Invalid identifier ORA-00904

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• SQL Error: Invalid identifier ORA-00904

  Hello

  The Version of SQL Developer: 11g

  Two tables: nav_vendors (source), vendor (destination)

  Both having 16 'Same' columns (data will differ for some records of... for some data records are same to check the process DML works according to the need).

  I'm trying to insert update and delete using merge operation

  I m getting error below whenever I tried to merge them. All column names are the same in the table.

  SQL error: ORA-00904: "S". "" COMPANY_CODE ": invalid identifier

  SQL:

  MERGE INTO s source

  USING (nvl (d.VENDOR, s.VENDOR) selection of the SELLER,

  NVL (d.Name, s.Name) NAME.

  NVL (d.NAME3, s.NAME3) Name3,

  NVL (d.ADDRESS1, s.ADDRESS1) address1.

  NVL (d.DISTRICT, s.DISTRICT) DISTRICT.

  NVL (d.CITY, s.CITY), CITY,

  NVL (d.Country, s.Country) COUNTRIES.

  NVL (d.Postcode, s.Postcode) ZIP Code,

  NVL (d.TELEPHONE, s.TELEPHONE), PHONE,.

  NVL (d.Fax, s.Fax) FAX.

  NVL (d.contact, s.contact) CONTACT.

  NVL (d.URL, s.URL) URL.

  NVL (d.email, s.email) EMAIL.

  NVL (d.DELIVERY_TOLERANCE, s.DELIVERY_TOLERANCE) DELIVERY_TOLERANCE.

  NVL (d.EXCLUDE_REWORK_TEXT, s.EXCLUDE_REWORK_TEXT) EXCLUDE_REWORK_TEXT.

  NVL (d.COMPANY_CODE, s.COMPANY_CODE) COMPANY_CODE.

  (case

  When ((d.VENDOR = s.VENDOR)

  and (d.NAME = s.NAME)

  and (d.NAME3 = s.NAME3)

  and (d.ADDRESS1 = s.ADDRESS1)

  and (d.DISTRICT = s.DISTRICT)

  and (d.CITY = s.CITY)

  and (d.COUNTRY = s.COUNTRY)

  and (d.POSTCODE = s.POSTCODE)

  and (d.TELEPHONE = s.TELEPHONE)

  and (d.FAX = s.FAX)

  and (d.CONTACT = s.CONTACT)

  and (d.URL = s.URL)

  and (d.EMAIL = s.EMAIL)

  and (d.DELIVERY_TOLERANCE = s.DELIVERY_TOLERANCE)

  and (d.EXCLUDE_REWORK_TEXT = s.EXCLUDE_REWORK_TEXT)

  and (d.COMPANY_CODE = s.COMPANY_CODE))

  then "correspondence".

  When d.COMPANY_CODE is null

  then 'DELETE '.

  When s.COMPANY_CODE is null

  then "INSERT."

  on the other

  "no match."

  chck end)

  of s nav_vendorz

  full outer join of the seller d

  On(d.COMPANY_CODE=s.COMPANY_CODE)

  ) d

  (S.COMPANY_CODE = d.COMPANY_CODE AND (in d.chck ("not matched", 'match', 'DELETE')))

  WHEN MATCHED THEN

  ->UPDATE SET s.company_code = d.company_code <-error line

  WHERE in d.chck ("not matched", "DELETE")

  DELETE WHERE d.chck = 'DELETE '.

  WHEN NOT MATCHED THEN

  INSERT (VENDOR, NAME, ADDRESS1, NAME3, NEIGHBORHOOD, CITY, COUNTRY, CODE POSTAL, PHONE, FAX, CONTACT, URL, EMAIL, DELIVERY_TOLERANCE, EXCLUDE_REWORK_TEXT, COMPANY_CODE)

  VALUES

  (d.VENDOR, d.NAME, d.NAME3, d.ADDRESS1, d.DISTRICT, d.CITY, d.COUNTRY, d.POSTCODE, d.TELEPHONE, d.FAX, d.CONTACT, d.URL, d.EMAIL, d.DELIVERY_TOLERANCE,d.EXCLUDE_REWORK_TEXT,d.COMPANY_CODE);/

  (1) use different alias names

  (2) do not try to update a column that is used to 'ON' clause.

