ORA-39005: inconsistent arguments

Hi,
Im trying to export 11g db using 11g's expdp ( i have set my oracle home and can connect to the db fine ..) but for some strange reason it comes back with 10.g inconsistent arguments!! we do have 10g installation on the server but not sure why its affecting my exp...
[oracle@server1 ~]$ expdp system/*** full=Y DIRECTORY=export parallel=4 dumpfile=abc%U.dmp COMPRESSION=ALL
Export: Release 11.1.0.6.0 - Production on Friday, 12 March, 2010 13:05:26
Copyright (c) 2003, 2007, Oracle. All rights reserved.
Connected to: Oracle Database 11g Enterprise Edition Release 11.1.0.6.0 - Production
With the Partitioning, Real Application Clusters, Oracle Label Security, OLAP,
Data Mining and Real Application Testing options
ORA-39005: inconsistent arguments
ORA-39055: The COMPRESSION feature is not supported in version 10.2.0.3.0.
thanks

The reason this failed is because datapump needs to create a dumpfile that looks like a dumpfile generated on a 10.2.0.3.0 system (your compatible setting). If datapump allowed you to export with compression, then you took that dumpfile to a real 10.2.0.3.0 system, you would not be able to import it. The 10.2.0.3.0 datapump doesn't know how to uncompress the dumpfile information.
The compatible parameter is alot more important that your database version. If you exported from a db version 11.2 and your compatible was set to 10.2, then you would be able to import that 10.2 dumpfile on any database that had compatible set to 10.2 or higher. If you tried to import it on a 11.2 db version with compatible set to 10.1, it would not be imported.
Hope this helps.
Dean

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ORA-00932: inconsistent data types: expected NUMBER got BINARY
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ORA-00932: inconsistent datatypes: expected - got -
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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
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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.

ORA-00932: inconsistent datatypes: expected - got SCOTT.TEST_T

I am trying to copy the data from one tabel t Other table. Both are located in diffrent schemas.
while doing so, i am getting the below error.
CONN SCOTT/TIGER
CREATE OR REPLACE TYPE TEST_T AS TABLE OF VARCHAR2(20);
CREATE TABLE TEST_TAB
(ID NUMBER,
NAME TEST_T,
LOCATION VARCHAR2(100)
GRANT SELECT ON TEST_TAB TO LOCALUSR;
GRANT EXECUTE ON TEST_T TO LOCALUSR;
CONN LOCALUSR/LOCALUSR
CREATE OR REPLACE TYPE TEST_T AS TABLE OF VARCHAR2(20);
CREATE TABLE TEST_TAB
(ID NUMBER,
NAME TEST_T,
LOCATION VARCHAR2(100)
INSERT INTO TEST_TAB
SELECT * FROM SCOTT.TEST_TAB;
ORA-00932: inconsistent datatypes: expected - got SCOTT.TEST_T Pls suggest.
Raj
Edited by: KrChowdary on Jun 11, 2009 12:52 PM

You have two different objects (one for localuser and one for scott) which you might think are identical but they are not. Basically it is the same as
SQL> create or replace type test_t as table of varchar2 (20)
Type created.
SQL> create table test_tab (id      number, name    test_t, location varchar2 (100))
nested table name store as nested_tab
   return as value
Table created.
SQL> create or replace type test2_t as table of varchar2 (20)
Type created.
SQL> create table test2_tab (id      number, name    test2_t, location varchar2 (100))
nested table name store as nested2_tab
   return as value
Table created.
SQL> insert into test_tab
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
ORA-00932: inconsistent datatypes: expected - got MICHAEL.TEST_T
SQL> insert into test2_tab
     select   id, cast(name as test2_t), location from test_tab
1 row created.As shown, the insert succeeds (at least on 11g) when casting the type to the table's type.
In your case I'd try
insert into test_tab select id, cast(name as localuser.test_t) location from scott.test_tab

ORA-29261: bad argument using UTL_HTTP.REQUEST_PIECES

I am running Oracle 10gR2.
I keep getting ORA-29261: bad argument when setting the proxy either by the UTL_HTTP.SET_PROXY or UTL_HTTP.REQUEST_PIECES code. I have searched this forum and found no resolutions. I have set this proxy in the browser and it works fine. The following are excerpts of my code:
Begin
utl_http.set_proxy('http://myproxy/theProxyFile');
End;The error is:
ORA-29261: bad argument
ORA-06512: at "SYS.UTL_HTTP", line 22
ORA-06512: at "SYS.UTL_HTTP", line 888
ORA-06512: at line 2
I get the same error when trying to set the proxy via UTL_HTTP.REQUEST_PIECES.
Thanks in advance,
Becky
Edited by: Becky Eisen on Aug 8, 2011 10:15 AM
Edited by: Becky Eisen on Aug 8, 2011 10:21 AM

After submitting this, I realized that I needed to look in the Proxy file for the actual proxy! Duh.

