Ora error 01722

This is my script:
Can anyone help me pls...
INSERT INTO LOANS (LOAN_PROJ_ID, LOAN_GC_ORNO,
LOAN_GC_ORDATE, LOAN_RELEASE_DATE,
LOAN_INTEREST_RATE, LOAN_TERM,
LOAN_VALUE, LOAN_HDMF_CHECK_NO,
LOAN_REMARKS, LOAN_LOT_NO,
LOAN_BLK_NO, LOAN_PHASE_NO, LOAN_HDMF_TO_AMT, LOAN_HDMF_RET_RATE,
LOAN_GF_DISC_RATE, LOAN_GF_DISCAMT, LOAN_CASH_BOND,
LOAN_TO_REFUND_AMT, LOAN_CB_REFUND_AMT, LOAN_UNIT_CATEGORY,
LOAN_HDMF_RETAMT, LOAN_BATCH_NO, LOAN_GUARANTY_FEE, LOAN_STATUS)
SELECT T.LOAN_PROJ_ID,T.LOAN_GC_ORNO,
TO_DATE(T.LOAN_GC_ORDATE, 'DD-MON-RR'),TO_DATE(T.LOAN_RELEASE_DATE, 'DD-MON-RR'),
TO_NUMBER(T.LOAN_INTEREST_RATE),T.LOAN_TERM,
T.LOAN_VALUE,T.LOAN_HDMF_CHECK_NO,
T.LOAN_REMARKS,T.LOAN_LOT_NO,T.LOAN_BLK_NO,T.LOAN_PHASE_NO,
T.LOAN_HDMF_TO_AMT,TO_NUMBER(T.LOAN_HDMF_RET_RATE),
TO_NUMBER(T.LOAN_GF_DISC_RATE),T.LOAN_GF_DISCAMT,
T.LOAN_CASH_BOND,T.LOAN_TO_REFUND_AMT,
T.LOAN_CB_REFUND_AMT,T.LOAN_UNIT_CATEGORY,
T.LOAN_HDMF_RETAMT,T.LOAN_BATCH_NO,
T.LOAN_GUARANTY_FEE, LT.ACCT_STATUS_ID
FROM TEMP_CUSTOMERS T, ACCT_STATUS LT
WHERE LT.LOAN_STATUS = 'ACTIVE'
Error starting at line 1 in command:
INSERT INTO LOANS (LOAN_PROJ_ID, LOAN_GC_ORNO,
LOAN_GC_ORDATE, LOAN_RELEASE_DATE,
LOAN_INTEREST_RATE, LOAN_TERM,
LOAN_VALUE, LOAN_HDMF_CHECK_NO,
LOAN_REMARKS, LOAN_LOT_NO,
LOAN_BLK_NO, LOAN_PHASE_NO, LOAN_HDMF_TO_AMT, LOAN_HDMF_RET_RATE,
LOAN_GF_DISC_RATE, LOAN_GF_DISCAMT, LOAN_CASH_BOND,
LOAN_TO_REFUND_AMT, LOAN_CB_REFUND_AMT, LOAN_UNIT_CATEGORY,
LOAN_HDMF_RETAMT, LOAN_BATCH_NO, LOAN_GUARANTY_FEE, LOAN_STATUS)
SELECT T.LOAN_PROJ_ID,T.LOAN_GC_ORNO,
TO_DATE(T.LOAN_GC_ORDATE, 'DD-MON-RR'),TO_DATE(T.LOAN_RELEASE_DATE, 'DD-MON-RR'),
TO_NUMBER(T.LOAN_INTEREST_RATE),T.LOAN_TERM,
T.LOAN_VALUE,T.LOAN_HDMF_CHECK_NO,
T.LOAN_REMARKS,T.LOAN_LOT_NO,T.LOAN_BLK_NO,T.LOAN_PHASE_NO,
T.LOAN_HDMF_TO_AMT,TO_NUMBER(T.LOAN_HDMF_RET_RATE),
TO_NUMBER(T.LOAN_GF_DISC_RATE),T.LOAN_GF_DISCAMT,
T.LOAN_CASH_BOND,T.LOAN_TO_REFUND_AMT,
T.LOAN_CB_REFUND_AMT,T.LOAN_UNIT_CATEGORY,
T.LOAN_HDMF_RETAMT,T.LOAN_BATCH_NO,
T.LOAN_GUARANTY_FEE, LT.ACCT_STATUS_ID
FROM TEMP_CUSTOMERS T, ACCT_STATUS LT
WHERE LT.LOAN_STATUS = 'ACTIVE'
Error report:
SQL Error: ORA-01722: invalid number
01722. 00000 - "invalid number"
*Cause:
*Action:
Thanks
rodel [email protected]

I think the TO_NUMBER function you're using is acting on a field that cannot be converted to a number.
Hope that helps
Graham
Message was edited by:
graham_oakes

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