can a sql statement cause different sql_id?

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• SQL statement causes the database to hang

  Guys,
  
  a DBA told me that there is something wrong with this SQL statement and causes a blockage of database...
  
  Please check.
  
  SELECT field1 FROM table1 WHERE Field1 LIKE ' %% ' AND field2 = '123456' ORDER BY Field2 ASC
  
  Tell me, what is the problem with statement above. The LIKE operator is?
  
  Thanks for the help!

  Are not specifically related to your question, but having a clause such as ' where Field2 ='123456 "and then you place your order on Field2 is not really going to do much for you, all values will be identical!

  Carl

• Copy SQL statement to another database with the same SQL_ID

  Is there a reliable way to copy a sql statement in a database to another preserving the formatting so it ends with the same SQL_ID.

  I want to copy a statement of the shared pool to a test database to develop a plan to import sql database in production.

  In the past, I just did ' select sql_fulltext from v$ sql "in SQL Developer and pasted the result into a spreadsheet SQL Developer and run it.   The statement is now in the pool shared with the correct sql_id.

  This does not work for instruction, I am currently in train.  It ends with a different id of sql.

  I know it's probably a problem of formatting, but the statement is 1000 characters and a manual check will take forever.

  You could put in a SQL Tuning Set and transfer it.

• find sql_id using the sql statement, including the carriage return and tab...

  Hello. all.
  
  I wonder how to find sql_id using a sql statement, including transport retrun and tab space multiple.
  To be more precise,
  
  My sql is:
  
  Select
  col_a,
  col_b,
  ..
  ..
  
  I usually use the following query to find the sql_id
  
  Select sql_id in v$ sql where sql_text like 'MY SQL STATEMENT %.
  
  When MY SQL STATEMENT includes carriage return and tab space multiple, how can I do?
  
  Thanks in advance.
  Best regards.

  Hello

  Did you look at regular expressions? Use regexp_like instead of as.

  http://www.Stanford.edu/dept/ITSS/docs/Oracle/10G/server.101/b10759/conditions018.htm

  Kind regards

• How can I pass a condition of the table in the sql statement?

  For example, in the table in the COND Varchar2 column (200) there is the value ' VAR > 10'.

  | COND |

  |' VAR > 10' |

  where VAR is the name of the table column. I would like to make statement CASE WHEN VAR > 10 AND 0... I tried with as subquery

  WHEN BOX (SELECT COND FROM TABLE WHERE...) THEN 0, but it does not work.

  Hello

  You can do this by using dynamic SQL.

  that is to say:

  declare
    v_stm      varchar2(4000);
    v_cond      varchar2(100);
    v_result    integer;
  begin
    select cond
      into v_cond
      from yourtable
    where a=1;
  
    v_stm := 'select case when '||v_cond||' then 0 ...';
  
    -- dynamic sql
    execute immediate v_stm
      into v_result;
  
  end;
  /
  

  Remember that, in general, dynamic SQL has a performance degradation that SQL static and should be avoided when possible.

  Storage condition or the SQL statements in the tables is not a good practice.

  Kind regards.

  Alberto

• error in pseudo-column "DECODE" can be used within an SQL statement

  Hi gurus,

  Your help is grealty appreciated. Please help me.

  
  I'm trying to see if I can use the function decode as below and get the error, here below vPlatformfrom value would be QA or MTS

  
  vDataBase1 :='@'|| Decode (vPlatformfrom, 'STD', 'STD', 'QA', 'QA')

  
  Before we check function NVL to a single platform, but now we need the database based on the platform is here.

  -vDataBase1 :='@'|| NVL (vPlatformto, 'MTS');

  Error:

  PLS-00204: pseudo-column "DECODE" or function may be used within an SQL statement

  > So, here, instead of the decode function, I can use this case as below:

  Well... you can, but why?  In your CASE, you simply return the same value as the variable.

  You might as well use: vDataBase1: = vPlatformfrom;  It would reach exactly the same thing.

  If vPlatformfrom can be a null value, you will need to decide what database to use or an exception.  I think you're original code (NVL) were probably more correct, but I can't decide which.

  (and don't bother selecting double, it is an unnecessary sql statement which must be analysed, etc..)

• Cannot use scroll effects in Muse so fluid mode, each page can cause different fluids on the fixed sections?

  Cannot use scroll effects in Muse so fluid mode, each page can cause different fluids on the fixed sections?

