Effect of NLS_LANG in the SQL scripts

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  -- EXEC SP_smpAGENCY_MYWS_LAPSE_GET_USP_AMSurrenderMngtReport '2005','2010','09048','IL'    
  ALTER PROCEDURE SP_smpAGENCY_MYWS_LAPSE_GET_USP_AMSurrenderMngtReport    
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  @EndYY AS VARCHAR(4),    
  @AgentCode AS VARCHAR(9),    
  @CompanyCode AS VARCHAR(4)    
      
  AS    
      
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  SET @ProfileYYYYMM = '201005'    
      
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  SET @SQLStr1 = @SQLStr1 + '  [AgentRank] VARCHAR(10) '    
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  SET @SQLStr1 = @SQLStr1 + '  [mine_policy_no] VARCHAR(50), '    
  SET @SQLStr1 = @SQLStr1 + '  [Annl_premium] NUMERIC(28, 2) '    
  SET @SQLStr1 = @SQLStr1 + ' ) '    
      
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  SET @SQLStr1 = @SQLStr1 + ' ( '    
  SET @SQLStr1 = @SQLStr1 + '  [company_code] VARCHAR(50), '    
  SET @SQLStr1 = @SQLStr1 + '  [mine_policy_no] VARCHAR(50), '     
  SET @SQLStr1 = @SQLStr1 + '  [Annl_premium] NUMERIC(28, 2) '    
  SET @SQLStr1 = @SQLStr1 + ' ) '    
      
  SET @SQLStr1 = @SQLStr1 + ' INSERT INTO @tblAgentNumber '    
  SET @SQLStr1 = @SQLStr1 + ' SELECT AgentName, AgentNumber, AgentRank '    
  SET @SQLStr1 = @SQLStr1 + ' FROM [SUMYOLAP0001].aetnaildb.dbo.agentprofile'+ @ProfileYYYYMM +' AgtProfile '    
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  SET @SQLStr1 = @SQLStr1 + ' AND (Amname not like ''%COMPANY%'' OR Amname not like ''%DIRECT%'' OR Amname not like ''%MARKETsmp%'') '    
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  SET @SQLStr1 = @SQLStr1 + ' AND LEFT(agencynumber,2) not in (''CD'',''DR'') AND LEFT(agencynumber,3) <> ''DIR'' '    
  SET @SQLStr1 = @SQLStr1 + ' AND RIGHT(RTRIM(agencynumber),2) not in (''CD'',''DR'') AND RIGHT(RTRIM(agencynumber),3) <> ''DIR'' '    
  SET @SQLStr1 = @SQLStr1 + ' AND companycode = ''IL'' '    
      
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  IF @CompanyCode = 'All'    
  BEGIN    
   SET @SQLStr1 = @SQLStr1 + ' WHERE company_code IN (''IL'',''AL'') '    
  END    
  ELSE    
  BEGIN    
   SET @SQLStr1 = @SQLStr1 + ' WHERE company_code IN ('''+ @CompanyCode +''') '    
  END    
  SET @SQLStr1 = @SQLStr1 + ' AND cont_status = ''S'' '    
  SET @SQLStr1 = @SQLStr1 + ' AND YEAR(effective_date) BETWEEN '+ @StartYY +' AND '+ @EndYY +' '    
      
  SET @SQLStr1 = @SQLStr1 + ' SELECT @CompSurrenderCount = COUNT(1), @CompSurrenderAP = SUM(Annl_premium) '    
  SET @SQLStr1 = @SQLStr1 + ' FROM @tblmineSurrender S '    
  SET @SQLStr1 = @SQLStr1 + ' INNER JOIN odsagent_role R '    
  SET @SQLStr1 = @SQLStr1 + ' ON S.company_code = R.company_code '    
  SET @SQLStr1 = @SQLStr1 + ' AND S.mine_policy_no = R.mine_policy_no '    
  SET @SQLStr1 = @SQLStr1 + ' INNER JOIN @tblAgentNumber A '    
  SET @SQLStr1 = @SQLStr1 + ' ON R.servicsmpagent_code = A.AgentNumber '    
      
  SET @SQLStr1 = @SQLStr1 + ' INSERT INTO @tblmineInforce '    
  SET @SQLStr1 = @SQLStr1 + ' SELECT company_code, mine_policy_no, Annl_premium '    
  SET @SQLStr1 = @SQLStr1 + ' FROM odsmine_policy '    
  IF @CompanyCode = 'All'    
  BEGIN    
   SET @SQLStr1 = @SQLStr1 + ' WHERE company_code IN (''IL'',''AL'') '    
  END    
  ELSE    
  BEGIN    
   SET @SQLStr1 = @SQLStr1 + ' WHERE company_code IN (''' + @CompanyCode + ''') '    
  END    
  SET @SQLStr1 = @SQLStr1 + ' AND cont_status = ''I'' '    
  SET @SQLStr1 = @SQLStr1 + ' AND YEAR(effective_date) BETWEEN '+ @StartYY +' AND '+ @EndYY +' '    
      
