Wrong number or types of argumnet in a call to error
Hi all,
Below is my stored proc and it has a input parameter 'c_count_or_perc' . I have passed value to this parameter as in the if block.
But I got the error as "wrong number or types of argumnet in a call to ' .
I really dont know how to pass input value to this parameter .
Could anyone please help?
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PROCEDURE edr_rpt_gen_error_by_hour
in_report_parameter_id IN report_tasks.report_task_id%TYPE,
c_count_or_perc IN VARCHAR2 ,
report_data OUT SYS_REFCURSOR,
chart_data OUT SYS_REFCURSOR,
footer_data OUT SYS_REFCURSOR
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In below 'IF THEN ELSE' block , ( based on the <condition> ) , I dont know how to pass value to input parameter c_count_or_perc .
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IF (c_count_or_perc = 'ERROR BY HOUR') THEN
my_error_text := get_row_error_text;
my_total_text := get_row_total_text;
ELSE
my_error_text := get_row_error_text;
my_total_text := '';
DELETE edr_report_by_hour_output
WHERE row_type = 'Summary Row'
AND row_type = 'Final Row';
END IF;
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Here I have pasted the full package. Could please tell me , what are ways tht I could pass value to the given input parameter.
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CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE edr_rpt_error_by_hour_package AS
PROCEDURE edr_rpt_gen_error_by_hour
in_report_parameter_id IN report_tasks.report_task_id%TYPE,
c_count_or_perc IN VARCHAR2 ,
report_data OUT SYS_REFCURSOR,
chart_data OUT SYS_REFCURSOR,
footer_data OUT SYS_REFCURSOR
FUNCTION error_data
in_lane_id edr_report_by_hour_output.lane_id%TYPE,
in_direction_id edr_report_by_hour_output.direction_id%TYPE,
in_interval_start_date_time edr_report_by_hour_output.interval_start_date_time%TYPE,
in_interval_end_date_time edr_report_by_hour_output.interval_end_date_time%TYPE,
in_hour_start edr_report_by_hour_output.hour_start%TYPE,
in_hour_end edr_report_by_hour_output.hour_end%TYPE,
in_min_error NUMBER,
in_max_error NUMBER
RETURN NUMBER;
END edr_rpt_error_by_hour_package;
CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE BODY edr_rpt_error_by_hour_package AS
FUNCTION error_data
in_lane_id edr_report_by_hour_output.lane_id%TYPE,
in_direction_id edr_report_by_hour_output.direction_id%TYPE,
in_interval_start_date_time edr_report_by_hour_output.interval_start_date_time%TYPE,
in_interval_end_date_time edr_report_by_hour_output.interval_end_date_time%TYPE,
in_hour_start edr_report_by_hour_output.hour_start%TYPE,
in_hour_end edr_report_by_hour_output.hour_end%TYPE,
in_min_error NUMBER,
in_max_error NUMBER
RETURN NUMBER
IS
my_count_result NUMBER(18);
BEGIN
SELECT NVL(SUM(error_count), 0 )
INTO my_count_result
FROM
SELECT site_lane_id
FROM edr_rpt_tmp_report_lanes
WHERE edr_rpt_tmp_report_lanes.output_lane_id = in_lane_id
AND edr_rpt_tmp_report_lanes.output_direction_id = in_direction_id
) report_lanes
JOIN edr_error_by_hour_report_data
ON edr_error_by_hour_report_data.site_lane_id = report_lanes.site_lane_id
AND edr_error_by_hour_report_data.bin_start_date_time >= in_interval_start_date_time
AND edr_error_by_hour_report_data.bin_start_date_time < in_interval_end_date_time
AND edr_error_by_hour_report_data.hour >= in_hour_start
AND edr_error_by_hour_report_data.hour < in_hour_end
AND edr_error_by_hour_report_data.error_code >= in_min_error
AND edr_error_by_hour_report_data.error_code <= in_max_error
return my_count_result;
END error_data;
FUNCTION get_row_error_text
RETURN VARCHAR2
IS
my_row_error_text VARCHAR2(10000);
my_row_error_entry VARCHAR2(10000);
CURSOR row_error_text IS
SELECT 'edr_rpt_error_by_hour_package.error_data('
||'lane_id, '
||'direction_id, '
||'interval_start_date_time, '
||'interval_end_date_time, '
||'hour_start, '
||'hour_end, '
|| error_code || ', '
|| error_code || ') "'|| error_message.error_short_message || '"'
FROM error_message
WHERE error_code >= 0 and error_code < 19
ORDER BY error_code;
BEGIN
my_row_error_text := '';
my_row_error_entry := '';
-- generate the error code function calls
OPEN row_error_text;
LOOP
FETCH row_error_text INTO my_row_error_entry;
EXIT WHEN row_error_text%NOTFOUND;
my_row_error_text := my_row_error_text || ', ' || my_row_error_entry;
END LOOP;
CLOSE row_error_text;
RETURN my_row_error_text;
END get_row_error_text;
FUNCTION get_row_total_text
RETURN VARCHAR2
IS
my_row_error_text VARCHAR2(10000);
BEGIN
my_row_error_text := '';
-- generate the 'total' column function call
SELECT 'edr_rpt_error_by_hour_package.error_data('
||'lane_id, '
||'direction_id, '
||'interval_start_date_time, '
||'interval_end_date_time, '
||'hour_start, '
||'hour_end, '
|| MIN(error_code) || ', '
|| MAX(error_code) || ') "Total"'
INTO my_row_error_text
FROM error_message
WHERE error_code >= 0 and error_code < 19;
RETURN (', ' || my_row_error_text);
END get_row_total_text;
FUNCTION get_error_data_pct
in_lane_id edr_report_by_hour_output.lane_id%TYPE,
in_direction_id edr_report_by_hour_output.direction_id%TYPE,
in_interval_start_date_time edr_report_by_hour_output.interval_start_date_time%TYPE,
in_interval_end_date_time edr_report_by_hour_output.interval_end_date_time%TYPE,
in_hour_start edr_report_by_hour_output.hour_start%TYPE,
in_hour_end edr_report_by_hour_output.hour_end%TYPE,
in_min_error NUMBER,
in_max_error NUMBER
RETURN NUMBER
IS
my_count NUMBER(18);
my_total NUMBER(18);
my_count_pct NUMBER(18);
my_count_result NUMBER(18);
BEGIN
my_count_pct := 0 ;
my_count_result := error_data (
in_lane_id,
in_direction_id,
in_interval_start_date_time,
in_interval_end_date_time,
in_hour_start,
in_hour_end,
in_min_error,
in_max_error
IF (my_count_result > 0 ) THEN
my_total := error_data (
in_lane_id,
in_direction_id,
in_interval_start_date_time,
in_interval_end_date_time,
in_hour_start,
in_hour_end,
1,
19
my_count_pct := ROUND((my_count_result / my_total) * 100 ,2);
END IF;
return my_count_pct;
END get_error_data_pct;
PROCEDURE edr_error_by_hour_use_per_veh
in_report_parameter_id IN report_tasks.report_task_id%TYPE
IS
BEGIN
DELETE FROM edr_error_by_hour_report_data;
INSERT INTO edr_error_by_hour_report_data
site_id,
site_lane_id,
bin_start_date_time,
hour,
error_code,
error_count
SELECT
site_id,
site_lane_id,
bin_start_date_time,
hour,
error_code,
COUNT(1)
FROM (SELECT site_id,
site_lane_id,
( SELECT NVL(MAX(interval_start_date_time), date_time)
FROM edr_rpt_tmp_grouping_table
WHERE interval_start_date_time <= date_time) bin_start_date_time,
TO_NUMBER(TO_CHAR(date_time, 'hh24')) hour,
NVL(traffic_error.error_code, 0) error_code
FROM edr_error_by_hour_veh_data
LEFT OUTER JOIN traffic_error
ON traffic_error.record_id = edr_error_by_hour_veh_data.record_id
) vehicles
GROUP BY
site_id,
site_lane_id,
bin_start_date_time,
hour,
error_code;
END edr_error_by_hour_use_per_veh;
PROCEDURE edr_error_by_hour_data_type
in_report_parameter_id IN report_tasks.report_task_id%TYPE,
in_data_type IN VARCHAR2,
out_data_type_used OUT VARCHAR2
IS
my_bin_entry_count NUMBER(12,0);
my_veh_entry_count NUMBER(12,0);
BEGIN
IF(UPPER(in_data_type) = 'BINNED') THEN
-- Error information can only be read from Per Vehicle data records
-- - using bins-only is not a supported option
RAISE_APPLICATION_ERROR(-20101,'Binned data cannot be used for this report.');
ELSIF (UPPER(in_data_type) = 'PERVEHICLE')
OR (UPPER(in_data_type) = 'COMBINED')
THEN
out_data_type_used := 'Per Vehicle (All Vehicles)';
edr_error_by_hour_use_per_veh( in_report_parameter_id );
ELSE
RAISE_APPLICATION_ERROR(-20101, 'The data type specified is not recognized.');
END IF;
END edr_error_by_hour_data_type;
PROCEDURE edr_error_by_hour_get_veh_data
in_report_parameter_id IN NUMBER,
in_site_id IN NUMBER,
in_start_date_time IN TIMESTAMP,
in_end_date_time IN TIMESTAMP,
in_report_level_min IN NUMBER,
in_report_level_max IN NUMBER
IS
BEGIN
--Clear the edr_error_by_hour_veh_data temporary table and populate it with the data for the requested
--report.
