PLSQL error

Hi,
Could you suggest on below:
Database: 11g
Below is part of my code which is giving error:
OPEN cur_vendor_name (v_todo_prog_date);
        LOOP
             vt_supplier_details.DELETE;
             FETCH cur_vendor_name BULK COLLECT
               INTO vt_supplier_details;
                BEGIN
                     IF tcf_sucessfull(l_request_id) --Function
                     THEN
                             FOR vn_i_index IN 1..vt_supplier_details.COUNT
                          LOOP
                        l_request_id_2(vn_i_index) := fnd_request.submit_request(
                                                                                 application => 'XXCNV',
                                                                                 program     => 'XXTOP_UFD_VJNB',
                                                                                 description => NULL,
                                                                                 start_time => NULL,
                                                                                 sub_request => FALSE,
                                                   argument1   => vt_supplier_details(vn_i_index)
                        END LOOP;
                    END IF;
                EXCEPTION
            WHEN OTHERS THEN
                 NULL;
             END;
             EXIT WHEN cur_vendor_name%NOTFOUND;
          END LOOP;
CLOSE cur_vendor_name;Errors
====
Warning: execution completed with warning
204/25 PLS-00308: this construct is not allowed as the origin of an assignment
204/25 PL/SQL: Statement ignored
thanks.

l_request_id_2 as l_request_id_2 NUMBER DEFAULT 0;Change as
TYPE l_request_id_2 IS TABLE OF NUMBER(100);or
TYPE l_request_id_2 IS RECORD (
l_request_id_2 NUMBER DEFAULT 0);Edited by: Venkadesh on Jun 21, 2012 12:16 PM

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when i entered any non numeric character like "asdasd" into this updatable columns. it shows me plsql error. PL/SQL: numeric or value error: character to number conversion error.
can you please help me on this?
Regards,
Nilesh

Hi,
If you enter "asdasd" and get PL/SQL: numeric or value error: character to number conversion error , it only implies the right thing is happening.
Maybe what you are alluding to is that the messages is not the way you want it. It should perhaps be "<column_name> must be numeric."
What do you have in the Error Message item of this process? If is it null you are likely to get the message of the type you are getting.
Did you by any chance try to change the default error message, which reads "#COLUMN_HEADER# must be numeric."?
Regards,

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