SELECT INTO clause strange problem

Hi all,
I need some help with a very strange select into statement.Select into throws NO DATA exception even if table has data.
I am trying to invoke procedure from BPEL.Inside the procedure,I am trying to get "name' from definitions table.But it always throws Data NOT Found exception.But table has relevant data and i am able to see the data by executing the same query outside the BPEL environment/flow(SQL PLUS).
Also,I kept dummy test table for Debugging purpose and it inserted with temp value '103'.
My procedure looks like below
temp:='103';
INSERT INTO test
VALUES ('Test-1' ||dummy,sysdate);
commit;
SELECT name
INTO p_name
FROM definitions
WHERE id =temp;
Please help me in this regards
Thanks in advance.

Hi Frank,
Thanks for quick response.
My actual query is
dummy:=assume getting_valid_value from BPEL(also same dummy inserting into temp value);
SELECT organization_code
INTO p_warehousename
FROM org_organization_definitions
WHERE .organization_code = dummy;
What are the schemas involved? APPS
(Who owns the table?
Who own the procedure? APPS
Is it defined with "AUTHID CURRENT_USER"? NO IDEA
Who runs it when you get the error? Thru BPEL actually
What runs the same query in SQL*Plus and sees a row?). v*alid value(ALF)*
I checked with low level security query as it returns nothing.
thanks

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Hi,
I'm new to oracle. I've bought Oracle Database 10g SQL and Oracle Database 10 A beginner's Guide, two books from Oracle press but I can't find any answer for that.
Why when I'm writing a Stored Procedure with a SELECT statement do I have to use an INTO clause ?? And why when the select returns more than one row do I have to use a cursor ? By the way is this the only way to return more than one row from a stored procedure ?
Any help will be appreciated.
Regards.
S. Nunes

Sounds like you may have some experience with other databases (SQL Server, maybe?) which allow you to create stored procedures which implicitly return result sets simply by embedding select statements.
In Oracle, the correct way to do this is using ref cursors.
See the following link for a good explanation:
http://osi.oracle.com/~tkyte/ResultSets/index.html

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Under MS-SQL (T-SQL) Select statement is defined as follows:
SELECT select_list
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^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
FROM table_source
[WHERE search_condition]
[GROUP BY group_by_expression]
[HAVING search_condition]
[ORDER BY order_expression [ASC | DESC] ]
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null

I have asked the question because of the following reason:
I have a large select query that returns rows from a table in
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there is any way to return just the rows between two specified
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I figured that I'm going to either create one temporary table
with all the data (1000 records for example), sort the data in
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: : Under MS-SQL (T-SQL) Select statement is defined as follows:
: : SELECT select_list
: : [INTO new_table_]
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: : FROM table_source
: : [WHERE search_condition]
: : [GROUP BY group_by_expression]
: : [HAVING search_condition]
: : [ORDER BY order_expression [ASC | DESC] ]
: : Q:How under PL/SQL can one redirect sorted (ORDERed BY)
results
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: : Slawek
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PLS -00428-- an INTO clause is expected in the SELECT statement

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DECLARE start_date DATE:= to_date('01/09/2006' , 'DD-MON-YYYY');
end_date DATE:= to_date('30/09/2006' , 'DD-MON-YYYY');
BEGIN
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end_date       DATE:= to_date('30/09/2006','DD-MON-YYYY');
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Where clause in SELECT INTO statement