DELETE FROM edr_error_by_hour_veh_data;
INSERT INTO edr_error_by_hour_veh_data
site_id,
site_lane_id,
record_id,
date_time,
vehicle_error_count,
vehicle_status
SELECT site_to_data_source_lane_v.site_id,
site_to_data_source_lane_v.site_lane_id,
traffic_record.record_id,
traffic_record.datetime,
NVL((SELECT COUNT(1)
FROM traffic_error
WHERE traffic_error.record_id = traffic_record.record_id), 0) vehicle_error_count,
NVL((SELECT SUM(status_code)
FROM traffic_status
WHERE traffic_status.record_id = traffic_record.record_id), 0) vehicle_status
FROM traffic_record
LEFT OUTER JOIN traffic_class
ON traffic_record.record_id = traffic_class.record_id
JOIN site_to_data_source_lane_v
ON traffic_record.data_source_id = site_to_data_source_lane_v.data_source_id
AND traffic_record.lane = site_to_data_source_lane_v.data_source_lane_id
JOIN edr_rpt_tmp_report_lanes
ON site_to_data_source_lane_v.site_lane_id = edr_rpt_tmp_report_lanes.site_lane_id
JOIN edr_rpt_tmp_report_classes
ON NVL(traffic_class.v_class, 0) = edr_rpt_tmp_report_classes.class_id
JOIN edr_rpt_tmp_inclusion_table
ON TRUNC(traffic_record.datetime) = TRUNC(edr_rpt_tmp_inclusion_table.date_time)
WHERE site_to_data_source_lane_v.site_id = in_site_id
AND traffic_record.datetime >= in_start_date_time
AND traffic_record.datetime < in_end_date_time
AND traffic_class.class_level >= in_report_level_min
AND traffic_class.class_level <= in_report_level_max;
END edr_error_by_hour_get_veh_data;
PROCEDURE edr_rpt_gen_error_by_hour
in_report_parameter_id IN report_tasks.report_task_id%TYPE,
c_count_or_perc IN VARCHAR2 ,
report_data OUT SYS_REFCURSOR,
chart_data OUT SYS_REFCURSOR,
footer_data OUT SYS_REFCURSOR
AS
my_date_format_mask VARCHAR2(50);
my_start_date_time TIMESTAMP;
my_end_date_time TIMESTAMP;
my_lane_grouping VARCHAR2(10);
my_interval_duration NUMBER(2);
my_site_id sites.site_id%TYPE;
my_selected_data_type VARCHAR2(50);
my_used_data_type VARCHAR2(50);
my_report_data_statement VARCHAR2(25000);
my_chart_data_statement VARCHAR2(25000);
my_good_weight_viol_total NUMBER(12,0);
my_data_type_used VARCHAR2(50);
my_per_vehicle_total NUMBER(12,0);
my_binned_vehicle_total NUMBER(12,0);
my_error_vehicle_total NUMBER(12,0);
my_status_vehicle_total NUMBER(12,0);
my_good_weight_total NUMBER(12,0);
my_status_clear_total NUMBER(12,0);
my_good_weight_statuses_mask NUMBER(12,0);
my_error_text VARCHAR2(25000);
my_total_text VARCHAR2(25000);
my_error_row_pct_report VARCHAR2(25);
BEGIN
my_date_format_mask := edr_rpt_generic_package.edr_rpt_get_date_format_mask(in_report_parameter_id);
my_start_date_time := edr_rpt_generic_package.edr_rpt_get_start_date_time(in_report_parameter_id, my_date_format_mask);
my_end_date_time := edr_rpt_generic_package.edr_rpt_get_end_date_time(in_report_parameter_id, my_date_format_mask);
my_lane_grouping := edr_rpt_generic_package.edr_rpt_get_lane_grouping(in_report_parameter_id);
my_site_id := edr_rpt_generic_package.edr_rpt_get_site_id(in_report_parameter_id);
my_selected_data_type := edr_rpt_generic_package.edr_rpt_get_data_type(in_report_parameter_id);
-- ensure selected classes and lanes temp tables have been populated
edr_rpt_generic_package.edr_rpt_gen_tmp_lanes(in_report_parameter_id);
edr_rpt_generic_package.edr_rpt_gen_tmp_classes(in_report_parameter_id);
my_good_weight_statuses_mask := edr_rpt_generic_package.get_good_weight_status_mask(in_report_parameter_id);
edr_rpt_generic_package.edr_rpt_gen_inclusion_table(
in_report_parameter_id,
my_date_format_mask,
my_start_date_time,
my_end_date_time
edr_rpt_generic_package.edr_rpt_gen_grouping_table(
in_report_parameter_id,
my_date_format_mask,
my_start_date_time,
my_end_date_time
edr_rpt_generic_package.gen_rpt_by_hour_output_table
in_report_parameter_id
edr_rpt_error_by_hour_package.edr_error_by_hour_get_veh_data
in_report_parameter_id,
my_site_id,
my_start_date_time,
my_end_date_time,
0, --Hardcoded until reclassification is supported.
0 --Hardcoded until reclassification is supported.
edr_rpt_error_by_hour_package.edr_error_by_hour_data_type
in_report_parameter_id,
my_selected_data_type,
my_used_data_type
IF (c_count_or_perc = 'ERROR BY HOUR') THEN
my_error_text := get_row_error_text;
my_total_text := get_row_total_text;
ELSE
my_error_text := get_row_error_text;
my_total_text := '';
DELETE edr_report_by_hour_output
WHERE row_type = 'Summary Row'
AND row_type = 'Final Row';
END IF;
COMMIT;
my_report_data_statement :=
'SELECT rank "Rank", '
|| ' ROW_TYPE "Row Type", '
|| ' interval_start_date_time "Date", '
|| ' interval_start_date_time, '
|| ' hour_label "Chart X-Axis", '
|| ' lane_id "Group Id" , '
|| ' ''None'' "Group Name", '
|| ' hour_label "Hour" '
|| my_error_text
|| my_total_text
|| ' FROM edr_report_by_hour_output '
|| ' ORDER BY lane_id, '
|| ' direction_id, '
|| ' interval_start_date_time, '
|| ' hour_end, '
|| ' rank, '
|| ' hour_start'
dbms_output.put_line('SQL start------------------------');
dbms_output.put_line(my_report_data_statement);
dbms_output.put_line('SQL end--------------------------');
my_chart_data_statement :=
' SELECT hour_start "X Axis", '
|| ' lane_id "Group" '
|| edr_rpt_error_by_hour_package.get_row_error_text
|| ' FROM '
|| ' ( '
|| ' SELECT lane_id, '
|| ' direction_id, '
|| ' hour_start, '
|| ' hour_end, '
|| ' min(interval_start_date_time) interval_start_date_time, '
|| ' max(interval_end_date_time) interval_end_date_time '
|| ' FROM edr_report_by_hour_output '
|| ' WHERE hour_end = hour_start + 1 '
|| ' GROUP BY lane_id, direction_id, hour_start, hour_end '
|| ' ) '
|| ' order by "Group", hour_start '
dbms_output.put_line('SQL start------------------------');
dbms_output.put_line(my_chart_data_statement);
dbms_output.put_line('SQL end--------------------------');
SELECT my_used_data_type
INTO my_data_type_used
FROM SYS.DUAL;
SELECT NVL(COUNT(record_id), 0)
INTO my_per_vehicle_total
FROM edr_error_by_hour_veh_data;
SELECT NVL(COUNT(record_id), 0)
INTO my_status_vehicle_total
FROM edr_error_by_hour_veh_data
WHERE vehicle_status > 0
AND vehicle_error_count = 0;
SELECT NVL(COUNT(record_id), 0)
INTO my_error_vehicle_total
FROM edr_error_by_hour_veh_data
WHERE vehicle_error_count > 0;
SELECT NVL(COUNT(record_id), 0)
INTO my_status_clear_total
FROM edr_error_by_hour_veh_data
WHERE vehicle_status = 0
AND vehicle_error_count = 0;
SELECT NVL(SUM(error_count), 0)
INTO my_binned_vehicle_total
FROM edr_error_by_hour_report_data;
SELECT NVL(COUNT(DISTINCT edr_error_by_hour_veh_data.record_id), 0)
INTO my_good_weight_total
FROM edr_error_by_hour_veh_data
WHERE vehicle_error_count = 0
AND BITAND(vehicle_status, my_good_weight_statuses_mask) = 0;
-- insert vehicle totals into the temporary table
DELETE FROM edr_rpt_tmp_veh_totals_table;
INSERT INTO edr_rpt_tmp_veh_totals_table
data_type_used,
per_vehicle_total,
binned_vehicle_total,
error_vehicle_total,
status_vehicle_total,
good_weight_total,
status_clear_total
SELECT my_data_type_used,
my_per_vehicle_total,
my_binned_vehicle_total,
my_error_vehicle_total,
my_status_vehicle_total,
my_good_weight_total,
my_status_clear_total
FROM SYS.DUAL;
-- execute the query into the output refcursor
OPEN report_data FOR
my_report_data_statement;
OPEN chart_data FOR
my_chart_data_statement;
OPEN footer_data FOR
SELECT data_type_used,
per_vehicle_total,
binned_vehicle_total,
error_vehicle_total,
status_vehicle_total,
good_weight_total,
status_clear_total
FROM edr_rpt_tmp_veh_totals_table;
END edr_rpt_gen_error_by_hour;
END edr_rpt_error_by_hour_package;
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Hi,
Thx for the reply.
