Exception ORA when accepting SQL Tuning Set

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• ORA-13754: 'SQL Tuning Set' 'string' does not exist for the user "sysman."

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  SELECT * FROM TABLE(DBMS_SQLTUNE.SELECT_SQLSET(
  'my_sql_tuning_set',
  '(disk_reads/buffer_gets) >= 0.05'));
  
  ORA-13754: "SQL Tuning Set"'my_sql_tuning_set" does not exist for user "sysman". 

  No problem if I run it as sys to sqlplus.
  
  Thanks for the help.
  
  How to activate for sys isqlplus?

  You are logged in as sysman,

  Check the user from the sql prompt.

  show user
  

• List of the SQL tuning sets without OEM

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• SQL tuning set for SQLID specific

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• SQL Tuning sets and SQL Tuning Advisor.

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• Types of return ORA-06504 PL/SQL result set query or variables do not match

  I reproduced with a bunch of proc a simple. How to do this? I tested it using the tool DEVELOPER PL/SQL for oracle. Is the tool the problem?
  
  create or replace package pkg_test is
  (Test_it) PROCEDURE
  po_cursor OUT NOCOPY sys_refcursor
  )
  ;
  end pkg_test;
  
  create or replace package body is pkg_test
  PROCEDURE test_it (po_cursor OUT NOCOPY sys_refcursor)
  AS
  PROCEDURE open_out_cursor
  IS
  BEGIN
  OPEN FOR Po_cursor
  SELECT enum, ename FROM employee
  ;
  END open_out_cursor;
  BEGIN
  open_out_cursor;
  END test_it;
  end pkg_test;
  
  create or replace procedure test_proc
  is
  v_emp_cursor sys_refcursor;
  type t_emp_in is record
  (
  enum employee.enum%TYPE,
  Ename employee.ename%TYPE
  );
  v_emp_rec t_emp_in;
  Start
  pkg_test.test_it (v_emp_cursor);
  LOOP
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  END LOOP;
  close v_emp_cursor;
  end test_proc;

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  SQL> create or replace package pkg_test is
    2  PROCEDURE test_it (
    3  po_cursor OUT NOCOPY sys_refcursor
    4  )
    5  ;
    6  end pkg_test;
    7  /
  
  Package created.
  
  SQL> create or replace package body pkg_test is
    2  PROCEDURE test_it ( po_cursor OUT NOCOPY sys_refcursor )
    3  AS
    4  PROCEDURE open_out_cursor
    5  IS
    6  BEGIN
    7  OPEN po_cursor FOR
    8  SELECT empno,ename FROM emp
    9  ;
   10  END open_out_cursor;
   11  BEGIN
   12  open_out_cursor;
   13  END test_it;
   14  end pkg_test;
   15  /
  
  Package body created.
  
    1  create or replace procedure test_proc
    2  is
    3  v_emp_cursor sys_refcursor;
    4  type t_emp_in is record
    5  (
    6  enum emp.empno%TYPE,
    7  ename emp.ename%TYPE
    8  );
    9  v_emp_rec t_emp_in;
   10  begin
   11  pkg_test.test_it(v_emp_cursor) ;
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   13  fetch v_emp_cursor into v_emp_rec.enum,v_emp_rec.ename;
   14  EXIT WHEN v_emp_cursor%NOTFOUND;
   15  DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE ('emp number = ' || v_emp_rec.enum);
   16  DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE ('emp name = ' || v_emp_rec.ename);
   17  END LOOP;
   18  close v_emp_cursor;
   19* end test_proc;
  SQL> /
  
  Procedure created.
  

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• ORA-06502: PL / SQL: numeric or value error: character string buffer too small

  Dear friends,
  
  We have a package customized for FTP PLSQL.
  I get ORA-06502: PL/SQL: digital or value error: character string buffer too small when the FTP service running.
  The FTP function call the HOST function that is in fact to launch the above mentioned error.
  Here is the code for FTP and HOST functions.

