SQL query error using Union

Hello!
I need some correction in the following query. I am trying to make a 2 page QPLD so I am joining 2 queries and then printing the report into 2 pages.
SELECT T0.[U_OANumber], T0.[custmrName], T0.[U_Inspection], T0.[U_Cust_PO_Num],
T0.[U_ModelType], T0.[U_Duty], T0.[U_NamePlate],
T0.[U_Indicator_Obs], T0.[U_Fastners], T0.[U_Mounting_Type], T0.[U_Casing_Orientation], T0.[U_Impeller_Dia],
T0.[U_Bearing_Style], T0.[U_Motor_HP_Size], T0.[U_InsulationWedges], T0.[U_Varnish], T0.[U_Paint_Shade],
T0.[U_PlugsSeal], T0.[U_Remarks], T0.[U_Despatch]
FROM OINS T0 WHERE T0.[U_OANumber] = '[%0]' or T0.[customer] = '[%1]' or T0.[manufSN] = '[%2]'
Union all
SELECT T0.[U_ModelType], T0.[U_Size], T0.[U_Discharge], T0.[U_Head], T0.[U_RPM], T0.[U_YOM], T0.[U_HP],
T0.[U_Amps], T0.[U_Insulation_Class], T0.[U_Winding_Connection]
FROM OINS T0 WHERE
T0.[U_OANumber] = '[%0]' or T0.[customer] = '[%1]' or T0.[manufSN] = '[%2]'
Do I have to use the where clause just once since it is identical to both statements?
I get the error stating that all queries using Union, Intersect or Except must have an equal number of expressions. what does this mean?
scorp
Edited by: scorpion 666 on Feb 12, 2009 1:30 PM

Union has to have exact same numbers of fields to combine two results. Your query shows no need of union because your where clauses are identical.
Right syntax would be like this:
SELECT T0.[U_OANumber], T0.[custmrName], T0.[U_Inspection], T0.[U_Cust_PO_Num],
T0.[U_ModelType], T0.[U_Duty], T0.[U_NamePlate],
T0.[U_Indicator_Obs], T0.[U_Fastners], T0.[U_Mounting_Type], T0.[U_Casing_Orientation], T0.[U_Impeller_Dia],
T0.[U_Bearing_Style], T0.[U_Motor_HP_Size], T0.[U_InsulationWedges], T0.[U_Varnish], T0.[U_Paint_Shade],
T0.[U_PlugsSeal], T0.[U_Remarks], T0.[U_Despatch], T0.[U_Size], T0.[U_Discharge], T0.[U_Head], T0.[U_RPM], T0.[U_YOM], T0.[U_HP],
T0.[U_Amps], T0.[U_Insulation_Class], T0.[U_Winding_Connection]
FROM DBO.OINS T0 WHERE T0.[U_OANumber] = '[%0]' or T0.[customer] = '[%1]' or T0.[manufSN] = '[%2]'
Thanks,
Gordon

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(ORA-06550: line 4, column 42: PLS-00103: Encountered the symbol "MON" when expecting one of the following: . ( * @ % & = - + ; < / > at in is mod remainder not rem <> or != or ~= >= <= <> and or like between || multiset member SUBMULTISET_ The symbol ". was inserted before "MON" to continue.)
Notes:
1-the query is correct and it was tested under Toad and SQL Plus.
2- we tried Use Generic Column Names (parse query at runtime only) option but we get the same problem.
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Hi
You haven't escaped your quotes in the string. Try this...
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