Ora-06502 using the PKG_LOOK_AND_FEEL.Paint_Block on Linux

Hi All.
I have ported an application from development (win - client machine) to the application server on Linux.
An error (ora-06502) is shown where calling the PKG_LOOK_AND_FEEL.Paint_Block.
I have verified all parameters have a value when this procedure is called ... Any ideas of what may be causing this one ...?
Best regards, Luis ....!

Hello,
Please, don't ask questions on the LAF project on this forum. Send your questions to the dedicated email : [email protected]
Thank you,
Francois

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Oracle Database 10g 10.2.0.5.0.
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Assuming I have a table defined as follows
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BANNER
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PL/SQL Release 10.2.0.1.0 - Production
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2 /
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4 /
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2 RETURN TEST_TABLE.TEST_COLUMN%TYPE
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7 RETURN TEST_VALUE;
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9 /
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SQL> CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION gettestvalue_from_xe
2 RETURN TEST_TABLE.TEST_COLUMN%TYPE
3 IS
4 TEST_VALUE TEST_TABLE.TEST_COLUMN%TYPE;
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NZ07100S
SQL> conn hr/hr_password@xe
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SELECT GETTESTVALUE FROM DUAL
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ORA-06502: PL/SQL: numeric or value error: character string buffer too small
ORA-06512: at "HR.GETTESTVALUE", line 7
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BANNER
Oracle Database 10g Express Edition Release 10.2.0.1.0 - Product
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*"report error:ORA-06502: PL/SQL: numeric or value error: character string buffer too small."*
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Deleted old text
Recreating KCS_TENDERS Table API/Trigger Logic - Event: Pre-Before-Delete-row, Save old data.
Write Text for element type APPLOG with id 753236628580474418455701543618889882 - Text type: ALCODE number of text lines = 404 - REPLACE
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Write Text for element type APPLOG with id 753236628580597199984256154394445978 - Text type: ALCODE number of text lines = 4 - REPLACE
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Write Text for element type APPLOG with id 753236628580625534183153372265728154 - Text type: ALCODE number of text lines = 17 - REPLACE
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Write Text for element type APPLOG with id 753236628580682202580947808008292506 - Text type: ALCODE number of text lines = 144 - REPLACE
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Write Text for element type APPLOG with id 753236628580767205177639461622139034 - Text type: ALCODE number of text lines = 282 - REPLACE
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HSU_CAPF.create_or_find_capi_pack
hsu_capi.find_plm (kcs_tnr_capi, 692754610572409851363604771392473242, CAPI).
capi package found in the context folder
BLPLM.UPD
FREE_FORMAT_TEXT_FLAG......... = Y
IMPLEMENTATION_NAME........... = kcs_tnr_capi
PLSQL_MODULE_TYPE............. = PACKAGE
SCOPE......................... = PUBLIC
COMPLETION_STATUS............. = COMPLETED
NAME.......................... = kcs_tnr_capi
PURPOSE....................... = Custom API package for implementing Business Rules and supporting TAPI
Recreated Package KCS/ KCS_TNR_CAPI, preserving only the Revision History.
HSU_CAPF.add_tags_er_av
bltext.get_lines_from_repository, p_text_type=CDINOT
bltext.get_line_containing
bltext.get_line_containing
bltext.get_lines_from_repository, p_text_type=CDINOT
bltext.get_line_containing
bltext.get_line_containing
bltext.get_lines_from_repository, p_text_type=CDINOT
bltext.get_line_containing
bltext.get_line_containing
bltext.get_lines_from_repository, p_text_type=CDINOT
bltext.get_line_containing
bltext.get_line_containing
HSU_CAPF.create_specification
HSU_CAPF.create_c_tabalias
HSU_CAPF.create_c_tabalias_all
HSU_CAPF.create_aggregate_value
HSU_CAPF.create_aggregate_value
HSU_CAPF.create_aggregate_value
Activity aborted with ORACLE internal errors.
-6502 ORA-06502: PL/SQL: numeric or value error: character string buffer too small
What can I do about it???
Thanks in advance.
Menno Hoogsteen

Working on the same project as Menno, I had the time to look into the problem.
The problem is caused by the creation of the capi-function agregate_char_value in the packages hsu_capf. While creating this function the following code is executed:
add(' -- allowable values:');
add(' -- '||l_col_name_list);
This last statement causes the problem because this table is very big. L_col_name_list contains 2391 characters wich is 393 characters to long. So i changed this code into:
add(' -- allowable values:');
add(' -- '||substr(l_col_name_list,1,1990));
add(' -- '||substr(l_col_name_list,1990));
and everything works fine. Perhaps something for a patch?
Kind regards,
Ruben Spekle

Error ORA-06502 When using function REPLACE in PL/SQL

Hi,
I have a PL/SQL procedure which gives error 'Error ORA-06502 When using function REPLACE in PL/SQL' when the string value is quite long (I noticed this with a string 9K in length)
variable var_a is of type CLOB
and the assignment statement where it gives the error is
var_a := REPLACE(var_a, '^', ''',''');
Can anyone please help!
Thanks

Even then that shouldn't do so:
SQL> select overload, position, argument_name, data_type, in_out
2 from all_arguments
3 where package_name = 'STANDARD'
4 and object_name = 'LPAD'
5 order by 1,2
6 /
OVERLOAD   POSITION ARGUMENT_NAME                  DATA_TYPE                      IN_OUT
1                 0                                VARCHAR2                       OUT
1                 1 STR1                           VARCHAR2                       IN
1                 2 LEN                            BINARY_INTEGER                 IN
1                 3 PAD                            VARCHAR2                       IN
2                 0                                VARCHAR2                       OUT
2                 1 STR1                           VARCHAR2                       IN
2                 2 LEN                            BINARY_INTEGER                 IN
3                 0                                CLOB                           OUT
3                 1 STR1                           CLOB                           IN
3                 2 LEN                            NUMBER                         IN
3                 3 PAD                            CLOB                           IN
4                 0                                CLOB                           OUT
4                 1 STR1                           CLOB                           IN
4                 2 LEN                            NUMBER                         INI wonder what happened?

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