  FUNCTION HOST(text_in    IN VARCHAR2,
             result_out IN OUT VARCHAR2) RETURN BOOLEAN IS
  ret boolean;
  drun boolean;
  hid number;
  BEGIN
     dbms_output.put_line('host1 begin');
     ret := HOST(text_in,result_out,hid,drun,1);
     if not drun then
       dbms_output.put_line('not derun');
        return false;
     end if;
       dbms_output.put_line('after if');
     return ret;
  END HOST;

  FUNCTION GET_ENV(env IN VARCHAR2) RETURN VARCHAR2 IS
   res boolean;
   out varchar2(256);
  BEGIN
    res := HOST('echo '||env,out);
    return out;
  END GET_ENV;

  FUNCTION HOST(text_in      IN VARCHAR2,
            result_out IN OUT VARCHAR2,
            hostid     IN OUT NUMBER ,
            demrunning IN OUT boolean,
            maxlines   IN NUMBER DEFAULT NULL) RETURN BOOLEAN IS
    tempid      number;
    tempstat      varchar2(10);
    n           number;
    m           number;
    retry      number;
    mult           number;
    timestamp_date  date;
    lv_result_out varchar2(200);
  BEGIN
    --result_out := NULL; --fcxh76
    demrunning := true;
    dbms_output.put_line('host2 begin');
    select XXAR_SHELL_CMD_S.nextval
    into  tempid from dual;
    hostid := tempid;
  
    dbms_pipe.pack_message(tempid);
    n := dbms_pipe.send_message('CMD');
  
    dbms_pipe.pack_message(abs(maxlines));
    dbms_pipe.pack_message(rtrim(text_in));
    n := dbms_pipe.send_message ('CMD'||rtrim(to_char(tempid)),0);
  
    m := dbms_pipe.receive_message('CMDSTAT'||rtrim(to_char(tempid)),5);
    if m = 1 then
        demrunning := false;
        dbms_output.put_line('m=1');
        result_out := 'ERROR : GLCC0005 presumed not running';
        dbms_output.put_line('result_out - '||result_out);
        return FALSE;
    elsif m = 0 then
       dbms_pipe.unpack_message(tempstat);
    end if;
  
    if tempstat = 'ERROR' then
       dbms_output.put_line('tempstat = ERROR');
       result_out := NULL;
       dbms_output.put_line('after result out');
       return FALSE;
    end if;
  <<CHECK_AGAIN>>
       m := dbms_pipe.receive_message('RSLT'||rtrim(to_char(tempid)),0);
  
  if m <> 0 then
      goto CHECK_AGAIN;
  end if;
  
       if m = 0 then
              dbms_pipe.unpack_message(result_out);
              dbms_pipe.purge('RSLT'||rtrim(to_char(tempid)));
              return TRUE;
       else
           result_out := 'ERROR : Call to GLCC0006 failed';
           return FALSE;
       end if;
  END HOST;

  FUNCTION FTP (program_name in VARCHAR2,
             source_file in VARCHAR2,
             dest_file   in VARCHAR2 default NULL) RETURN BOOLEAN
  AS
  fd               utl_file.file_type;
  res            boolean;
  res1           boolean;
  out            varchar2(256);
  out1           varchar2(256);
  ftp_dnsname      varchar2(50);
  ftp_user         varchar2(50);
  ftp_pass         varchar2(50);
  ftp_pre_opt      varchar2(150);
  ftp_post_opt     varchar2(150);
  ftp_override     varchar2(150);
  destination_file varchar2(50);
  ftp_command      varchar2(2000);
  ftp_main         varchar2(2000);
  proc_id           varchar2(10);
  fderr             varchar2(100);
  rec           varchar2(1024);
  temp_buf      varchar2(100);
  base_source       varchar2(100);
  log_dir              varchar2(100) := get_env('$APPLCSF')||'/log';
  fndc_logfile_dir varchar2(100) := 'FNDC_LOGFILE_DIR';
  i            number ;
  ftp_tried        boolean;
  begin
   ftp_tried := false;
   dbms_output.put_line('begin');
  for ftp_rec in ( select  attribute1,
                     attribute2,
                     attribute3,
                     attribute4,
                     nvl(attribute5,' ') attribute5,
                     nvl(attribute6,' ') attribute6,
                     nvl(rtrim(attribute7),'put') attribute7
            from fnd_flex_values
            where  flex_value_set_id in
            (select flex_value_set_id
             from fnd_flex_value_sets
             where flex_value_set_name = 'CPC_FTPS'
            )
            and flex_value like program_name
            )
       LOOP
               dbms_output.put_line('Looping');
             ftp_tried := true;
            ftp_dnsname      := ftp_rec.attribute1;
            ftp_user         := ftp_rec.attribute2;
            ftp_pass         := ftp_rec.attribute3;
            destination_file := ftp_rec.attribute4;
            if dest_file is not null then
               destination_file := dest_file;
                  end if;
  
