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• Error - ORA-01422: exact fetch returns more than number of lines

  Hello
  
  I get the error when running script below. Please help me.
  
  /****************** ERROR ******************/
  
  Error report:
  ORA-01422: exact fetch returns more than number of lines
  ORA-06512: at line 71
  01422 00000 - "exact fetch returns more than number of lines."
  * Cause: Exact extraction specified number is less than the returned rows.
  * Action: Rewrite the query or change the number of rows requested
  
  
  
  /****************** SCRIPT ******************/
  
  DECLARE
  
  l_xml XMLTYPE: = XMLTYPE ("< LoggingInformation >
  < commandeEmplacement >
  < name > ServiceCall1 < / name >
  < StartTime > 2010-01-18T 11: 11:41.570664 - 00:00 < / StartTime >
  < EndTime > 2010-01-18T 11: 11:43.8987741 - 00:00 < / EndTime >
  < ElapsedTime > 00:00:02.3281101 < / ElapsedTime >
  < status > completed < / status >
  < ExceptionMessage > error here... < / ExceptionMessage >
  < ExceptionStackTrace > Stack Trace here... < / ExceptionStackTrace >
  < ServiceLoggingEntries >
  < item >
  < foo > 1 < / foo >
  < / ServiceInformation >
  < item >
  < foo > 2 < / foo >
  < / ServiceInformation >
  < / ServiceLoggingEntries >
  < InformationLoggingEntries >
  < ProcessInformation >
  < bar > 1 < / >
  < / ProcessInformation >
  < ProcessInformation >
  < bar > 2 < / >
  < / ProcessInformation >
  < / InformationLoggingEntries >
  
  < / commandeEmplacement >
  < commandeEmplacement >
  < name > ServiceCall2 < / name >
  < StartTime > 2010-01-18T 11: 11:41.570664 - 00:00 < / StartTime >
  < EndTime > 2010-01-18T 11: 11:43.8987741 - 00:00 < / EndTime >
  < ElapsedTime > 00:00:02.3281101 < / ElapsedTime >
  < status > completed < / status >
  < ExceptionMessage > error here... < / ExceptionMessage >
  < ExceptionStackTrace > Stack Trace here... < / ExceptionStackTrace >
  < ServiceLoggingEntries >
  < item >
  < foo > 3 < / foo >
  < / ServiceInformation >
  < item >
  < foo > 4 < / foo >
  < / ServiceInformation >
  < / ServiceLoggingEntries >
  < InformationLoggingEntries >
  < ProcessInformation >
  < bar > 3 < / >
  < / ProcessInformation >
  < ProcessInformation >
  < bar > < / > 4
  < / ProcessInformation >
  < / InformationLoggingEntries >
  < / commandeEmplacement >
  
  < commandeEmplacement >
  < name > ServiceCall3 < / name >
  < StartTime > 2010-01-18T 11: 11:41.570664 - 00:00 < / StartTime >
  < EndTime > 2010-01-18T 11: 11:43.8987741 - 00:00 < / EndTime >
  < ElapsedTime > 00:00:02.3281101 < / ElapsedTime >
  status of <>failed < / status >
  < ExceptionMessage > error here... < / ExceptionMessage >
  < ExceptionStackTrace > Stack Trace here... < / ExceptionStackTrace >
  < / commandeEmplacement >
  (< / LoggingInformation > ');
  
  v_txt VARCHAR2 (2000);
  
  BEGIN
  
  SELECT XMLTYPE. Extract (value (TT),'/ CommandInformation/Name/Text () '). GETSTRINGVAL()
  IN v_txt
  TABLE (XMLSEQUENCE (l_xml. Extract('/LoggingInformation/CommandInformation'))) tt;
  
  DBMS_OUTPUT. Put_line (v_txt);
  
  END;

  Select...

  means only 1 row can be returned.

  Your select returns more than one line.
  Change v_txt in a collection, define a cursor and the extraction of it or change the statement, i.e. it returns a single line.