As the store proc is inside the package and its invoked in visual studio.
I used to compile the pkg in SQL plus and it throws the error as ' wrong number or types of argument in a call to the stored proc 'edr_rpt_gen_error_by_hour'
As I'm new to pl/sql programming , i really dont know how to pass value to the input parameter.
Edited by: user10641405 on Nov 18, 2009 7:27 PM
Edited by: user10641405 on Nov 18, 2009 7:29 PM
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ORA-06550: line 1, column 7:
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; nested exception is:
ORABPEL-11811
Error while trying to prepare and execute an API.
An error occurred while preparing and executing the APPS.XX_BPEL_FND_REQUEST_SUBMIT_REQ.FND_REQUEST$SUBMIT_REQUEST API. Cause: java.sql.SQLException: ORA-06550: line 1, column 13:
PLS-00306: wrong number or types of arguments in call to 'FND_REQUEST$SUBMIT_REQUEST'
ORA-06550: line 1, column 7:
PL/SQL: Statement ignored
[Caused by: ORA-06550: line 1, column 13:
PLS-00306: wrong number or types of arguments in call to 'FND_REQUEST$SUBMIT_REQUEST'
ORA-06550: line 1, column 7:
PL/SQL: Statement ignored
Check to ensure that the API is defined in the database and that the parameters match the signature of the API. Contact oracle support if error is not fixable.
</summary>
</part>
-<part name="detail">
<detail>
Internal Exception: java.sql.SQLException: ORA-06550: line 1, column 13:
PLS-00306: wrong number or types of arguments in call to 'FND_REQUEST$SUBMIT_REQUEST'
ORA-06550: line 1, column 7:
PL/SQL: Statement ignored
Error Code: 6550
</detail>
</part>
</remoteFault>
I thought I am providing the values for the required parameters. But still I am unable to submit. Could some one help me on fixing this issue?
Thanks,That's probably your problem.
Look at http://download-west.oracle.com/docs/cd/B31017_01/integrate.1013/b28351/T430238T430241.htm
Search for "One-time Workaround for Concurrent Programs" in that document. -
Hi,
My Problem is when im adding dataset with stored procedure, im getting this error.
I Can access database,
Could not create a list of fields for the query. Verify that you can connect to the data source and that your query syntax is correct.
ORA-06550: line 1, column 7: PLS-00306: wrong number or types of arguments in call to 'PROCEDURE_NAME' ORA-06550: line 1, column 7: PL/SQL:
Statement ignored
stored procedure is simple select :
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE [PROCEDURE_NAME](L_CURSOR out SYS_REFCURSOR)
is
Begin
open L_CURSOR for
SELECT [columnname] FROM
[tablename]
End;
Configuration Details:
DB: Oracle Database 10g Enterprise Edition Release 10.2.0.4.0 - 64biOracle Developer Tools for Visual Studio Copyright (c) 2005,2014 SQL Server Data Tools Type: Oracle , Data Provider : .Net Framework Data Provider For OracleThe answer is of inside question. It is about provider. Change my provider ODTwithODAC for 10g (my database version). And problem resolved.
Thank you for your helps,
Regards,
Arda -
Pl. help debug - PLS-00306: wrong number or types of arguments in call
Hi,
I am trying to create a wrapper function to all a procedure in Oracle EBusiness Suite 11i.
When I compile the following code
==========
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE gme.KIL_ProcessAlloc IS
vFileName VARCHAR2(30) := '1006251.csv';
vLoc VARCHAR2(20) := '/u041/applmgr/opm/opmappl/utllog';
v_InHandle utl_file.file_type;
vNewLine VARCHAR2(1000);
vLineNo PLS_INTEGER;
c1 PLS_INTEGER;
c2 PLS_INTEGER;
c3 PLS_INTEGER;
c4 PLS_INTEGER;
c5 PLS_INTEGER;
c6 PLS_INTEGER;
c7 PLS_INTEGER;
c8 PLS_INTEGER;
c9 PLS_INTEGER;
c10 PLS_INTEGER;
c11 PLS_INTEGER;
c12 PLS_INTEGER;
c13 PLS_INTEGER;
c14 PLS_INTEGER;
c15 PLS_INTEGER;
c16 PLS_INTEGER;
c17 PLS_INTEGER;
c18 PLS_INTEGER;
c19 PLS_INTEGER;
c20 PLS_INTEGER;
c21 PLS_INTEGER;
c22 PLS_INTEGER;
c23 PLS_INTEGER;
c24 PLS_INTEGER;
c25 PLS_INTEGER;
c26 PLS_INTEGER;
c27 PLS_INTEGER;
c28 PLS_INTEGER;
c29 PLS_INTEGER;
c30 PLS_INTEGER;
c31 PLS_INTEGER;
c32 PLS_INTEGER;
c33 PLS_INTEGER;
c34 PLS_INTEGER;
TYPE AllocArray IS TABLE OF GME_INVENTORY_TXNS_GTMP%ROWTYPE
INDEX BY BINARY_INTEGER;
l_Allocdata AllocArray;
TYPE MtlDetailArray IS TABLE OF gme_material_details%ROWTYPE
INDEX BY BINARY_INTEGER;
l_MtlDetaildata MtlDetailArray;
TYPE xTranArray IS TABLE OF GME_INVENTORY_TXNS_GTMP%ROWTYPE
INDEX BY BINARY_INTEGER;
l_xtrandata xTranArray;
TYPE defTranArray IS TABLE OF GME_INVENTORY_TXNS_GTMP%ROWTYPE
INDEX BY BINARY_INTEGER;
l_deftrandata defTranArray;
t_messagecount number;
t_messagelist varchar2(10000);
t_returnstatus varchar2(1);
BEGIN
v_InHandle := utl_file.fopen(vLoc, vFileName, 'r');
vLineNo := 1;
LOOP
BEGIN
utl_file.get_line(v_InHandle, vNewLine);
EXCEPTION
WHEN NO_DATA_FOUND THEN
EXIT;
END;
vNewLine := TRANSLATE(vNewLine, 'A''', 'A');
c1 := INSTR(vNewLine, ',', 1,1);
c2 := INSTR(vNewLine, ',', 1,2);
c3 := INSTR(vNewLine, ',', 1,3);
c4 := INSTR(vNewLine, ',', 1,4);
c5 := INSTR(vNewLine, ',', 1,5);
c6 := INSTR(vNewLine, ',', 1,6);
c7 := INSTR(vNewLine, ',', 1,7);
c8 := INSTR(vNewLine, ',', 1,8);
c9 := INSTR(vNewLine, ',', 1,9);
c10 := INSTR(vNewLine, ',', 1,10);
c11 := INSTR(vNewLine, ',', 1,11);
c12 := INSTR(vNewLine, ',', 1,12);
c13 := INSTR(vNewLine, ',', 1,13);
c14 := INSTR(vNewLine, ',', 1,14);
c15 := INSTR(vNewLine, ',', 1,15);
c16 := INSTR(vNewLine, ',', 1,16);
c17 := INSTR(vNewLine, ',', 1,17);
c18 := INSTR(vNewLine, ',', 1,18);
c19 := INSTR(vNewLine, ',', 1,19);
c20 := INSTR(vNewLine, ',', 1,20);
c21 := INSTR(vNewLine, ',', 1,21);
c22 := INSTR(vNewLine, ',', 1,22);
c23 := INSTR(vNewLine, ',', 1,23);
c24 := INSTR(vNewLine, ',', 1,24);
c25 := INSTR(vNewLine, ',', 1,25);
c26 := INSTR(vNewLine, ',', 1,26);
c27 := INSTR(vNewLine, ',', 1,27);
c28 := INSTR(vNewLine, ',', 1,28);
c29 := INSTR(vNewLine, ',', 1,29);
c30 := INSTR(vNewLine, ',', 1,30);
c31 := INSTR(vNewLine, ',', 1,31);
c32 := INSTR(vNewLine, ',', 1,32);
c33 := INSTR(vNewLine, ',', 1,33);
c34 := INSTR(vNewLine, ',', 1,34);
-- l_allocdata(vLineNo).sourceno := SUBSTR(vNewLine,1,c1-1);
-- l_allocdata(vLineNo).sizeno := SUBSTR(vNewLine,c1+1,c2-c1-1);
-- l_allocdata(vLineNo).status := SUBSTR(vNewLine,c2+1,c3-c2-1);
-- l_allocdata(vLineNo).latitude := SUBSTR(vNewLine,c3+1,c4-c3-1);
-- l_allocdata(vLineNo).longitude := SUBSTR(vNewLine,c4+1,c5-c4-1);
-- l_allocdata(vLineNo).testfor := SUBSTR(vNewLine,c5+1);
l_allocdata(vLineNo).trans_id := SUBSTR(vNewLine,1,c1-1);
l_allocdata(vLineNo).item_id := SUBSTR(vNewLine,c1+1,c2-c1-1);
l_allocdata(vLineNo).co_code := SUBSTR(vNewLine,c2+1,c3-c2-1);
l_allocdata(vLineNo).orgn_code := SUBSTR(vNewLine,c3+1,c4-c3-1);
l_allocdata(vLineNo).whse_code := SUBSTR(vNewLine,c4+1,c5-c4-1);
l_allocdata(vLineNo).lot_id := SUBSTR(vNewLine,c5+1,c6-c5-1);
l_allocdata(vLineNo).location := SUBSTR(vNewLine,c6+1,c7-c6-1);
l_allocdata(vLineNo).doc_id := SUBSTR(vNewLine,c7+1,c8-c7-1);
l_allocdata(vLineNo).doc_type := SUBSTR(vNewLine,c8+1,c9-c8-1);
l_allocdata(vLineNo).doc_line := SUBSTR(vNewLine,c9+1,c10-c9-1);
l_allocdata(vLineNo).line_type := SUBSTR(vNewLine,c10+1,c11-c10-1);
l_allocdata(vLineNo).reason_code := SUBSTR(vNewLine,c11+1,c12-c11-1);
l_allocdata(vLineNo).trans_date := SUBSTR(vNewLine,c12+1,c13-c12-1);
l_allocdata(vLineNo).trans_qty := SUBSTR(vNewLine,c13+1,c14-c13-1);