Hi,
I am using multiple conditions in where clause for my SELECT INTO statement as follows.
SELECT count(DTLA.LOCATION_ID)
INTO LOCATION_ID_count
FROM DOC2_MGR.DOC_TYPE_LOB_ASSOC DTLA
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   xml_Base_Imponible        NUMBER;
   xml_Base_Imp_Grav         NUMBER;
   xml_Monto_Iva             NUMBER;
   xml_Valor_Ret_Iva         NUMBER;
   xml_Valor_Ret_Renta       NUMBER;
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   xml_Id_Cliente            VARCHAR2 (13);
   xml_Tipo_Comprobante      VARCHAR2 (2);
   xml_Numero_Comprobantes   NUMBER;
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Dear Oracle Experts,
I try to use the stored procedure below but get this error :
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I don't have any clue what could be wrong with my syntax. INTO wouldn't make any sense at this task.
Does someone of you know what's wrong with my Procedure ?
Hope someone can help,
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Code
Declare
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temp3 temp2%rowtype;
Begin
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select col1, col2, col3,
lag(col1,1,0) over(order by rownum) prev_col1
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v_col1 temp2.col1%type;
v_col2 temp2.col2%type;
v_col3 temp2.col3%type;
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db
Yea! You were right! I didnt think that calling *list_model.clear();* will result in calling *valueChanged()* ........
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                                         WHERE (itwa_where_cond).
Regards,
Grzegorz

hI,
TAKE THIS CODE... HOPE IT WORKS FOR YOU....
clear: itwa_where_cond[], itwa_where_cond.
move `BZOBJ = '0'` to wa_where_cond.
append wa_where_cond to itwa_where_cond.
clear wa_where_cond.
concatenate `AND KADKY >= '` l_date_start `'` into wa_where_cond.
append wa_where_cond to itwa_where_cond.
clear wa_where_cond.
concatenate `AND KADKY <= '` l_date_end `'` into wa_where_cond.
append wa_where_cond to itwa_where_cond.
clear wa_where_cond.
concatenate `AND MATNR = '` wa_matwrk-matnr `'` into wa_where_cond.
append wa_where_cond to itwa_where_cond.
clear wa_where_cond.
concatenate `AND WERKS = '` wa_matwrk-werks `'` into wa_where_cond.
append wa_where_cond to itwa_where_cond.
clear wa_where_cond.
concatenate `AND KOKRS = '` pi_kokrs `'` into wa_where_cond.
append wa_where_cond to itwa_where_cond.
if not pi_freig is initial.
    clear wa_where_cond.
    concatenate `AND FREIG = '` pi_freig `'` into wa_where_cond.
    append wa_where_cond to itwa_where_cond.
endif.
if not pi_tvers is initial.
    clear wa_where_cond.
    concatenate `AND TVERS = '` pi_tvers `'` into wa_where_cond.
    append wa_where_cond to itwa_where_cond.
endif.
if not pi_klvar is initial.
    clear wa_where_cond.
    concatenate `AND KLVAR = '` pi_klvar `'` into wa_where_cond.
    append wa_where_cond to itwa_where_cond.
endif.
if not pi_feh_sta is initial.
    clear wa_where_cond.
    concatenate `AND FEH_STA = '` pi_feh_sta `'` into wa_where_cond.
    append wa_where_cond to itwa_where_cond.
endif.
if not pi_kkzma is initial.
    clear wa_where_cond.
    concatenate `AND KKZMA = '` pi_kkzma `'` into wa_where_cond.
    append wa_where_cond to itwa_where_cond.
endif.
SELECT * FROM KEKO into corresponding fields of table it_keko
                                         WHERE (itwa_where_cond).
REGARDS
SIDDARTH

Strange problem while clearing a customer

Hi everybody
I am encountering this strange problem while trying to clear some open items for certain customers. Though these customers have open items on them (checked in BSID and FBL5N), the system is giving a warning message saying that there are no open items on the customers while trying F-30 and F-32.
The only thing that was different for these customers from the rest was that these customers had some transactions which were supposed to be cleared through AP payment run. (transactions for customer payment).
Can anybody explain why the system was not considering these line items as open while accessing F-30 and F-32??