                                 if destination_file is null then
                  destination_file := base_name(source_file);
              end if;
              ftp_pre_opt      := ftp_rec.attribute5;
            ftp_post_opt     := ftp_rec.attribute6;
            ftp_override     := lower(ftp_rec.attribute7);
            dbms_output.put_line('host');
  
            res := HOST('echo $$',proc_id);
            dbms_output.put_line('proc_id - '||proc_id);
       dbms_output.put_line('after host');
       base_source := rtrim(base_name(source_file));
         dbms_output.put_line('host 1');
         res := HOST('>  '||log_dir||'/ftpcmd.'||proc_id ||
            ' ; chmod 777 '||log_dir||'/ftpcmd.'||proc_id,out1);
         dbms_output.put_line('host 2');
         res := HOST('>  '||log_dir||'/ftpmain.'||proc_id ||
            ' ; chmod 777 '||log_dir||'/ftpmain.'||proc_id,out1);
         dbms_output.put_line('host 3');
         res := HOST('>  '||log_dir||'/ftplog.'||proc_id ||
            ' ; chmod 777 '||log_dir||'/ftplog.'||proc_id,out1);
         dbms_output.put_line('host completed');
  ......
  ......
  ......

  Here is the PLSQL block that I will carry out and also the output on this block

  declare 
  lv_ftp_result boolean; 
  begin 
  lv_ftp_result := u.FTP('XXAR_REV_PA', ' ' || '/u07/app/qaoa083a/data/outgoing/xxar/PARECREV' || '/' || 'REVENUE_20120319014318.dat','REVENUE_20120319014318.dat');  
  IF lv_ftp_result THEN 
  dbms_output.put_line('True'); 
  ELSE 
  dbms_output.put_line('False'); 
  END IF; 
  exception 
  when others then 
  dbms_output.put_line('in exception - '||sqlerrm); 
  end;

  Output:

  host1 begin
  host2 begin
  m=1
  result_out - ERROR : GLCC0005 presumed not running
  not derun
  begin
  Looping
  host
  host1 begin
  host2 begin
  m=1
  in exception - ORA-06502: PL/SQL: numeric or value error: character string buffer too small

  The flow of execution goes like this:
  1 FTP function called from PL/SQL block
  2 inside of the FTP service, the Sub statement calls the HOST function

  log_dir              varchar2(100) := get_env('$APPLCSF')||'/log';

  3. This HOST function in turn calls another function of overloaded HOST (code shown above).
  4. in the function overloaded with the HOST, the following statements are executed successfully, and FALSE is returned by the function

  dbms_output.put_line('m=1');
  result_out := 'ERROR : GLCC0005 presumed not running';
  dbms_output.put_line('result_out - '||result_out);

  5. the remaining code in the FTP service is running and the HOST function is called again using the Sub statement

  res := HOST('echo $$',proc_id);

  6.again, this HOST function in turn calls another function of overloaded HOST (code posted above).
  7. this time, in the function overloaded host, ORA-06502 is thrown when the following statement is executed and the execution stops here that this exception is unhandled.

  result_out := 'ERROR : GLCC0005 presumed not running';

  This statement is very successfully in the previous call to the function of HOST (step 4), but it fails now.
  
  Any idea on why this error occurs in this scenario? Because the issue of memory?
  