  ---------
  Sybrand Bakker
  Senior Oracle DBA

• ERRO ORA-01422: exact fetch returns more than number of lines

  SET SERVEROUTPUT ON
  create or replace procedure copy
  AS
  
  cursor c2 IS
  Select t.country_code
  transactions t;
  
  v_lc_details_current_hist c2% rowtype;
  v_country_code transactions.country_code% TYPE;
  
  Start
  
  
  Open c2;
  loop
  
  extract the c2 in v_lc_details_current_hist;
  
  
  OUTPUT WHEN c2% NOTFOUND;
  
  
  
  Select the country_code in v_country_code of transactions;
  
  DBMS_OUTPUT. Put_line (v_country_code);
  
  end loop;
  
  Close c2;
  
  end;
  /
  
  
  
  I'm gettintha error ORA-01422: exact fetch returns more than number of lines
  
  Please help me

  [email protected] wrote:
  Select the country_code in v_country_code of transactions;
  -It's to return several rows, and the SELECT INTO statement expects that one line.

  A SELECT INTO statement can be used if you want a query to return only one row. Otherwise use bulk collect and a variable of class to contain the result lines multiples.

• Error creating a salary. ORA-01422: exact fetch returns more than the requested number of rows in the hr_maintain_proposal_swi procedure insert_salary_proposal package

  Hi all

  We try to add new proposal for a salary of some employees from form August 1, 2015 (the Date of the beginning of employee)

  There is no existing salary proposal doesn't exist for these employees.

  We get below error.

  
  

  ORA-01422: exact fetch returns more than the requested number of rows in the hr_maintain_proposal_swi procedure insert_salary_proposal package

  
  

  Help, please.

  Thank you

  Tarun

  Hi John,.

  If it helps, take a look at the following note:

  ORA-01422 exact Fetch returns more than number of lines requested in Hr_maintain_proposal_swi (Doc ID 1673527.1)

  Kind regards

  Rajen

• ORA-01422: exact fetch returns more than number of lines

  Hello world

  I want to create a procedure only allows me to perform selection et Update in my database, I have already create the procedure and compiled without problems but when I want to run this procedure, I have this error

  ORA-01422: exact fetch returns more than number of lines

  This syntax of my procedure
  

  create or replace procedure app is

  i nombre := 100 ;

  o_username employees.first_name% TYPE ;

  o_lastn employees. Last_name %TYPE

  o_sal. employees % of SALARY TYPE ;

  Start

  loop

  / * display * /.

  Select first_name, LAST_NAME, SALARY

  in o_username, o_lastn, o_sal

  of admin.employees where employee_id = i;

  DBMS_OUTPUT. Put_line (' name: ' | o_username);

  DBMS_OUTPUT. Put_line (' first name: ' | o_lastn);

  DBMS_OUTPUT. Put_line (' salary: ' | o_sal)

  / * put a days * /.

  Update employees

  put salary = salary + salary *0.25 where employee_id = i;

  commit;

  / * dbms_put.put_line (' new salary is: ' | ') sell2_tab (i)); * /

  i := i + 1 ;

  / * list the data * /

  / * dbms_put.put_line (' new salary is: ' ") ;*/

  output when i = 200;

  end loop;

  end app;

  thnx
  

  create or replace procedure APP is

  Constant START_ID EMPLOYEES. EMPLOYEE_ID % TYPE: = 100;

  Constant END_ID EMPLOYEES. EMPLOYEE_ID % TYPE: = 200;

  O_USERNAME EMPLOYEES. Type % name;

  O_LASTN EMPLOYEES. Last_name type %;

  O_SAL EMPLOYEES. Kind of % of SALARY;

  Start

  for rec (select FIRST_NAME, LAST_NAME, salary

  the admin. EMPLOYEES

  where EMPLOYEE_ID between START_ID and END_ID)

  loop

  DBMS_OUTPUT. Put_line (' name: ' | rec. NAME);

  DBMS_OUTPUT. Put_line ("first name:" | ") Rec. LAST_NAME);

  DBMS_OUTPUT. Put_line (' salary: ' | rec. SALARY) / * setting days * /.

  end loop;

  Update EMPLOYEES

  Set SALARY = SALARY + SALARY * 0.25

  where EMPLOYEE_ID between START_ID and END_ID;

  commit;

  end app;

• ORA-01422 exactly fetch returned more rows than expected

  Hi all
  
  Some1 can you please suggest what is the difference between "ORA-01422 exactly fetch returned more rows than expected" and too many errors of lines.
  