  Example: I have 4 pages and alone is fluid and the other are fixed?

  Yes, you can have effects from scrolling on a site which is partially adapted to the needs, as each page is independent of the others. Muse only disables the effects when you add a breakpoint to a page.

  David

  https://creativemuse.co

• Can I write merge SQL statement having count (*)?

  Hi, this is a follow-up to my previous post question. I tried to use a SQL statement of merger to solve my problem, but now I come across another problem.
  Now, I have a table where the field updated necessary is a partial PK
  When you use a SQL statement of merger, I put a where clause clause that check if count (*) = 1 because of the constraint of PK
  Where I put the count ()) = 1 clause?
  
  Here are the details:
  I have two tables TA and TB, where TA contains the fields IDS, FULLNAME, TYPE and tuberculosis contains the fields ID, NAME
  I want to update the names in TB for TA names where TB.ID = TA.ID and TA. TYPE = 'ABC '.
  {ID, first NAME} are PKs but for the same ID, there may be more than 1 firstname.
  for example
  TA
  -------------------------------
  ID | FULLNAME | TYPE
  1 Caroline T ABC
  2 Mary C DEF
  3 Peter J ABC
  
  TB
  ----------------------
  ID | FIRSTNAME
  1 Caroline
  1 Carol
  1 C,
  3 Peter
  
  I need to update TB with the new names of TA where type is 'ABC', but only for those areas that have count (TB.ID) = 1
  When I try to run this SQL statement
  
  merge into TB B using TA A
  on (A.ID = B.ID and A.TYPE = 'ABC')
  when matched, then update the value B.FIRSTNAME = substr (A.FULLNAME, 1, instr (A.FULLNAME, ',') - 1)
  
  I got this error SQL error: ORA-00001: unique constraint (TEST.) PK_TB) violated
  which I believe is because I've updated these fields say ID = 1, with 'Caroline '.
  This means that I'll have to add a clause with count (TB.ID) = 1
  How would you do it?
  
  Server Oracle 11 g is
  Thank you!

  Hello

  One way is to join your and tb in the USING clause and eliminate duplicates it.

  MERGE INTO     tb     dst
  USING   (
           SELECT    ta.id
           ,           REGEXP_SUBSTR ( MIN (ta.fullname)
                                  , '^[^,]*'
                          )     AS firstname
           FROM      ta
           JOIN      tb  ON  ta.id     = tb.id
           WHERE     ta.type      = 'ABC'
           GROUP BY  ta.id
           HAVING    COUNT (*)     = 1
       )                   src
  ON     (scr.id      = dst.id)
  WHEN MATCHED THEN UPDATE
  SET     dst.firstname     = src.firstname
  ;
  

  If you would care to post CREATE TABLE and INSERT statements for your sample data, and then I could test this.

  I used REGEXP_SUBST instead of SUBSTR and INSTR to search for the first name, because I find it a little cleaner, and because it returns something even when there is none "," fullname, which I assume is what you really want. (None of the fullnames in your sample data have ','s.) You can use SUBSTR and INSTR instead.

• Why DECODE can be used in the sql statement

  Hello

  Why not works sql1 but sql2.

  decode (1,0,0,1) Select SQL 1) in the var of the double;

  SQL 2) var = decode (1,0,0,1);

  Please specify.

  Kind regards

  Kishore

  decode has been implemented by Oracle to allow "if then else" type determination in SQL statements.

  It was not necessary in PL because PL already had if THEN ELSE as part of the language.

  Since that time became a standard ANSI for SQL, this CASE is now implemented in SQL and PL

  It's just the way it is.

  Your other does not work because it is the PL code, not a query SQL, and DECODE only exists in SQL.

  You'd better stop using DECODE and start to use the CASE instead.

• Trying to count the number of different occurrences in a SQL statement.

  I am trying to achieve a sql statement, taking into account the number of occurrences of date for a person gives. ... Here's my query so far...
  
  ----------------------
  
  Select TO_DATE(SUBSTRC(trim(ppei.pei_information4),1,10),'RRRR/MM/DD') start_date, ppei.person_id,.
  case
  When ppei.person_id = 130385 then count(TO_DATE(SUBSTRC(trim(ppei.pei_information4),1,10),'RRRR/MM/DD'))
  END AS count_test
  of per_people_extra_info iepp
  where ppei.information_type = 'XXPER_CALL_IN_LOG. '
  and ppei.person_id = 130385
  Group of TO_DATE(SUBSTRC(trim(ppei.pei_information4),1,10),'RRRR/MM/DD'), ppei.person_id
  -----
  START_DATE PERSON_ID COUNT_TEST
  ------------------------- ---------------------- ----------------------
  MARCH 1, 11 130385 1
  MAY 20, 11 130385 1
  JUNE 12, 11 130385 1
  20 JUNE 11 130385 1
  18 AUGUST 11 130385 1
  
  5 selected lines
  
  That's what I want the data to look at...
  
