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• Insert using TO_NUMBER does not seem to accept the decimal value

  Oracle 10g
  
  I'm trying to insert a decimal value in a table from another table oracle oracle. The column of the source table is a data type
  

      "PLOTSIZE10_30CM"    VARCHAR2(4 BYTE),
      "PLOTSIZE30_50CM"    VARCHAR2(4 BYTE),
      "PLOTSIZE50CM"       VARCHAR2(3 BYTE),

  The destination table contains the following:

      "PLOT_SIZE_10_30CM" NUMBER(7,0),
      "PLOT_SIZE_30_50CM" NUMBER(7,0),
      "PLOT_SIZE_50CM"    NUMBER(7,0),

  When I run the insert statement as the following decimal values are not inserted into the destination table.
  

  SQL> SELECT DISTINCT PLOTSIZE50CM FROM IMPORT_DATA WHERE STAND_ID = 23;
  
  PLO
  ---
  0.2
  
  SQL>
  SQL> INSERT INTO
    2  psp_plot_measurements
    3  ( species_major
    4  , plot_location_id
    5  , codominant_height
    6  , regen_density_primary_code
    7  , regen_density_secondary_code
    8  , PLOT_SIZE_10_30CM
    9  , PLOT_SIZE_30_50CM
   10  , PLOT_SIZE_50CM
   11  )
   12  SELECT DISTINCT species_major
   13       , '2'
   14       , height_codom
   15       , regen_prim
   16       , regen_sec
   17       , TO_NUMBER(plotsize10_30cm)
   18       , TO_NUMBER(plotsize30_50cm)
   19       , TO_NUMBER(plotsize50cm)
   20    FROM import_data
   21    WHERE stand_id = 23;
  
  1 row created.
  
  SQL>
  SQL> SELECT PLOT_SIZE_50CM FROM PSP_PLOT_MEASUREMENTS;
  
  PLOT_SIZE_50CM
  --------------
               0

  See you soon
  Ben

  Hi Ben,

  If the destination table have the column as a Number (7.0) and then how you can store a decimal value.

  The destination table contains the following:

  "PLOT_SIZE_10_30CM" NUMBER(7,0),
  "PLOT_SIZE_30_50CM" NUMBER(7,0),
  "PLOT_SIZE_50CM"    NUMBER(7,0),
  

  Look at sample scenario-

  SQL> CREATE TABLE TEST1(COL NUMBER(7,0));
  
  Table created.
  
  SQL> CREATE TABLE TEST2(COL NUMBER(7,1));
  
  Table created.
  
  SQL> INSERT INTO TEST1(COL) VALUES(1.234);
  
  1 row created.
  
  SQL> INSERT INTO TEST2(COL) VALUES(1.234);
  
  1 row created.
  
  SQL> INSERT INTO TEST1(COL) VALUES(0.234);
  
  1 row created.
  
  SQL> INSERT INTO TEST2(COL) VALUES(0.234);
  
  1 row created.
  
  SQL> SELECT * FROM TEST1;
  
         COL
  ----------
           1
           0
  
  SQL> SELECT * FROM TEST2;
  
         COL
  ----------
         1.2
          .2
  
  SQL>
  

  If you want to store the decimal value, you must modify the destination table.

• Decimal value not displayed after the decimal point in my excerpt

  The decimal value is not get rounded to the nearest integer in my voltage pack display box not switched. I changed his property in decimal, the problem continues. When I put a probe between the separator and the display area, I have correct values. How to get the correct value in the display area.

  

  See the color (color if you are UK) wire where you hang a probe... his orange (representing a number to floating point)... but the color of the indicator (another name for no dial-up power pack rack) is blue (U32, means is the representation of unsigned 32-bit integer)...!

  If that is the question... then try something... right click on the indicator (another name for no dial-up power pack rack) and select "representation > DBL", as shown below..! ' "

  

  It should work...!

• is it possible to print the formulas (and not the values) in numbers

  is it possible to print the tables with formulas (not with values)?

  N °

• win xp pro Re: why does search in my doc > downloads search not numeric values

  GI production of labels for specimens of plants of a model in excellent and storing labels in my doc... search does very well with the words/phrases

  (as indicated in the search pane) but why he can't find the dates, number of collection, lat/lon?

  Are you referring to research within the Excel or your operating system?

  If I think correctly, Windows will not numeric values look. It will search only a file or a folder.

  See: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/308895

• ORA-00947: not enough values error collect in bulk

  Hi guys,.