  Concerning
  Arpit

  TOO_MANY_ROWS is a predefined exception that allows to capture the ORA-01422. It simply means that we don't need to declare our own exception to cope.

  SQL> DECLARE
    2
    3      lv_Dummy        dual.dummy%TYPE;
    4
    5  BEGIN
    6
    7      SELECT
    8          dummy
    9      INTO
   10          lv_Dummy
   11      FROM
   12          (   SELECT dummy FROM DUAL UNION ALL
   13              SELECT dummy FROM DUAL
   14          );
   15  END;
   16  /
  DECLARE
  *
  ERROR at line 1:
  ORA-01422: exact fetch returns more than requested number of rows
  ORA-06512: at line 7
  
  SQL> set serveroutput on
  SQL> DECLARE
    2
    3      lv_Dummy        dual.dummy%TYPE;
    4
    5  BEGIN
    6
    7      SELECT
    8          dummy
    9      INTO
   10          lv_Dummy
   11      FROM
   12          (   SELECT dummy FROM DUAL UNION ALL
   13              SELECT dummy FROM DUAL
   14          );
   15  EXCEPTION
   16      WHEN TOO_MANY_ROWS THEN
   17          dbms_output.put_line('TOO_MANY_ROWS is built in exception to allow us to capture ORA-01422');
   18
   19  END;
   20  /
  TOO_MANY_ROWS is built in exception to allow us to capture ORA-01422
  
  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
  
  SQL> DECLARE
    2
    3      lv_Dummy        dual.dummy%TYPE;
    4      lex_TooManyRows EXCEPTION;
    5
    6      PRAGMA EXCEPTION_INIT(lex_TooManyRows, -1422);
    7  BEGIN
    8
    9      SELECT
   10          dummy
   11      INTO
   12          lv_Dummy
   13      FROM
   14          (   SELECT dummy FROM DUAL UNION ALL
   15              SELECT dummy FROM DUAL
   16          );
   17  EXCEPTION
   18      WHEN lex_TooManyRows THEN
   19          dbms_output.put_line('lex_TooManyRows is our exception to allow us to capture ORA-01422');
   20
   21  END;
   22  /
  lex_TooManyRows is our exception to allow us to capture ORA-01422
  
  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
  

  HTH

  David

• ORA-01422: exact fetch returns more than number of rows - FIX?

  Dear experts of PL/SQL,

  I encounter this problem when running under procedure, how this can be exceeded? Procedure was running well for the last few weeks and we have this problem all of a sudden:

  ORA-01422: exact fetch returns more than number of lines

  CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE DBA_MAINT. () SQL_EXEC_DRILLDOWN

  beginsnapid in numbers

  endsnapid in numbers

  )

  AS

  begin_date varchar2 (30);

  End_date varchar2 (30);

  statName VARCHAR2 (64);

  err_msg VARCHAR2 (100);

  The CNT number;

  cursor c1

  is

  Select stat_name,

  Sum in the NTC

  de)

  Select instance_number,

  stat_name,

  ((VALUE) max - min (VALUE)) COUNTY

  of dba_hist_sysstat

  where stat_name in ("run the County", 'parse count (total)', "parse count (hard)")

  and snap_id between beginsnapid

  and endsnapid

  Instance_number group, stat_name)

  Stat_name group

  Union of all the

  Select stat_name,

  Sum in the NTC

  de)

  Select instance_number,

  stat_name,

  Round (((value) - (VALUE) min Max) / 1000000) COUNTY

  of DBA_HIST_SYS_TIME_MODEL

  where stat_name in ("DB CPU", "background time cpu", 'sql execute elapsed time', 'analysis elapsed time', ' parse hard time elapsed ")

  and snap_id between beginsnapid

  and endsnapid

  Instance_number group, stat_name)