  START_DATE PERSON_ID COUNT_TEST
  ------------------------- ---------------------- ----------------------
  MARCH 1, 11 130385 1
  MAY 20, 11 130385 2
  JUNE 12, 11 130385 3
  20 JUNE 11 130385 4
  18 AUGUST 11 130385 5
  
  
  Is it possible to do this?

  There is always a way ;-)
  And, if you'd be working with data easy, as I showed you, it would be easier for you and for the people in this forum.
  Select the field you need. Don't know what exactly you need to allow you to choose and to strengthen

  with test_data as
  (
  select to_date('01-MAR-11','DD-MON-RR') START_DATE, 130385 person_id, 'yes'  pei_information5 from dual union all
  select to_date('20-MAY-11','DD-MON-RR') START_DATE, 130385 person_id, 'yes'  pei_information5 from dual union all
  select to_date('12-JUN-11','DD-MON-RR') START_DATE, 130385  person_id, 'no'  pei_information5 from dual union all
  select to_date('20-JUN-11','DD-MON-RR') START_DATE, 130385  person_id, 'yes'  pei_information5 from dual union all
  select to_date('18-AUG-11','DD-MON-RR') START_DATE, 130385  person_id, 'yes'  pei_information5 from dual union all
  select to_date('01-MAR-11','DD-MON-RR') START_DATE, 111111 person_id, 'yes'  pei_information5 from dual union all
  select to_date('2-MAY-11','DD-MON-RR') START_DATE, 111111 person_id, 'no'  pei_information5 from dual union all
  select to_date('2-JUN-11','DD-MON-RR') START_DATE, 111111  person_id, 'no'  pei_information5 from dual union all
  select to_date('3-JUN-11','DD-MON-RR') START_DATE, 111111  person_id, 'no'  pei_information5 from dual union all
  select to_date('1-AUG-11','DD-MON-RR') START_DATE, 111111  person_id, 'yes'  pei_information5 from dual)
  ---
  select start_date,person_id,pei_information5,
    count(*) over (partition by person_id order by start_date) count_test,
    count(*) over (partition by person_id,pei_information5 order by start_date) count_test2,
    sum(case when pei_information5 ='yes' then 1 else 0 end) over (partition by person_id order by start_date) count_test3,
    sum(case when pei_information5 ='yes' then 1 else 0 end) over (partition by person_id,pei_information5 order by start_date) count_test4
    from test_data
    order by person_id,start_date;
  
  START_DATE                PERSON_ID              PEI_INFORMATION5 COUNT_TEST             COUNT_TEST2            COUNT_TEST3            COUNT_TEST4
  ------------------------- ---------------------- ---------------- ---------------------- ---------------------- ---------------------- ----------------------
  01.03.2011 00:00:00       111111                 yes              1                      1                      1                      1
  02.05.2011 00:00:00       111111                 no               2                      1                      1                      0
  02.06.2011 00:00:00       111111                 no               3                      2                      1                      0
  03.06.2011 00:00:00       111111                 no               4                      3                      1                      0
  01.08.2011 00:00:00       111111                 yes              5                      2                      2                      2
  01.03.2011 00:00:00       130385                 yes              1                      1                      1                      1
  20.05.2011 00:00:00       130385                 yes              2                      2                      2                      2
  12.06.2011 00:00:00       130385                 no               3                      1                      2                      0
  20.06.2011 00:00:00       130385                 yes              4                      3                      3                      3
  18.08.2011 00:00:00       130385                 yes              5                      4                      4                      4                      
  

• Why a sql statement has become slow after upgrade to 11g database

  Hello
  
  My previous version of the database is 9I and any sql statement are well-developed.
  but after upgrading to 11g database, a sql statement become slowly.
  
  My senior dba friend told me there are a few different calculating methods from 9i to 11g.
  is any body can explain this different methods from 9i to 11g, and what should be attention to calculate at what level 9i to 11g. I thank.
  