  SET @SQLStr1 = @SQLStr1 + ' SELECT @CompInforceCount = COUNT(1), @CompInforceAP = SUM(Annl_premium) '    
  SET @SQLStr1 = @SQLStr1 + ' FROM @tblmineInforce I '    
  SET @SQLStr1 = @SQLStr1 + ' INNER JOIN odsagent_role R '    
  SET @SQLStr1 = @SQLStr1 + ' ON I.company_code = R.company_code '    
  SET @SQLStr1 = @SQLStr1 + ' AND I.mine_policy_no = R.mine_policy_no '    
  SET @SQLStr1 = @SQLStr1 + ' INNER JOIN @tblAgentNumber A '    
  SET @SQLStr1 = @SQLStr1 + ' ON R.servicsmpagent_code = A.AgentNumber '    
      
  SET @SQLStr1 = @SQLStr1 + ' SET @CompAvgCount = ROUND(ISNULL(@CompSurrenderCount,0) * 100 / ( ISNULL(@CompSurrenderCount,0) + @CompInforceCount),2) '     
  SET @SQLStr1 = @SQLStr1 + ' SET @CompAvgAP = ROUND(ISNULL(@CompSurrenderAP,0) * 100 / ( ISNULL(@CompSurrenderAP,0) + @CompInforceAP),2) '     
      
  SET @SQLStr1 = @SQLStr1 + ' DECLARE @tblODSmine_Policy TABLE '    
  SET @SQLStr1 = @SQLStr1 + ' ( '    
  SET @SQLStr1 = @SQLStr1 + '  [AgentName] VARCHAR(255), '    
  SET @SQLStr1 = @SQLStr1 + '  [AgentNumber] VARCHAR(9), '    
  SET @SQLStr1 = @SQLStr1 + '  [AgentRank] VARCHAR(10), '    
  SET @SQLStr1 = @SQLStr1 + '  [Company_Code] VARCHAR(4), '    
  SET @SQLStr1 = @SQLStr1 + '  [mine_Policy_No] VARCHAR(10), '    
  SET @SQLStr1 = @SQLStr1 + '  [Cont_Status] VARCHAR(1), '    
  SET @SQLStr1 = @SQLStr1 + '  [Annl_Premium] DECIMAL(15,2), '    
  SET @SQLStr1 = @SQLStr1 + '  [No_count] NUMERIC '    
  SET @SQLStr1 = @SQLStr1 + ' ) '    
      
  SET @SQLStr2 = 'INSERT INTO  @tblODSmine_Policy '    
  SET @SQLStr2 = @SQLStr2 + ' SELECT DISTINCT AgtProfile.AgentName, AgtProfile.AgentNumber, '    
  SET @SQLStr2 = @SQLStr2 + ' AgtProfile.AgentRank,mine.company_code, mine.mine_policy_no, mine.cont_status, mine.Annl_Premium, 1.0 as no_count '    
  SET @SQLStr2 = @SQLStr2 + ' FROM @tblAgentNumber AgtProfile '    
  SET @SQLStr2 = @SQLStr2 + ' INNER JOIN [SUMYOLAP0001].aetnaildb.dbo.COMAGH COMAGH '    
  SET @SQLStr2 = @SQLStr2 + ' ON AgtProfile.AgentNumber = COMAGH.AHAGTN '    
  SET @SQLStr2 = @SQLStr2 + ' AND (AHAMNO = ''' + @AgentCode + ''' OR AHUMNO = ''' + @AgentCode + ''' OR AHAGNO = ''' + @AgentCode + ''') '    
      
  IF @CompanyCode = 'ALL'    
  BEGIN    
   SET @SQLStr2 = @SQLStr2 + ' AND AHCO IN (''AL'',''IL'') '    
  END    
  ELSE    
  BEGIN    
   SET @SQLStr2 = @SQLStr2 + ' AND AHCO = ''' + @CompanyCode + ''' '    
  END    
      
  SET @SQLStr2 = @SQLStr2 + ' INNER JOIN odsagent_role Role '    
  SET @SQLStr2 = @SQLStr2 + ' ON AgtProfile.AgentNumber = Role.servicsmpagent_code '    
  SET @SQLStr2 = @SQLStr2 + ' INNER JOIN odsmine_policy mine '    
  SET @SQLStr2 = @SQLStr2 + ' ON Role.company_code = mine.company_code '    
  SET @SQLStr2 = @SQLStr2 + ' AND Role.mine_policy_no = mine.mine_policy_no '    
  SET @SQLStr2 = @SQLStr2 + ' AND mine.cont_status IN (''S'',''I'') '    
      