  Stat_name Union group all the

  Select stat_name,

  MySQL as cnt

  de)

  Select a.stat_name stat_name,

  (b.value - a.value) VALUE

  dba_hist_sysstat a, dba_hist_sysstat b

  where a.dbid = b.dbid

  and a.instance_number = b.instance_number

  and a.stat_id = b.stat_id

  and a.snap_id = beginsnapid

  and b.snap_id = endsnapid

  and a.stat_name in ('physical reads',

  "physical Scriptures."

  "physical read IO total number of applications."

  "physical write IO requests total."

  "Physics read total multi block requests."

  "total multi block request writing for the physical box,.

  ("reading session logic")

  and a.instance_number = b.instance_number)

  Stat_name group;

  Start

  Start

  Select distinct TO_CHAR (END_INTERVAL_TIME, "MM/DD/YYYY HH24 '")

  in begin_date

  of dba_hist_snapshot

  where snap_id = beginsnapid;

  Select distinct TO_CHAR (END_INTERVAL_TIME, "MM/DD/YYYY HH24 '")

  in end_date

  of dba_hist_snapshot

  where snap_id = endsnapid;

  -DBMS_OUTPUT. Put_line (begin_date);

  -DBMS_OUTPUT. Put_line (end_date);

  exception

  When no_data_found

  then

  null;

  end;

  C1_rec IN C1

  LOOP

  Start

  Insert

  in DBA_MAINT. Values (DB_SQL_EXEC_DETAILS)

  beginsnapid,

  endsnapid,

  begin_date,

  End_date,

  c1_rec.stat_name,

  c1_rec. CNT

  );

  -DBMS_OUTPUT. Put_line (c1_rec.stat_name |) »      '|| c1_rec. CNT);

  exception

  When no_data_found

  then

  null;

  end;

  end loop;

  commit;

  end;

  /

  Reasons to explain above, but I think it would be more appropriate select latest END_INTERVAL_TIME as follows

  Select TO_CHAR ((max (END_INTERVAL_TIME)), "MM/DD/YYYY HH24")

  in begin_date

  of dba_hist_snapshot

  where snap_id = beginsnapid;

  Select TO_CHAR ((max (END_INTERVAL_TIME)), "MM/DD/YYYY HH24")

  in end_date

  of dba_hist_snapshot

  where snap_id = endsnapid;

• error report: ORA-01422: exact fetch returns more than number of lines

  I get this error in table form that should be filled by selecting a week called item description in this page by a dynamic action.

  In the main table, I have two primary keys and so two foreign keys in the secondary table even if it is not a type of form master detail.

  When I select the week description point and the related records in the form of sound. But it gives the above error.

  In the main table, there are two records of same, in this user name folders is different which defines the unique character of the file.

  It is really basic and happens if you have something like this in your code - the SQL code is supposed to return exactly ONE value and it returns two or more:

  

  Denes Kubicek

• Error ORA-01422 apex: exact fetch returns more than the required number of line

  Hi people,
  
  Apex 4.1
  I have a page that works like a charm.
  
  Based on my application I need I have to perform the same operation for the different regions. As a quick and better method, I copied the page and branched, it inspires tab for this region.
  
  The problem is that the original page works fine.
  I haven't changed anything except the parent set to this copied page tab and works that I find with the above error.
  
  It allows me to make the first entry on this page, but when I try to access the page again it gives me this error.
  
