Pl/Sql block returning too many values

Hi
Below is simple pl/sql block.while excecuting this i'm getting too many values exception
declare
attrib QW_ACCT_ATTR%ROWTYPE;
begin
SELECT ATTR_END_DATE, ATTR_NM, ATTR_VAL INTO attrib FROM (SELECT ATTR_END_DATE, ATTR_NM, ATTR_VAL FROM QW_ACCT_ATTR where CUST_ACCT_ID='5158660414' AND ATTR_NM = 'SS' ORDER BY ATTR_END_DATE DESC) where rownum = 1;
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('end daate is...'||attrib.ATTR_END_DATE);
end;
could anybody please help me how to rewrite this qwery to get only one record.
we are not supposed to use cursors here,
thanks

I am just changing your logic,
declare
attrib QW_ACCT_ATTR%ROWTYPE;
begin
SELECT ATTR_END_DATE, ATTR_NM, ATTR_VAL INTO attrib FROM (SELECT ATTR_END_DATE, ATTR_NM, ATTR_VAL FROM QW_ACCT_ATTR where CUST_ACCT_ID='5158660414' AND ATTR_NM = 'SS' ORDER BY ATTR_END_DATE DESC where rownum = 1) ;
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('end daate is...'||attrib.ATTR_END_DATE);
end;

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Typical Error msg:
“SqlMapClient operation; uncategorized SQLException for SQL []; SQL state [null]; error code [0]; Error: executeQueryForObject returned too many results.; nested exception is java.sql.SQLException: Error: executeQueryForObject returned too many results”
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Example of correct solution
In DAO:
public List<UpdatedContractRateDO> getUpdatedCtrctRate(Map paramMap) throws DataAccessException {
return (List<UpdatedContractRateDO>) getSqlMapClientTemplate().queryForList("charge.getUpdatedCtrctRate", paramMap);
}

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Hi. I have a table of employees, a table of departments (called accounts), and a table containing test results. Every employee is supposed to have a test each year, unless the test was "positive" in a previous year.
I want a query that lists everyone that hasn't taken the test, but I don't want to include the ones that were "positive".
I did some incremental query building, making sure each query returned what I wanted before making it more complex (for me). Apologies if I'm providing too much information.
This returns just the test results that are positive.
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This returns everyone that has had a positive result at any time.
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FROM Employee, Account, TestResult
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AND empAcctNum = actNumber
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AND testResult IN (SELECT ResultID FROM Result WHERE ResultTreatAsPositive = 1)
ORDER BY actDescription;
This returns everyone that had a test during the previous year
-- Get everyone having any results during date range
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FROM Employee, Account, TestResult
WHERE empID = testEmployeeID
AND empAcctNum = actNumber
AND testReadDate BETWEEN to_date('2005/01/01', 'yyyy/mm/dd') AND to_date('2005/12/31', 'yyyy/mm/dd')
AND empActive = 1
ORDER BY actDescription;
So far, so good. However, when I try to put all of these together, I get errors:
This should return all employees minus ones with a positive result (at any time) and minus any test taken this year
-- Get everyone else
SELECT DISTINCT empID, empFName, empLName, empTitle, empAcctNum, actDescription
FROM Employee, Account, TestResult
WHERE empID = testEmployeeID
AND empAcctNum = actNumber
AND empActive = 1
AND (empID NOT IN (SELECT DISTINCT empID, empFName, empLName, empAcctNum, actDescription FROM Employee, Account, TestResult WHERE empID = testEmployeeID AND empAcctNum = actNumber AND empActive = 1 AND testResult IN (SELECT ResultID FROM Result WHERE ResultTreatAsPositive = 1)))
AND (empID NOT IN (SELECT DISTINCT empID, empFName, empLName, empAcctNum, actDescription FROM Employee, Account, TestResult WHERE empID = testEmployeeID AND empAcctNum = actNumber AND testReadDate BETWEEN to_date('1988/01/01', 'yyyy/mm/dd') AND to_date('2007/01/01', 'yyyy/mm/dd') AND empActive = 1))
ORDER BY actDescription, empLName, empFName;
I get ERROR at line 6: (my first empID NOT IN line)
ORA-00913: too many values.
How can I write this query so that it works? Any tips are appreciated, even those that point out I can't write a query very well!
--G

Missed that one and was thrown off by those 2005, 1998, 2007 dates
Looks like youre on the right track though.Sorry. I cobbled that code from some of my tests (grab everything -- seeing multiple rows makes me feel better!)
Looking at your suggestion on TRUNC, I can't really do that, as user can specify everyone that doesn't qualify for a single month -- apparently, some departments are assigned a month to have their tests, while others can go the entire year.
Thanks for the help.
--G

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