l_allocdata(vLineNo).trans_qty2 := SUBSTR(vNewLine,c14+1,c15-c14-1);
l_allocdata(vLineNo).qc_grade := SUBSTR(vNewLine,c15+1,c16-c15-1);
l_allocdata(vLineNo).lot_status := SUBSTR(vNewLine,c16+1,c17-c16-1);
l_allocdata(vLineNo).trans_stat := SUBSTR(vNewLine,c17+1,c18-c17-1);
l_allocdata(vLineNo).trans_um := SUBSTR(vNewLine,c18+1,c19-c18-1);
l_allocdata(vLineNo).trans_um2 := SUBSTR(vNewLine,c19+1,c20-c19-1);
l_allocdata(vLineNo).completed_ind := SUBSTR(vNewLine,c20+1,c21-c20-1);
l_allocdata(vLineNo).staged_ind := SUBSTR(vNewLine,c21+1,c22-c21-1);
l_allocdata(vLineNo).gl_posted_ind := SUBSTR(vNewLine,c22+1,c23-c22-1);
l_allocdata(vLineNo).event_id := SUBSTR(vNewLine,c23+1,c24-c23-1);
l_allocdata(vLineNo).text_code := SUBSTR(vNewLine,c24+1,c25-c24-1);
l_allocdata(vLineNo).transaction_no := SUBSTR(vNewLine,c25+1,c26-c25-1);
l_allocdata(vLineNo).action_code := SUBSTR(vNewLine,c26+1,c27-c26-1);
l_allocdata(vLineNo).material_detail_id := SUBSTR(vNewLine,c27+1,c28-c27-1);
l_allocdata(vLineNo).organization_id := SUBSTR(vNewLine,c28+1,c29-c28-1);
l_allocdata(vLineNo).locator_id := SUBSTR(vNewLine,c29+1,c30-c29-1);
l_allocdata(vLineNo).subinventory := SUBSTR(vNewLine,c30+1,c31-c30-1);
l_allocdata(vLineNo).alloc_um := SUBSTR(vNewLine,c31+1,c32-c31-1);
l_allocdata(vLineNo).alloc_qty := SUBSTR(vNewLine,c32+1,c33-c32-1);
l_allocdata(vLineNo).def_trans_ind := SUBSTR(vNewLine,c33+1,c34-c33-1);
vLineNo := vLineNo+1;
END LOOP;
utl_file.fclose(v_InHandle);
FOR i IN 1..vLineNo-1 loop
GME_API_PUB.insert_line_allocation (
1,
100,
FALSE,
True,
l_allocdata(i),
null,
null,
false,
false,
false,
l_MtlDetailData,
l_xtrandata,
l_deftrandata,
t_messagecount,
t_messagelist,
t_returnstatus);
end loop;
IF (t_returnstatus <> 'S') THEN
for i IN 1 .. t_messagecount LOOP
dbms_output.put_line('The text is '||FND_MSG_PUB.get(i,t_messagelist));
END LOOP;
END IF;
-- COMMIT;
EXCEPTION
WHEN OTHERS THEN
RAISE;
END KIL_ProcessAlloc;
===============
I get this
Warning: Procedure created with compilation errors.
SQL> sho err
Errors for PROCEDURE GME.KIL_PROCESSALLOC:
LINE/COL ERROR
145/8 PLS-00306: wrong number or types of arguments in call to
'INSERT_LINE_ALLOCATION'
145/8 PL/SQL: Statement ignored
=================
The package specs of GME_API_PU is under:
===============
PROCEDURE insert_line_allocation (
p_api_version IN NUMBER := gme_api_pub.api_version
,p_validation_level IN NUMBER := gme_api_pub.max_errors
,p_init_msg_list IN BOOLEAN := FALSE
,p_commit IN BOOLEAN := FALSE
,p_tran_row IN gme_inventory_txns_gtmp%ROWTYPE
,p_lot_no IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL
,p_sublot_no IN VARCHAR2 DEFAULT NULL
,p_create_lot IN BOOLEAN DEFAULT FALSE
,p_ignore_shortage IN BOOLEAN DEFAULT FALSE
,p_scale_phantom IN BOOLEAN DEFAULT FALSE
,x_material_detail OUT gme_material_details%ROWTYPE
,x_tran_row OUT gme_inventory_txns_gtmp%ROWTYPE
,x_def_tran_row OUT gme_inventory_txns_gtmp%ROWTYPE
,x_message_count OUT NUMBER
,x_message_list OUT VARCHAR2
,x_return_status OUT VARCHAR2);
GME_API_PUB.insert_line_allocation
===========
What am I doing wrong...why am I getting PLS-00306.
Can someone help?
Thank you
Sundar
[email protected]Hi John,
Thanks a ton - a nice Christmas gift. Thank you for being a Santa :-).
I used the same subscript as the one used for in parameter and the procedure compiled without errors.
A corollary: If (any of the) Out parameter is null (all columns of the row/array), will the array row element still be stored ? May be I cross the bridge when I come to it.
Merry Christmas.
Sundar -
Issue with proc-ora-06550 wrong number or types of arguments in call to
Hi....
When i am running the flollwing procedure as
SQL> exec Prc_WA_Default_Currt_flag(15445);
the following error is thrown.......could someone help me and please let me know how this can be corrected.
BEGIN Prc_WA_Default_Currt_flag(15445); END;
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-06550: line 1, column 7:
PLS-00306: wrong number or types of arguments in call to
'PRC_WA_DEFAULT_CURRT_FLAG'
ORA-06550: line 1, column 7:
PL/SQL: Statement ignored
***proc code****
CREATE OR REPLACE procedure Prc_WA_Default_Currt_flag(Instance_Id_Upd_in in number,dummy1 out number) as
Instance_Id_Upd1 number;
dummy2 number;
cursor c1 is select rwid from wa_temp_default;
begin
Instance_Id_Upd1:=Instance_Id_Upd_in;
for i in c1 loop
update default_event_log set current_flag=null,Instance_id_upd=Instance_Id_Upd1
where rowid =i.rwid and load_date<(select currLoadtime from wa_batch where
jobname='Default_event_log') and current_flag='Y';
end loop;
commit;
for i in c1 loop
update default_event_log set current_flag='Y'
where load_date>=(select currLoadtime from wa_batch where
jobname='Default_event_log') and rowid=i.rwid;
end loop;
commit;
select to_number(Instance_Id_Upd1) into dummy1 from dual;
end;
/Hi,
Since it contains an out parameter it has to run this way
declare
dummy_out number;
begin
prc_wa_default_currt_flag(15445,dummy_out);
end;Regards
Anurag -
PLS-00306: wrong number or types of arguments in call in a for loop
Dear all
I recently put up another post about the same error message but as the message now relates to another part of my programme and, in my mind at least, a different conceptual idea, I thought I should start a new top. If that is not right thing to have done then please let me know. I am working in 10.2.
I am trying to pass through multiple variables. When I run the code at the end of this question I get an error message:
PLS-00306: wrong number or types of arguments in call to 'CUR_MAP_LIST'This relates to the line:
FOR var_map_list IN cur_map_list (par_map_list (n))I think the reason the error message comes up is because par_map_list is a associate array / PL/SQL table and cur_map_list is based on %rowtype. Although I could be wrong. However I am not sure what I should be doing so that I don't get such an error message.
I was reading through page 623 on Web Development 9i (by Brown; pub. McGrew-Hill) and pages 357-358 of Oracle Web Application Programming for PL/SQL Developers (by Boardman, Caffrey, Morse, Rosenzweig; pub. Prentice Hall), in order to try and write my code. As well as Oracle's Application Developer’s Guide - Fundamentals (Release 2), page 11-6. In particular the Web Development book uses the following:
create or replace procedure query_department
(in_dept_no owa_util.ident_arr)
is
cursor dept_cursor (nbt_dept_no emp.deptno%TYPE) is
select empno, ename, mgr, sal, comm
from scott.emp
where deptno = nbt_dept_no;
begin
for x in 1 .. in_dept_no.count loop
for dept_rec in dept_cursor(in_dept_no (x)) loop
end loop;
end loop;
end;In that example the cursor selects empno, ename, mgr, sal and comm from emp. So if it is doing that the cursor must be of a VARCHAR2 and NUMBER data type. What I don't understand is the for dept_rec in part. For a start I am not sure where dept_rec comes from? If it is a NUMBER data type, how can the in_dept_no, which is a owa_util.ident_arr associate array / PL/SQL data type work with it. Unfortunately because the example is incomplete and doesn't include procedures relating to the in variables, I am unable to run it and try and learn from what it is doing, so that I can try and relate the concept to my own work.
