001: Unable to create form on table. ORA-02263: need to specify the datatype for this column.

I am using Apex 4.2.2.00.11
am using the following description to create a web service reference:
web reference :REST
Name :Yahoo Map
URL :http://local.yahooapis.com/MapsService/V1/mapImage
HTTP Method: GET
Basic Authentication: No
Add Parameter:
Name       Type
appid        String
location    String
Output Format: XML
XPath to Output Parameters : /Result
Output Parameter:
Name       Path       Type
Url          /text()      String
Then i tried to create form and report on webservice:
Web Service Reference Type: Yahoo Map
Operation: doREST
All the fields i keep as default
I tick the checkbox (url)in report Parameter
After clicking next whereever required i click create button
I get the following error
ORA-20001: Unable to create form on table. ORA-02263: need to specify the datatype for this column.
Please someone help to solve this as i need to fix it urgently.

336554,
Looks like there is a 127-column limit on the number of report columns supported when using that wizard. Do you have more than that?
57434

OUTER JOIN -- Error: ORA-01417 (a table may be outer joined to at most one

Hi there,
I have a rather simple task: retrieve all the records in a table, for agiven domain p_domain_id (input parameter). The problem is that there are about 6 FKs in the table, and I need the names (strings) corresponding to those FKs (from other tables). Unfortunately, some of the FKs are NULL, so in '=' I loose records. Without the last 2 lines in WHERE clause, I get the correct result. With d2 in place (and without the "(+)" ) I loose 2 records. With the d3 (and also without "(+)"), I do not get any record.
With the "(+)", the code compiles but I get the run time error ORA-01417
NOTE: I put the "+" within parentheses, in order to show it like a text in this editor.
What's an elegant solution to this?
Thanks a lot.
Here's the code:
SELECT
a.DOMAIN,
b.NAME,
a.DE_ID,
a.NAME,
a.PREFERRED_LABEL,
a.TECHNICAL_DEFINITION,
a.PUBLIC_DEFINITION,
a.DE_TYPE,
c1.NAME,
a.HAS_PARAMETER,
a.VALUE_CLASS,
c2.NAME,
a.INDEX_TERMS,
a.DATA_TABLE_ID,
d1.TABLE_NAME,
a.SP_INSERT,
a.SP_UPDATE,
a.SP_GET_BYMRN,
a.SP_GET_BYATTRIBUTE,
a.VALUE_TABLE_ID,
d2.TABLE_NAME,
a.PARAM_TABLE_ID,
d3.TABLE_NAME,
a.PARAM_DOMAIN_LOGIC,
a.SP_LOV,
a.LOWER_LIMIT,
a.UPPER_LIMIT,
a.BOOLEAN_Y,
a.BOOLEAN_N,
a.COMMENTS,
a.ENTERED_BY,
commons_API.get_person_full_name(a.ENTERED_BY),
a.ENTERED_ON
FROM
DATA_ELEMENT_INDEX a,
DE_DOMAIN b,
GENERAL_LIST c1,
GENERAL_LIST c2,
TABLE_GROUP d1,
TABLE_GROUP d2,
TABLE_GROUP d3
WHERE
DOMAIN = p_domain_id AND
b.DOMAIN_ID = a.DOMAIN AND
c1.ID = a.DE_TYPE AND
c2.ID = a.VALUE_CLASS AND
d1.TABLE_ID = a.DATA_TABLE_ID AND -- it works well without the next two lines
d2.TABLE_ID = a.VALUE_TABLE_ID "(+)" AND
d3.TABLE_ID = a.PARAM_TABLE_ID "(+)"
ORDER BY a.NAME;
Edited by: user10817976 on Oct 19, 2009 8:14 AM

One of my standard replies...
Oracle syntax does not support outer joining to more than one table.
However ANSI syntax does...
SQL> select * from a;
        ID      B_KEY      C_KEY
         1          2          3
         2          1          4
         3          3          1
         4          4          2
SQL> select * from b;
        ID     C_KEY2
         1          1
         2          5
         3          3
         4          2
SQL> select * from c;
      KEY1       KEY2 DTA
         1          1 1-1
         1          2 1-2
         1          3 1-3
         1          4 1-4
         2          1 2-1
         2          2 2-2
         2          3 2-3
         2          4 2-4
         3          1 3-1
         3          2 3-2
         3          3 3-3
         3          4 3-4
         4          1 4-1
         4          2 4-2
         4          3 4-3
         4          4 4-4
16 rows selected.
SQL> ed
Wrote file afiedt.buf
1 select a.id as a_id, b.id as b_id, c.key1 as c_key1, c.key2 as c_key3, c.dta
2 from a, b, c
3 where a.b_key = b.id
4 and   a.c_key = c.key1 (+)
5* and   b.c_key2 = c.key2 (+)
SQL> /
and   a.c_key = c.key1 (+)
ERROR at line 4:
ORA-01417: a table may be outer joined to at most one other table
SQL> ed
Wrote file afiedt.buf
1 select a.id as a_id, b.id as b_id, c.key1 as c_key1, c.key2 as c_key3, c.dta
2 from a JOIN b ON (a.b_key = b.id)
3*        LEFT OUTER JOIN c ON (a.c_key = c.key1 and b.c_key2 = c.key2)
SQL> /
      A_ID       B_ID     C_KEY1     C_KEY3 DTA
         3          3          1          3 1-3
         4          4          2          2 2-2
         2          1          4          1 4-1
         1          2
SQL>

