Ora-1401
CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE BODY ERR_PKG
AS
PROCEDURE ERR_PROC
AS
CURSOR C1
IS
SELECT SEGMENT1 FROM CONV_STG;
CURSOR C2 (P_SEGMENT1 VARCHAR2)
IS
SELECT MIE.ERROR_MESSAGE,MSII.SEGMENT1 FROM MTL_SYSTEM_ITEMS_INTERFACE MSII
, CONV_STG XMIC
, MTL_INTERFACE_ERRORS MIE
WHERE XMIC.SEGMENT1 = P_SEGMENT1
AND MSII.SEGMENT1 = XMIC.SEGMENT1
AND MSII.TRANSACTION_ID=MIE.TRANSACTION_ID;
G_ERROR_MESSAGE VARCHAR2(3000);
BEGIN
FOR I IN C1
LOOP
G_ERROR_MESSAGE:=NULL;
FOR J IN C2 (I.SEGMENT1)
LOOP
G_ERROR_MESSAGE:=G_ERROR_MESSAGE||','||J.ERROR_MESSAGE;
IF G_ERROR_MESSAGE IS NULL THEN
UPDATE CONV_STG SET PROCESS_FLAG='S', ERROR_MESSAGE = 'SUCCESS'
WHERE SEGMENT1 = J.SEGMENT1;
ELSE
UPDATE CONV_STG SET PROCESS_FLAG='IE', ERROR_MESSAGE = G_ERROR_MESSAGE
WHERE SEGMENT1 = J.SEGMENT1;
END IF;
END LOOP;
END LOOP;
EXCEPTION
WHEN OTHERS THEN
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(SQLERRM||' '||'ERROR');
END CONV_ERR_PROC;
END CONV_ERR_PKG;
ERROR:
ORA-01401: inserted value too large for column
could you help me how to resolve it
Thanks & Regards
pallis
ERROR:
ORA-01401: inserted value too large for columnI find the Error message Self - Explanatory. The value you are trying to Insert/Update, exceeds its length.
What you need to do is, verify the Column attributes using DESC Table_name.
Check the
IF G_ERROR_MESSAGE IS NULL THEN
UPDATE CONV_STG SET PROCESS_FLAG='S', ERROR_MESSAGE = 'SUCCESS'
WHERE SEGMENT1 = J.SEGMENT1;
ELSE
UPDATE CONV_STG SET PROCESS_FLAG='IE', ERROR_MESSAGE = G_ERROR_MESSAGE
WHERE SEGMENT1 = J.SEGMENT1;
END IF;code. Verify if PROCESS_FLAG and ERROR_MESSAGE columns have suitable length.
Check the length of G_ERROR_MESSAGE, if it fits the ERROR_MESSAGE column.
If you can give us the Output of:
DESC Table_name
and the Value of variable G_ERROR_MESSAGE, it would be better.
EXCEPTION
WHEN OTHERS THEN
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(SQLERRM||' '||'ERROR');Seriously think about replacing the code with a proper Exception Handling.
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In an earlier stage I had a table PERSON and a table ENSEMBLE.
At some stage I decided it was not handy I was storing performing musicians in two different tables.
So I set up a supertype, CONTRIBUTOR. PERSON is now a view on CONTRIBUTOR.
The attribute IS_NATURAL_PERSON makes the record listed in person.
The view definition is
CREATE OR REPLACE FORCE VIEW "PARTITUREN"."PERSON" ("ID", "FIRST_NAME",
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"GENDER", "DATE_OF_BIRTH", "DATE_OF_BIRTH_APPROX", "LOCATION_OF_BIRTH",
"DECEASED", "DATE_OF_DEATH", "DATE_OF_DEATH_APPROX", "LOCATION_OF_DEATH",
"NATIONALITY", "ANV_ID", "NUMBERING_SYSTEM", "OPUSNUMBERS", "PORTRAIT",
"MIME_TYPE", "FILE_NAME", "IS_NATURAL_PERSON", "LWTIMEST", "CREATED_BY",
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AS
SELECT
id,
first_name,
middle_init,
last_name,
given_name,
sort_key,
display_value,
gender,
date_of_birth,
date_of_birth_approx,
location_of_birth,
deceased,
date_of_death,
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location_of_death,
nationality,
anv_id,
numbering_system,
opusnumbers,
portrait,
mime_type,
file_name,
is_natural_person,
created_ts lwtimest,
created_by,
created_ts,
updated_by,
updated_ts
FROM
contributor
WHERE
is_natural_person='Y'
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It works in sql*developer and sql*plus.
I now always have to resort to non-Gui tools to enter someone. This is nasty.
Oracle 11.2.0.1, Apex 4.0.0.0.46
Sybrand Bakker
Senior Oracle DBAHello .
Some NLS charsets (such as UTF8) require more than one byte to store accented characters like "Ȩ", "ȿ", "�", "�", "ȵ", "ȭ" in the database.