• ORA-00904: invalid identifier

  Hi all

  I'm getting ORA-00904: "SNO_T": invalid identifier will be done in this example. Please let me know where I have error.

  create table t4(name varchar2(22),sno number);
  
  
  insert into t4 values('suman2',2);
  insert into t4 values('suman',1);
  
  create or replace type t4_t as object(
   name_t  varchar2(22),
   sno_t   number
   );
  
  
  create or replace type t4_m is table of t4_t;
  
  
  /
  declare
   l_toys t4_m;
   l1     pls_integer;
  begin
   select t4_t(name_t,sno_t)  
    bulk collect into l_toys
    from t4;
  -- DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_line(l_toys.count);
  
   select count(*) into l1 from t4;
  
  
  DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_line(l1);
  
  
  end;
  
  Error report -
  ORA-06550: line 5, column 21:
  PL/SQL: ORA-00904: "SNO_T": invalid identifier
  ORA-06550: line 5, column 2:
  PL/SQL: SQL Statement ignored
  06550. 00000 -  "line %s, column %s:\n%s"
  *Cause:    Usually a PL/SQL compilation error.
  *Action:
  

  Select t4_t (name_t, sno_t)

  bulk collect into l_toys

  T4;

  the columns in your table are called name and sno, so you must use these names in your select statement

  t4_t is the manufacturer that expects two values (a string and a number) and having built an object, you will be able to access the object by using object_name.sno_t, but do not all by building this...

  HTH

• Why this error ORA-00904: invalid identifier

  Hi all
  Please advice me what is wronge with this
  ORA-00904: "NONE": invalid identifier
  
  
  create or replace trigger test_table2
  before inserting
  on Ta
  for each line
  declare
  v2_none_con varchar2 (20);
  v2_none_con2 varchar2 (20);
  I have number (10);
  TYPE v2_EmpCurTyp IS REF CURSOR;
  v2_emp_cursor v2_EmpCurTyp;
  v2_stmt_str VARCHAR2 (200);
  RECORD IS of TYPE v2_employee_type (v_rowid varchar (100));
  v2_emp_content v2_employee_type;
  Start
  
  v2_none_con2: = 'NONE ';
  
  v2_stmt_str: = 'select rowid from t1 where name =' v2_none_con2;
  I: = 0;
  V2_emp_cursor OPEN FOR v2_stmt_str;
  LOOP FETCH v2_emp_cursor INTO v2_emp_content;
  EXIT WHEN v2_emp_cursor % NOTFOUND;
  dbms_output.put_line (v2_emp_content.v_rowid);
  i: = i + 1;
  v2_none_con: = 'NO ' | TO_CHAR (i);
  
  END LOOP;
  end;
  
  
  
  
  SQL > /.
  Insert in your values (10, 'W')
  *
  ERROR on line 1:
  ORA-00904: "NONE": invalid identifier
  ORA-06512: in the 'END. TEST_TABLE2', line 15
  ORA-04088: error during execution of trigger ' FINAL. TEST_TABLE2'
  
  
  SQL >

  First of all:

  v2_stmt_str: = 'select rowid from t1 where name =' v2_none_con2;

  I would give you compilation errors. I guess the real code is:

  v2_stmt_str: = 'select rowid from t1 where name =' | v2_none_con2;

  Now that the text of the statement would be? V2_none_con2 is 'NONE', dynamic SQL would be:

  Select rowid from t1 where name = NONE

  It is obvious, it will trigger ORA-00904 (except a column named NONE t1). What you want is:

  Select rowid from t1 where name ='' NONE

  So change:

  v2_stmt_str: = 'select rowid from t1 where name =' | v2_none_con2;

  TO

  v2_stmt_str: = ' select rowid from t1, whose name =="' | v2_none_con2 | '''';

  SY.

