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• PLS-00049: bad bind variable in the database trigger

  Hi all

  If the POSTAL code table has no matching records, the trigger must create a new record for the given value of the zipper before you add a new record to the STUDENT table

  SQL > CREATE TABLE student

  (

  zip VARCHAR2 (5).

  student_id NUMBER,

  created_by VARCHAR2 (10),

  CREATED_DATE DATE,

  Modified_By VARCHAR2 (10),

  MODIFIED_DATE DATE

  );

  SQL > CREATE TABLE zip code

  (

  zip VARCHAR2 (5).

  zip_ID NUMBER,

  created_by VARCHAR2 (10),

  CREATED_DATE DATE,

  Modified_By VARCHAR2 (10),

  MODIFIED_DATE DATE

  );

  SQL > CREATE VIEW student_v

  AS

  SELECT *.

  OF the student;

  Created view.

  SQL > CREATE OR replace TRIGGER student_ins

  instead of INSERT ON student_v

  FOR EACH LINE

  DECLARE

  v_zip VARCHAR2 (5);

  BEGIN

  BEGIN

  SELECT zip

  IN v_zip

  ZIP CODE

  WHERE zip =: NEW.zip;

  EXCEPTION

  WHEN no_data_found THEN

  INSERT INTO postal code

  (zip,

  zip_ID,

  created_by,

  CREATED_DATE,

  Modified_By,

  MODIFIED_DATE)

  VALUES (: NEW.zip,)

  : NEW.zip_id-> not commented

  USER,

  SYSDATE,

  USER,

  SYSDATE);

  END;

  INSERT INTO student

  (zip,

  student_id,

  created_by,

  CREATED_DATE,

  Modified_By,

  MODIFIED_DATE)

  VALUES (: NEW.zip,)

  : NEW.student_id,.

  USER,

  SYSDATE,

  USER,

  SYSDATE);

  end;

  Decline: Trigger created with compilation errors.

  SQL > show error

  Errors for STUDENT_INS TRIGGER:

  LINE/COL ERROR

  -------- -------------------------------------------

  19/21 PLS-00049: bad connection variable ' NEW. ZIP_ID'

  SQL > ed

  CREATE or replace TRIGGER student_ins

  instead of INSERT ON student_v

  FOR EACH LINE

  DECLARE

  v_zip VARCHAR2 (5);

  BEGIN

  BEGIN

  SELECT zip

  IN v_zip

  ZIP CODE

  WHERE zip =: NEW.zip;

  EXCEPTION

  WHEN no_data_found THEN

  INSERT INTO postal code

  (zip,

  zip_ID,

  created_by,

  CREATED_DATE,

  Modified_By,

  MODIFIED_DATE)

  VALUES (: NEW.zip,)

  -: NEW.zip_id, -> replace commented with NULL

  NULL,

  USER,

  SYSDATE,

  USER,

  SYSDATE);

  END;

  INSERT INTO student

  (zip,

  student_id,

  created_by,

  CREATED_DATE,

  Modified_By,

  MODIFIED_DATE)

  VALUES (: NEW.zip,)

  : NEW.student_id,.

  USER,

  SYSDATE,

  USER,

  SYSDATE);

  end;

  SQL > /.

  SQL > insert into student_v (zip) values('111');

  1 line of creation.

  SQL > select * from student_v

  2.

  ZIP STUDENT_ID CREATED_BY CREATED_D MODIFIED_B MODIFIED_

  ----- ---------- ---------- --------- ---------- ---------

  111 APPS APPS APRIL 3, 14 3 APRIL 14

  SQL > select * from student

  2.

  ZIP STUDENT_ID CREATED_BY CREATED_D MODIFIED_B MODIFIED_

  ----- ---------- ---------- --------- ---------- ---------

  111 APPS APPS APRIL 3, 14 3 APRIL 14

  SQL > select * from zip code

  2.

  ZIP ZIP_ID CREATED_D MODIFIED_B MODIFIED_ CREATED_BY

  ----- ---------- ---------- --------- ---------- ---------

  111 APPS APPS APRIL 3, 14 3 APRIL 14

  You wrote trigger on the table of the student. So in the trigger, only the columns of this table must be offered for example: NEW.zip.