For example, when a 10 character string is inserted into a varchar2(10) column, the above messages may be signaled if your string contains accentuated characters such as "Ȩ", "ȿ", "�", �", "ȵ", "ȭ". used in languages like German
One solution
If the UTF8 NLS charset is being used with French, German ... characters in an Oracle database, then the size of the target column length should be set accordingly.
Set the NLS_LANGUAGE and NLS_CHARACTERSET database parameters.
One approach is to change the Database settings as follows:
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SHUTDOWN IMMEDIATE
Onother
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SQL*LOADER ERROR 비교 (ORA-2359, ORA-1401)
제품 : ORACLE SERVER
작성날짜 : 2002-04-09
SQL*LOADER ERROR 비교 (ORA-2359, ORA-1401)
==========================================
PURPOSE
SQL*LOADER 를 사용하는 경우 ORA-2359 ERROR가 나는 경우와
ORA-1401 ERROR가 나는 경우를 비교한다.
Examples
table 의 desc가 다음과 같다고 가정하자.
SQL> create table test5(a varchar2(1000));
이 경우 delimiter 가 comma 인지 position 으로 구분되는지에 따라 error
message가 달리 나타난다.
1) ORA-2359 : field in datafile exceeded maximum specified length
load data
infile test.dat
replace
into table test5
fields terminated by ','
(a char) 로 실행 시 발생.
---> a char(1000) 으로 하면 error 해결이 가능하다.
2) ORA-1401: inserted value too large for column
load data
infile test.dat
replace
into table test5
fields terminated by ','
(a position(1:2000) char)
---> 이 경우 a position (1:1000) char 로 하면 해결 가능하다 .
* 참고로 + , - 기호와 comma 를 load 하기 위해서는 decimal external을
사용한다. (a position decimal external (10))
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messages.
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Greetz Gerdo Veenink
[email protected]Gerdo,
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lServer,cn=G:\oracle\product\10.1.0\mtier,cn=ironman.interop-solutions.local,cn=
Computers,cn=OracleContext'
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There are two table emp1 and emp2 created from employees table from HR schema
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main query is
select employee_id, first_name, department_id from emp1
now i created a foumula column
function CF_1Formula return Number is
dept number;
begin
select department_id into dept from emp2 where employee_id = :employee_id;
return(dept);
end;
the above error is given when report is run. i tried
exception
when_no_data_found then
dept:=000
but problem is not solved
i want to disply any number in this foumula column if the record is not foundM. Khurram Khurshid wrote:
exception
when_no_data_found then
dept:=000try this code in formula
function CF_1Formula return Number is
dept number;
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else
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end if;
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Hi,
I am running the report Journals - General (132 char)- file name GLRGNJ.rdf from
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get the message:
REP-1401 'beforereport' Fatal PL/SQL error occurred. ORA 00000 normal,
successful completion.
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my function is below
function CF_Branch_NameFormula return Char is
lc_branch_name varchar2(100);
begin
SELECT rtrim(substr(FVT.DESCRIPTION
,instr(FVT.DESCRIPTION,'-',1)+1
,100)) INTO lc_branch_name
FROM FND_FLEX_VALUES FFV, FND_FLEX_VALUES_TL FVT
WHERE FFV.flex_value_Set_id = 1007956
AND FFV.FLEX_VALUE_ID = FVT.FLEX_VALUE_ID
AND FFV.FLEX_VALUE = FVT.FLEX_VALUE_MEANING
AND FVT.DESCRIPTION <> 'xxx'
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REP-1401: Fatal PL/SQL error occurred. ORA-01403: no data found
Hi guys,
I am getting error 'REP-1401: Fatal PL/SQL error occurred. ORA-01403: no data found ' when run the report
and i m also use formula column in my report.
can any body help me why it's coming.
following code is used in formula column plz check and verify:
function CF_3Formula return Char is
T1 VARCHAR2(100);
begin
SELECT
VAT_REG_NO INTO T1
FROM
JA_IN_HR_ORGANIZATION_UNITS JIHOU,
HR_LOCATIONS HL--,
--MTL_TXN_REQUEST_HEADERS MTLH
WHERE
JIHOU.ORGANIZATION_ID=HL.INVENTORY_ORGANIZATION_ID AND
JIHOU.LOCATION_ID=HL.LOCATION_ID AND
--Jihou.ORGANIZATION_ID = Mtlh.Organization_Id AND
-- Hl.INVENTORY_ORGANIZATION_ID =Mtlh.Organization_Id AND
-- MTLH.ATTRIBUTE10=SUBSTR(HL.LOCATION_CODE,1,3) AND
SUBSTR(HL.LOCATION_CODE,1,3)= :TO_ORG1 ;
RETURN (T1);
end;
plz help me out.Hi;
What is EBS version? Is it custom report or not?
See below which is mention similar errors
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Helios -
Hi Team,
I am running one conc programme.
After running I am getting below error. I checked the issue on metalink and other, seems that it is an size related issue. I have increased the size of formula columns and placeholdder too.
But still getting issue.
My requirement is to get comma seperated values using SQL query itself. Neither i wanted to create layout of the report , since it is a XML publisher report and nor I am including it on RTF template.
