Getting ORA-22835: buffer too small for to CHAR CLOB or BLOB to RAW conversion in my ODI interface

Hi all

I am creating an interface ODI as explained below,

I table A column 'Comments' and one other table with column B "No Comment." I create a view as shown below and use it as a source for my interface.

SELECT * FROM WC_EQM_CSAP_FS_TMP WHERE to_char (QUESTION_COMMENT) IN (SELECT NO_COMMENTS FROM WC_EQM_NO_COMMENTS_LIST).

But my interface fails with the error below

ORA-22835: buffer too small for to CHAR CLOB or BLOB to RAW conversion (real: 4108, maximum: 4000)

22835 00000 - "too small buffer tank CLOB or BLOB to RAW conversion (actual: %s, maximum: %s)) '

* Cause: an attempt was made to convert CLOB to CHAR or BLOB to RAW, where

LOB size was larger than the buffer for CHAR and RAW limit types.

Note that the widths are reported in characters if characters length isadds are in effect for the column, other widths are

in bytes.

Here QUESTION_COMMENT is of type CLOB data. NO_COMMENTS is also CLOB data type. The maximum length of the data of QUESTION_COMMENT is also 11710

Please tell us how to solve.

Thank you

Dany

IMHO, it is not good to compare CLOB, can be that it is possible to use the primary key for the comments

Is it QUESTION_COMMENT and NO_COMMENTS a PRIMARY INDEX,

may be is the best solution to create vacabulary with comments (if it does not exist) and then compare it by id;

You can simply use the left join and check for null in a CASE statement

Try this, but I don't know... as I said before I have no Oracle DB

SELECT INTEGRATION_ID, DATASOURCE_NUM_ID, QUESTIONNAIRE_ID, QUESTION_ID,

CLIENT_ID, SITE_ID, CLIENT_REP, COMMITMENT, ENGAGEMENT_TYPE, TOP_CLIENT_FLG,

INITIAL_PLANNED_DT, REVISED_PLANNED_DT, INTERVIEW_DT, RECEIVED_DT, QUESTION_SCORE,

(

CASE WHEN EXISTS (SOME T2.NO_COMMENTS OF WC_EQM_NO_COMMENTS_LIST T2 WHERE DBMS_LOB.COMPARE (TMP.) (QUESTION_COMMENT, T2.NO_COMMENTS) = 0)

THEN NULL

OF OTHER QUESTION_COMMENT

END QUESTION_COMMENT),

(CASE WHEN QUESTION_SCORE<=5 then="" 1="" else="" 0="" end)="">

0 AS QWOCOMMENTS,

CREATED_ON_DT, CHANGED_ON_DT OF WC_EQM_CSAP_FS_TMP as TMP

P.S. does not use TO_CHAR (LOB) there are possible error

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  dbms_xmlparser.freeParser(l_parser);

  l_nl :=  dbms_xslprocessor.selectNodes(dbms_xmldom.makeNode(l_doc),'/NewDataSet/Table');


  FOR cur_emp IN 0 .. dbms_xmldom.getLength(l_nl) - 1 LOOP
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    dbms_xslprocessor.valueOf(l_n,'code_x0020_ra',t_tab(t_tab.last).srv);
    dbms_xslprocessor.valueOf(l_n,'code_x0020_kat',t_tab(t_tab.last).sif_srv);
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    dbms_xslprocessor.valueOf(l_n,'Deskriptor_x0020__x0028_ang_x0029_',t_tab(t_tab.last).ang_srv);
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  FORALL i IN t_tab.first .. t_tab.last
    INSERT INTO klasius_srv VALUES t_tab(i);

  COMMIT; 

  dbms_xmldom.freeDocument(l_doc);
    
END;
END;

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    >
    Notes and restrictions on the virtual columns include:

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    >

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    Published by: Vanessa B on October 16, 2012 23:54

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    Dear friends,

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

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

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    ...
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

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  • problem string buffer too small

    Hey, guys:

    I have a question may be stupid, I received the error "ORA-06502: PL/SQL: digital or value error: character string buffer too small" when I run a query. If I Uncomment ' and rox.status ='Active "" ' State, I do not have the error. I guess it's related to specific lines. I checked online, it looks like the length of a certain variable varchar2 is not enough, but I can't find cause. I also note that there could be an error on v_level in the function, I use number instead of type varchar2. but after I changed the type of v_level, the error is still there. I would be cautious, because this is a legacy system. Could someone help me on this problem?