  Since zip_id is not part of this table, the: NEW.zip_id must always generate the error.

  insert into student_v (zip) values('111');

  In the above statement, you can only provide the value for the column zip but not zip_id. Therefore, the: NEW.zip_id is not available in the trigger. Must extract this value in the sequence after it is created.

  for example

  create the test of the order;

  INSERT INTO postal code

  (zip,

  zip_ID,

  created_by,

  CREATED_DATE,

  Modified_By,

  MODIFIED_DATE)

  VALUES (: NEW.zip,)

  test.nextval,

  NULL,

  USER,

  SYSDATE,

  USER,

  SYSDATE);

• TRIGGER ERROR: bad bind variable

  Hello
  
  I just start with oracle and I try to do the same thing as auto_increment in mysql by creating this sequence and the trigger but the trigger, I get the following error:
  
  error:
  -----

  PLS-00049: bad bind variable 'TAKEOVER_USERS.TAKEOVER_UID'

  This is the code for the relaxation, table and sequence:
  
  triggering factor:
  ---------

  CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER  "TAKEOVER_USERS_T1" 
  BEFORE
  insert on "TAKEOVER_USERS"
  for each row
  begin
  select TAKEOVER_UID.nextval into :takeover_users.TAKEOVER_UID from dual;
  end;

  Table:
  ------

  CREATE TABLE  "TAKEOVER_USERS" 
     ( "TAKEOVER_UID" NUMBER NOT NULL ENABLE, 
   "TAKEOVER_FBID" VARCHAR2(20) NOT NULL ENABLE, 
   "takeover_accepted_terms" NUMBER(1,1) NOT NULL ENABLE, 
   "takeover_lastName" VARCHAR2(30), 
   "takeover_firstName" VARCHAR2(30), 
   "takeover_country" VARCHAR2(40), 
   "takeover_session" VARCHAR2(50) NOT NULL ENABLE, 
   "takeover_created" TIMESTAMP (6) NOT NULL ENABLE, 
    CONSTRAINT "takeover_users_PK" PRIMARY KEY ("TAKEOVER_UID") ENABLE
     )

  sequence:
  -----------

  CREATE SEQUENCE   "TAKEOVER_UID"  MINVALUE 1 MAXVALUE 99999999999999 INCREMENT BY 1 START WITH 1 NOCACHE  NOORDER  NOCYCLE

  Any idea what I need to change to make it work?
  Thank you!
  
  Christine

  If your DB is 11g, you can try this

  CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER  "TAKEOVER_USERS_T1"
  BEFORE
  insert on "TAKEOVER_USERS"
  for each row
  begin
  :NEW.TAKEOVER_UID:=TAKEOVER_UID.nextval;
  end;
  

  If 10g or more...

  CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER  "TAKEOVER_USERS_T1"
  BEFORE
  insert on "TAKEOVER_USERS"
  for each ROW
  BEGIN
  SELECT TAKEOVER_UID.NEXTVAL INTO :NEW.TAKEOVER_UID FROM dual;
  end;
  

  Kind regards
  Prazy

• INSTEAD, error PLS-00049: bad connection variable

  I try to use a PLACE for me to enter data in a table of bridge. Thanks in advance
  
  I get the following error:
  
  Error on line 4: PLS 00049: bad connection variable ' NEW. MEMBER_ID'
  
  2 INSTEAD OF THE INSERT OR UPDATE OR DELETE
  3 ON VI_Member_Talent_VW making REFERENCE AGAIN AS NINE OLD and OLD
  4. FOR EACH LINE
  5. START TO
  6. IF THE INSERTION
  
  Here is the code:
  
  
  
  CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER VI_INSERT_UPDATE_MT
  INSTEAD OF INSERT OR UPDATE OR DELETE
  ON VI_Member_Talent_VW REFERENCING NEW AS NEW as OLD OLD
  FOR EACH LINE
  BEGIN
  IF THE INSERTION
  THEN
  INSERT INTO VI_Member_Talent (Member_ID, Talent_ID) VALUES (: NEW.) Member_ID,: NEW. Talent_ID);
  END IF;
  IF THE UPDATE
  THEN
  UPDATE VI_Member_Talent SET Member_ID =: NEW. Member_ID, Talent_ID =: NEW. Talent_ID
  WHERE ROWID =: OLD.ID;
  END IF;
  IF THE REMOVAL
  THEN
  DELETE FROM VI_Member_Talent WHERE ROWID =: OLD.ID;
  END IF;
  END;
  
  Edited by: user13003575 may 2, 2010 08:53

  user13003575 wrote:
  It's the view

  CREATE OR REPLACE FORCE VIEW  "VI_MEMBER_TALENT_VW" ("ID", "Member_ID", "Talent_ID") AS
  SELECT rowid id, Member_ID, Talent_ID
  FROM VI_Member_Talent
  /
  

  and there is the problem.

  The view was created with quotes around column names, so that they are case-sensitive. You need to either modify your trigger double quote column names, or rebuild the view without the quotes. Personally, I'd go with changing the display.

  John

• PLS-00049: bad bind variable 'NEW.col1' (col1 exists in the table)

  I use Oracle 12 c. And a bad bind variable error in this statement.

  create or replace

  check_tax_number relaxation

  INSERT BEFORE THE "C ##MYUSER". "customer" FOR EACH ROW

  BEGIN

  '0' IF new.taxpayer <>THEN

  : new.taxnumber: = "123456789";  -error here...

  END IF;

  END;

  I don't know which exists taxnumber customer in the table column.

  Here's desc 'C ##MYUSER '. "" customer ".

  Name of Type Null

  --------------------------- -------- -------------

  taxpayer NOT NULL NUMBER (1)

  taxnumber NOT NULL NVARCHAR2 (10)

  Other passes...

  Thanks for help.

  Based on the declaration of the customer table you posted columns are created in lowercase. Therefore, you must use the names of column between quotation marks:

  create or replace

  check_tax_number relaxation

  INSERT BEFORE THE "C ##MYUSER". "customer" FOR EACH ROW

  BEGIN

  IF : new. " taxpayer""" <> '0' THEN

  : new. " " "taxnumber""": = "123456789";  -error here...

  END IF;

  END;

  SY.

• Help pages have bad links

  Guys just an info in help for PP CC pages that list what's new (http://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/using/whats-new.html), there are broken links on many pages that link to "helpx.stage.adobe.com" which is not visible. You can fix this. Comes up with an error:

  Access denied

  You do not have permission to access to " " http://helpx.stage.Adobe.com/Premiere-Pro/using/create-multi-camera-source-sequence.html "on this server. "

  Reference #18.ad6d19b8.1373510476.395a19d6

  Bad link example: sequence camera create multiple source

  Hello

  My apologies for this glitch! It must be set now: http://helpx.adobe.com/premiere-pro/using/whats-new.html

  Thank you for your patience,

  Mallika Yelandur

  Adobe help & learning

• bad link for connection?

  I have a user who is using Contribute to edit their site. No matter what I tried, the link "start to change my Web page" shows the wrong link. I couldn't find WHERE it change it either. On the Web server, I found a xml file in the _mm folder, which showed that the bad link, so I edited this file and re-created the connection manually, but the result is always the same.
  
  Can anyone help please?

  I hope I understand your question of law:

  1. go in Edition, administer Web sites
  2. go in users and roles, select the role of your user name and click on edit role settings
  3. select general and change the setting in the home page for users in this role:

• Bad connection variable? I'm doing a host variable.

  Okay, so I said a global variable:
  
  VARIABLE g_total NUMBER
  
  and I want to use this variable to store the results of a stored procedure (I reduced my code to focus on the problem area):
  
  CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE my_procedure
  (p_price IN m_movies.price%TYPE
  p_quantity IN m_cart.quantity%TYPE)
  IS
  BEGIN
  : g_total: = p_price * p_quantity;
  DBMS_OUTPUT. Put_line ("the order total is: ' |: g_total");
  END;
  /
  
  
  After all this, I get an error "bad bind variable g_total ' for the two lines I use it inside the procedure. What the heck is a variable binding? I use a host variable. (I think). If this has nothing to do with the fact that I can only give a very generic NUMBER data type to the host variable? Help, please!

