PLS-00382 Type error in the select statement in the Cursor.

Hi,
I am trying to combine several different sql statements to form one large cursor for my java layer. I have attached the PL/SQL procedure that I am using and when I am trying to compile it is giving PLS-00382 error. Please help me.
PL/SQL Code.
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE test IS
tmpVar NUMBER;
TYPE checkRecord is RECORD (
name1 APPS.EMCSV_R25_DIST_PROF_TBL.distmgrfname%TYPE,
     name2 APPS.EMCSV_R25_DIST_PROF_TBL.distmgrfname%TYPE,
     name3 APPS.EMCSV_R25_DIST_PROF_TBL.distmgrfname%TYPE,
     name4 APPS.EMCSV_R25_DIST_PROF_TBL.distmgrfname%TYPE,
     oppstatus1 APPS.EMCSV_R25_DIST_PROF_TBL.oppstatus%TYPE,
     oppcount1 APPS.EMCSV_R25_DIST_PROF_TBL.oppcount%TYPE,
     oppamount1 APPS.EMCSV_R25_DIST_PROF_TBL.oppamount%TYPE,
oppstatus2 APPS.EMCSV_R25_DIST_PROF_TBL.oppstatus%TYPE,
     oppcount2 APPS.EMCSV_R25_DIST_PROF_TBL.oppcount%TYPE,
     oppamount2 APPS.EMCSV_R25_DIST_PROF_TBL.oppamount%TYPE,
     oppstatus3 APPS.EMCSV_R25_DIST_PROF_TBL.oppstatus%TYPE,
     oppcount3 APPS.EMCSV_R25_DIST_PROF_TBL.oppcount%TYPE,
     oppamount3 APPS.EMCSV_R25_DIST_PROF_TBL.oppamount%TYPE,
     oppstatus4 APPS.EMCSV_R25_DIST_PROF_TBL.oppstatus%TYPE,
     oppcount4 APPS.EMCSV_R25_DIST_PROF_TBL.oppcount%TYPE,
     oppamount4 APPS.EMCSV_R25_DIST_PROF_TBL.oppamount%TYPE);
TYPE checkCur IS REF CURSOR RETURN checkRecord;
checkCurVal checkCur;
checkCurRec checkRecord;
chechcurVal checkCur;
NAME: test
PURPOSE:
REVISIONS:
Ver Date Author Description
1.0 3/8/2006 1. Created this procedure.
NOTES:
Automatically available Auto Replace Keywords:
Object Name: test
Sysdate: 3/8/2006
Date and Time: 3/8/2006, 10:01:59 AM, and 3/8/2006 10:01:59 AM
Username: (set in TOAD Options, Procedure Editor)
Table Name: (set in the "New PL/SQL Object" dialog)
BEGIN
tmpVar := 0;
OPEN checkCurVal FOR
SELECT
     a.distmgrfname,
a.distmgrlname,
     a.salesrepfname,
     a.salesreplname,
     cursor (
     SELECT b.oppstatus,
     b.oppcount,
     b.oppamount
     from APPS.EMCSV_R25_DIST_PROF_TBL b
     where b.userid = '100000001' AND
     b.reportid = 'ISARPTR25' AND
               b.oppstatus = 'Open' AND
               b.isoppstatusselected = 'Y'),
     cursor (
     SELECT c.oppstatus,
     c.oppcount,
     c.oppamount
     from APPS.EMCSV_R25_DIST_PROF_TBL c
     where c.userid = '100000001' AND
     c.reportid = 'ISARPTR25' AND
               c.oppstatus = 'Commit' AND
               c.isoppstatusselected = 'Y'),
     cursor (
     SELECT
     d.oppstatus,
     d.oppcount,
     d.oppamount
     from APPS.EMCSV_R25_DIST_PROF_TBL d
     where d.userid = '100000001' AND
     d.reportid = 'ISARPTR25' AND
               d.oppstatus = 'Closed-Won' AND
               d.isoppstatusselected = 'Y'),
     cursor (
     SELECT
     e.oppstatus,
     e.oppcount,
     e.oppamount
     from APPS.EMCSV_R25_DIST_PROF_TBL e
     where e.userid = '100000001' AND
     e.reportid = 'ISARPTR25' AND
               e.oppstatus = 'Closed-Lost' AND
               e.isoppstatusselected = 'Y')
               from APPS.EMCSV_R25_DIST_PROF_TBL a
     where a.userid = '100000001' AND
     a.reportid = 'ISARPTR25' AND
               a.isoppstatusselected = 'Y' ;
     LOOP
     FETCH checkCurVal INTO checkCurRec;
          EXIT WHEN checkCurVal%NOTFOUND;
          DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE (checkCurRec.name1 ||
          checkCurRec.name2 ||
                                        checkCurRec.name3 ||
                                        checkCurRec.name4 ||
                                        checkCurRec.oppstatus1 ||
                                        checkCurRec.oppcount1 ||
                                        checkCurRec.oppamount1 ||
                                        checkCurRec.oppstatus2 ||
                                        checkCurRec.oppcount2 ||
                                        checkCurRec.oppamount2 ||
                                        checkCurRec.oppstatus3 ||
                                        checkCurRec.oppcount3 ||
                                        checkCurRec.oppamount3 ||
                                        checkCurRec.oppstatus4 ||
                                        checkCurRec.oppcount4 ||
                                        checkCurRec.oppamount4);
     END LOOP;
END test;
/