  DB Info:

  Oracle Database 11g Enterprise Edition Release 11.2.0.1.0 - 64bit Production
  PL/SQL Release 11.2.0.1.0 - Production

  Kind regards
  Anthony
  
  Published by: Anthony Alix on March 20, 2012 08:53

  Hello

  HOST (1) calls the function of MODERATOR (2) with his second parameter as result_out

  The first time you call the function of host (1) in the function get_env you use

  ...
   out varchar2(256);
  BEGIN
    res := HOST('echo '||env,out);
  ...
  

  out is big enough varchar2 (256)

  The second time you call (1) HOST of the FTP function as:

  ...
  ftp_main         varchar2(2000);
  proc_id           varchar2(10);
  fderr             varchar2(100);
  ...
  
  ...
            res := HOST('echo $$',proc_id);
            dbms_output.put_line('proc_id - '||proc_id);
  ...
  

  Here, use you proc_id which is varchar2 (10)

  And it's not big enough!

  Kind regards

  Peter

• ORA-06502: PL/SQL: digital or value error: character buffer t string

  I understand the error, but I don't know where is the case,
  The error
  Exception: ORA-06502: PL/SQL: digital or value error: character buffer t string
  Little OO
  
  I know that to be here: but it makes no sense I got anought space, I got same increse VARCHAR2 (42); for VARCHAR2 (100);
  I guess my question is is there a way to debug, so I can see exactly which variable creates the problem.
  There is a lot of code, I hate to put all the code here, please help I'm stuck!
  

   PROCEDURE process2 (
        v_aidy_code   IN   faismgr.rorstat.rorstat_aidy_code%TYPE
     )
     IS
        v_filename1          VARCHAR2 (42);
        v_filename2          VARCHAR2 (42);
        v_path               VARCHAR2 (26);
        v_file_out1          UTL_FILE.file_type;
        v_file_out2          UTL_FILE.file_type;
        w_pidm               faismgr.rorstat.rorstat_pidm%TYPE;
        w_match1_no          NUMBER;
        w_match2_no          NUMBER;
        w_match3_no          NUMBER;
        w_match4_no          NUMBER;
        w_match5_no          NUMBER;
        w_match6_no          NUMBER;
        w_match7_no          NUMBER;
        w_match8_no          NUMBER;
        w_pidm_check         faismgr.rorstat.rorstat_pidm%TYPE;
        w_ssn_check          saturn.spbpers.spbpers_ssn%TYPE;
        w_idoc_id_no_check   NUMBER;
        w_pidm_no            NUMBER;
        w_comment            ryridoc_cover.nomatch_comment%TYPE;
        w_ryridoc_insert     VARCHAR2 (1);
        w_tgrp_code          faismgr.rorstat.rorstat_tgrp_code%TYPE;
        w_ntf                VARCHAR2 (1);
        d_space5             VARCHAR2 (5);
        w_no_recs            NUMBER;
        w_no_1recs           NUMBER;
        w_no_2recs           NUMBER;
        w_no_notprocessed    NUMBER;
        w_no_questionable    NUMBER;
        w_no_subsequent      VARCHAR2 (1);  
  
  BEGIN
             --v_path := '/' || SUBSTR (database_name, 1, 4)
        ----          || '/u02/sct/banner/bandev2/middlebury/dat_files';
         v_path     :=        'MIDD_DATA' ;
        v_filename1 :=
                'idoc_nomatch' || TO_CHAR (SYSDATE, 'yyyymonddhhmiss')
                || '.lis';
        v_filename2 :=
                  'idoc_error' || TO_CHAR (SYSDATE, 'yyyymonddhhmiss')
                  || '.lis';
        v_file_out1 := UTL_FILE.fopen (v_path, v_filename1, 'w');
        v_file_out2 := UTL_FILE.fopen (v_path, v_filename2, 'w');
        d_space5 := '     ';
        w_no_recs := 0;
        w_no_1recs := 0;
        w_no_2recs := 0;
        w_no_notprocessed := 0;
        w_no_questionable := 0;
        w_match1_no := 0;
        w_match2_no := 0;
        w_match3_no := 0;
        w_match4_no := 0;
        w_match5_no := 0;
        w_match6_no := 0;
        w_match7_no := 0;
        w_match8_no := 0;

  Certainly an improvement, you are now thank yourself.

  You are welcome, regardless of the problem.