I want the CF_10 formula column to be populated with comma seperated values.
MSG-00187: From Date 01-Sep-2014
REP-1401: 'cf_10formula': Fatal PL/SQL error occurred.
ORA-06502: PL/SQL: numeric or value error
And Here is my code for CF_10
function CF_10Formula return Number is
begin
SELECT NVL(TO_CHAR(sum(Amount),'99,99,99,999'),0) into :CP_5 --NVL(ROUND(sum(Amount)),0) into :CP_5
-- xxhw_Coll_cat(category) "Intercat Catg"
FROM hhxw_Region_col_v
WHERE Category IN ('Intercompany - CATV')
AND trunc(gl_date) BETWEEN TO_DATE(:P_FROM_DATE, 'DD/MM/RRRR') AND TO_DATE(:P_TO_DATE, 'DD/MM/RRRR');
RETURN ROUND(:CP_5);
end;
Anyone please suggest me.
Regards,
SachinHi,
1)Why are you selecting the value into a report item? Select into a local variable and return that
RETURN :CP_5 --> This one!!
2)And you should avoid applying functions to DB columns in where clauses wherever possible, so oracle can use indexes on them if applicable:
AND gl_date >= To_date(:P_FROM_DATE, 'DD/MM/RRRR')
AND gl_date < To_date( :P_TO_DATE, 'DD/MM/RRRR') + 1;
I think you are taking 2 column in the Layout CF_10 and CP_5 right? if so, then use below Query.
FUNCTION cf_10formula
RETURN NUMBER
IS
v_amount NUMBER:null;
IS
BEGIN
BEGIN
SELECT nvl(round(SUM(amount)), 0)
INTO v_amount --> Retruns the value for CF_10 column
FROM hhxw_region_col_v
WHERE category IN ( 'Intercompany - CATV' )
AND gl_date >= to_date(:P_FROM_DATE, 'DD/MM/RRRR')
AND gl_date < to_date( :P_TO_DATE, 'DD/MM/RRRR') + 1;
:CP_5 := nvl(trunc(v_amount),0); --> Retruns the value for CP_5 column
EXCEPTION
WHEN OTHERS THEN
v_amount := 0;
srw.message(1003,'Error in Getting :' ||p_from_date);
END;
END;
And
If you've got a number function returning into a number field then all you should need to do to make the comma appear is to change the number format mask in field.
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Hi everyone.
Can anyone tell me what is wrong in this code below?
Code:
function NO_DAYSFormula return Number is
begin
IF TO_CHAR(TO_DATE(:P_FR_DT, 'DD-MM-RRRR'), 'RRRR') =TO_CHAR(TO_DATE(:ACCT_OPN_DT, 'DD-MM-RRRR'), 'RRRR')
AND :P_TO_DT<:MATURITY_DATE
AND :ACCT_OPN_DT>:P_FR_DT
THEN RETURN (:P_TO_DT-:ACCT_OPN_DT+1);
ELSIF TO_CHAR(TO_DATE(:P_FR_DT, 'DD-MM-RRRR'), 'RRRR') =TO_CHAR(TO_DATE(:ACCT_OPN_DT, 'DD-MM-RRRR'), 'RRRR')
AND :P_TO_DT<:MATURITY_DATE
AND :ACCT_OPN_DT<:P_FR_DT
THEN RETURN (:P_FR_DT-:P_TO_DT+1);
ELSIF TO_CHAR(TO_DATE(:P_FR_DT, 'DD-MM-RRRR'), 'RRRR') =TO_CHAR(TO_DATE(:ACCT_OPN_DT, 'DD-MM-RRRR'), 'RRRR')
AND :P_TO_DT>:MATURITY_DATE
AND :ACCT_OPN_DT<:P_FR_DT
THEN RETURN (:P_FR_DT-:MATURITY_DATE+1);
END IF;
END;
It gets compiled successfully but when i run the report, i get 2 errors.
Error 1:
REP-1401: 'no_daysformula':Fatal PL/SQL error occurred.
ora-06503: PL/SQL : Function returned without value.
Error 2:
REP-0619: You cannot run without a layout.
Should i use only 1 return statement?
Can i use as many return statements as i want?
What is the exact mistake? Please let me know.
Thank You.Let me clear you the first thing...
If you get any fatal errors while running the report (e.g., function returned without value,no value etc.,) the report will show
REP-0619: You cannot run without a layout.
So you just correct the function 'no_daysformula' .
First of all you run the report without that formula column.
If it works fine then , Check the return value of your formula column (Your formula column properties --> Return value --> value (It will be DATE as i think so).
As function will always return a single value, Check your formula 'no_daysformula' returns the same.
declare a return variable say for example..
DECLARE
V_DATE DATE;
BEGIN
--YOUR CODE---
RETURN V_DATE := (RETURN VALUE)
END;
Last but not least ... use Else condition to return (NULL or any value ) in your code and check..
If any Problem persists let me know
Regards,
Soofi.
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