Thanks for Replying.
I am trying to build a cursor to fetch the records from the table. Table structure is something like this.
reportid VARCHAR2(10) NOT NULL,
distmgrid NUMBER DEFAULT 0,
salesrepid NUMBER DEFAULT 0,
distmgrfname VARCHAR2(40 CHAR) DEFAULT 'rfname',
distmgrlname VARCHAR2(40 CHAR) DEFAULT 'rlname',
salesrepfname VARCHAR2(40 CHAR) DEFAULT 'afname',
salesreplname VARCHAR2(40 CHAR) DEFAULT 'aname',
issalesrepselected CHAR(1 CHAR) DEFAULT 'Y',
oppstatus VARCHAR2(40 CHAR) DEFAULT 'oppstatus',
isoppstatusselected CHAR(1 CHAR) DEFAULT 'Y',
oppcount NUMBER DEFAULT 0,
oppamount NUMBER DEFAULT 0,
oppquote NUMBER DEFAULT 0,
Attribute1 VARCHAR2(10 CHAR),
Attribute2 VARCHAR2(15 CHAR),
Attribute3 NUMBER,
Attribute4 NUMBER
But from the above table, I am trying to build a report for which I need a cursor which I listed in the proc. Is it not possible to build a cursor within a cursor?
Yes each individual cursor return only one row.

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Hi,
My requirement is to break the Select statement and get the fields in where clause in one internal table.
For eg: Select VBELN
                      POSNR
                      MATNR from VBAP into wa_vbap where VBELN = '0000000001'
                                                                          and   POSNR = '000010'.
Here i need to put fields VBELN, POSNR, MATNR in one internal table, table name VBAP in second internal table and where clause fields VBELN, POSNR in third internal table.
Please let me know if anyone has any solution for this.
Thanks in advance.
Sunanda.

Hi
*& Report YSELECT                                                     *
REPORT YSELECT                                 .
*Select VBELN
*POSNR
*MATNR from VBAP into wa_vbap where VBELN = '0000000001'
*and POSNR = '000010'.
*Here i need to put fields VBELN, POSNR, MATNR in one internal table,
*table name VBAP in second internal table and where clause fields VBELN,
* POSNR in third internal table.
TABLES: VBAP.
TYPES: BEGIN OF STRUCT1,
      VBELN LIKE VBAP-VBELN,
      POSNR LIKE VBAP-POSNR,
      MATNR LIKE VBAP-MATNR,
       END OF STRUCT1.
TYPES: BEGIN OF STRUCT2,
        TBLNAME(10),
       END OF STRUCT2.
TYPES: BEGIN OF STRUCT3,
      VBELN LIKE VBAP-VBELN,
      POSNR LIKE VBAP-POSNR,
      END OF STRUCT3.
DATA: ITAB1 TYPE TABLE OF STRUCT1 WITH HEADER LINE,
      ITAB2 TYPE TABLE OF STRUCT2 WITH HEADER LINE,
      ITAB3 TYPE TABLE OF STRUCT3 WITH HEADER LINE,
      V_TBLNAME(10).
ITAB3-VBELN = '0000000001'.
ITAB3-POSNR = '000010'.
APPEND ITAB3.
LOOP AT ITAB3.
    SELECT VBELN POSNR MATNR FROM VBAP INTO TABLE ITAB1 WHERE VBELN EQ
ITAB3-VBELN AND POSNR EQ ITAB3-POSNR.
      WRITE ITAB1-VBELN.
ENDLOOP.
WRITE: 'SUBRC=', SY-SUBRC.
I am unable to find out how to satisfy your second internal table requirement.
Hope this helps
Regards,
Jayanthi.K

Msg 116, Level 16, State 1, Line 6 Only one expression can be specified in the select list when the subquery is not introduced with EXISTS.

Hello,
Can anyone help me?
select year(po.rdata) as 'Ano',
sum(etotal) as 'Valorp' ,
(select year(fo.data),Sum(etotal)
FROM fo (nolock)
where not exists ( select 1 from pl (nolock) where pl.adoc = fo.adoc and pl.cm = fo.doccode )
group by year(fo.data))as 'Valorap'
from po
group by year(po.rdata)
order by year(po.rdata)
Error
Msg 116, Level 16, State 1, Line 6
Only one expression can be specified in the select list when the subquery is not introduced with EXISTS.
Consultora

Hi Prashanth,
select year(po.rdata) as 'Ano',
sum(etotal) as 'Valorp' ,
(select Sum(etotal)
FROM fo (nolock)
where not exists ( select 1 from pl (nolock) where pl.adoc = fo.adoc and pl.cm = fo.doccode )
group by year(fo.data))as 'Valorap'
from po(nolock)
group by year(po.rdata)
order by year(po.rdata)
Gives me the error:
Msg 512, Level 16, State 1, Line 1
Subquery returned more than 1 value. This is not permitted when the subquery follows =, !=, <, <= , >, >= or when the subquery is used as an expression.
Thanks
Consultora

PLS-00382 Type error in the select statement in the Cursor.

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