  The error in detail is as below:
  
  is_internal_error: false
  ora_sqlcode:-1422
  ora_sqlerrm: ORA-01422: exact fetch returns more than number of lines
  Component.type: APEX_APPLICATION_PAGE_PROCESS
  Component.ID: 214936714355373108
  Component.Name: EMP_LEAVE_INFO line
  error_backtrace:
  ORA-06512: at line 1
  ORA-06512: at "SYS." DBMS_SYS_SQL", line 1926
  ORA-06512: at "SYS." WWV_DBMS_SQL', line 973
  ORA-06512: at "SYS." WWV_DBMS_SQL', line 999
  ORA-06512: at "APEX_040200.WWV_FLOW_DYNAMIC_EXEC", line 806
  ORA-06512: at "APEX_040200.WWV_FLOW_DML", line 336
  ORA-06512: at "APEX_040200.WWV_FLOW_PROCESS", line 332

  >
  As a quick and better method, I copied the page and branched, it inspires tab for this region.
  >

  Copy paste is never advisable. It can be fast in some cases, there is an anti-pattern.

  Be aware that the automatic extraction of the APEX line is based on a component of demand.

  It is possible that your automatic rowfetch is based on the element of your previous page. If you for example to change the name of the table, but do not change the reference is the primary key value, then you can pass a value to your table that was not unique. This would result in ORA-01422.

  Find the value of the session element and run your query.

  Concerning

  Nico

• "Getting the error 'exact fetch returns more than number of lines.

  Hi try to run a query of Iam
  but when I run what it it gives an error
  

  Error report:
  ORA-01422: exact fetch returns more than number of lines
  ORA-06512: at line 9 level
  01422 00000 - "exact fetch returns more than number of lines."
  * Cause: Exact extraction specified number is less than the returned rows.
  * Action: Rewrite the query or change the number of rows requested

  here's my querey
  
  

  SET SERVEROUTPUT ON
  DECLARE
  Emp_table_type TYPE IS an ARRAY OF
  hr_api_transactions % ROWTYPE INDEX BY PLS_INTEGER;
  my_emp_table emp_table_type;
  
  BEGIN
  I'm in 1.53
  LOOP
  SELECT * INTO my_emp_table (i) FROM hr_api_transactions
  WHERE transaction_ref_table = 'PER_ALL_VACANCIES ';
  END LOOP;
  BECAUSE me IN my_emp_table. FIRST... my_emp_table. LAST
  LOOP
  DBMS_OUTPUT. Put_line (my_emp_table (i) .transaction_document);
  END LOOP;
  END;

  Hello

  'Re missing you the bulk of the Collections. Ask that you well want to have a glance on manual of oracle collections.
  Replace your code...

  DECLARE
  TYPE emp_table_type IS TABLE OF
  hr_api_transactions%ROWTYPE INDEX BY PLS_INTEGER;
  my_emp_table emp_table_type;
  BEGIN
  SELECT *
  BULK COLLCT INTO my_emp_table
  FROM hr_api_transactions
  WHERE transaction_ref_table = 'PER_ALL_VACANCIES';
  FOR i IN my_emp_table.FIRST..my_emp_table.LAST
  LOOP
  DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(my_emp_table(i).transaction_document);
  END LOOP;
  END;
  

  Before you run the above script, don't forget to run the

  set serveroutput on
  

  I hope this helps.

  PS-> mark as Complete/useful, if the apporoach above meets the expected result

  Kind regards
  Claudy

• ERROR "ora-01422" during insertion in the table?

  Hello

  I have created the dynamic action of PL/SQL to insert data but founded by page_item

  
  
   declare 
  x_found_pages number;
  x_auth_id number;
  x_user_id number;
   begin
   x_user_id := :P41_USR_ID; -- this is my page_item _____ successful run When change it to number value .. !
  
  
  
  
        select count(V_APP_PAGES.PAGE_ID) into x_found_pages
        from V_AUTH_DTL V_AUTH_DTL,V_APP_PAGES V_APP_PAGES 
        where V_AUTH_DTL.PAGE_ID!=V_APP_PAGES.PAGE_ID
        and  V_AUTH_DTL.USR_ID = x_user_id;
     
        select T_AUTH.ID into x_auth_id 
        from T_AUTH_DTL T_AUTH_DTL,T_AUTH T_AUTH 
        where T_AUTH_DTL.AUTH_ID=T_AUTH.ID
        and T_AUTH.USR_ID = x_user_id;
  