  I'm trying to COLLECT in a PL/SQL table, but I get ORA-00947: not enough values error message, even if the table has 4 values and select 4 values. Am I missing something?

  I have to add something to this?

  I've included the types of database objects that I created on the database.

  I have commented on the Original code and used the table DOUBLE just to make simple workout.

  /*

  CREATE or REPLACE TYPE Usage_Groups_for_coda_rec as

  object

  (Usage_Group_ID NUMBER (10),)

  Coda_comment VARCHAR2 (45).

  Amount NUMBER,

  Deduction_amount NUMBER);

  CREATE OR REPLACE

  TYPE USAGE_GROUPS_FOR_CODA_TAB AS

  TABLE OF Usage_Groups_for_coda_rec;

  */

  declare

  -CURSOR c_adj_roy_trans

  -EAST

  -SELECT DISTINCT rotr.on_behalf_of_soc_nbr, rotr.right_type

  -OF royalty_transaction rumble

  -WHERE rotr.ps_adjust_royalty_flg = cm_default.get_yes;

  CURSOR c_adj_roy_trans

  IS

  SELECT '052', 'P '.

  DOUBLE;

  t_uge_Grp_for_coda_tab USAGE_GROUPS_FOR_CODA_TAB; -the type of table was created on the database

  Start

  FOR r_adj_roy_trans IN c_adj_roy_trans LOOP

  -SELECT rotr.usage_group_id as Usage_Group_ID,

  -cm_coda_account_default.get_canc_adj_coda_comment | '- CAE' as Coda_comment,

  -SUM (NVL (rotr.gross_amt, 0) + NVL (rotr.reciprocal_deduction_amt, 0)) as an amount

  -SUM (rotr.reciprocal_deduction_amt) as Deduction_amount

  -COLLECT LOOSE t_uge_Grp_for_coda_tab

  -OF royalty_transaction rumble

  -WHERE rotr.ps_adjust_royalty_flg = cm_default.get_yes

  - AND rotr.on_behalf_of_soc_nbr = r_adj_roy_trans.on_behalf_of_soc_nbr

  - AND rotr.right_type = r_adj_roy_trans.right_type

  -Rotr.usage_group_id group;

  SELECT 6874534 as Usage_Group_ID,

  "This is a test - CAE" as Coda_comment.

  100 as an amount

  50 as Deduction_amount

  LOOSE COLLECTION t_uge_Grp_for_coda_tab

  DOUBLE;

  /*

  IF l_uge_Grp_for_coda_tab. COUNT > 0 THEN

  cm002p.std_coda_post_cashing_out_bulk (p_on_behalf_of_society_number = > r_adj_roy_trans.on_behalf_of_soc_nbr,)

  p_right_type = > r_adj_roy_trans.right_type,

  p_Usage_Groups_for_coda_tab = > t_uge_Grp_for_coda_tab,

  p_reverse_posting_direction = > FALSE,

  p_posting_override_direction = > NULL,

  p_cohi_id = > NULL

  );

  END IF;

  */

  END LOOP;

  end;

  
  

  
  

  Here's what you need to do:
  

  
  

  SELECT Usage_Groups_for_coda_rec(6874534, "It is a test - CAE", 100, 50)

  LOOSE COLLECTION t_uge_Grp_for_coda_tab

  DOUBLE;

  You try bulk collect into a collection of Usage_Groups_for_coda_recs, then you will need to make type compatible using the implicit of the type constructor.
  

• Get 'not enough values error' in bulk collect

  I want to insert all the rows in the employees table in the tmp table which has the structure.

  Purpose: Try just feature fired block to create a return to the top of a table.

  Problem: My code is to not "enough of values" error please report if mistaken.

  structure of the employees table:

  SQL > desc employee;

  Name                                      Null?    Type

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

  EMPLOYEE_ID NOT NULL NUMBER (6)

  FIRST NAME VARCHAR2 (20)

  LAST_NAME NOT NULL VARCHAR2 (25)

  EMAIL NOT NULL VARCHAR2 (25)

  PHONE_NUMBER VARCHAR2 (20)

  HIRE_DATE NOT NULL DATE

  JOB_ID NOT NULL VARCHAR2 (10)

  SALARY NUMBER (8.2)

  COMMISSION_PCT NUMBER (2.2)

  MANAGER_ID NUMBER (6)

  DEPARTMENT_ID NUMBER 4

  tmp table structure:

  SQL > tmp desc;

  Name                                      Null?    Type

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

  EMPLOYE_ID NUMBER (6)

  FIRST NAME VARCHAR2 (20)

  LAST_NAME NOT NULL VARCHAR2 (25)

  EMAIL NOT NULL VARCHAR2 (25)

  PHONE_NUMBER VARCHAR2 (20)

  HIRE_DATE NOT NULL DATE

  JOB_ID NOT NULL VARCHAR2 (10)

  SALARY NUMBER (8.2)

  COMMISSION_PCT NUMBER (2.2)

  MANAGER_ID NUMBER (6)

  DEPARTMENT_ID NUMBER 4

  SQL > select * from tmp;

  no selected line

  Code:

  declare

  type rec is the employee table % rowtype

  index by pls_integer;

  a rec;

  Start

  Select * bulk collect in a

  employees;

  ForAll i in a.first... a.Last

  Insert into tmp values (a (i));

  end;

  /

  Result:

  SQL > declare

  2

  3 type rec is the employee table % rowtype

  4 index of pls_integer;

  5 a rec;

  6

  7. start

  8 remove tmp;

  9 select * bulk collect in a

  10 employees;

  11 ForAll i in a.first... a.Last

  12 insert into tmp values (a (i));

  13 end;

  14.

  Insert into tmp values (a (i));

  *

  ERROR on line 12:

  ORA-06550: line 12, column 13:

  PL/SQL: ORA-00947: not enough values

  ORA-06550: line 12, column 1:

  PL/SQL: SQL statement ignored

  Remove parentheses

  insert into tmp values a(i);
  

  or call the individual columns

  insert into tmp( employee_id, first_name, ... )
   values( a(i).employee_id, a(i).first_name, ... );
  

  Justin

• ORA-00947: not enough values to choose from

  Hi all

  I created the type object and its type of nested table to hold the values.

  But am getting error as follows:

  Connected to Personal Oracle Database 10g Release 10.2.0.1.0 
  Connected as hr
  
  SQL> 
  SQL> create or replace type t_obj as object
    2  ( id number,
    3    dt date
    4   );
    5  /
  
  Type created
  
  SQL> create or replace type t_obj_nt is table of t_obj; 
    2  /
  
  Type created
  
  SQL> set serveroutput on
  SQL> 
  SQL>  declare
    2   l_tab t_obj_nt;
    3  
    4   begin
    5  
    6    select level,(sysdate+ level) into l_tab
    7    from dual connect by level < 5;
    8  
    9   dbms_output.put_line(l_tab.count);
   10   end;
   11  /
  
  declare
   l_tab t_obj_nt;
  
  
   begin
  
  
    select level,(sysdate+ level) into l_tab
    from dual connect by level < 5;
  
  
   dbms_output.put_line(l_tab.count);
   end;
  
  ORA-06550: line 8, column 3:
  PL/SQL: ORA-00947: not enough values
  ORA-06550: line 7, column 3:
  PL/SQL: SQL Statement ignored
  
  SQL> 
  

  Concerning

  SID

  CREATE or REPLACE type t_obj

  AS

  object

  (

  ID NUMBER,

  DT DATE);

  CREATE or REPLACE type t_obj_nt

  IS

  TABLE OF t_obj;

  -Option 1

  DECLARE

  l_tab t_obj_nt;

  BEGIN

  -You get several lines.

  SELECT t_obj (level, (sysdate + level)) in BULK COLLECT INTO l_tab FROM dual CONNECT BY level<>

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• Fill with the previous 'not null' value ' Null' known values

  Hi all

  I have the following requirement to fill in missing values (null values) with the "Not null" values known previously available.

  Source of the example:

  Emp_Id	Start_Dt	LOC	Comm	Grade
  A101	01/01/2013	NJ	4000	B
  A101	15/03/2013	CA	4800
  A101

  15/05/2013

  3500C

  A101

  25/07/2013

  2500

  A101

  20/12/2013

  NY5800A

  A101

  14/02/2013

  5000

  A101

  20/05/2014

  DC6000A

  A101

  03/06/2014

  3600C

  A102

  24/05/2013

  THE5000A

  A102

  15/12/20134300

  Expected results values in columns LOC and grades:

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  A101	01/01/2013

  NJ4000BA101

  15/03/2013

  CA4800BA101

  15/05/2013

  CA3500CA101

  25/07/2013

  CA2500CA101

  20/12/2013

  NY5800AA101

  14/02/2013

  NY5000AA101

  20/05/2014

  DC6000AA101

  03/06/2014

  DC3600CA102

  24/05/2013

  THE5000AA102

  15/12/2013

  THE4300A

  Any suggestions would be helpful.

