SVG line chart raises ORA-20001 witha valid SQL query

Hi,
I am on version 1.6 & 10g database. I developed an SVG line chart which was working fine, but I wanted to fill in some sparse data by using data densification. So I enhanced my query with a partitioned outer join as follows:
select null l, month_start, issue_count
from
(with dates as
(select add_months
( to_date( '01-jul-2004' ),
column_value-1) dt
from table( vtable(12) )),
iss as
(select trunc(start_date, 'MON') mon , count(*) cnt
from issues
group by trunc(start_date, 'MON'))
select dates.dt month_start, NVL(iss.cnt, 0) issue_count
from dates left outer join iss on (dt=mon)
Now the chart throws an ORA-20001 get_data error. The query is valid as it runs in SQL*plus no problems. What is it choking on?
Thanks,
Steve

Steve,
I didn't mean for you to put in on the Studio, just install the app in your workspace on htmldb.oracle.com, use SQL Workshop there to compile your procedures, tell us the app ID, and that's it.
The error message presentation needs some improvement, give us time. We're spending most of our energy on improving the capability of the product.
Scott

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, count (decode(PROJECT_STATUS,'2',PROJECT_ID))"Complete"
, count (decode(PROJECT_STATUS,'3',PROJECT_ID))"On Hold"
, count (decode(PROJECT_STATUS,'4',PROJECT_ID))"Pipeline"
, count (decode(PROJECT_STATUS,'5',PROJECT_ID))"Pending Review"
from GRAPO_PROHEADTRK
where (PROJECT_STATUS='1' or PROJECT_STATUS='2' or PROJECT_STATUS='3' or PROJECT_STATUS='4' or PROJECT_STATUS='5' or PROJECT_STATUS='6')
group by CATEGORY
Order by COUNT(PROJECT_ID) DESCIs there a problem with the code above?
It's curious that the WHERE clause includes "PROJECT_STATUS='6'", but there is no pivoted column for project_status='6', like there is for '1' through '5'. That's not necessarily a mistake, and it wouldn't raise an error in any case.
Instead of
where (PROJECT_STATUS='1' or PROJECT_STATUS='2' or PROJECT_STATUS='3' or PROJECT_STATUS='4' or PROJECT_STATUS='5' or PROJECT_STATUS='6')you could say
where PROJECT_STATUS IN ('1', '2', '3', '4', '5', '6')but that probably has nothing to do with your current problem.
The code from the other app was:
select null link
, FUNCTIONAL_AREA label
, count (decode(PROJECT_STATUS,'Active',PROJECT_ID))"Active"
, count (decode(PROJECT_STATUS,'Complete',PROJECT_ID))"Complete"
, count (decode(PROJECT_STATUS,'On Hold',PROJECT_ID)) "On Hold"
, count (decode(PROJECT_STATUS,'Recurring',PROJECT_ID))"Recurring"
, count (decode(PROJECT_STATUS,'Pipeline',PROJECT_ID))"Pipeline"
, count (decode(PROJECT_STATUS,'Not Approved',PROJECT_ID))"Not Approved"
from PM_V2
where LOB='S2S' and (FUNCTIONAL_AREA='Accounts Payable' or FUNCTIONAL_AREA='Expense' or FUNCTIONAL_AREA='Procurement' or FUNCTIONAL_AREA='Fixed Assets')
group by FUNCTIONAL_AREA
Order by COUNT(PROJECT_ID) DESC
I'm getting a "Failed to parse SQL query!" error when I try to run validation.Is that an Apex error message? Sorry, I don't know anything about Apex.
If you can't get a more specific error message from Apex, then try debugging this statement in SQL*Plus. When you get it fixed, then you can copy it back into Apex.
If this is a SQL problem, then you should be able to re-create the problem in pure SQL.
If you can't re-create the problem in pure SQL, then it's probably an Apex problem, and belongs in the Apex forum, not here.
I don't see anything obviously wrong with your code, but I can't tell if, for example, you spelled a column name wrong, or if something has the wrong data type
Is this enough info for some assistance? Any help would really be appreciated.It wiould be better if you posted a completE script that people could run to re-create the problem, and to test their ideas.
Whenever you have a problem, please post a little sample data (CREATE TABLE and INSERT statements, relevant columns only) from all tables involved.
Also post the results you want from that data, and an explanation of how you get those results from that data, with specific examples.
Always say which version of Oracle (and any other software, such as Apex) you're using.