  Concerning
  Peter

• ORA-01194 and ORA-00604 when using backup controlfile set #2

  Oracle 11.2.0.1 database version
  Enterprise Linux 5.4
  Database is in archivelog mode.
  
  I'm trying to recover a database according to a backup controlfile to trace #2. Create the controlfile works very well, but recover the database fails.
  
  From what I understand, the recovery fails because it cannot roll forward - 39 sequence is in the online missing redo log file. However, the database opens with the restlogs option and I understand that it should use the archivelogs in order to roll back. Since it is a new controlfile he does not know the archivelogs, but he does not accept to register or use archivelog files.
  
  The recovery as shown in set #2 doesn't seem to work as expected. Any ideas?
  
  Following errors:
  

  SQL>  CREATE CONTROLFILE REUSE DATABASE "RCAT" RESETLOGS  ARCHIVELOG etc.
  Control file created.
  
  Tyring to register on of the archivelogs does not work:
  SQL>  ALTER DATABASE REGISTER LOGFILE '/u02/fra/RCAT/archivelog/2010_09_19/o1_mf_1_33_69bfo5tx_.arc';
   ALTER DATABASE REGISTER LOGFILE '/u02/fra/RCAT/archivelog/2010_09_19/o1_mf_1_33_69bfo5tx_.arc'
  *
  ERROR at line 1:
  ORA-00604: error occurred at recursive SQL level
  
  
  Applying an existing archivelog during recovery does not work:
  
  SQL> recover database using backup controlfile until cancel
  Specify log: {<RET>=suggested | filename | AUTO | CANCEL}
  /u02/fra/RCAT/archivelog/2010_09_19/o1_mf_1_33_69bfo5tx_.arc
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  ORA-00334: archived log:
  '/u02/fra/RCAT/archivelog/2010_09_19/o1_mf_1_33_69bfo5tx_.arc'
  
  
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  ORA-01194: file 1 needs more recovery to be consistent
  ORA-01110: data file 1: '/u02/RCAT/datafile/o1_mf_system_6959kz7l_.dbf'
  
  
  ls -l /u02/fra/RCAT/archivelog/2010_09_19:
  -rw-r----- 1 oracle dba 49313280 Sep 19 00:01 o1_mf_1_33_69bfo5tx_.arc
  -rw-r----- 1 oracle dba   312320 Sep 19 00:03 o1_mf_1_34_69bft63b_.arc
  -rw-r----- 1 oracle dba 20343808 Sep 19 02:10 o1_mf_1_35_69bo6y6j_.arc
  -rw-r----- 1 oracle dba    40960 Sep 19 02:12 o1_mf_1_36_69boc9t8_.arc
  -rw-r----- 1 oracle dba    20992 Sep 19 02:13 o1_mf_1_37_69bofng4_.arc
  -rw-r----- 1 oracle dba   794624 Sep 19 02:15 o1_mf_1_38_69bokwbf_.arc

  Thank you
  Markus

  Markus Waldorf wrote:
  I think that I am aware and do not suggest to use the hidden setting.

  What worries me is that the value #2 of the controlfile to trace the contours of the database backup can be recovered even with the lack of recovery online newspapers, but apparently this is not the case. What I also don't understand, is why he simply not restore using the information of the archivelogs. The database was not shut down properly, but isn't always the case when you lose again-online newspapers?

  Here is the text of the controlfile.sql

  -Set #2. RESETLOGS case
  --
  -The following commands will create a new control file and use
  -to open the database.
  -The data used by the Recovery Manager will be lost.
  -The content of online newspapers will be lost and all backups
  -be invalidated. Use this option only if online newspapers are damaged.

  Published by: Markus Waldorf Sep 20, 2010 09:34

  You are right. But it is especially the case.perform, create the new database and will stop immediately (without demolition) and remove newspapers online OS level. And try to recover the database using backup controlfile until cancel or just recover database until cancel then enter Word Cancel and resetlogs option database open. It will work. Because it actually do not need any recovery operation. But your case you need to recover the database. You consider backup restore las and perform incomplete recovery. I think you can do the first test.