  Sean

  The administrator of yours is correct. What he meant, 9i, the works of the optimizer with different formulas and 11 g, there are different formulas. PS this sometimes causes when you upgrade from 9i (or even 10g too), analyze the queries that worked with RBO in 9i perfectly and used indexes, all of a sudden they stop using it because the CBO think not that this is a good choice. It would be too difficult to put formulas here by anyone, but what I can say is that to buy a book.
  http://www.Amazon.com/cost-based-Oracle-fundamentals-experts-voice/DP/1590596366

  And practice on 9i, 10g and 11g. It would say a lot of formulas used by oracle.

  HTH
  Aman...

• How to run a SQL statement to use a specific implementation plan

  Hi all

  I have a SQL that has recently been run badly. I tried the Advisor tuning SQL for the given SQL query and it gives the following information:

  GENERAL INFORMATION SECTION

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

  Name of the task of tuning: 2q94zb7djr2xn

  The owner task of tuning: LMDBPROD

  Type of work: single SQL statement

  County of execution: 2

  The current run: EXEC_8869

  Type of execution: TUNE SQL

  Scope: COMPLETE

  Time Limit (seconds): 60

  Status: COMPLETED

  Started on the: 03/02/2014-20:43:39

  To the: 03/02/2014 20:44:25

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

  Name of the schema: LMDBPROD

  SQL ID: 2q94zb7djr2xn

  SQL text: SELECT NPCOMMON. FGET_ACTION_CODE (ORDNUM) ACTIONCODE, STATUS,

  SUMA COUNT (*) FROM SORDER, WHERE HEADORDNUM IS NOT NULL AND

  NPCOMMON. FGET_PRODUCTOFFER4ORDER (ORDNUM) IN (SELECT ID FROM)

  PRODUCTOFFER WHERE PPSPECIFICATION_ID IN (SELECT ID FROM)

  PPSPECIFICATION WHERE PCLASS_CODE IN (SELECT PCLASS_CODE FROM)

  ARUSERGROUP WHERE CODE IN (SELECT ARUSERGROUP_CODE FROM)

  ARUSER_ARUSERGROUP WHERE ARUSER_USERNAME =: B1 AND STATUS = '1')

  AND STATUS = '1'))) GROUP BY NPCOMMON. FGET_ACTION_CODE (ORDNUM),

  STATUS

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

  RESULTS SECTION (1 result)

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

  1-alternative Plan conclusion

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

  Some implementation plans alternative for this statement was found by searching

  performance data in real-time and historical of the system.

  The following table lists these plans sorted by their average time.

  See "SECTION of ALTERNATIVE PLANS" section for detailed information on each

  plan.

  plan ID hash last visit elapsed note of origin (s)

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

  1 617797893 2013-07-11/07: 45:20 9.555 no reproducible STS

  2 1311086720 2014-01-31/04: 00:44 19.569 AWR

  3 1226863820 2014-01-31/18: 00:24 AWR 21.158

  4 1359606848 2014-02-03/16: 00:34 21.492 AWR original plan

  The plan with hash 617797893 seems the most efficient one and is based on some specific SQL Tuning Set I ran on this time. But the note says that the plan is not reproducible. Is there anyway how can I force the SQL statement to execute the plan? The database version is Standard Edition 11.2.0.1.0

  Best regards

  Rodriguez

  Hello

  I think you can use this

  http://rnm1978.WordPress.com/2011/06/28/Oracle-11g-how-to-force-a-sql_id-to-use-a-plan_hash_value-using-SQL-baselines/

  before 11 g, we used to create an outline stored for this.

  concerning

• MERG to sql statements

  any body can help me to merg below of the sql statements for the information

  No. 1

  Select S.USERNAME, s.sid, s.osuser, t.sql_id, sql_text

  de v$ sqltext_with_newlines t, V$ SESSION s

  où t.Address = s.sql_address

  et t.hash_value = s.sql_hash_value

  et s.status = 'ACTIVE'

  et s.UserName <> 'SYSTEM'

  order by s.sid, t.piece

  /

  
  

  Statements #2

  
  

  SELECT SID, to_char (start_time,'hh24:mi:ss') stime,

  message, (sofar/totalwork) * 100%

  DE v$ session_longops

  OÙ sofar/totalwork < 1

  /

  
  

  I tried

  
  

  Select S.USERNAME, s.sid, s.osuser, t.sql_id, sql_text, to_char (sl.start_time,'hh24:mi:ss') stime,

  1. SL.message, (sl.sofar/sl.totalwork)* 100%

  de v$ sqltext_with_newlines t, V$ SESSION s, v$ session_longops sl

  where s.sid = sl.sid

  and where t.Address = s.sql_address

  et t.hash_value = s.sql_hash_value

  et s.status = 'ACTIVE'

  et s.UserName <> 'SYSTEM'

  et OÙ sl.sofar/sl.totalwork < 1

  order by s.sid, t.piece

  
  

  but it gives me error.