• HELP-immediate execution in PL/SQL has received the error ORA-00904: invalid identifier

  What is the problem with the following codes from PL/SQL (actually it comes to Oracle Metalink Note: 313175.1):
  ===========
  declare
  cursor c1 is select * from $ semantic;
  v_statement VARCHAR2 (255);
  v_nc number (10);
  v_nt number (10);
  Start
  immediate execution
  "select count (*) from $ semantics" in v_nc;
  immediate execution
  ' select count (distinct s_table_name) of semantics$ "in v_nt;
  dbms_output.put_line
  ('Edit' | v_nc |) 'columns ' | v_nt | "tables");
  to r1 c1 loop
  v_statement: = 'ALTER TABLE ' | R1.s_owner | '.' || R1.s_table_name;
  v_statement: = v_statement | «change (' |)» R1.s_column_name | ' ';
  v_statement: = v_statement | R1.s_data_type | ' (' | r1.s_char_length;)
  v_statement: = v_statement | ' CHAR))';
  immediately run v_statement;
  end loop;
  dbms_output.put_line ('Done');
  end;
  /
  =====
  Executed once the codes as sysdba against 10gr 2 database, I got this error:
  From build to select columns to change
  Editing columns 4428 35249
  declare
  *
  ERROR on line 1:
  ORA-00904: invalid identifier
  ORA-06512: at line 22
  
  I see nothing wrong with the line of "immediate execution". I appreciate your help!
  
  Thank you.

  Hello
  Try to print the offending instruction using exception, I used small test cases by changing the pl/sql block, you may need to change to respond to all other types of data in this table.

  CREATE TABLE semantics$
  AS
     SELECT USER AS owner,
            table_name,
            data_type AS s_data_type,
            column_name,
            data_length AS s_char_length
     FROM cols
     WHERE table_name = 'MY_OBJECTS';
  
  DECLARE
     CURSOR c1
     IS
        SELECT *
        FROM semantics$;
  
     v_statement   VARCHAR2 (255);
     v_nc          NUMBER (10);
     v_nt          NUMBER (10);
  BEGIN
     EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 'select count(*) from semantics$' INTO v_nc;
  
     EXECUTE IMMEDIATE 'select count(distinct table_name) from semantics$'
        INTO v_nt;
  
     DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line(   'ALTERing '
                          || v_nc
                          || ' columns in '
                          || v_nt
                          || ' tables');
  
     FOR r1 IN c1
     LOOP
        v_statement   := 'ALTER TABLE ' || r1.owner || '.' || r1.table_name;
        v_statement   := v_statement || ' modify (' || r1.column_name || ' ';
        v_statement   :=
           v_statement || r1.s_data_type || '(' || r1.s_char_length;
  
        IF (r1.s_data_type = 'NUMBER')
        THEN
           v_statement   := v_statement || '))';
        ELSE
           v_statement   := v_statement || ' CHAR))';
        END IF;
  
        DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line (v_statement);
  
        -- EXECUTE IMMEDIATE v_statement;
     END LOOP;
  
     DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line ('Done');
  EXCEPTION
     WHEN OTHERS
     THEN
        DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line ('Statement = ' || v_statement);
        DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line (SUBSTR (SQLERRM, 1, 200));
        RAISE;
  END;
  

  _ Output

  ALTERing 13 columns in 1 tables
  ALTER TABLE MY_OBJECTS modify (OWNER VARCHAR2(30 CHAR))
  ALTER TABLE MY_OBJECTS modify (OBJECT_NAME VARCHAR2(30 CHAR))
  ALTER TABLE MY_OBJECTS modify (SUBOBJECT_NAME VARCHAR2(30 CHAR))
  ALTER TABLE MY_OBJECTS modify (OBJECT_ID NUMBER(22))
  ALTER TABLE MY_OBJECTS modify (DATA_OBJECT_ID NUMBER(22))
  ALTER TABLE MY_OBJECTS modify (OBJECT_TYPE VARCHAR2(19 CHAR))
  ALTER TABLE MY_OBJECTS modify (CREATED DATE(7 CHAR))
  ALTER TABLE MY_OBJECTS modify (LAST_DDL_TIME DATE(7 CHAR))
  ALTER TABLE MY_OBJECTS modify (TIMESTAMP VARCHAR2(19 CHAR))
  ALTER TABLE MY_OBJECTS modify (STATUS VARCHAR2(7 CHAR))
  ALTER TABLE MY_OBJECTS modify (TEMPORARY VARCHAR2(1 CHAR))
  ALTER TABLE MY_OBJECTS modify (GENERATED VARCHAR2(1 CHAR))
  ALTER TABLE MY_OBJECTS modify (SECONDARY VARCHAR2(1 CHAR))
  Done
  