REP-1401 Fatal PL/SQL error occur ORA-06502 numeric or value error

Hi,
I am getting following error in reports 6i
REP-1401 Fatal PL/SQL error occur ORA-06502 numeric or value error.
I have added a formula column based on other formula column
function CF_1FORMULA0005 return varchar2 is
CF_CREDIT varchar2(38);
begin
:CF_CREDIT:= :D_CARRY_F_CR+:D_HD_SUM_REP_CR;
RETURN (:CF_CREDIT);
end;
Oracle Standard formula coulmn:
function D_CARRY_F_DRFormula return VARCHAR2 is
l_dr VARCHAR2(38);
l_dr_disp VARCHAR2(38);
begin
SRW.REFERENCE(:C_FUNC_CURRENCY);
SRW.REFERENCE(:C_CARRY_F_DR);
if (:C_CARRY_F_DR = 0) THEN
ax_globe_package.g_dr_cf := TRUE;
--l_dr:= '0.00';
l_dr_disp := '0.00';
l_dr := ax_currency_pkg.display_char(:C_FUNC_CURRENCY,l_dr_disp,38);
else
-- return(ax_currency_pkg.display_char(:C_FUNC_CURRENCY,:C_CARRY_F_DR,ax_page_pkg.f_maxlength));
-- Bug2239881. Setting the carried forward totals.
IF (:P_GLOBAL_ATTR_CAT = 'JE.GR.GLXSTBKS.BOOKS' AND ax_globe_package.g_dr_cf = FALSE) THEN
ax_globe_package.g_dr_cf := TRUE;
ax_globe_package.g_dr_total := :C_CARRY_F_DR;
END IF;
srw.message(999,'G_DR_TOTAL = ' || ax_globe_package.g_dr_total );
l_dr := ax_currency_pkg.display_char(:C_FUNC_CURRENCY,to_char(ax_globe_package.g_dr_total),38);
/*select to_number(l_dr, '999G999G999G999G990D00')
into l_dr_disp
from dual;
end if;
srw.message(999,'l_dr = ' || l_dr );
return l_dr;
--return ltrim(to_char(l_dr_disp,'999G999G999G999G990D00','nls_numeric_characters=,.'));
end;
both formula column return types are character.Please help me ASAP.
Thanks,
sriharsha.

Hi,
First of all: when you should use concatenation operator (||) instead of plus sign when working with strings. So, instead of
:CF_CREDIT:= :D_CARRY_F_CR+:D_HD_SUM_REP_CR; you should use
:CF_CREDIT:= :D_CARRY_F_CR||:D_HD_SUM_REP_CR; If :D_CARRY_F_CR and :D_HD_SUM_REP_CR are both numbers then consider to use to_char function before you assign value to :CF_CREDIT.
I wonder, why your CF's returns varchar's if they operates on numbers?
regards
kikolus
Edited by: kikolus on 2012-11-30 08:03