Oracle/PLSQL: ORA-00932 ErrorError: ORA-00932: inconsistent datatypes

I am getting this error in a PL/SQL package, using SQL using the NVL function.
Oracle/PLSQL: ORA-00932 ErrorError: ORA-00932: inconsistent datatypes. Cause: You tried to perform an operation between two different datatypes, but the datatypes are not compatible.
I do not get this error on a 10.2.0.4 instance of the database running in Windows.
Anyone come accross this type of issue in 11g Rel.2 or after migrating from 10g to 11g??
Thanks.

Dear user520935,
What are the contents of the package? Where do you exactly get that error?
http://ora-00932.ora-code.com/
Have you checked the metalink about it? There are lots of articles about it.
Ogan

ORA-00932: inconsistent datatypes: expected - got CURSER

Hi all,
I created a Function and tried to execute it from SQL Plus, but am getting an error
ORA-00932: inconsistent datatypes: expected - got CURSER
I have been trying to debug for ages, but cant get to the root of what the problem might be. I would appreciate any help or idea's people could offer
The only comfort I take from this is that Oracle have a typo in one of their error messages :)
SQL PLUS CODE
select * FROM TABLE(CAST(tsoraimpdb.QueryAuthorsFunc(116, 1, -1, 1, 0) as tsoraimpdb.ENTITYIDTABLE));FUNCTION CODE
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION &HKImpDB_Schema_Name..QueryAuthorsFunc
aKGID NUMBER,
aPageNumber NUMBER,              -- The page interested
aPageSize NUMBER,                -- Number of records per page
aOffset NUMBER,                  -- The offset = number of records already got
aTotalRecord NUMBER          -- Total number of users in the database
RETURN sys_refcursor
as
l_FuncCur sys_refcursor;
l_TotalRecord NUMBER(10) := aTotalRecord;
l_Offset NUMBER(10) := aOffset;
l_PagingTable TEMP_T_TABLE:= TEMP_T_TABLE();
-- paging set up
l_MinRecordsOnAPge NUMBER(10); --last record on the previous page
l_MaxRecordsOnAPge NUMBER(10); --last record on the current page
begin
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('start');
select KnowdePos(rownum,p.ID) bulk collect into l_PagingTable
FROM KnowledgeGene kg
INNER JOIN HKResource r ON kg.KGOwner = r.ID
INNER JOIN Person p ON r.PersonID = p.ID
WHERE kg.kgid = akgid
ORDER BY p.FirstName + ' ' + p.LastName;
l_TotalRecord := l_PagingTable.count; -- get total records
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE( l_TotalRecord);
if aPageSize > 0 then
if aPageNumber <= 0 then
          Raise_application_error(-20003,'Invalid Page Number');
else
      l_MinRecordsOnAPge := (aPageNumber-1)*aPageSize;
      l_MaxRecordsOnAPge := aPageNumber*aPageSize;
end if;
else -- if @PageSize < 0 return all records
    l_Offset := 0;
    l_MinRecordsOnAPge := 0;
    l_MaxRecordsOnAPge := l_TotalRecord;
END if;
-- return results for the correct page
open l_FuncCur for
SELECT pos
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
WHERE KnowdeID > l_MinRecordsOnAPge - l_Offset AND KnowdeID <= l_MaxRecordsOnAPge - l_Offset;
return l_FuncCur;
EXCEPTION when NO_DATA_FOUND then null;
end;

Ok, I think you could rewrite that as:
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE &HKImpDB_Schema_Name..QueryInterestedUsers
akgid int,
aPageSize int,     -- Number of records per page
aPageNumber int,      -- The page interested
aOffset int,          -- The offset = number of records already got
aExcludeCategoryUser int,-- default(1), -- whether to exclude category users
aTotalRecord out NUMBER, -- Total number of users in the database
aCur out sys_refcursor
AS
-- paging set up
l_MinRecordsOnAPge NUMBER(10); --last record on the previous page
l_MaxRecordsOnAPge NUMBER(10); --last record on the current page
l_TopLevelTopicGroup NUMBER(10);
BEGIN
if aPageSize <= 0 or aPageNumber <= 0 then
    Raise_application_error(-20003,'Invalid Page Size or Page Number');
else
    l_MinRecordsOnAPge := (aPageNumber-1)*aPageSize;
    l_MaxRecordsOnAPge := aPageNumber*aPageSize;
end if;
l_TopLevelTopicGroup := --currently not defined anywhere??!!?!
open aCur for
WITH excluded_users as (--exclude default user
                          SELECT ID as PersonID
                          FROM   Person
                          where Username = 'default'
                          UNION ALL
                          -- exclude authors
                          SELECT p.ID as PersonID
                          FROM   KnowledgeGene kg
                                 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

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