  Concerning

  Published by: OrionNet on January 5, 2009 23:53

  Published by: OrionNet on January 5, 2009 23:55

• ISSUES giving invalid identifier

  Hello

  Under query me gives error invalid identifier.

  Can someone please make an eyeball and let me know any correction on the underside of sql?

  SELECT case_id

  OF form_product A

  WHERE ud_text_12 LIKE '% % '.

  AND THERE ARE

  (

  SELECT case_id

  OF form_product B

  WHERE ud_text_12 LIKE ' % of DRUGS. "

  )

  AND A.CASE_ID = B.CASE_ID

  SQL error: ORA-00904: "B". "" CASE_ID ": invalid identifier

  00904, 00000 - '% s: invalid identifier '.

  * Cause:

  * Action:

  Thank you

  Ann

  I guess you mean:

  SELECT case_id

  OF form_product A

  WHERE ud_text_12 LIKE '% % '.

  AND THERE ARE

  (

  SELECT case_id

  OF form_product B

  WHERE ud_text_12 LIKE '% DRUG' AND A.CASE_ID = B.CASE_ID

  )

• HELP: instr() error - invalid identifier

  Hello

  Query is attack on this line:

  instr(hntl.note_text, "Critical and/or Actionable") != 0
  

  Error:

  ORA-00904: "criticism and/or action": invalid identifier

  00904, 00000 - '% s: invalid identifier '.

  note_text column is of type varchar (2000)

  How can I make this work?

  Hello

  In Oracle SQL, string literals are enclosed in single quotes, not double - quote.  You probably want to

  ... instr (hntl.note_text, "Criticism and/or Actionable")! = 0

  Note that SQL differs from SQL * more in this regard.  In SQL * Plus, - single and double quotes are often used interchangeably.  In SQL, they always have a different meaning.

  In Oracle SQL, quotation marks are used in identifiers (such as table names or column) which are not conform to the normal rules of naming.  For example, the column names cannot usually contain special characters such as spaces or slashes (' / ').  If you really want to have a column that is named

  Criticism or action

  you will then need to with the spaces and the bar slash, surround it with quotation marks.  That's exactly what the system thought you were doing: he thought you were trying to refer to a column called 'Critical and/or usable' and, when he couldn't find a column with this name, it gave you an error indicating that the column name was not fair.

• Invalid identified

  Hi all

  I try to convert my query using the emp table.

  Query

  SELECT empno, ename, JOB,

  (SELECT (CASE sal WHEN > 3000 THEN 999)

  Sal OTHER

  filteredsal end)

  Of

  (

  SELECT sal

  Of inner_emp of the emp

  WHERE inner_emp.empno = outer_emp.empno

  SSS))

  Of outer_emp emp;

  I get the error message

  Error message

  ORA-00904: "OUTER_EMP." "' EMPNO ': invalid identifier

  00904, 00000 - '% s: invalid identifier '.

  * Cause:

  * Action:

  Error on line: column 9:44

  Please help me. I know that outer_emp.empno is out of scope, but how to solve this problem...

  
  

  Hello

  This page has a lot of different questions / answers.  Which do you not understand?  You can be more specific, we can be more helpful.  Post a question like "Whn Tome Kyte said... does that mean...?  If so, why it does not work...?  I expect this request to produce... because... »

  The main question and answer, which are relevant to this topic, is that a subquery can be coprrelated to its immediate parent application; No grandparent or distant ancestor.  We will format your query so that it is easier to see:

  SELECT ename, empno, job - it's level 1

  ,      (                                -- Begin Level 2

  SELECT (CASE

  WHEN sal_prev > 2000

  THEN 999

  Of OTHER sal_prev

  END

  ) AS filteredsal

  OF (-start level 3)