My programme is as follows. There may be other errors in the code not relating to this error. If so I hope to find these and resolve them once I understand what I should be doing here:
--Global variables--
gvar_mapviewer_host VARCHAR2(56) := 'http://tiger.iso.port.ac.uk:7785/mapviewer/omserver';
gvar_proc_host VARCHAR2(56) := 'http://tiger.iso.port.ac.uk:7785/www/geg50160';
gvar_xml_request VARCHAR2(100) :='?xml_request=<?xml version="1.0" standalone="yes"?>';
--Main calling programming--
PROCEDURE MAPS AS
empty owa_util.ident_arr;
var_xml_theme VARCHAR2(32767);
BEGIN
PROCMAPLIST (empty, var_xml_theme);
END maps;
--create checkboxes--
PROCEDURE PROCCHECKLIST
(par_check_list IN OUT owa_util.ident_arr,
par_xml_theme OUT VARCHAR2
AS
CURSOR cur_map_list IS
SELECT MT.map_title
MI.map_id
OMSN.map_sheet_number_id
WRMF.web_raster_map_id
FROM MAP_TITLE MT
MAP_INFO MI
MAP_SHEET_NUMBER OMSN,
WEB_RASTER_MAP_FILE WRMF,
WHERE MI.map_title_id = MT.map_title_id
AND MI.map_id = OMSN.map_id
AND WRMF.map_id = MI.map_id
AND WRMF.map_sheet_number_id = OMSN.map_sheet_number_id;
var_map_list cur_map_list%ROWTYPE;
var_xml_theme VARCHAR2(32767);
BEGIN
htp.htmlOpen;
htp.headOpen;
htp.headClose;
htp.bodyOpen;
htp.print('<FORM METHOD = "post"
ACTION = "'||gvar_proc_host||'.mappackage.procdisplay">');
htp.print('<FIELDSET>
<LEGEND> Select the maps you wish to display </LEGEND>');
FOR n IN 1 .. par_map_list.COUNT
LOOP
FOR var_map_list IN cur_map_list (par_map_list (n))
LOOP
htp.print(' <UL>
<LI>
<LABEL FOR = "WRMF'||
var_map_list.web_raster_map_id||'">
<INPUT type = "checkbox"
id = "WRMFB'||
var_map_list.web_raster_map_id||'"
name = "WRMFB'||
var_map_list.web_raster_map_id||'"
value = "'||var_map_list.web_raster_map_id||'"
/>
Map title: '|| var_map_list.map_title||'<BR>
Sheet number: '||var_map_list.map_sheet_number||'');
htp.print('</LABEL>
</LI>
</UL>');
END LOOP;
END LOOP;
htp.print('</FIELDSET>');
htp.print('<p>
<INPUT TYPE = "submit"
NAME = "Display selected maps"
VALUE = "Display selected maps" />
</FORM>');
htp.bodyClose;
END PROCCHECKLIST;Thank you for reading. Kind regards
TimDear everyone
I have now resolved the problems I was having with multiple values and checkboxes, thanks to comments in this thread, read large chucks of Oracle PL/SQL Programming by Steve Feuerstein and suddenly realising where I am going wrong in terms of thinking.
For a start, I when I was dealing with the multiple values, I was trying to get PL/SQL to pass them out. Of course this is done by the action part of the input form. Although I have not done much web coding, I did know about this. However because I was so engrossed in trying to understand how multiple values work, I didn't relate the two ideas. I even mind mapping the problem and still didn't get it.
I also did not think to change my the action from post command to get, so that I could see what was coming out. However that would not have made too much of a difference because the other problem I had was related to where sub programmes were declared. The function which received the values was privately declared, and not in the package spec. This meant the web browser could not find the function as that can only make use of the programmes declared publicly.
Once I made these changes, as well as correcting other minor typing mistakes, the values passed through as expected. The only other mistake I made was to include the name option after the submit input type. In my case I did not need to submit the value of that button. The revised code is as follows. In this version I replaced the function with a procedure that simply prints the checkbox values to screen. I have also made the input form action get, instead of post, so that the values can be seen in the web browser address bar:
create or replace
PACKAGE MAPSITE AS
PROCEDURE MAPS;
PROCEDURE PROCCHECKLIST
(par_check_list IN OUT OWA_UTIL.IDENT_ARR
PROCEDURE PROCDISPLAY
(maplist IN OUT OWA_UTIL.IDENT_ARR);
END MAPSITE;
create or replace
PACKAGE BODY MAPSITE AS
--Global variables--
gvar_mapviewer_host VARCHAR2(56) := 'http://tiger.iso.port.ac.uk:7785/mapviewer/omserver';
gvar_proc_host VARCHAR2(56) := 'http://tiger.iso.port.ac.uk:7785/www/geg50160';
gvar_xml_request VARCHAR2(100) :='?xml_request=<?xml version="1.0" standalone="yes"?>';
--Main calling programming--
PROCEDURE MAPS AS
empty owa_util.ident_arr;
BEGIN
PROCCHECKLIST (empty);
END MAPS;
--create checkboxes--
PROCEDURE PROCCHECKLIST
(par_check_list IN OUT owa_util.ident_arr
AS
CURSOR cur_map_list IS
SELECT MT.map_title,
MI.map_id,
OMSN.map_sheet_number_id,
WRMF.web_raster_map_id
FROM MAP_TITLE MT,
MAP_INFO MI,
MAP_SHEET_NUMBER OMSN,
WEB_RASTER_MAP_FILE WRMF
WHERE MI.map_title_id = MT.map_title_id
AND MI.map_id = OMSN.map_id
AND WRMF.map_id = MI.map_id
AND WRMF.map_sheet_number_id = OMSN.map_sheet_number_id;
BEGIN
htp.htmlOpen;
htp.headOpen;
htp.headClose;
htp.bodyOpen;
htp.print('<FORM METHOD = "post"
ACTION = "'||gvar_proc_host||'.mappackage.procdisplay">');
htp.print('<FIELDSET>
<LEGEND> Select the maps you wish to display </LEGEND>');
FOR var_map_list IN cur_map_list
LOOP
htp.print(' <UL>
<LI>
<LABEL FOR = "WRMF'||
var_map_list.web_raster_map_id||'">
<INPUT type = "checkbox"
id = "WRMFB'||
var_map_list.web_raster_map_id||'"
name = "maplist"
CHECKED = "' ||
par_map_list ||'"
value = "'||var_map_list.web_raster_map_id||'"
/>
Map title: '|| var_map_list.map_title||'<BR>
Sheet number: '||var_map_list.map_sheet_number||'');
htp.print('</LABEL>
</LI>
</UL>');
END LOOP;
htp.print('</FIELDSET>');
htp.print('<p>
<INPUT TYPE = "submit"
VALUE = "Display selected maps" />
</FORM>');
htp.bodyClose;
END PROCCHECKLIST;
---PROCDISPLAY PROCEDURE---
PROCEDURE PROCDISPLAY (maplist IN OUT owa_util.ident_arr)
IS
BEGIN
FOR n IN 1..maplist.COUNT
LOOP
htp.print('Checkbox value i.e. var_map_list.web_raster_map_id is: ' ||maplist(n)||'
<P>');
END LOOP;
END PROCDISPLAY;
END MAPSITE;Kind regards
Tim -
PLS-00306 wrong number or types of arguments in call to 'PUT_LINE'
Hi Guys,
I'm practising the plsql workouts,during a anonymous PL/SQL block i got the below error,what the mistake i did ?
declare
v1 employee_290512%rowtype;
cursor c1 is select * from employee_290512;
begin
open c1;
loop
fetch c1 into v1;
exit when c1% notfound;
dbms_output.put_line(v1);
end loop;
end;
{/code}
And i got the below error
Error:
ORA-06550: line 10, column 1:
PLS-00306: wrong number or types of arguments in call to 'PUT_LINE'
ORA-06550: line 10, column 1:
PL/SQL: Statement ignored
/Error.
Please help me on this.
Regards
ThelakHi there,
i got the same error. kindly check what's wrong with my below coding;
SQL> SET SERVEROUTPUT ON
SQL> DECLARE
2 TYPE Type_Tab_Data IS RECORD
3 (
4 ARMZIG_Q2SFX char(3),
5 somme number(20,2),
6 ARMZIG_Q2AN8 number(8),
7 ARMZIG_Q2DOC number(8),
8 ARMZIG_Q2DCT char(2),
9 ARMZIG_Q2CO varchar2(15 char)
10 );
11 TYPE Tab_Data IS TABLE OF Type_Tab_Data INDEX BY BINARY_INTEGER ;
12 t_flexnum5 Tab_Data;
13 v_test pls_integer;
14 v_text_erreur varchar2(200 char);
15 BEGIN
16 SELECT b.ARMZIG_Q2SFX,a.somme,a.ARMZIG_Q2AN8,a.ARMZIG_Q2DOC,a.ARMZIG_Q2DCT,a.ARMZIG_Q2CO
17 BULK COLLECT INTO t_flexnum5
18 from
19 (
20 SELECT sum(ARMZIG_Q2AAP/100)as somme,ARMZIG_Q2AN8,ARMZIG_Q2DOC,ARMZIG_Q2DCT,ARMZIG_Q2CO
21 from ARMAST_ZIG_EUR
22 where ENVZIG_ID = 'E'
23 group by ARMZIG_Q2AN8,ARMZIG_Q2DOC,ARMZIG_Q2DCT,ARMZIG_Q2CO
24 ) a, ARMAST_ZIG_EUR b
25 where a.ARMZIG_Q2AN8 = b.ARMZIG_Q2AN8
26 and a.ARMZIG_Q2DOC = b.ARMZIG_Q2DOC
27 and a.ARMZIG_Q2DCT = b.ARMZIG_Q2DCT
28 and a.ARMZIG_Q2CO = b.ARMZIG_Q2CO
29 and b.ENVZIG_ID = 'E';
30
31 DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line(t_flexnum5);
32
33 END;
34 /
DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line(t_flexnum5);
ERROR at line 31:
ORA-06550: line 31, column 7:
PLS-00306: wrong number or types of arguments in call to 'PUT_LINE'
ORA-06550: line 31, column 7:
PL/SQL: Statement ignored -
Hi,
I have the below Oracle procedure with two parameters , the first one i IS TABLE OF number INDEX BY BINARY_INTEGER, and the second one is of type Ref cursor of predifned RECORD type.