ORA-06502:Numeric or value error ORA-01403: No data found --6502

Dear All
I am using Forms 10g.
I am calling a report from my form.
but when i am calling then it is showing this error:
ORA-06502:Numeric or value error ORA-01403: No data found --6502
My code is in Print Button :
DECLARE
repid REPORT_OBJECT;
v_rep VARCHAR2(100);
rep_status VARCHAR2(20);
plid ParamList;
vParamValue number;
BEGIN
plid := Get_parameter_List('tmp');
IF NOT Id_Null(plid) THEN
Destroy_parameter_List( plid );
END IF;
plid := Create_parameter_List('tmp');
Add_Parameter(PLid, 'P_Block', Text_Parameter, :block_query.item_block);
Add_Parameter(PLid, 'P_Category', Text_Parameter, :block_query.item_category);
Add_Parameter(PLid, 'P_Dept', Text_Parameter, :block_query.item_dept);
Add_Parameter(PLid, 'P_sub_Category', Text_Parameter, :block_query.item_sub_category);
Add_Parameter(PLid, 'P_FLOOR', Text_Parameter, :block_query.item_floor);
Add_Parameter(PLid, 'P_IP', Text_Parameter, :block_query.item_ip);
Add_Parameter(PLid, 'P_Room', Text_Parameter, :block_query.item_room);
Add_Parameter(PLid, 'P_Userid', Text_Parameter, :block_query.item_usr_id);
Add_Parameter(PLid, 'PARAMFORM', Text_Parameter, 'NO');
repid := FIND_REPORT_OBJECT('rp_report');
SET_REPORT_OBJECT_PROPERTY(repid,REPORT_COMM_MODE,SYNCHRONOUS);
SET_REPORT_OBJECT_PROPERTY(repid,REPORT_DESTYPE,cache);
SET_REPORT_OBJECT_PROPERTY(repid,REPORT_DESFORMAT,'PDF');
SET_REPORT_OBJECT_PROPERTY(repid,REPORT_OTHER, 'paramform=no');
SET_REPORT_OBJECT_PROPERTY(repid,REPORT_SERVER,'rep_oracleapps_eHOpeAS');
v_rep := RUN_REPORT_OBJECT(repid,plid);
rep_status := REPORT_OBJECT_STATUS(v_rep);
WHILE rep_status in ('RUNNING','OPENING_REPORT','ENQUEUED')
LOOP
rep_status := report_object_status(v_rep);
END LOOP;
WEB.SHOW_DOCUMENT('/reports/rwservlet/getjobid'||substr(v_rep,instr(v_rep,'_',-1)+1)||'?
'||'server=rep_oracleapps_eHOpeAS');
Exception
     When others then
     message(Sqlerrm||'-'||sqlcode);
End;
Edited by: Sandip Mohapatra on Feb 8, 2010 12:44 AM

hi
u can write for all no problem.
here is an example please modify it with u r requirements.
DECLARE
repid REPORT_OBJECT;
v_rep VARCHAR2(100);
rep_status VARCHAR2(20);
plid ParamList;
vParamValue number;
BEGIN
plid := Get_parameter_List('tmp');
IF NOT Id_Null(plid) THEN
Destroy_parameter_List( plid );
END IF;
plid := Create_parameter_List('tmp');
add_parameter(plid,'P_code',text_parameter,to_char(:hr.employee_code));
add_parameter(plid,'P_name',text_parameter,to_char(:hr.name));
add_parameter(plid,'P_fname',text_parameter,to_char(:hr.fname));
add_parameter(plid,'P_gender',text_parameter,to_char(:hr.gender));
add_parameter(plid,'P_married',text_parameter,to_char(:hr.marital_status));
add_parameter(plid,'P_job',text_parameter,to_char(:hr.job));
add_parameter(plid,'P_sal',text_parameter,to_char(:hr.sal));
add_parameter(plid,'P_dob',text_parameter,to_char(:hr.dob));
add_parameter(plid,'P_country',text_parameter,to_char(:hr.country));
add_parameter(plid,'P_nationality',text_parameter,to_char(:hr.nationality));
add_parameter(plid,'P_address',text_parameter,to_char(:hr.address));
add_parameter(plid,'p_imagecode',text_parameter,to_char(:images.employee_code));
Add_parameter(plid, 'PARAMFORM', TEXT_parameter, 'NO');
repid := FIND_REPORT_OBJECT('REPORT6');
SET_REPORT_OBJECT_PROPERTY(repid,REPORT_COMM_MODE,SYNCHRONOUS);
SET_REPORT_OBJECT_PROPERTY(repid,REPORT_DESTYPE,cache);
SET_REPORT_OBJECT_PROPERTY(repid,REPORT_DESFORMAT,'PDF');
SET_APPLICATION_PROPERTY(CURSOR_STYLE,'NORMAL');
SET_REPORT_OBJECT_PROPERTY(repid,REPORT_OTHER, 'paramform=no');
v_rep := RUN_REPORT_OBJECT(repid,plid);
rep_status := REPORT_OBJECT_STATUS(v_rep);
WHILE rep_status in ('RUNNING','OPENING_REPORT','ENQUEUED')
LOOP
rep_status := report_object_status(v_rep);
END LOOP;
/*Display report in the browser*/
WEB.SHOW_DOCUMENT('http://sarah:8890/reports/rwservlet/getjobid'||
substr(v_rep,instr(v_rep,'_',-1)+1)||'?'||'server=repserver&P_code='||:hr.employee_code||'&P_name'
||:hr.name ||'&P_fname'|| :hr.fname ||'&P_gender'||:hr.gender||'&P_married'||:hr.marital_status||'&P_job'||:hr.job||'&P_sal'||:hr.sal||'&P_dob'||:hr.dob||
'&p_country'||:hr.country||'&p_natioanlity'||:hr.nationality||'&p_address'||:hr.address||'&p_image'||:images.employee_code||'&paramform=no','_SELF');
END;sarah

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