  SELECT LAG (sal, 1, 0) OVER (ORDER BY sal) AS sal_prev, sal

  Of inner_emp of the emp

  WHERE inner_emp.empno = outer_emp.empno - this causes the error

  ) - End of level 3

  )                                -- End Level 2

  AS -sss, there is level 1

  The outer_emp emp - is always level 1

  ;

  Tom Kyte said that at level N expressions referenece to the columns of the tables to N-tier and N - 1 only, not level N-2 or an earlier version.  In your code, the statement that caused the error is level 3. You can reference a table friom level 3-1 = 2 at this point, but not outer_emp, which is level 1.

• Subselect query returns "invalid identifier", but the nested query return lines

  I don't think it's a general SQL question.

  Select * from persons where person_id in)

  Select person_id with people whose name = 'Obama' - subquery

  ) and age > 18;

  When I run the subquery, I get:

  ORA-00904: "PERSON_ID": invalid identifier

  00904, 00000 - '% s: invalid identifier '.

  * Cause:

  * Action:

  Error on line: column 5: 8

  This is because the table people do not have the person_id field.

  But when I run the nested together query it returns all the lines in people with the AGE greater than 18.

  How is he succeeds when the subquery is obviously wrong?

  363f652b-263D-4418-933F-74a1d0a41b4c wrote:

  I don't think it's a general SQL question.

  Select * from persons where person_id in)

  Select person_id with people whose name = 'Obama' - subquery

  ) and age > 18;

  When I run the subquery, I get:

  ORA-00904: "PERSON_ID": invalid identifier

  00904, 00000 - '% s: invalid identifier '.

  * Cause:

  * Action:

  Error on line: column 5: 8

  This is because the table people do not have the person_id field.

  But when I run the nested together query it returns all the lines in people with the AGE greater than 18.

  How is he succeeds when the subquery is obviously wrong?

  Yes - this is a general SQL question and ask often enough.

  Correlated subqueries depend on the inner query, be able to see and access to the columns of the outer query. Normally see you referenced in the WHERE clause of the subquery and not in the SELECT clause, but the reference is valid in both places. This works because the columns of the tables in the main query are accessible in the subquery. "Person_id" is probably a column in the table 'people '.

  Which can be a cause of problems 'odd' when the column (in your case "person_id") is more of a table.

  Use an alias in the subquery in the subquery and you will find that it will not succeed.

  See these two articles AskTom where he addresses this specific issue

  http://asktom.Oracle.com/pls/Apex/f?p=100:11:0:P11_QUESTION_ID:3317493900346468494

  http://asktom.Oracle.com/pls/Apex/f?p=100:11:0:P11_QUESTION_ID:155200640564

• Invalid identifier in the procedure

  Hi all
  
  I have an example of how I'm trying to pass two arguments.
  
  Unfortunately, when I do that, I get the below error:
  ORA-00904: "V_END_DATE": invalid identifier
  ORA-06512: at "PROCEXAMPLE", line 10
  ORA-06512: at line 2
  
  Before I remove the rest of my hair, is - it possible to let me know what goes wrong? I know what means the error but I don't see where I have, I got an invalid identifier. Even on line 10. : P
  
  
  ARGUMENTS TO PASS TO THE PROCEDURE

  BEGIN
      procExample (   p_start_date => '01/01/2011', 
                          p_end_date => '07/01/2011') ;
  END  
  ;

  PROCEDURE
  {
  CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE procExample (p_start_date in varchar2, p_end_date in varchar2) is
  date of v_start_date;
  date of v_end_date;
  
  Start
  v_start_date: = to_date(p_start_date,'dd/mm/yyyy');
  v_end_date: = to_date(p_end_date,'dd/mm/yyyy');
  
  EXECUTE IMMEDIATE ' CREATE TABLE test_a AS
  SELECT v_start_date, v_end_date FROM DUAL';
  end procExample;
  }

  Hello

  When you use EXECUTE IMMEDIATE, you pass a string to the database must be executed in the database engine, where nothing is known about local variables in your procedure, such as v_start_date. There are ways to pass variables in an EXECUTE IMMEDIATE statement, but not in the context of the deifinitions column. About the closest thing you can do is:

  CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE procExample ( p_start_date IN VARCHAR2
                                          , p_end_date   IN VARCHAR2
                           )
  IS
      sql_txt         VARCHAR2 (500);
  begin
      sql_txt := 'CREATE TABLE test_a '
               || 'AS '
           || 'SELECT  TO_DATE (''' || p_start_date || ''', ''dd/mm/yyyy'') AS dt_1 '
           || ',       TO_DATE (''' || p_end_date   || ''', ''dd/mm/yyyy'') AS dt_2 '
           || 'FROM     dual';
  
      dbms_output.put_line (sql_txt || ' = sql_txt');     -- For debugging
  
      EXECUTE IMMEDIATE sql_txt;
  end procExample;
  /
  SHOW ERRORS
  

  Creating tables in procedures is not usually a good idea. Why do you need to do this in PL/SQL?

  Since you know that the columns are DATEs, you can simply create the table with two columns DATE and not use CREATE TABLE As. It would be less prone, although you would need to separate INSERT statements.
  Don't forget to provide names for the columns.

  Whenever you write dynamic SQL code, it is a good idea to put all the text in a variable, so that you can view before you run, for debugging purposes. After the test is finished, you can comment or remove the call to dbms_output.put_line.

• ORA-00904: "DATA". "" AM ": invalid identifier

  Hello
  I am facing upwards a situation I can't find why is the error ora-00904 appears.
  I wrote the request as follows:

  (A)

  with data as
    (
    select uc.* 
      from user_computer uc
       where computer_name like '%'||:perioxi||'%'
    )
    select uc.* 
      from user_computer uc
      where exists (select 1
                     from data
                     where data.am = uc.am)
       and exists (select 1
                        from v_misthotoi_orga
                        where uc.am = v_misthotoi_orga.matr) 
  

  Where the utilisateur_ordinateur is a table, and the v_misthotoi_orga is a db view (a view that is based on another view that is based on a table that is accessed through a dblink).
  A query runs without error.

  (B)

  with data as
    (
    select uc.* 
      from user_computer uc
       where computer_name like '%'||:perioxi||'%'
    )
    select uc.* 
      from user_computer uc
      where exists (select 1
                     from data
                     where data.am = uc.am)                       <.... THE DATACOLUMN DATA.AM IS USED, WITHOUT ERROR                
       and exists (select 1
                        from v_misthotoi_orga
                        where data.am = v_misthotoi_orga.matr)    <.....THIS IS WHERE THE ERROR IS LOCATED (DATA.AM)
  

  The above query (application B) stops with error: ORA-00904: "DATA". "" AM ": invalid identifier.

  You can identify the cause of the error, since the datacolumn 'am' in 'data' datasource is used twice in query B.
  In the first instance without any error in the second with the error.

  Note: Oracle db v.2
  Thank you
  SIM

  Hey Sim,

  Change

  select 1
  from v_misthotoi_orga
  where data.am = v_misthotoi_orga.matr
  

  TO

  select 1
  from v_misthotoi_orga,
         data  
  
  where data.am = v_misthotoi_orga.matr
  

  In this query, Oracle knows no data unless you specify in the From clause that he should use.

  HTH,

  Stefan

• ORA-00904: "ORA_ROWSCN": invalid identifier

  Get this error when trying to open tables in SQL Developer and data display.

  ORA-00904: "ORA_ROWSCN": invalid identifier

  Found a very old thread talking about this error, and now it's happening with me with SQL Developer Version on a Mac/Yosemite 4.1.1.19.

  https://community.Oracle.com/thread/1019844

  It happened for awhile and I didn't say anything because I can run a select statement * and get all the data I need. But it is bit boring so wonder if it's a bug that's resurfaced? Anyone else seeing this? Apparently not, because there seems to be no recent discussions on this subject, but maybe I'm not find them.

  Earl

  References to the built-in ORA_ROWSCN function should not return the message "invalid identifier" when connected to Oracle 10 g R1 or higher.  When you connect to a pre - 10 g R1, uncheck the box use ORA_ROWSCN for DataEditor insert and update statements in Tools > Preferences > Database > Object Viewerr.