    I have a query like this:
    select *
from registration_offender_xref rox
where SOR_OFFENDER_DETAILS.get_offender_level(rox.offender_ID)=3
--and rox.status='Active'
and rox.end_registration_date is not null;
    I get the error message like:

    ORA-06502: PL/SQL: digital or value error: character string buffer too small
    ORA-06512: at "get OUT. SOR_OFFENDER_DETAILS', line 124
    06502 00000 - "PL/SQL: digital error or the value of %s.

    SOR_OFFENDER_DETAILS.get_offender_level returns a numeric value from 1 to 3, or a null value. Here is the code
      function get_offender_level(p_offender_id IN NUMBER) return NUMBER as
  
      sex_offender_flag number;
      tier_level number;
      override_num number;
      
      v_status  varchar2(10);
     
      v_aggravated  varchar2(10); 
      v_habitual  varchar2(10); 
      v_level  varchar2(10); 
   
      
  
      cursor tierNum is  -- as May 22, 2008 per HKT of DOC (past portal code), Level/Tier is displayed for all offenders
               select max(c.tier) 
      from sor_offense o, sor_offense_code c
               where o.offender_id = p_offender_id
               and o.OFFENSE_CODE = c.CODE_ID
      and upper(o.status) = 'ACTIVE';
    
  begin
  
      select count(*)
      into sex_offender_flag
      from registration_offender_xref rox
      where rox.offender_ID=p_offender_id
      and reg_type_ID=1;
  
      if sex_offender_flag>0 then 
      
          OPEN tierNum;
          FETCH tierNum INTO v_level;
            if tierNum%NOTFOUND then
            tier_level := null;
            end if;
          CLOSE tierNum;
          
          select tier_overRide into overRide_Num 
          from registration_offender_xref
          where offender_id = p_offender_id
          and reg_type_id = 1; 
          
          if overRide_Num is not null then
            v_level:=overRide_Num;
          end if;
          --dbms_output.put_line('overRide_Num:'||overRide_Num);    
          --dbms_output.put_line('after override:'||p_level);
 /*error line*/         
            select status,  decode(aggravated,'Y','Yes','No') aggravated, 
           decode(habitual,'Y','Yes','No') habitual
          into v_status,  v_aggravated, v_habitual
          from registration_offender_xref 
          where offender_id = p_offender_id
          and reg_type_id = 1;
          
            if upper(v_status) in ('COMPLETED', 'DECEASED', 'DELETED') then
               v_level := null;
            end if;
           
           --dbms_output.put_line('before final:'||p_level);
           
            if v_aggravated = 'Yes' or v_habitual = 'Yes' or v_level = 3 then
               v_level := 3;
            end if;
          
           --dbms_output.put_line('final:'||p_level);
          
            if override_num is not null then
               v_level := overRide_Num;
            end if;    
          
               else
      
            v_level:=null;
      
      end if;
      
      return v_level;
  
  end get_offender_level;
    Thank you very much!

    Sam

    Published by: lxiscas on May 23, 2013 08:38

    Published by: lxiscas on May 23, 2013 08:41

    Published by: lxiscas on May 23, 2013 09:01

    I do not pretend that it is your problem, but

    select status
into v_status,
from registration_offender_xref

    But you said

          v_status  varchar2(10);

    Much better to say things like that

          v_status  registration_offender_xref.status%type;

    In this way, you know that your variable is declared with a good length, if the length of the column never changes, your code won't kaboom.

    See you soon,.

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    Kind regards

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