PROCEDURE Proc1(p_proj_comp_no_list IN core_util.ref_t,
p_proj_comp_post_query_cursor OUT t_proj_comp_post_query_cursor
) IS
This has been working fine while we were using DEVART Oracle drivers. however, as soon we move to ODP 11.2.0.1.1 Beta version we get the below error while executing the procedure via ODP.
{"ORA-06550: line 1, column 7:\nPLS-00306: wrong number or types of arguments in call to 'PROJ_COMP_POST_QUERY'\nORA-06550: line 1, column 7:\nPL/SQL: Statement ignored"}
Below is the debug watch result of the two parameters of the COMMAND being executed.
Best Regards,
Prabhakar
+ *base {P_PROJ_COMP_NO_LIST} System.Data.Common.DbParameter {Oracle.DataAccess.Client.OracleParameter}*
ArrayBindSize null int[]
ArrayBindStatus null Oracle.DataAccess.Client.OracleParameterStatus[]
CollectionType None Oracle.DataAccess.Client.OracleCollectionType
DbType String System.Data.DbType
Direction Input System.Data.ParameterDirection
IsNullable false bool
Offset 0 int
OracleDbType Long Oracle.DataAccess.Client.OracleDbType
OracleDbTypeEx Long Oracle.DataAccess.Client.OracleDbType
ParameterName "P_PROJ_COMP_NO_LIST" string
Precision 0 byte
Scale 0 byte
Size 1 int
SourceColumn "" string
SourceColumnNullMapping false bool
SourceVersion Current System.Data.DataRowVersion
Status Success Oracle.DataAccess.Client.OracleParameterStatus
UdtTypeName "" string
+ Value {long[1]} object {long[]}
+ Static members
+ Non-Public members
- [1] {P_PROJ_COMP_POST_QUERY_CURSOR} object {Oracle.DataAccess.Client.OracleParameter}
+ *base {P_PROJ_COMP_POST_QUERY_CURSOR} System.Data.Common.DbParameter {Oracle.DataAccess.Client.OracleParameter}*
ArrayBindSize null int[]
ArrayBindStatus null Oracle.DataAccess.Client.OracleParameterStatus[]
CollectionType None Oracle.DataAccess.Client.OracleCollectionType
DbType Object System.Data.DbType
Direction Output System.Data.ParameterDirection
IsNullable false bool
Offset 0 int
OracleDbType RefCursor Oracle.DataAccess.Client.OracleDbType
OracleDbTypeEx RefCursor Oracle.DataAccess.Client.OracleDbType
ParameterName "P_PROJ_COMP_POST_QUERY_CURSOR" string
Precision 0 byte
Scale 0 byte
Size 0 int
SourceColumn "" string
SourceColumnNullMapping false bool
SourceVersion Current System.Data.DataRowVersion
Status Success Oracle.DataAccess.Client.OracleParameterStatus
UdtTypeName "" string
+ Value {} object {System.DBNull}
+ Static members
+ Non-Public membersHi,
Can you please show the actual code that creates and appends the parameters instead, along with cmd.commandtext?
Thanks
Greg
Edited by: gdarling on Jun 30, 2010 11:54 AM
Also note that unless you're using Oracle Developer Tools for VS to generate the code, this would probably be more appropriate in the ODP forum:
ODP.NET -
I have been strucK at a point in invoking the procedure which has a boolean parameter which when called from java program get error saying that "wrong number or types of arguments in call to 'P_RETRIEVE_OPPTY_ORDER_STATUS'". the procedure is given below along with the calling java code , and the Errors.
If i change the parameter data type to VARCHAR2 (the parameter hilighted in red) in the in the procedure and invoke it with the same method it works fine, even if i change the "callableStatement.setBoolean(1, true); to callableStatement.setInt(1, 1); it works fine.When i call it with setting the boolean to the procedure from my java i get a error. Im really confused whether is this a issue with oracle? or with java code.
Please can any body suggest me any kind of solution! to over come this scenario.
///// java code
public void testThePackage() throws ClassNotFoundException { Connection connection = null; connection = (Connection) getConnection(); CallableStatement callableStatement = null; try { callableStatement = connection .prepareCall("{call L_test.p_retrieve_oppty_order_status(?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?)}"); callableStatement.setBoolean(1, true); // callableStatement.setString(1, "YES"); // callableStatement.setInt(1, 1); // callableStatement.setLong(1, 1L); callableStatement.setString(2, "SFA"); callableStatement.setString(3, "123421"); callableStatement.setLong(4, 1L); callableStatement.setLong(5, 123L); callableStatement.setLong(6, 345L); callableStatement.setInt(7, 10); callableStatement.setInt(8, 2435); callableStatement.setInt(9, 5675); callableStatement.registerOutParameter(10, Types.NUMERIC); // on_return_status callableStatement.registerOutParameter(11, Types.VARCHAR); // os_duns_no callableStatement.registerOutParameter(12, Types.VARCHAR); // os_hq_duns_no callableStatement.registerOutParameter(13, Types.NUMERIC); // on_approval_id callableStatement.registerOutParameter(14, Types.NUMERIC); // on_approval_amt callableStatement.registerOutParameter(15, Types.VARCHAR); // os_message callableStatement.registerOutParameter(16, Types.VARCHAR); // os_approval_cd callableStatement.registerOutParameter(17, Types.VARCHAR); // os_security_term_cd callableStatement.registerOutParameter(18, Types.VARCHAR); // action // code callableStatement.registerOutParameter(19, Types.VARCHAR); // action // message // txt callableStatement.execute(); connection.commit(); } catch (SQLException e) { System.out.println(e.getMessage()); } } [/code] /////procedure CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE BODY cust.L_test IS PROCEDURE p_retrieve_oppty_order_status (isNonAttilaAttempt boolean , is_system_cd VARCHAR2 , is_order_id VARCHAR2 , in_oppty_id NUMBER , in_company_id VARCHAR2 , in_acct_id NUMBER ,in_local_rev NUMBER ,in_switched_rev NUMBER ,in_dedicated_rev NUMBER , on_return_status OUT NUMBER , os_duns_no OUT VARCHAR2 , os_hq_duns_no OUT VARCHAR2 , on_approval_id OUT NUMBER , on_credit_balance OUT NUMBER , os_message OUT VARCHAR2 , os_approval_cd OUT VARCHAR2 , os_security_term_cd OUT VARCHAR2 ,os_action_cd OUT VARCHAR2 ,os_action_txt_msg OUT VARCHAR2) IS io_return l_cdt_util.return_data_t; action_cd VARCHAR2(20):= NULL; flag boolean:=false; BEGIN if isNonAttilaAttempt =[color=red]true[/color] then --'YES' true flag:=true; end if; insert into example (id,data,deleted) values(1,'Test','YES'); END p_retrieve_oppty_order_status; END cust.L_test; CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE BODY cust.L_test IS PROCEDURE p_retrieve_oppty_order_status (isNonAttilaAttempt boolean , is_system_cd VARCHAR2 , is_order_id VARCHAR2 , in_oppty_id NUMBER , in_company_id VARCHAR2 , in_acct_id NUMBER ,in_local_rev NUMBER ,in_switched_rev NUMBER ,in_dedicated_rev NUMBER , on_return_status OUT NUMBER , os_duns_no OUT VARCHAR2 , os_hq_duns_no OUT VARCHAR2 , on_approval_id OUT NUMBER , on_credit_balance OUT NUMBER , os_message OUT VARCHAR2 , os_approval_cd OUT VARCHAR2 , os_security_term_cd OUT VARCHAR2 ,os_action_cd OUT VARCHAR2 ,os_action_txt_msg OUT VARCHAR2) IS io_return l_cdt_util.return_data_t; action_cd VARCHAR2(20):= NULL; flag boolean:=false; BEGIN if isNonAttilaAttempt =[color=red]true[/color] then --'YES' true flag:=true; end if; insert into example (id,data,deleted) values(1,'Test','YES'); END p_retrieve_oppty_order_status; END cust.L_test; /////error ORA-06550: line 1, column 7: wrong number or types of arguments in call to 'P_RETRIEVE_OPPTY_ORDER_STATUS' line 1, column 7: PL/SQL: Statement ignoredHi YoungWinston,
I realy appriciate your comments on the standard of the code , i also accept procedure and code may not be readable,
but the problem is not because of bloated call its just beacause of the Boolean parameter being passed throught the java code, and where as the SQL/PL does not allow BOOLEAN as paramater, please refer the below link for justification.
what am expecting is , is there any solution to this problem (not a work arround solution).