  
  -- Checking...? 
    if x_found_pages > 0 then
  
          for i in (select V_APP_PAGES.PAGE_ID
             from V_AUTH_DTL V_AUTH_DTL,V_APP_PAGES V_APP_PAGES 
             where V_AUTH_DTL.PAGE_ID!=V_APP_PAGES.PAGE_ID
             and  V_AUTH_DTL.USR_ID = x_user_id)
      
    loop
    insert into T_AUTH_DTL (AUTH_ID,PAGE_ID) values (x_auth_id,i.PAGE_ID);
    end loop;
  
      end if;
  
   end;
  
  
  
  

  Please help me to avoid the ERROR "ora-01422" when running code in the dynamic action...

  Thank you...

  AMR Abdeen wrote:

  I have created the dynamic action of PL/SQL to insert data but founded by page_item

  1. declare
  2. number of x_found_pages;
  3. number of x_auth_id;
  4. number of x_user_id;
  5. Start
  6. x_user_id: =: P41_USR_ID; -It is my page_item _ successfully performed when change to value the number...!
  7. SELECT count (V_APP_PAGES. Page_id) in x_found_pages
  8. of V_AUTH_DTL V_AUTH_DTL, V_APP_PAGES V_APP_PAGES
  9. where V_AUTH_DTL. PAGE_ID! = V_APP_PAGES. PAGE_ID
  10. and V_AUTH_DTL. USR_ID = x_user_id;
  11. Select T_AUTH.ID from x_auth_id
  12. of T_AUTH_DTL T_AUTH_DTL, T_AUTH T_AUTH
  13. where T_AUTH_DTL. AUTH_ID = T_AUTH.ID
  14. and T_AUTH. USR_ID = x_user_id;
  15. -Checking...?
  16. If x_found_pages > 0 then
  17. I'm in (select V_APP_PAGES. PAGE_ID
  18. of V_AUTH_DTL V_AUTH_DTL, V_APP_PAGES V_APP_PAGES
  19. where V_AUTH_DTL. PAGE_ID! = V_APP_PAGES. PAGE_ID
  20. and V_AUTH_DTL. USR_ID = x_user_id)
  21. loop
  22. insert into T_AUTH_DTL (AUTH_ID, PAGE_ID) values (x_auth_id, i.PAGE_ID);
  23. end loop;
  24. end if;
  25. end;

  Please help me to avoid the ERROR "ora-01422" when running code in the dynamic action...

  The error is explicit:

  ORA-01422: exact fetch returns more than number of lines

  Cause: The exact extraction specified number is less than the rows returned.

  Action: Rewrite the query or change the number of rows requested

  This would imply the query in line 16 as County dissociated in the previous one will always return only one row.

  Run

  select T_AUTH.ID into x_auth_id
  from T_AUTH_DTL T_AUTH_DTL,T_AUTH T_AUTH
  where T_AUTH_DTL.AUTH_ID=T_AUTH.ID
  and T_AUTH.USR_ID = :x_user_id
  

  in the workshop of SQL by using the P41_USR_ID value in the variable link to find out how many rows it returns.

  It is likely that the entire block can be replaced by a single INSERT statement. If you provide instructions CREATE TABLE, INSERT statements to create sample data and a clear definition of the requirements that we try to do.

  What is the point of the inclusion of tables aliases that are exactly the same as the names of the tables?

• exact fetch returns more than number of lines

  Hello

  I have here is the procedure to kill session from blocking. It works fine if a row is returned to select it.
  How can I change to operate multiple lines?

  CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE kill_blocking IS
  l_sid NUMBER (10);
  l_serial NUMBER (10);
  l_wait NUMBER (10);
  l_username VARCHAR2 (20);
  sqlstmt VARCHAR2 (1000);
  BEGIN
  SELECT s1. SID, s1.serial #, s2.seconds_in_wait, s2.username
  IN l_sid, l_serial, l_wait, l_username
  V $ lock l1.
  v$ session s1,.
  v$ lock l2,.
  v$ session s2,.
  v$ sql sqlt1.
  v$ sql sqlt2
  WHERE s1. SID = l1. SID
  AND s2. SID = l2. SID
  AND sqlt1.sql_id = s2.sql_id
  AND sqlt2.sql_id = s1.prev_sql_id
  AND l1. BLOCK = 1
  AND l2.request > 0
  AND l1.id1 = l2.id1
  AND l2.id2 = l2.id2;
  IF l_username = "APP" AND l_wait > 100
  THEN
  sqlstmt: =.
  "ALTER SYSTEM KILL SESSION"'.
  || To_char (l_sid)
  || ','
  || To_char (l_serial)
  || '''';
  Dbms_output.put_line (sqlstmt);
  EXECUTE IMMEDIATE sqlstmt;
  END IF;
  EXCEPTION
  WHEN NO_DATA_FOUND
  THEN
  Dbms_output.put_line ('no data found');
  END;
  /

  
  SQL > exec kill_blocking;
  BEGIN kill_blocking; END;

  *
  ERROR on line 1:
  ORA-01422: exact fetch returns more than number of lines
  ORA-06512: at TK. "KILL_BLOCKING", line 8
  ORA-06512: at line 1

  Hello

  You can use the procedure below

  create or replace

  PROCEDURE kill_blocking_mig

  IS

  l_sid NUMBER (10);

  l_serial NUMBER (10);

  l_wait NUMBER (10);

  l_username VARCHAR2 (20);

  sqlstmt VARCHAR2 (1000);

  CURSOR status_cus IS

  SELECT s1. SID, S1. Serial #, s2.seconds_in_wait, s2.username

  V $ lock l1.

  v$ session s1,.

  v$ lock l2,.

  v$ session s2,.

  v$ sql sqlt1.

  v$ sql sqlt2

  WHERE s1. SID = l1. SID

  AND s2. SID = l2. SID

  AND sqlt1.sql_id = s2.sql_id

  AND sqlt2.sql_id = s1.prev_sql_id

  AND l1. BLOCK = 1

  AND l2.request > 0

  AND l1.id1 = l2.id1

  AND l2.id2 = l2.id2;

  BEGIN

  OPEN status_cus.

  loop

  extract the status_cus IN l_sid, l_serial, l_wait, l_username;

  When the output status_cus % notfound;

  IF l_username = "APP" AND l_wait > 100 THEN

  sqlstmt: = ' EDIT the SYSTEM KILL SESSION "' | To_char (l_sid) | ',' || To_char (l_serial) | '''';

  Dbms_output.put_line (sqlstmt);

  EXECUTE IMMEDIATE sqlstmt;

  END IF;

  end loop;

  EXCEPTION

  WHEN NO_DATA_FOUND THEN

  Dbms_output.put_line ('no data found');

  END;

• Get the error ORA-01422 in stored procedure

  ORA-01422: exact fetch returns more than number of lines
  This page explains the error:
  http://www.techonthenet.com/Oracle/errors/ora01422.php
  
  This is my procedure:
  In the clause select is causing the error. I understand the nature of the error, but the strange thing is that when I run the sql code, remove the "in."
  part of my test settings, I just receive a single line. Always when I execute my procedure with the same settings I get the error. What could be wrong?
  
  create or replace
  PROCEDURE COUNTER_GETACTIVE
  (
  METERPOINTID IN MeterPointCounters.MeterPointId%Type,
  METERPOINTCOUNTERNR IN METERPOINTCOUNTERS. Type of METERPOINTCOUNTERNR %,
  p_cursor on REFCURSOR_PKG.counter_cursor
  )
  IS
  l_counterNr CounterBridgeTable.CounterNr%type;
  l_meterId CounterBridgeTable.MeterId%type;
  BEGIN
  Select counternr, meterid in l_counterNr, l_meterId from CounterBridgeTable where meterpointid = METERPOINTID and meterpointcounternr = METERPOINTCOUNTERNR and datetom is null;
  
  Open p_cursor for select * from counters where counternr = l_counterNr and meterId = l_meterId;
  