  It's not the way it will work. You cannot create choice with lie (as you saw).
  You had rather code like this:

  SQL> VARIABLE g_total NUMBER
  
  SQL> create or replace procedure my_procedure (p_price      in     number,
                                            p_quantity   in     integer,
                                            g_total         out number)
  is
  begin
     g_total := p_price * p_quantity;
  end my_procedure;
  /
  Procedure created.
  
  SQL> exec my_procedure(50,3, :g_total)
  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
  
  SQL> print g_total
  
     g_total
  ----------
         150
  

• Bad link PLS-00049 variable

  Hi guys, I have the following tables:

  create table (member)

  Middle varchar2 (7).

  password varchar2 (8) not null,

  fname varchar2 (15) not null,

  lname varchar2 (15) not null,

  address varchar2 (50).

  e-mail varchar2 (30),

  cash_balance COMP (10.2) is not null,.

  primary key (mid)

  );

  create table (transaction)

  Middle varchar2 (7).

  symbol varchar2 (8).

  date of trans_date,

  trans_type varchar2 (20) not null,

  Number amount (7.2) not null,

  checking number (7.3) price_per_share (price_per_share > = 0.0) not null,

  checking number (5.2) of the Commission (commission > = 0.0) not null,

  Number amount (8.2) not null,

  primary key (middle, symbol, trans_date),

  (mid) foreign key refers to Member.

  Foreign key (symbol) referred to security

  );

  I am trying to create a trigger that fires whenever a new transaction is added to the operating table. I want him to be able to update the cash accordingly for a trade balance, according to whether it is a purchase or sale. Here are the trigger below:

  create or replace

  Insert_transaction RELAXATION

  BEFORE the operation INSERT ON

  REFERRING AGAIN AS NINE OLD AND OLD

  FOR EACH LINE

  DECLARE trans_type transaction.trans_type%type;

  trans_amount transaction.amount%type;

  Member.cash_balance%type balance;

  amount_too_high EXCEPTION;

  BEGIN

  Select trans_type, amount, cash_balance

  in trans_type, trans_amount, balance

  operation, Member

  where member.mid =: new.mid and transaction.mid = member.mid;

  If (: new.trans_type = "buy" ") then

  If (: new .trans_amount < balance) then

  members update

  Set cash_balance = cash_balance - new.trans_amount

  where member.mid =:new.mid;

  on the other

  RAISE amount_too_high;

  end if;

  on the other

  members update

  Set cash_balance = cash_balance + new.trans_amount

  where member.mid =: new.mid;

  end if;

  EXCEPTION

  WHEN amount_too_high THEN

  DBMS_OUTPUT. Put_line ("' the Transaction amount superior members balance.");

  RAISE_APPLICATION_ERROR (-20002, "NOT ENOUGH MONEY");

  END;

  The relaxation is given me a variable of bad connection on line 18 which is the Member of update in bold. I don't understand why this is happening or how to fix it. I had at the start of the worst variable bind that result from the use: new.trans_amount in the nested if. Once I got rid of the: it seemed to solve the problem. However, I do not know where exactly this last error occurs.

  I just want to be able to fix this error so that I can start to test it.

  Hello

  Please check: new.trans_amount is not transaction table column so you must reference it with: new. Delete: new. and it should work.

  See: To access the ColumnValues triggers http://docs.oracle.com/cd/B19306_01/appdev.102/b14251/adfns_triggers.htm#sthref1139 online

• Bad connection variable

  Hi friend
  
  I don't want to use a trigger to update a value of varchar2:
  
  create or replace trigger WORK_STITCH_NAME_TRIG
  after insert or update on ASS_WORK_STITCH
  for each line
  declare
  NAME VARCHAR2 (100);
  Start
  If the insertion
  Select ENAME in the NAME of UAMRIS. WORDER where OID =: new. OID;
  Update UAMRIS. WORDER
  Set ENAME =(:new.NAME)
  where OID =: new. OID;
  end if;
  end;
  /
  
  but it gives me error like ': New.Name' variable of bad connection.
  