Please provide me with some sort of solution/hints or suggestions in achieving this solution,
I would realy your effort
Thanks
ud
http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B28359_01/appdev.111/b28370/datatypes.htm#CJACJGBG
Predefined PL/SQL BOOLEAN Data Type
The BOOLEAN data type stores logical values, which you can use in logical operations. The logical values are the Boolean values TRUE and FALSE and the value NULL.
The syntax for specifying an BOOLEAN data item is:
BOOLEAN
SQL has no data type equivalent to BOOLEAN; therefore you cannot use BOOLEAN variables or parameters in the following:
SQL statements
Built-in SQL functions (such as TO_CHAR)
PL/SQL functions invoked from SQL statements
You cannot insert the value TRUE or FALSE into a database column. You cannot retrieve the value of a database column into a BOOLEAN variable.
To represent BOOLEAN values in output, use IF-THEN or CASE constructs to translate BOOLEAN values into another type (for example, 0 or 1, 'Y' or 'N', 'true' or 'false'). -
Oracle XML Gateway- Mapping XML to Oracle Apps API - Wrong Number or types
XML GATEWAY INBOUND – CALLING AN API (PL/SQL record type IN variable) TO INSERT THE DATA INTO SAMPLE TABLE
Hi,
I am using XML Gateway to push data into Oracle Apps using a procedure call with “Record Type” as the parameter. I am getting a “wrong number” or types of arguments mismatch error inspite of following the process described in the Oracle XML Gateway User’s Guide
Steps followed:
DB
1. I Created a sample table XX_CUST_HIST(ID NUMBER, ACCOUNT_NAME VARCHAR2(50), FIRST_NAME VARCHAR2(50), LAST_NAME VARCHAR2(50), TITLE VARCHAR2(50))
2. I then Created a package ‘XX_XML_DEMO_API’ in which we have defined a record type and a procedure.
3. The Record type ‘customerRecordType’ holds account_name , first_name, last_name and the title.
4. The Procedure ‘insert_customer_r’ takes 2 IN arguments :
1. p_ id number
2. p_customer customerRecordType
5. The procedure will insert the values into xx_cust_hist table
p_id -> id
p_customer.account_name -> account_name
p_customer.first_name -> first_name
p_customer.last_name -> last_name
p_customer.title -> title
Now I need to call the procedure ‘XX_XML_DEMO_API . insert_customer_r’ from XML gateway.
Following are the steps to call the procedure:
[1] Create DTD
ELEMENT NEW_CUSTOMER_APIR (DATAAREA)
ELEMENT DATAAREA (CUSTOMER_DATA)
ELEMENT CUSTOMER_DATA (ID, CUSTOMER_RECORD)
ELEMENT ID (#PCDATA) ELEMENT CUSTOMER_RECORD (ACCOUNT_NAME, FIRST_NAME, LAST_NAME, TITLE)
ELEMENT ACCOUNT_NAME (#PCDATA)
ELEMENT FIRST_NAME (#PCDATA)
ELEMENT LAST_NAME (#PCDATA)
ELEMENT TITLE (#PCDATA)
[2] Creation of XML map Data Definition type for Source and Destination are set to XML.
While executing the procedure ‘XX_XML_DEMO_API . insert_customer_r’ in post_process from the message designer, instead of 2 (p_id IN number , p_customer IN customerRecordType) parameters it is showing 6 parameters (p_id IN number, p_customer IN customerRecordType, account_name IN varchar2, first_name IN varchar2, last_name IN varchar2, title IN varchar2). Six parameters are getting mapped, instead of the 2 that the procedure really needs.
[3] Testing of XML map. Error message in transaction monitor:
ORA-06550: line 1, column 7: PLS-00306: wrong number or types of arguments in call to 'INSERT_CUSTOMER_R' ORA-06550: line 1, column 7: PL/SQL: Statement ignored -
ECX_ACTIONS.BIND_PROC_VARIABLES
The process executed and produced the error message given in the step 3. The standard documentation is unclear on how this should be done. Being a newbie to the XML Gateway technology I am unable to get a clue about what the error message could be and which step of the process produced the message. Could anyone help me to proceed further?
Thanks in advance.Hi Siva,
It seems like the walletkey property of event type is defined incorrectly. Please try by defining the event as follows:
<wlevs:property name="walletkey" type="char" length="20"/>
Use "char" instead of "char[]".
Best Regards,
Sandeep -
FDPSTP failed due to ORA-06550: line1 ,column:" Wrong number of types of ar
Hi All
I am tying to submit the concurrent request through buttom, when i press the button.. the request is submitting but showing the error"FDPSTP failed due to ORA-06550: line1 ,column:" Wrong number of types of argument in call"
What are the paramerter i submited in SRS window( normal submition not throu button) is are equall submition throw button.... And in procedure also i am using errbuf and retcode...
Can any one help regarding the issue where i am doing the mistake...
PROCEDURE Einvoice(ERRBUF OUT VARCHAR2,RETCODE OUT VARCHAR2,P_INVOICE_TYPE RA_CUST_TRX_TYPES_all.type%TYPE,
P_INVOICE_FROM RA_CUSTOMER_TRX_PARTIAL_V.TRX_NUMBER%TYPE,
P_INVOICE_TO RA_CUSTOMER_TRX_PARTIAL_V.TRX_NUMBER%TYPE,
P_CUSTOMER_ID RA_CUSTOMER_TRX_PARTIAL_V.SOLD_TO_CUSTOMER_ID%TYPE,
P_DOCUMENT_NUM NUMBER,
P_reprint_flag VARCHAR2
In the button trigger
FND_REQUEST.SUBMIT_REQUEST('GETSAR'
,'EINVOICE'
,NULL ,NULL ,FALSE
,:main_b.invoice_type
,to_number(:main_b.From_Invoice_number)
,to_number(:main_b.to_invoice_number)
,:main_b.customer_id
,to_number(:main_b.document_no_from)
,:main_b.reprint_flag
,'') up to 100 parameters
We need to change any datatypes in procedure ?????????????Duplicate post.
"FDPSTP failed due to ORA-06550: line1 ,column:" Wrong number of types of
"FDPSTP failed due to ORA-06550: line1 ,column:" Wrong number of types of -
Getting issue while running the SP - wrong number or types of arguments in
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE TestSPForOracle
(cv_1 IN OUT SYS_REFCURSOR)
AS
BEGIN
DELETE FROM tt_abc;
INSERT INTO tt_abc (SELECT * FROM tblPrdCatMstr_TT);
OPEN cv_1 FOR
SELECT * FROM tt_abc;
END;
above mentioned sp code compile with warning, and when I try to run this SP getting below error -
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-06550: line 1, column 7:
PLS-00306: wrong number or types of arguments in call to 'TESTSPFORORACLE'
ORA-06550: line 1, column 7:
PL/SQL: Statement ignored
Here I already created a temp table using below code -
CREATE GLOBAL TEMPORARY TABLE tt_abc
AS (
SELECT *
FROM tblPrdCatMstr_TT
Any suggesstions?
Edited by: 835891 on Feb 11, 2011 3:20 AMIn that case we need to write all SPs again in the oracle mannerOf course, otherwise why do the migration.
In my opinion, it's an utter waste of time and money migrating to Oracle if you're not going to accomodate the fundamental differences between different vendors and also play to their relative strengths.
You can get what you've done to work.
The issue is how you're calling it probably - you've not answered that question above.
But it's crazy not to migrate away from temp table usage. It really is.
Just do a search on the forum:
http://forums.oracle.com/forums/search.jspa?threadID=&q=sql+server+temp+table&objID=f75&dateRange=lastyear&userID=&numResults=15&rankBy=10001 -
Wrong number or types of arguments
Rearly need your help.
I got error from run a package.procedure.
SQL> exec pac_info.get_node_info;
BEGIN pac_info.get_node_info; END;
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-06550: line 1, column 7:
PLS-00306: wrong number or types of arguments in call to 'GET_NODE_INFO'
ORA-06550: line 1, column 7:
PL/SQL: Statement ignored
which is column 7? If I run this procedure in SQL Developer, I got no error.