• FRM - 40735:when - button-trigger pressed raised unhandled exception ORA-24247

  Hi all
  
  I use the 10g release2 form I'm having a problem
  When I use the following stored procedure in form so I get this
  error.
  FRM - 40735:when - button-trigger pressed raised unhandled exception ORA-24247
  but the same code works fine when I use in SQLPLUS.

  CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE mail_attach (dir1 VARCHAR2, filename VARCHAR2)
  AS
    l_output  utl_file.file_type;
    l_file       RAW(32767);
    l_size       NUMBER;
    BLOCK       NUMBER;
    b          BOOLEAN;
    l_start NUMBER := 1;
    TYPE ARRAY IS TABLE OF VARCHAR2(255);
    l_data ARRAY := ARRAY([email protected]');
   BEGIN
    UTL_FILE.FGETATTR(dir1, filename, b, l_size, BLOCK);
    l_output := utl_file.fopen('BACKUP', 'code.txt', 'r' );
    utl_file.get_raw(l_output, l_file, l_size);
    utl_file.fclose( l_output );
    FOR i IN l_start .. l_data.COUNT
    LOOP
      UTL_MAIL.SEND_ATTACH_RAW (
          sender   => 'Mailer',
          recipients => l_data(i),
          subject   => 'Data for ' || TO_CHAR((SYSDATE-1),'DD-MON-YYYY'),
          attachment => l_file,
          message   => 'Dear User, Please find attached the upload
  data for the period mentioned in the subject line.',
          att_inline => FALSE,
          att_filename => filename);
         l_start := l_start + 1;
    END LOOP;
   END;

  and it is used in form release button when pressed.

  BEGIN
    mail_attach('UTL_PATH','code.txt');
    
       message('FIle send successfully');
       message('File send successfully');
  
  END;

  Hello

  Try the following...

  SQL> show user;
  USER is "SYS"
  SQL> GRANT EXECUTE ON DBMS_FGA TO MAIL;
  
  Grant succeeded.
  
  SQL> GRANT CREATE PROCEDURE, DROP ANY PROCEDURE TO MAIL;
  
  Grant succeeded.
  
  SQL> GRANT EXECUTE ON UTL_TCP TO MAIL;
  
  Grant succeeded.
  
  SQL> GRANT EXECUTE ON UTL_SMTP TO MAIL;
  
  Grant succeeded.
  
  SQL> GRANT EXECUTE ON UTL_ENCODE TO MAIL;
  
  Grant succeeded.
  
  SQL> GRANT EXECUTE ON DBMS_NETWORK_ACL_ADMIN TO MAIL;
  
  Grant succeeded
  

  Sarah.

• Query SQL and Exception ORA-01722

  Hello
  
  I have a table called t_lookup that contains three columns of the argument lookup_value, Description and Lookup_Type they are all of type varchar2. If I run the query, its working fine below
  
  SELECT *.
  FROM (SELECT lookup_value
  *, To_Number (Description) Dd *.
  OF t_Lookup
  WHERE Lookup_Type = 'CALENDAR') Tab ;
  
  Here is the result
  
  Lookup_value argument... DD
  ---------------------------------------.
  January... 1
  February... 2
  March......................... 3
  April........................... 4
  May........................... 5
  June.......................... 6
  July........................... 7
  August... 8
  September... 9
  October... 10
  November... 11
  December... 12
  
  
  But when I run
  
  SELECT *.
  FROM (SELECT lookup_value
  *, To_Number (Description) Dd *.
  OF t_Lookup
  WHERE Lookup_Type = 'CALENDAR') tab
  AND Dd = 9;
  
  then he throws exception ORA
  
  ORA-01722: invalid number
  
  Can someone help me on this in order to understand the cause of this problem? Oracle server that I use is "Oracle9i Release 9.2.0.8.0".
  
  Thank you

  I guess it is expected that some of the descriptions will have non-numeric data, right?

  Assuming that this is the case, the success or failure of the request depends on how the optimizer can choose to run your query. If it happens to run TO_NUMBER function before it filters a row with non-numeric data, you will get an error. When chasing the TO_NUMBER filtering all lines with non-numeric data, the query will be successful. Because query plans are subject to change, especially when you finally upgrade, you probably don't want just to find a SQL query that works, you will need to make sure that the query plan never changes or that the query is formulated in such a way that it will never fail.