  END COUNTER_GETACTIVE;

  You actually run this query

  select counternr, meterid from CounterBridgeTable where meterpointid = METERPOINTID and meterpointcounternr = METERPOINTCOUNTERNR and datetom is null;
  

  param name is identical to the column, he's ignoring your param and pretty much do a self-join

  Try this:

  create or replace
  PROCEDURE COUNTER_GETACTIVE
  (
  p_METERPOINTID IN MeterPointCounters.MeterPointId%Type,
  p_METERPOINTCOUNTERNR IN METERPOINTCOUNTERS.METERPOINTCOUNTERNR%type,
  p_cursor out REFCURSOR_PKG.counter_cursor
  )
  IS
  l_counterNr CounterBridgeTable.CounterNr%type;
  l_meterId CounterBridgeTable.MeterId%type;
  BEGIN
  select counternr, meterid into l_counterNr, l_meterId from CounterBridgeTable where meterpointid = p_METERPOINTID and meterpointcounternr = p_METERPOINTCOUNTERNR and datetom is null;
  
  open p_cursor for select * from counters where counternr = l_counterNr and meterId = l_meterId;
  
  END COUNTER_GETACTIVE;
  

  Published by: tanging on June 8, 2010 10:37

• exact fetch returns more than requested number: retrieve first row

  I have this statement:
  

  FOR l IN C1 LOOP
   select amount,customer_id   INTO F_AMT,I_custid from zerorize where doc_id = l.doc_id and trans_type = C_py;
  END LOOP;

  I got this error:
  

  ORA-01422: exact fetch returns more than requested number of rows
  ORA-06512: at line 172

  I want to change my sql statement in such a way, it gets the first line. How am I suppose to add my where clause condition?

  If you don't have a way to restrict your query to return only 1 row according to the data, you can use the line number...
  for example

  select data, data2, .....
  from (
  select data, data2, ....., rownum rn
  from table
  )
  where rn = 1
  

• Get the error ora-01422 returned no more exact fetch lines...

  create or replace procedure studd is
  ID number;
  BookName varchar2 (40);
  RDATE date;
  Start
  Select books.bid, booksdate.btake, books.bname in bookid, rdate, books bookname, booksdate where books.bid = booksdate.bid;
  dbms_output.put_line(BookName||) e was bought ' | Count (BookID) | (' Times');
  end;
  /
  
  
  This the code required. .plz make the necessary changes so that it executes

  Hello

  It is useful for you to see below...

  SQL> select * From test;
  
       EMPNO EMPTYPE                  SALARY
  ---------- -------------------- ----------
           6 backoffice                  345
           1 HR                         1725
           2 Admin                      1725
           3 MARKETING                  2070
           4 FACILITY                   2415
           8 IT                         2070
           5 ADMIN                      1917
           9 Finance                    1725
          10 "100HR"                    1553
  
  9 rows selected.
  
  SQL> select * From test_1;
  
       EMPNO EMPTYPE                  SALARY
  ---------- -------------------- ----------
           6 backoffice                  345
           1 HR                         1725
           2 Admin                      1725
           3 MARKETING                  2070
           4 FACILITY                   2415
           8 IT                         2070
           5 ADMIN                      1917
           9 Finance                    1725
          10 "100HR"                    1553
  
  9 rows selected.
  
  SQL>
  SQL> declare
    2  cursor cur is select count(a.empno),a.emptype emptype,a.salary from test a,test_1 b
    3  where a.empno=b.empno group by a.emptype,a.salary;
    4  begin
    5  for rec in cur
    6  loop
    7  dbms_output.put_line(rec.emptype || ' has '||rec.salary ||'salary.');
    8  end loop;
    9  end;
   10  /
  ADMIN has 1917salary.
  backoffice has 345salary.
  FACILITY has 2415salary.
  MARKETING has 2070salary.
  IT has 2070salary.
  "100HR" has 1553salary.
  Admin has 1725salary.
  HR has 1725salary.
  Finance has 1725salary.
  
  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.