  
  

  SQL > select S.USERNAME, s.sid, s.osuser, t.sql_id, sql_text, to_char(sl.start_time,'hh24:mi:ss') stime,.

  2 sl.message, (sl.sofar/sl.totalwork)* 100%

  3 v $ sqltext_with_newlines t, V$ SESSION s, v$ session_longops sl

  4 where s.sid = sl.sid

  5 and where t.address = s.sql_address

  and t.hash_value = s.sql_hash_value

  6 and 7 s.status = 'ACTIVE '.

  8 and s.username <>'SYSTEM '.

  9 and WHERE the sl.sofar/sl.totalwork < 1

  10 decree by s.sid, t.piece

  11.

  and where t.address = s.sql_address

  *

  ERROR on line 5:

  ORA-00936: lack of expression

  any body can help out?

  Not tested, but you can try:

  SELECT s.sid,

  s.Serial #.

  s.machine,

  Round (SL.elapsed_seconds/60). ':' || MOD(SL.elapsed_seconds,60) has elapsed,

  Round (SL.time_remaining/60). ':' || MOD(SL.time_remaining,60) remaining.

  ROUND (sl.sofar/sl.totalwork*100, 2) progress_pct.

  t.sql_id,

  t.sql_text

  V $ session s,.

  v$ session_longops sl.

  v$ sqltext_with_newlines t

  WHERE s.sid = sl.sid

  AND s.serial # sl.serial = #.

  and t.address = s.sql_address

  and t.hash_value = s.sql_hash_value

  and s.status = 'ACTIVE '.

  and s.username <> 'SYSTEM '.

  order of s.sid, t.piece;

  Or see if you can find a useful script here:

  http://www.Oracle-base.com/DBA/scripts.php

• table/view not found when creating a package, but can execute sql...

  I'm trying to create a package I'm ora-00942 table or view does not exsit, but when I run with the same user tries to create the package in the sql statement that gives NO error through fine.

  Any idea what can cause that?

  -drop table demo_hdr_trgt

  -drop table demo_hdr_stg

  -It's the tabe belong to the other user not my own schema

  connect tstdata/tstdata

  create the table demo_hdr_stg as floor (dbms_random.value (1,101)) select id, floor (dbms_random.value (1001,100001)) double amt connect by level < = 100

  /

  -It's my diagram

  connect me3/me3
  

  create the table demo_hdr_trgt in select * from hdr_stg where 1 = 0

  /

  Select * from tstdata.demo_hdr_stg by id

  /

  Select * from demo_hdr_trgt by id

  /

  -business for this temporary table to demo rule

  ALTER TABLE demo_hdr_trgt add PRIMARY KEY (id)

  /

  -table to the control of the error for the DML

  Start

  DBMS_ERRLOG. CREATE_ERROR_LOG('tstdata.) DEMO_HDR_STG');

  end

  /

  -Follow-up of the load table if he succeeds

  CREATE TABLE demo_RESULT_TAB

  (VARCHAR2 (100) 'RUN_NAME',)

  VARCHAR2 (100) "V_MODULE."

  VARCHAR2 (100) "V_ACTION."

  NUMBER OF "ROWCOUNT".

  )

  /

  -Follow-up of the other error table

  CREATE TABLE demo_ERROR_TAB

  (VARCHAR2 (100) 'RUN_NAME',)

  VARCHAR2 (100) "V_MODULE."

  VARCHAR2 (100) "V_ACTION."

  NUMBER OF "SQLCODE"

  "SQLERRM' VARCHAR2 (4000).