Newbie - need help with a SQL query for a bar chart

Hi,
I'm a new user on APEX with no real SQL knowledge and I'm trying to build a dashboard with charts into an existing APEX application. Based on another application, I have come up with the following SQL code:
select null link
, CATEGORY label
, count (decode(PROJECT_STATUS,'1',PROJECT_ID))"Active"
, count (decode(PROJECT_STATUS,'2',PROJECT_ID))"Complete"
, count (decode(PROJECT_STATUS,'3',PROJECT_ID))"On Hold"
, count (decode(PROJECT_STATUS,'4',PROJECT_ID))"Pipeline"
, count (decode(PROJECT_STATUS,'5',PROJECT_ID))"Pending Review"
from GRAPO_PROHEADTRK
where (PROJECT_STATUS='1' or PROJECT_STATUS='2' or PROJECT_STATUS='3' or PROJECT_STATUS='4' or PROJECT_STATUS='5' or PROJECT_STATUS='6')
group by CATEGORY
Order by COUNT(PROJECT_ID) DESC
The code from the other app was:
select null link
, FUNCTIONAL_AREA label
, count (decode(PROJECT_STATUS,'Active',PROJECT_ID))"Active"
, count (decode(PROJECT_STATUS,'Complete',PROJECT_ID))"Complete"
, count (decode(PROJECT_STATUS,'On Hold',PROJECT_ID)) "On Hold"
, count (decode(PROJECT_STATUS,'Recurring',PROJECT_ID))"Recurring"
, count (decode(PROJECT_STATUS,'Pipeline',PROJECT_ID))"Pipeline"
, count (decode(PROJECT_STATUS,'Not Approved',PROJECT_ID))"Not Approved"
from PM_V2
where LOB='S2S' and (FUNCTIONAL_AREA='Accounts Payable' or FUNCTIONAL_AREA='Expense' or FUNCTIONAL_AREA='Procurement' or FUNCTIONAL_AREA='Fixed Assets')
group by FUNCTIONAL_AREA
Order by COUNT(PROJECT_ID) DESC
I'm getting a "Failed to parse SQL query!" error when I try to run validation.
Is this enough info for some assistance? Any help would really be appreciated.
Thanks,
Rachel

Hello,
This is more of an SQL question, rather than specifically APEX-related. It's notable that you say: I'm a new user on APEX with no real SQL knowledgeWhich is fine (we all have to start somewhere, afterall) but it might be worth de-coupling the problem from APEX in the first instance. I'd also strongly recommend either taking a course, reading a book (e.g. http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=r5vbGgz7TFsC&printsec=frontcover&dq=Mastering+Oracle+SQL&hl=en#v=onepage&q=Mastering%20Oracle%20SQL&f=false) or looking for a basic SQL tutorial - it will save you a whole lot of heartache, I promise you. Search the oracle forums for the terms "Basic SQL Tutorial" and you should come up with a bunch of results.
Given that you've copied your query template from another, I would suggest ensuring that the actual query works first of all. Try running it in either:
* SQL Editor
* SQL*Plus
* an IDE like SQL Developer (available free from the OTN: http://www.oracle.com/technetwork/developer-tools/sql-developer/downloads/index.html ) or TOAD or similar.
You may find there are syntax errors associated with the query - it's difficult to tell without looking at your data model.
select null link
, CATEGORY label
, count (decode(PROJECT_STATUS,'1',PROJECT_ID))"Active"
, count (decode(PROJECT_STATUS,'2',PROJECT_ID))"Complete"
, count (decode(PROJECT_STATUS,'3',PROJECT_ID))"On Hold"
, count (decode(PROJECT_STATUS,'4',PROJECT_ID))"Pipeline"
, count (decode(PROJECT_STATUS,'5',PROJECT_ID))"Pending Review"
from GRAPO_PROHEADTRK
where (PROJECT_STATUS='1' or PROJECT_STATUS='2' or PROJECT_STATUS='3' or PROJECT_STATUS='4' or PROJECT_STATUS='5' or PROJECT_STATUS='6')
group by CATEGORYNote that your "order by" clause references a field called "PROJECT_ID", which exists in the old query but you've changed other similar references to "PROJECT_STATUS" - is it possible you've just missed this one? The perils of copy-paste coding I'm afraid...

