SVG chart series error

Hi!
I want generate svg chart with 3 series basead in database table DR_HPUX_CPU with 5 columns: id (server id), percent_user, percent_idle, percent_system and info_date.
What I Want is view information about CPU percent user, system and idle in the same chart. series query (i create 3 only different in PERCENT_XXX):
SELECT NULL LINK,
data,
valor
FROM
(SELECT DISTINCT
TO_CHAR(info_date,'YYYY-MM-DD HH24:MI') as data,PERCENT_XXX as valor
FROM DR_HPUX_CPU
WHERE ID=6 ORDER BY data DESC)
WHERE ROWNUM < 21
order by data asc
If I have only one series, chart display very well. when i have 3 series chart return error:
SVG Chart error: ORA-20001: line_chart error: ORA-20001: get_data error: ORA-20001: Parse error: ORA-00933: SQL command not properly ended
What's wrong?
Thanks
Avc

"Avc"
I think we're going to have to see the other 2 queries. What happens when you try all combinations of 2 queries? What I'm asking is: can you narrow the problem down to 1 query?
Sergio

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