  "CALL_STACK' CLOB

  )

  /

  -package charge demo

  create or replace package demo_hdr_pkg as

  procedure hdr_ldr (run_name varchar2);

  end demo_hdr_pkg

  /

  create or replace package body demo_hdr_pkg as

  procedure hdr_ldr (run_name varchar2) is

  number of v_sqlcode;

  v_sqlerrm varchar2 (1000);

  v_module varchar2 (100): = "demo_hdr_pkg.hdr_ldr";

  v_action varchar2 (100): = "insert into hdr_trgt";

  number of v_rowcount;

  Start

  DBMS_APPLICATION_INFO.set_module (module_name = > v_module,)

  action_name = > v_action);

  -the sql code that gives ora-00942 errors that I can review independent

  -INSERT / * + append PARALLEL * /.

  INSERT / * + PARALLEL * /.

  IN demo_hdr_trgt, SELECT id, tstdata.demo_hdr_stg amt

  LOG ERRORS IN tstdata. ERR$ (run_name) _demo_HDR_STG

  REJECT LIMIT UNLIMITED;

  v_rowcount: = number of lines sql %;

  INSERT into demo_result_tab (run_name, v_module, v_action, rowcount) values (run_name, v_module, v_action, v_rowcount);

  commit;

  exception when others then

  dbms_output.put_line(SQLCODE||) e '|| SQLERRM);

  v_sqlcode: = sqlcode;

  v_sqlerrm: = sqlerrm;

  insert into demo_error_tab (run_name, v_module, v_action, sqlcode, sqlerrm, call_stack) values (run_name, v_module, v_action, v_sqlcode, v_sqlerrm, dbms_utility.format_call_stack);

  commit;

  -dbms_scheduler to analyze the error table and send e-mail

  end;

  end demo_hdr_pkg

  /

  -test

  declare

  v_runname varchar2 (100): = to_char (sysdate, 'YYYY_MM_DD_HH24_MI_SS');

  Start

  demo_hdr_pkg.hdr_ldr (v_runname);

  end

  /

  Select * from demo_hdr_stg by id

  /

  Select * from demo_hdr_trgt by id

  /

  Select * from demo_error_tab

  /

  Select * from demo_result_tab

  /

  This question is asked almost every day...

  http://martincarstenbach.WordPress.com/2010/05/27/the-difference-between-a-direct-grant-and-a-role-in-PLSQL/

  Summary, you need a DIRECT grant (not through a role), or you could modify the procedure to use the rights of the appellant (the default is rights define).

  See you soon,.

• Word key missing in to_number conversion in the SQL statement select error

  ORA-00905: lack keyword for the below SQL statement error. It should be of to_number (m.EQUIP_SUB_CLASS_ID, '9999')
  between 3800 and the 3699 where Clause. Is that what I miss in the SQL below?
  
  

  SELECT  M.EQUIP_NO,M.EQUIP_CLASS_ID, M.EQUIP_DESCR,M.ORG_ID
    from  MAMIS.EQUIP M
   where M.EQUIP_NO in  (  SELECT  M.EQUIP_NO  from  MAMIS.EQUIP M, MAMIS.ORG O 
  where upper(M.ORG_ID) like upper(O.ORG_ID) 
  and length(replace(translate(M.EQUIP_SUB_CLASS_ID, '0123456789', '000000000'), '0')) is null
  and upper(M.fleet_status) like 'ACTIVE'  
  and upper(M.ORG_ID) not like 'NA'  
  and to_number(m.EQUIP_SUB_CLASS_ID , '9999') 
  between 3699 and 3800  )

  Hello

  I don't see obvious errors.

  Whenever you have a problem, please post a full test script that people can run to recreate the problem and test their ideas. Include CREATE TABLE and INSERT statements for all of the tables involved and the results desired from these data. Format your code so people can read and understand.
  See the FAQ forum {message identifier: = 9360002}

  I saw a couple of things you need to know about Oracle, but none of them would cause an error "Missing key word".

  There is no point in using the LIKE operator if you do use wildcards. For example

  upper (M.fleet_status)      like 'ACTIVE'  
  

  is slower than, but otherwise equivalent to

  upper (M.fleet_status)      = 'ACTIVE'  
  

  What are you trying to do here?

  length ( replace ( translate ( M.EQUIP_SUB_CLASS_ID
                              , '0123456789'
                      , '000000000'
                      )
             , '0'
             )
         )               is null
  

  Want to see if m.equip_sub_class_id consists only of numbers, from ' 0 'to 9'?
  If so, you can simply say

  TRANSLATE ( m.equip_sub_class_id
         , 'X0123456789'
         , 'X'
         )          IS NULL
  

  Depending on your front end, you may need a sem, i-colon (;) the end of your query.