Flash chart with dynamic sql query does not display

Hi,
In my schema SIVOA I have a lot of tables declared like this :
CREATE TABLE "SIVOA"."EVV_xxxx"
   (     "CLEF_VAR" NUMBER(4,0),
     "DATE1" DATE,
     "VALEUR" NUMBER(16,8) Only the last part of the name changes "xxxx". For example E009, E019, etc....
I am making a chart page with report and want the user to select a name of a table and I will display using dynamic sql query, the table report and chart.
P184_ENAME is a select list returning the last part of the name of the table, fro example 'E009', 'E019', etc.
P8_CLEF_VAR is an item containing a value. This value is a key retrieved like this :SELECT CLEF_VAR
FROM SIVOA.SITE_ECHELLE
WHERE SITE = :P184_ENAMEI built a classic report using a sql dynamic function :DECLARE
x VARCHAR2 (4000);
BEGIN
x := 'SELECT NULL, DATE1, VALEUR FROM SIVOA.EVV_'
|| UPPER(:p184_ename)
|| ' WHERE CLEF_VAR = :p8_clef_var' ;
RETURN (x);
END;:p8_clef_var is an itme containing the value '4544'.
This works perfectly fine !
When I use this sql fucytion into a flash chart it does not work. I get this message "No data found".
I do not understand why a the report get a result and not the chart !
But if i hard-code the number of the CLEF_VAR instead of fetching it from :p8_clef_var I get a nice chart ! Go figure !DECLARE
x VARCHAR2 (4000);
BEGIN
x := 'SELECT NULL, DATE1, VALEUR FROM SIVOA.EVV_'
|| UPPER(:p184_ename)
|| ' WHERE CLEF_VAR = 4544 ' ;
RETURN (x);
I cannot stay with the key (CLEF_VAR) hard-coded unformtunately !
My question is how to get the chart displaying properly ??
Thank you for your kind answers.
Christian

Alex,
Using your request, with the classic report I get results (data), but I get the same message with the Flash chart : "No data found" ! I don't know how to investigate this. i tried many things but nothing works.
Christian
PS I tried this :
DECLARE
   X   VARCHAR2 (4000);
BEGIN
x := 'SELECT NULL, DATE1, ROUND(VALEUR,2) FROM SIVOA.EVV_'
      || UPPER (:p184_ename) ||
      ' WHERE CLEF_VAR = '
      || :p8_clef_var ||
      ' AND DATE1 BETWEEN TO_DATE ('''
||:P8_DATE_DEBUT||''', ''DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI'') AND TO_DATE ('''
||:P8_DATE_FIN||''', ''DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI'')'
RETURN (X);
END; But it does not work either. I could find that the SLQ syntax generated is good becaus I put it into an item which display the return done by the pls/sql.
What is sttange also with the classic report is that if I do click on next or previous to see another rows, I get the message "No data found". If I try to export the report I get an excel file with "No data fouid".
Does anybody already tried my "need" here ? i find strange thant I should not be the firs one trying to get a report an tables which name would be "dynamic".
Tahnk you.
Edited by: Christian from France on Feb 13, 2009 3:05 AM

Chart not getting columns from the SQL Query with InlineTransform(xsl)

Hi All,
I am using MII 12.0 . I tried to use the mii standard xsl for converting rows into columns by Inline Transform in a SQL Query.
while executing the Query it is giving me the correct output but i tried to load the same Query in a IChart there it is not showing me the available columns that i can able to see in simple executiion and chart is also not plotting it keeps on loading.
Thanks in Advance.

Hi LinoVaz,
Some things to try for testing purposes -
1. Don't do any Data Mapping of the query columns
2. If a SQL Query, you may need to change the Server Scaling to use Global AutoScale.
I found that when I mapped the inline-transformed query into a bar chart display template, and hit the Refresh button, only the first column name show in the Column Names area. If I mapped it, I got only that column. If I didn't map any columns, I got them all.
Let me know if you find similar results. I think this is likely a bug, so you may consider using a Business Logic Transaction and an XacuteQuery to accomplish the same result.
Kind Regards,
Diana Hoppe
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