  IF @CompanyCode = 'ALL'    
  BEGIN    
   SET @SQLStr2 = @SQLStr2 + ' AND mine.company_code IN (''AL'',''IL'') '    
  END    
  ELSE     
  BEGIN    
   SET @SQLStr2 = @SQLStr2 + ' AND mine.company_code = ''' + @CompanyCode + ''' '    
  END    
      
  SET @SQLStr2 = @SQLStr2 + ' AND YEAR(mine.effective_date) BETWEEN '+ @StartYY +'  AND  '+ @EndYY +' '    
      
  SET @SQLStr3 = 'SELECT AgentName, AgentRank, AgentNumber, '    
  SET @SQLStr3 = @SQLStr3 + ' CONVERT(INT,SUM(CASE WHEN cont_status = ''S'' THEN no_count ELSE 0 END)) AS Surrrender_Count, '    
  SET @SQLStr3 = @SQLStr3 + ' CONVERT(INT,SUM(CASE WHEN cont_status = ''I'' THEN no_count ELSE 0 END)) AS InForce_Count, '    
  SET @SQLStr3 = @SQLStr3 + ' SUM(CASE WHEN cont_status = ''S'' THEN Annl_premium ELSE 0 END) AS SurrenderAP, '    
  SET @SQLStr3 = @SQLStr3 + ' SUM(CASE WHEN cont_status = ''I'' THEN Annl_premium ELSE 0 END) AS InForceAP, '    
  SET @SQLStr3 = @SQLStr3 + ' CASE WHEN count(*) = 0 THEN 0 ELSE CONVERT(DECIMAL(38,2),(SUM(CASE WHEN cont_status = ''S'' THEN no_count ELSE 0 END) * 100 / count(*))) END AS AgtSurrenderCount, '    
  SET @SQLStr3 = @SQLStr3 + ' CASE WHEN SUM(Annl_premium) = 0 THEN 0 ELSE CONVERT(DECIMAL(38,2),(SUM(CASE WHEN cont_status = ''S'' THEN Annl_premium ELSE 0 END) * 100 / SUM(Annl_premium))) END AS AgtSurrenderAP, '    
  SET @SQLStr3 = @SQLStr3 + ' CONVERT(varchar(100),@CompAvgCount) AS CompAvgCount, '    
  SET @SQLStr3 = @SQLStr3 + ' CONVERT(varchar(100), @CompAvgAP) AS CompAvgAP '    
  SET @SQLStr3 = @SQLStr3 + ' FROM @tblODSmine_Policy '    
  SET @SQLStr3 = @SQLStr3 + ' GROUP BY AgentName, AgentRank, AgentNumber '    
      
  EXEC (@SQLStr1 + @SQLStr2 + @SQLStr3)    
  --PRINT (@SQLStr1 + @SQLStr2 + @SQLStr3)    

  Yes.

  1. the scrap code.
  2. get the specification of the requirements of business origin.
  3. learn PL/SQL.
  4. write the PL/SQL code to meet the requirements of the company.

• Installer for the simultaneous program defined with the parameters - Script SQL

  I wrote a very simple sql script and I want to save it as a simultaneous Oracle program. I have included a parameter field in the sql script to allow the entry of a value to determine the number of days prior to the script. The script runs correctly in SQL * Plus, but when I try to record it as a competitor Oracle program I get the following errors below:
  

  This works in SQL* PLUS
  
  SELECT emp_id, amount
  FROM tblSalaries
  WHERE hire_date > SYSDATE-&Days;
  
  Enter value for Days: 7
  old    3: hire_date > SYSDATE-&Days
  new  3: hire_date > SYSDATE-7
  
  And it provides my results....

  Although when I save this as a simultaneous program and set the configuration setting and run the simultaneous program and enter the number in the parameter field, work ends with an ERROR with the following:
  

                                                                                                           
  Enter value for Days: EXEC FND_CONC_STAT.COLLECT;
  hire_date > SYSDATE-EXEC FND_CONC_STAT.COLLECT; and
                                      *
  ERROR at line 3:
  ORA-00933: SQL command not properly ended 

  If I put single quotes around '& days', in line 3, I get a different error:
  

  ERROR at line 3:
  ORA-01722: invalid number 

  Do you know what could be the problem?
  Thanks for the review!

  You can try one of these approaches-

  1. replace '& days' in your script with "& 1"- or-".

  2. Add the following to your script at the beginning

  Days := &1;
  

  PL see the developer's Guide Application for your specific version http://www.oracle.com/technology/documentation/applications.html EBS

  HTH
  Srini