Hi,
- check SAP Note 136754
some table fields in the missing documents using Transaction SE16. The following conditions must exist:
BSIS-XOPVW = X      (Indicator: Open item management, only for G/L                     accounts)
BSEG-XOPVW = X      (Indicator: Open item management)
BSEG-AUGBL = space (clearing document number)
BSEG-DISBN = space (discount document number)
BKPF-BSTAT = space (document status)
BKPF-XSTOV = space (indicator reversal flag)
REGUS/REGUP -> see below
Should one or more conditions not exist, please note the following information:
1. BSEG-XOPVW <> X or BSIS-XOPVW <> X for G/L account line items:
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              Because there may be problems subsequently acivating open item management, RFSEPA02 was changed as of Release 4.5A so that it cannot be started without modifications. SAP wants to make sure you are familiar with the problems, which may result from activating open item management. You can however restart RFSEPA02 when you have deactivated the line:
              leave program.
2. BSEG-XOPVW <> X for open item account line items:
              This data status is not allowed. Contact the SAP Hotline.
3. BSEG-DISBN <> space.
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4. BKPF-BSTAT <> space.
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5. BKPF-XSTOV <> space.
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6. REGUS/REGUP:
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Rgds.

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64-bit PS works like a champ. I love it. Were it not for a variety of plug-ins I use which are not yet 64-bit enabled, I would never use the 32-bit version of PS. However...
When running 32-bit PS, the program acts as though I have some key or mouse button either pressed or like I'm repeatedly pressing a key. Sort of. It doesn't try to do something on its own - that is, if I open a file and sit here doing nothing, PS won't do anything on its own. I will, though, see the cursor flashing oddly.
If I attempt to do anything, I end up fighting with the "phantom" keys. Sometimes, I need to press a key several times before it reacts. Often, I'll get warning sounds like you hear when you press a wrong key for a particular state. Certain actions won't hold sufficiently long to let me do something. I just ran into a stubborn problem like this. If I click the crop tool, I cannot type into the width, height, or resolution boxes on the tool bar. I can click there, see a vertical cursor appear for an instant, then it's gone.
This is driving me nuts. I wish my plug-in vendors would get their acts together and add 64-bit compatibility, but so far only Imaginomic has done so with Noiseware (and I'm grateful to them!).
Other info: I'm running with a bluetooth mouse and keyboard as well as an Intuous 3 tablet. I have an nVidea GeForce 8600 GT video card. I've tried disabling OpenGL in PS without help. Note again, 64-bit PS works brilliantly with all these. I'm running plug-ins from OnOne (Plugin Suite 4) and Nik (Viveza) as well as Noiseware mentioned above. I tried logging in with my wife's ID to see if any of my settings might be to blame, but it behaves the same with her ID. I'm not sure if this problem showed up with the PS update or if it was there from the start. I'm thinking it did not show this problem when I first upgraded to CS4. I was using CS2 previously, and it's still installed on this computer. It does not exhibit this problem.
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CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER "TAB2_AI"
AFTER INSERT ON Table2
FOR EACH ROW
DECLARE
t1ID number;
t3Seq number;
BEGIN
Select t.id INTO t1ID from Table1 t where trim(upper(name)) = trim(upper(:new.NAME))
SELECT Table3_SEQ.nextval into t3Seq from dual;
Insert into Table3(ID,t1ID,t2ID,Active,CreatedDate) Values
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EXCEPTION
when others then
raise_application_error(-20004,
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I am writing after Insert Trigger. I have 3 tables. I need to write after Insert on Table2.
But in my Table 3 i want to insert table1 ID and table2 ID and other info.
Now getting the table1 ID is giving the problem. Please See below statement. This is causing the problem.
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Could you please tell me the work around how to put select into in a trigger? Any suggestions highly appreciated.
Edited by: Chris90909 on Jan 29, 2010 9:20 AM
Edited by: Chris90909 on Jan 29, 2010 9:29 AM

You said
Please See below statement. This is causing the problem.
Select t.id INTO t1ID from Table1 t where and trim(upper(Dname)) = trim(upper(:new.NAME))But in your code you are using following query
Select t.id INTO t1ID from Table1 t where trim(upper(name)) = trim(upper(:new.NAME))These are 2 different queries. In first one , in where clause you are using column name as Dname and the query you are using in your trigger has column name as name in where clause.

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Hi,
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Could you tell me the reason and how to solve it?
Thanks a lot!

hi
good
as you have maneioned in your error you have said that you have created your own window,but the check box as you mentioned which check box that it it is output options tab check box or in the condition tab check box.
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thanks
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