  Can someone help me with this please!
  
  Thank you
  
  Zitouni

  : OLD /: NEW applies only to the trigger of the columns of the table. Your relaxation is on table WORK_STITCH and the NAME is variable PL/SQL. Simply remove: NEW:

  create or replace trigger WORK_STITCH_NAME_TRIG
  after insert or update on ***_WORK_STITCH
  for each row
  declare
  NAME VARCHAR2(100);
  begin
  if inserting then
  select ENAME into NAME from UAMRIS.WORDER where OID=:new.OID;
  update UAMRIS.WORDER
  set ENAME=NAME
  where OID=:new.OID;
  end if;
  end ;
  /
  

  SY.

• bad link of sub vi

  I'm using labview 11 and recently updated with service pack 1, some of the sub vi I get the error message bad coupling at the void / vi, although it seems no one evil thing. I could see the sub vi in the Project Explorer.

  Open the highest level VI. Go to the error under vi. It will be probably gray. Right-click and select link again.

• link variable type changes to select versus deletion/update

  SQL Developer Version 4.0.1.14

  Java (TM) Platform

  1.7.0_51

  Oracle IDE

  4.0.1.14.48

  Oracle Database 11 g Enterprise Edition Release 11.1.0.7.0 - 64 bit Production

  It seems that the sql developer determines the type of a variable binding different depending if the statement is a select statement or an update or remove, and the binding variable is > = 2 ^ 31.

  Originally, this is unexpected of lines to delete.

  The following table shows the type of change.

  -create a helper function

  create or replace function mytest (p_x varchar2) return varchar2 as

  Start

  dbms_output.put_line ('{' | p_x |'} ');

  Return (1);

  end;

  -create a table to select against

  create table x in select * twice;

  -run the following and 2147483647 2147483648

  Select * from x where dummy = mytest (dump (:test));

  -Returns the following

  {Type = 1 Len = 10: 50,49,52,55,52,56,51,54,52,55}

  {Type = 1 Len = 10: 50,49,52,55,52,56,51,54,52,56}

  -Repeat with a delete statement

  delete x where dummy = mytest (dump (:test));

  -Returns the following (update returns the same)

  {Type = 2 Len = 6: 197,22,48,49,37,48}

  {Type = 2 Len = 1: 128}

  The following table shows how a deletion is incorrect

  create table valid_tab (value_column varchar2 (2000));

  insert into valid_tab values('0');

  insert into valid_tab values('2147483647');

  -use 2147483647 as the binding variable

  delete from valid_tab where value_column! = to_char(:val);

  Select * from valid_tab;

  -Returns the expected output

  2147483647

  create table invalid_tab (value_column varchar2 (2000));

  insert into invalid_tab values('0');

  insert into invalid_tab values('00');

  insert into invalid_tab values('2147483648');

  -use as the binding variable 2147483648

  delete from invalid_tab where value_column! = to_char(:val);

  Select * from invalid_tab;

  -very unexpected output

  0

  I searched but did not find anything.

  Is this a known bug and is there a workaround?

  HI Kirk,

  In an attempt to follow your scenario (a little incomplete) test on 4.0.1 against a 11.2.0.1 db, I don't have the same results that you got.  However, I think you or had some problem with set the variable binding properly, or else can be hitting this bug published:

  Bug 17758393 - SQL DEVELOPER IS CONVERSION BIND VARIABLE TYPE TO VARCHAR IN NUMBERS

  Alexandratservice implementation and the tables x, valid_test, invalid_test , as you did, that's what I got:

  Set serveroutput on 1000000;

  var test varchar2 (2000);

  exec: test: = '2147483647'

  Select * from x where dummy = mytest (dump (:test));

  exec: test: = ' 2147483648 "

  Select * from x where dummy = mytest (dump (:test));

  the results of your...

  anonymous block filled

  no selected line

  {Type = 1 Len = 10: 50,49,52,55,52,56,51,54,52,55}

  anonymous block filled

  no selected line

  {Type = 1 Len = 10: 50,49,52,55,52,56,51,54,52,56}

  While

  exec: test: = '2147483647'

  delete x where dummy = mytest (dump (:test));

  exec: test: = ' 2147483648 "

  delete x where dummy = mytest (dump (:test));

  gives it that you should know, but didn't...

  anonymous block filled

  0 rows deleted.