  My first thought would be to know if you really need store digital data in a field of VARCHAR2 in the first place. I guess it's a kind of generic lookup table (which causes a series of questions, what is a). Can we at least keep string, date and numbers given in separate columns?

  Except, you can create your own function to PL/SQL that converts a string to a number and catches the exception?

  CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION my_to_number( p_arg IN varchar2 )
    RETURN NUMBER
  IS
    l_num NUMBER;
  BEGIN
    l_num := to_number( p_arg );
    RETURN l_num;
  EXCEPTION
    WHEN others THEN
      RETURN NULL;
  END;
  

  Who will ensure that the request is successful, regardless of the plan. Note that you probably want to catch just the error ORA-01722, not others, in your actual code - this is just a sample.

  Except that, you will need to do something to strengthen stability in the query plan. A stored outline, which forces the query to use the query plan that does not generate an error.

  Justin

• FRM - 40735:when - button-trigger pressed raised unhandled exception ORA-01841

  Hi all
  I m this error FRM-40735: when pressed to shutter raised unhandled exception ORA-01841
  and relaxation that I wrote is like that: -.
  
  DECLARE
  CURSOR I IS SELECT SANCDATE, REFNO, PRINCIPALAMT, SANCAMT, TOTINSTALMENT, RATERECOVERY, AMTRECOVERED, INSTALMENTRECOVERED,.
  STARTYEARMM, ENDYEARMM
  OF PRMALOAN
  WHERE EMPNO =: PRMALOAN. EMPNO
  AND EARNINGDEDUCTION =: PRMALOAN. EARNINGDEDUCTION
  AND PAYCALPERIOD IS SET TO NULL;
  d date: = to_date('200908','yyyymm');
  date of s;
  f date;
  BEGIN
  go_block ('prmaloan2');
  OPEN I;
  LOOP
  I GET: PRMALOAN2. SANCDATE,: PRMALOAN2. REFNO,: PRMALOAN2. PRINCIPALAMT,: PRMALOAN2. SANCAMT,: PRMALOAN2. TOTINSTALMENT,
  : PRMALOAN2. RATERECOVERY,: PRMALOAN2. AMTRECOVERED,: PRMALOAN2. INSTALMENTRECOVERED,: PRMALOAN2. STARTYEARMM,: PRMALOAN2. ENDYEARMM;
  s: = to_date (':prmaloan2.startyearmm ','yyyymm ');
  e: = to_date (':prmaloan2.endyearmm ','yyyymm ');
  If
  e a null value
  then
  : prmaloan2. TEXT_ITEM164: = MONTHS_BETWEEN (d, s);
  exit when I % notfound;
  next_record;
  end if;
  end loop;
  proximity I;
  END;
  
  Please help me to remove this error

  Hello!

  s:=to_date(':prmaloan2.startyearmm','yyyymm');
  e:=to_date(':prmaloan2.endyearmm','yyyymm');
  

  won't. Replace:

  s:=to_date( :prmaloan2.startyearmm, 'yyyymm' );
  e:=to_date( :prmaloan2.endyearmm, 'yyyymm');
  

  Concerning

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• FRM-40735 when-pressed to release raised unhandled exception ora-06502 button?

  I write the following procedure

  PROCEDURE p73_fragment_metar (p_metar in varchar2, varchar2, out p_dy Code_P varchar2, p_hr out varchar2,)
  p_dd number, p_ff series, p_tt number of p_dp number, p_qnh number.
  p_mn out varchar2, p_year out varchar2)
  IS
  -p_metar varchar2 (500);
  str_date_code Varchar2 (500);
  code varchar2 (10);
  DY varchar2 (10);
  HR varchar2 (10);
  
  str_dd_ff Varchar2 (500);
  JJ varchar2 (10);
  VARCHAR2 (10) FF.;
  
  str_tt_dp varchar2 (500);
  TT varchar2 (10);
  VARCHAR2 (10) DP;
  
  qnh_str varchar2 (500);
  QNH varchar2 (10);

  DAT varchar2 (20);
  MNTH varchar2 (20);
  VARCHAR2 (10) years;