  Edit:

  Oracle 10 g or higher, tables with a policy defined on them will know it: ORA-00904: 'ORA_ROWSCN': invalid makes unusable 2.1.0.63 output

  Edit2:

  More information, if you wish: using ora_rowscn on a table FGAC: bug?

• ORA-00904: "YYYY": invalid identifier using impdp

  Hello

  I am trying to import a part of a table to another table on the remote database using impdp:

  Impdp directory of centrumadmin/centrumadmin = network_link DUMP_LOG_DIRECTORY LOGFILE = backup_2014_01.log = REF2ISKNE = 'AUD$ _BACKUP' content TABLES = QUERY DATA_ONLY =------"WHERE \" NTIMESTAMP # "> to_date\ (January 2, 2014","DD-MM-YYYY '------") "------"; "

  But still get this error:

  Start "CENTRUMADMIN". "' SYS_IMPORT_TABLE_01 ': centrumadmin / * directory = network_link DUMP_LOG_DIRECTORY LOGFILE = backup_2014_01.log = REF2ISKNE TABLES = AUD$ happy _BACKUP = DATA_ONLY QUERY =" WHERE NTIMESTAMP # > to_date (02-2014, MM-YYYY) ""

  Current estimation using BLOCKS method...

  Processing object type TABLE_EXPORT/TABLE/TABLE_DATA

  Total estimation using BLOCKS method: 4,473 GB

  ORA-31693: Data Table object 'CENTRUMADMIN '. "" AUD$ _BACKUP "could not load/unload and being ignored because of the error:

  ORA-00904: "YYYY": invalid identifier

  Work "CENTRUMADMIN". "" SYS_IMPORT_TABLE_01 "completed with error (s 1) to Wed Feb 11 09:32:15 2015 elapsed 0 00:00:03

  Any ideas? If I change the date format YYYY-MM-DD or the other, always error is in the last part: ORA-00904: "DD": invalid identifier.

  Thank you.

  Honza

  Hi Mika,

  have you played around with some double 'or triple?

  as

  to_date\ ("02/01/2014","DD-MM-YYYY"------)-«;»

  concerning

  Kay

• ORA-00904: "PCT_DB_TIME": invalid identifier

  Hello

  on 11.2.0.4 on Win 2008

  I got when running:

  SQL > SELECT EVENT, n.WAIT_CLASS,.

  TIME_WAITED_MICRO, ROUND(TIME_WAITED_MICRO*100/S.DBTIME,1) 2 PCT_DB_TIME

  3. IN V$ SYSTEM_EVENT E, V$ EVENT_NAME N,.

  4 (SELECT the DBTIME OF the V VALUE $ SYS_TIME_MODEL WHERE STAT_NAME = 'DB time') S

  5. WHERE E.EVENT_ID = N.EVENT_ID

  6 AND N.WAIT_CLASS NOT IN ('inactive', ' E/s system') and PCT_DB_TIME <>0

  7 ORDER BY PCT_DB_TIME ASC;

  AND N.WAIT_CLASS NOT IN ('inactive', ' E/s system') and PCT_DB_TIME <>0

  *

  ERROR on line 6:

  ORA-00904: "PCT_DB_TIME": invalid identifier

  Thanks for the help.

  This is an invalid identifier because you cannot use a column assigned in the application to the location alias WHERE clause or ORDER BY in the same query.  You have two options to rewrite this query:

  SELECT EVENT, n.WAIT_CLASS,
  TIME_WAITED_MICRO, ROUND(TIME_WAITED_MICRO*100/S.DBTIME,1) PCT_DB_TIME
  V $ SYSTEM_EVENT E, V$ EVENT_NAME N,.
  (SELECT the DBTIME VALUE OF V$ SYS_TIME_MODEL WHERE STAT_NAME = "DB time") S
  WHERE E.EVENT_ID = N.EVENT_ID
  AND N.WAIT_CLASS NOT IN ('Idle', ' E/s system') and ROUND(TIME_WAITED_MICRO*100/S.DBTIME,1) <> 0
  ORDER BY ROUND(TIME_WAITED_MICRO*100/S.DBTIME,1) ASC;

  and

  SELECT * from
  (SELECT EVENT, n.WAIT_CLASS,
  TIME_WAITED_MICRO, ROUND(TIME_WAITED_MICRO*100/S.DBTIME,1) PCT_DB_TIME
  V $ SYSTEM_EVENT E, V$ EVENT_NAME N,.
  (SELECT the DBTIME VALUE OF V$ SYS_TIME_MODEL WHERE STAT_NAME = "DB time") S
  WHERE E.EVENT_ID = N.EVENT_ID
  AND N.WAIT_CLASS NOT IN ('Idle', ' E/s system'))
  where PCT_DB_TIME <> 0
  ORDER BY PCT_DB_TIME ASC;

  Both work.

  David Fitzjarrell

• ORA 00904: invalid identifier "JAN".

  Hello

  I have the rest of the table.

  ===========================================

  create table ATT_ATTENDANCESHEET as

  (

  Select 1 empid, to_date('21/01/2014','dd/mm/yyyy') prdate, 240 reg, 0 unpaid all double union

  Select 2, to_date (January 21, 2014 ', ' dd/mm/yyyy'), 200 reg, 0 unpaid all double union

  Select 3, to_date (January 21, 2014 ', ' dd/mm/yyyy'), 240 reg, 0 unpaid all double union

  Select option 4, to_date (January 21, 2014 ', ' dd/mm/yyyy'), 480 reg, 0 unpaid all double union

  Select 5, to_date (January 21, 2014 ', ' dd/mm/yyyy'), 240 reg, unpaid double 0

  );

  =================================================

  I want to remove rows from table ATT_ATTENDANCESHEET.

  If the parameter passed empids, lines for employees would be eliminated.

  If empids is null, all records between the given period will be deleted.

  I created after the procedure to that effect.

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

  CREATE or replace FUNCTION deleteAttendanceDetails (startdate DATE, enddate DATE, empids varchar2) RETURN NUMBER as

  
  

  n number;

  condition varchar2 (200);

  vsql varchar2 (2000);

  BEGIN

  IF empids is not null

  THEN

  condition: condition = |' and empid in ('| empids |') ' ;

  END IF;

  vsql: =' delete from ATT_ATTENDANCESHEET where prdate between ' | StartDate | 'and' | EndDate | condition;

  EXECUTE IMMEDIATE (vsql);

  return n;

  END;

  /

  The empids parameter contains the employee IDS separated by commas.

  for example

  "1,2,3,4"

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

  But when I call this function using

  Select deleteAttendanceDetails (to_date('25/01/2014','dd/mm/yyyy'), to_date (' 01/31/2014 ',' dd/mm/yyyy'), ") double;

  I get the following error

  ORA 00904: invalid identifier "JAN".

  ORA-06512: at.. .line 21

  I use oracle 10g.

  Help, please

  Do not use dynamic sql. It's more trouble that it's worth.

  Your error comes from the fact that you convert a date to a string, implicitly and then come back.

  In addition, your example doesn't have a field of prddate... so I added that, in my test table so that it works.

  Try something like that, entirely avoid dynamic sql:

  CREATE or replace FUNCTION deleteAttendanceDetails (
                                startdate DATE,
                                enddate DATE,
                                empids varchar2
                             )
     RETURN NUMBER
  as
     n number;
  BEGIN
     delete from ATT_ATTENDANCESHEET
        where ( empid IS NULL
              OR empid in ( select regexp_substr ( empids, '[^,]+', 1, level) empid
                           from dual connect by level <= (LENGTH(empids) - LENGTH(REPLACE(empids, ',')) + 1)
                        )
              )
          and prdate between nvl(startdate, to_date('01-jan-1900','dd-mon-yyyy'))
                         and nvl(enddate  , to_date('01-jan-5000','dd-mon-yyyy'));
  
    return n;  -- what is "n" ?
  END;
  /
  

  Not really sure what you want to do with "n"... you have nothing in your code... so I did the same