================================================
Below is my source:
PROCEDURE get_node_info(p_insert OUT NUMBER, pUpdate OUT NUMBER)
AS
l_node pac_nodes.node_name%TYPE;
l_insert NUMBER := 0;
l_update NUMBER := 0;
l_status VARCHAR2(200);
BEGIN
pac_util.register('pac_info','get_node_info');
FOR tmp in (SELECT tmp.node_name
, tmp.node_type
, tmp.domain
, tmp.vendor
, tmp.tcp_ip
, tmp.fixed_ip
, tmp.model
, tmp.os
, tmp.os_version
, tmp.memory_mb
, tmp.cpu_total
, tmp.cpu_db_total
, tmp.environment
, tmp.country
, tmp.internet_exposed
, tmp.database_server
, tmp.dedicated_db_server
FROM tmp_node_list tmp
LOOP
l_status := 'Node :'||tmp.node_name;
l_node := pac_info.format_host_name(tmp.node_name);
IF node_in_pac(l_node)
THEN
-- node exists
pac_util.log_debug('Update',l_status);
UPDATE pac_nodes
SET node_type = nvl(node_type,tmp.node_type)
, domain = nvl(domain,tmp.domain)
, vendor = nvl(vendor,tmp.vendor)
, tcp_ip = nvl(tcp_ip,tmp.tcp_ip)
, fixed_ip = nvl(fixed_ip,tmp.fixed_ip)
, model = nvl(model,tmp.model)
, os = nvl(os,tmp.os)
, os_version = nvl(os_version,tmp.os_version)
, memory_mb = nvl(memory_mb,tmp.memory_mb)
, cpu_total = nvl(cpu_total,tmp.cpu_total)
, cpu_db_total = nvl(cpu_db_total,tmp.cpu_db_total)
, environment = nvl(environment,tmp.environment)
, country = nvl(country,tmp.country)
, internet_exposed = nvl(internet_exposed,tmp.internet_exposed)
, database_server = nvl(database_server,tmp.database_server)
, dedicated_db_server = nvl(dedicated_db_server,tmp.dedicated_db_server)
, update_user = 'pac_USER'
WHERE node_name = l_node;
l_update := l_update + 1;
ELSE
pac_util.log_debug('Insert',l_status);
INSERT INTO pac_nodes
( id
, node_name
, node_type
, domain
, vendor
, tcp_ip
, fixed_ip
, model
, os
, os_version
, memory_mb
, cpu_total
, cpu_db_total
, environment
, country
, internet_exposed
, database_server
, dedicated_db_server
VALUES
( pac_create_id
, l_node
, tmp.node_type
, tmp.domain
, tmp.vendor
, tmp.tcp_ip
, tmp.fixed_ip
, tmp.model
, tmp.os
, tmp.os_version
, tmp.memory_mb
, tmp.cpu_total
, tmp.cpu_db_total
, tmp.environment
, tmp.country
, tmp.internet_exposed
, tmp.database_server
, tmp.dedicated_db_server);
l_insert := l_insert + 1;
END IF;
END LOOP;
COMMIT;
pac_util.log_info('Nodes Inserted:'||l_insert);
pac_util.log_info('Nodes Updated :'||l_update);
pac_util.unregister;
p_insert := l_insert;
pUpdate:=l_update;
EXCEPTION
WHEN OTHERS THEN
pac_util.log_error(SQLERRM);
RAISE_APPLICATION_ERROR(-20001,l_status||' '||SQLERRM);
END ;
====================================================Hi,
user318649 wrote:
Rearly need your help.
I got error from run a package.procedure.
SQL> exec pac_info.get_node_info;
BEGIN pac_info.get_node_info; END;
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-06550: line 1, column 7:
PLS-00306: wrong number or types of arguments in call to 'GET_NODE_INFO'
ORA-06550: line 1, column 7:
PL/SQL: Statement ignoredPLS-00306 is one of those errors that actually means what it says.
pac_info.get_node info is defined as taking 2 arguments, but you're trying to call it with 0 arguments. That's the wrong number.
which is column 7? It's the column containing 'p' of pac_info; that's where the part causing the error begins.
If I run this procedure in SQL Developer, I got no error. Show exactly what you do to run it in SQL Developer.
Compare that to what you posted above.
================================================
Below is my source:
PROCEDURE get_node_info(p_insert OUT NUMBER, pUpdate OUT NUMBER)
AS ...You can call it from SQL*lus like this:
DECLARE
my_p_insert NUMBER;
my_pupdate NUMBER;
BEGIN
pac_info.get_node_info (my_p_insert, my_pupdate);
END;
/ -
PLS-00306: wrong number or types of arguments in call to 'SHOW'
Statement : declare
rc__ number;
begin
owa.init_cgi_env(:n__,:nm__,:v__);
htp.HTBUF_LEN := 255;
null;
null;
wwv_flow.show(p_request=>:p_request,p_instance=>:p_instance,p_flow_id=>:p_flow_id,p_flow_step_id=>:p_flow_step_id,p_arg_names=>:p_arg_names,p_arg_values=>:p_arg_values);
if (wpg_docload.is_file_download) then
rc__ := 1;
wpg_docload.get_download_file(:doc_info);
null;
null;
commit;
else
rc__ := 0;
null;
null;
commit;
owa.get_page(:data__,:ndata__);
end if;
:rc__ := rc__;
end;
Did someone ever see this ?
My database throws it every time i use an ajax validation with javascript. The application is NOT affected in any way, means the validation is done correct:
function validate(pNumber,i){
var get = new htmldb_Get(null,html_GetElement('pFlowId').value,'APPLICATION_PROCESS=validate_number',100);
get.add('F500_VALID_NUMBER', pNumber);
gReturn = get.get();
html_GetElement('err'+i).innerHTML=gReturn;
The validate_number Application Process then uses a Stored Function for the "real" validation.
Thanks for help,
JochenJochen,
yes when you trace modplsql, I can see this and I also have an error I don't know why.
<360294694 ms>(wppr.c,497) Pl/sql block parsed...
<360294694 ms>(wpdenv.c,1531) CGI Environment has 31 vars. Max name len 128, Max Value Len 128
<360294694 ms> PLSQL_GATEWAY(14)=(6)WebDb
<360294694 ms> GATEWAY_IVERSION(17)=(2)2
<360294694 ms> SERVER_SOFTWARE(16)=(60)Oracle-Application-Server-10g/10.1.2.2.0 Oracle-HTTP-Server
<360294694 ms> GATEWAY_INTERFACE(18)=(8)CGI/1.1
<360294694 ms> SERVER_PORT(12)=(5)7779
<360294694 ms> SERVER_NAME(12)=(10)net-srv05
<360294694 ms> REQUEST_METHOD(15)=(5)POST
<360294694 ms> PATH_INFO(10)=(15)/wwv_flow.show
<360294694 ms> SCRIPT_NAME(12)=(10)/pls/apex
<360294694 ms> REMOTE_ADDR(12)=(14)172.20.100.77
<360294694 ms> SERVER_PROTOCOL(16)=(9)HTTP/1.1
<360294694 ms> REQUEST_PROTOCOL(17)=(5)HTTP
<360294694 ms> REMOTE_USER(12)=(17)APEX_PUBLIC_USER
<360294694 ms> HTTP_CONTENT_LENGTH(20)=(4)149
<360294694 ms> HTTP_CONTENT_TYPE(18)=(34)application/x-www-form-urlencoded
<360294694 ms> HTTP_USER_AGENT(16)=(51)Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 7.0; Windows NT 5.1)
<360294694 ms> HTTP_HOST(10)=(11)172.18.2.5
<360294694 ms> HTTP_ACCEPT(12)=(4)*/*
<360294694 ms> HTTP_ACCEPT_LANGUAGE(21)=(18)en-us,ar-lb;q=0.5
<360294694 ms> HTTP_COOKIE(12)=(105)LOGIN_USERNAME_COOKIE=usr1234; WWV_CUSTOM-F_941322186522444_101=725E6950E8DF04E5; oracle.uix=0^^GMT+2:00
<360294694 ms> HTTP_REFERER(13)=(53)http://172.18.2.5/pls/apex/f?p=101:1:950664913516045
<360294694 ms> HTTP_ORACLE_ECID(17)=(14)89781163291,1
<360294694 ms> HTTP_ORACLE_CACHE_VERSION(26)=(7)10.1.2
<360294694 ms> WEB_AUTHENT_PREFIX(19)=(1)
<360294694 ms> DAD_NAME(9)=(5)apex
<360294694 ms> DOC_ACCESS_PATH(16)=(5)docs
<360294694 ms> DOCUMENT_TABLE(15)=(23)wwv_flow_file_objects$
<360294694 ms> PATH_ALIAS(11)=(1)
<360294694 ms> REQUEST_CHARSET(16)=(9)AL32UTF8
<360294694 ms> REQUEST_IANA_CHARSET(21)=(6)UTF-8
<360294694 ms> SCRIPT_PREFIX(14)=(5)/pls
<360294694 ms>StrArrPosBind pos 2 Charset Id : 873
<360294694 ms>StrArrPosBind pos 3 Charset Id : 873
<360294694 ms>StrArrPosBind pos 11 Charset Id : 873
<360294704 ms>Execute: ORA-06550: line 33, column 3:
PLS-00306: wrong number or types of arguments in call to 'SHOW'
ORA-06550: line 33, column 3:
PLS-00306: wrong number or types of arguments in call to 'SHOW'
ORA-06550: line 33, column 3:
PL/SQL: Statement ignored
apex team comments are highly appreciated.
one more thing I can see for each ajax request I have in my page a hard parse is happening .
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Error 306, wrong number or types of argument in call to ADD_OBJECT_ARG
Hello all,
I am trying to install Webutil to Forms 9i, but when compiling the webutil.pll, I am getting the compilation error 306, wrong number or types of argument in call to ADD_OBJECT_ARG(args, a0, 'java/lang/Object').
The problems are in the body of Package Jave_System when some methods of JNI are called.
What is JNI and how i can fix this problem?<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Instructor:
The procedure most likely requires an argument when executed.
To specify the argument in forms, you need to go to BLOCK property QUERY DATA SOURCE ARGUMENTS and if performing DML...use INSERT PROCEDURE ARGUMENTS, UPDATE PROCEDURE ARGUMENTS, and DELETE PROCEDURE ARGUMENTS.
Hope this helps.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
thanks, I will check it out !
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