  {Type = 1 Len = 10: 50,49,52,55,52,56,51,54,52,55}

  anonymous block filled

  0 rows deleted.

  {Type = 1 Len = 10: 50,49,52,55,52,56,51,54,52,56}

  and finally

  exec: test: = '2147483647'

  delete from valid_tab where value_column! = to_char(:test);

  Select * from valid_tab;

  exec: test: = ' 2147483648 "

  delete from invalid_tab where value_column! = to_char(:test);

  Select * from invalid_tab;

  yields, even once, what you expected get but doesn't do not...

  anonymous block filled

  1 deleted rows.

  VALUE_COLUMN

  ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ...

  2147483647

  anonymous block filled

  2 deleted rows.

  VALUE_COLUMN                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                  -- --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- ...

  2147483648

  I ran a few times different. Once with the DDL and inserts in a spreadsheet shared (with a commit to the end), and then runs the select and delete bits in non-shared spreadsheets separate, and then finally re - run select and bit back in the original shared spreadsheet.  I used your code for the exception or recycling the: test bind variable in the places reference you another: val link the name of the variable.

  Not crossing my fingers that I made no error in copy/paste everything post here.

  Hope this helps,

  Gary

  SQL development team

• How to reset a variable count in a trigger of conditional formatting

  I use a trigger of conditional formatting to remove the sections of a report where there is no data. The trigger is automatically generated by reports (see below). the condition is: com_count = '0' therefore no record, no display of the section - if: com_count > 0 then given present and display the record.
  
  It works very well eliminate sections - until the actual data is found - count is set to 1, and it displays the record. The problem is that once: com_count > 0, then the section displays the rest of the report that there is actually data or not.
  
  It seems that: com_count must be reset to 0, but when I try to do, it generates an error indicating that: com_count is a read-only variable.
  
  I'm new to the PL/SQL if can anyone suggest how I can reset the: com_count to 0 whenever the lights of relaxation with: com_count = 1?
  
  Any help would be appreciated. Thank you
  
  Glenn
  
  Is the trigger for the conditional formatting:
  
  function boolean return M_G_COM_RANK_GRPFRFormatTrigge is
  Start
  
  -Automatically generated from report designer.
  If (: COM_COUNT = '0')
  then
  Return (FALSE) End Function
  end if;
  
  return (TRUE);
  end;
  
  The County
  
  It works perfectly

  where is your COM_COUNT defined?

  If must be defined in the 'mastergroup"of the"detailgroup"which you want to count the records in the datamodel.
  In this case, there is a property of the item "Reset to" (which is by default the option 'Report') and then you can edit it on behalf of the mastergroup. So whenever a new record is 'active' in the mstergroup, the point count will be reset to 0.

  hope this helps

• Parts Index L-series - bad link list

  If you select in the list of the Index components under ""L510, L412, L512, SL410, L410, SL510 " item"System Service parts"you get directed to the Hardware Maintenance Manual download page rather than the system of spare parts "

  Selection of 'Parts only' leads to a bad blank page instead of the right one ("SPARE PARTS various").

  Mornsgrans, these slipped! I checked and they work properly. Let me know if you see the same thank you!

  -Cleo

• bad link to the help file

  Hello NO,.

  "with CVI help (2010) and the Index of navigation, I double-clicked on full support 64-bit. However, the page that appears, is not really related to this topic, see the screenshot below.

  

  Hi Wolfgang,.

  We have fixed the problem. Help of SP1 will contain a correct link.

  Thanks again for the notification.

  Best regards