  
  BEGIN
  -p_metar: = 'OJAM 171600Z 32010KT 5000 HZ SCT030 11/05 Q1023 NOSIG';
  str_date_code: = substr (p_metar, 1, length (DelimStr.GetString (p_metar, 1, FALSE, 'Z')) + 2);
  Code: = substr (str_date_code, 1, length (str_date_code)-9);
  Code_P: = code;

  dy: = substr (str_date_code, length-7 (str_date_code), 2);
  p_dy: = dy;

  HR: = substr (str_date_code, length-5 (str_date_code), 4);
  p_hr: = h;

  
  -- --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  -str_dd_ff: = substr (p_metar, 1, length (DelimStr.GetString (p_metar, 1, FALSE, 'KT')) + 0);
  -dd: = substr (str_date_code, length-5 (str_dd_ff), 3);
  DD: = substr (p_metar, 14, 3);
  p_dd: = to_number (dd);

  FF: = substr (p_metar, 17, 2);
  p_ff: = to_number (ff);

  -- --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  str_tt_dp: = substr (p_metar, 1, length (DelimStr.GetString (p_metar, 1, FALSE, ' /')) + 3);

  TT: = substr (str_tt_dp, length-5 (str_tt_dp), 3);
  p_tt: = to_number (tt);

  DP: = substr (str_tt_dp, length (str_tt_dp)-1, 3);
  p_dp: = to_number (dp);
  -- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  qnh_str: = substr (p_metar, 1, length (DelimStr.GetString (p_metar, 1, FALSE, 'Q')) + 5);
  QNH: = substr (qnh_str, length (qnh_str)-3, 5);
  p_qnh: = to_number (qnh);

  -- -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  Select to_char (sysdate) in DUAL from SWD;
  month: = substr (dat, length (dat)-5, 3);
  p_mn: = mnth;
  years: = '20'. substr (dat, length (dat)-1, 3);
  p_year: = years;
  -- ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  / * p05_show_alert_message (code);
  p05_show_alert_message (dy);
  p05_show_alert_message (HR);
  p05_show_alert_message (DD);
  p05_show_alert_message (FF);
  p05_show_alert_message (TT);
  p05_show_alert_message (DP);
  p05_show_alert_message (QNH);
  p05_show_alert_message (MNTH);
  p05_show_alert_message (years); * / This loaded message to be sure and beach t each variable is it has the correct value

  
  END;

  
  I try to call hollow a trigger when the button as follows

  Declare
  p_metar varchar2 (500);
  Code_P varchar2 (10);
  p_dy varchar2 (10);
  p_hr varchar2 (10);

  p_dd number (4.4);
  p_ff number (4.4);

  p_tt number (4.4);
  p_dp number (4.4);
  p_qnh number (4.4);

  p_mn varchar2 (20);
  p_year varchar (10);

  Begin
  p_metar: = 'OJAM 171600Z 32010KT 5000 HZ SCT030 11/05 Q1023 NOSIG';
  
  p73_fragment_metar (p_metar, Code_P, p_dy, p_hr, p_dd, p_ff, p_tt, p_dp, p_qnh, p_mn, p_year);

  END;

  
  When the p73_fragment_metar PROCEDURE is called, I receive the following error message:
  FRM-40735 when-pressed to release raised unhandled exception ora-06502 button?

  Don't know if this is the reason, but are you sure that it is correct

  p_dd number (4.4);

  This means that you put a number with no figures before the commae and 4 digits after the decimal point, means you can't store something like 1 in it.

• FRM-40735: WHEN-VALIDATE-ITEM trigger raised unhandled exception ORA-06508

  Hi all
  
  Pending Production, we have a problem on invoice AP Workbench, gives an error (FRM-40735 after query Trigger on level Bill) when we recover the existing data of the invoice is entered.
  
  For this we have compiled the invalid objects and applied the patch according to metalink id [ID 1209736.1]
  
  After that we came up with new error FRM-40735: WHEN-VALIDATE-ITEM trigger raised unhandled exception ORA-06508.
  
  Can someone help us
  
  Thank you
  SAI

  SAI,

  Thanks for the update and share the solution.

  Hussein