  Kind regards

  Arun

  Also, I think that this is a case of analytics. Last_value is perhaps the most appropriate function for the given task:

  Select emp_id

  start_dt

  last_value(loc ignore nulls) over (partition by emp_id arrested by start_dt) loc

  comm

  last_value(grade ignore nulls) about category (partition by emp_id arrested by start_dt)

  t

• Installation of VMWare Workstation 11.1.0 on Win 8.1 is THAT MSI will fail with the error "could not write value vmware - tray.exe for \software\microsoft\windows'currentversion\run-cles.

  Hi all

  The MSI failed with the error message as "could not write value vmware - tray.exe in \SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows'CurrentVersion\Run key.  Make sure you have fufficient access to that key, or contact your support staff' while trying to install vmware workstation 11.1.0 in windows 8.1.
  I tried to call the installer with run as administrator but it does not help, please suggest me overcome this error.

  Hi Vincentand welcome to the VMware communities!

  This error indicates that you have some security software (antivirus or antimalware software) that protects the part of the registry.  Can you try to temporarily disable all security software on your host computer and see if the installation can move forward?

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• Starting from two data tables, how do you get the values in two columns using values in a column (values get col. If col. A is not null values and get the pass. B if col. A is null)?

  Two tables provided, how you retrieve the values in two columns using values in a column (the pass get values. If col. A is not null values and get the pass. B if col. A is null)?

  Guessing

  Select nvl (x.col_a, y.col_b) the_column

  from table_1 x,.

  table_2 y

  where x.pk = y.pk

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• ORA-00947 not enough values, why?

  In this code, why do I get "ORA-00947 not enough of values, it has the same number of columns, just a select statement."
  
  Help, please.
  

  type list_employee_type is table of employee_tmp%rowtype;
  
   procedure search_by_jobId (jobId IN varchar2,  list_employee_rtn OUT list_employee_type,
          success OUT boolean, exception_msg OUT varchar2)
          is        
       begin    
         select * into list_employee_rtn from employee_tmp where job_id = jobId ;       
      end search_by_jobId;

  >
  still do not understand, can you please give me more details?
  >
  SQL does NOT include PL/SQL types. This is a PL/SQL type:

  type list_employee_type is table of employee_tmp%rowtype;
  

  You can use in SQL:

  select * into list_employee_rtn from employee_tmp where job_id = jobId 
  

  You must use a SQL type

  And the full exception you was probably one like this:
  >
  ORA-06550: line 7, column 22:
  PLS-00642: types of local collections not allowed in SQL queries
  ORA-06550: line 7, column 40:
  PL/SQL: ORA-00947: not enough values
  ORA-06550: line 7, column 8:
  PL/SQL: SQL statement ignored
  >
  PLS-00642 is the exception that said you that you used the wrong type.

  Here are the types SQL based on the SCOTT. EMP table

  -- type to match emp record
  create or replace type emp_scalar_type as object
    (EMPNO NUMBER(4) ,
     ENAME VARCHAR2(10),
     JOB VARCHAR2(9),
     MGR NUMBER(4),
     HIREDATE DATE,
     SAL NUMBER(7, 2),
     COMM NUMBER(7, 2),
     DEPTNO NUMBER(2)
    )
    /
  
  -- table of emp records
  create or replace type emp_table_type as table of emp_scalar_type
    /
  

  Now you can use "emp_table_type" in a PL/SQL procedure, and in the select statement.

• Script error: property not valid value operation

  (in FormCalc)

  I have a form with multiple pages.  The first two are a graph and the other 8 diagrams.  Diagrams have fields of number to the entry measures taken from an inspection process.  The graphic form I have a button to fill in the chart with information from diagrams.

  The click event of the button first retrieves the information from the diagrams and transfer them to the chart.  He is then supposed to change the font color depending on whether the readings are within limits (black for good, red for the worse).

  However, when I go in the preview PDF tab, enter test data in diagrams and click populate, I get an error that I don't know how to fix.  I was not able to find something on the Internet about it.

  Any help would be greatly appreciated.  Here's what's on the screen of the error:

  Script failed (language formcalc; context is)

  XFA [0] form [0] .topmostSubform [0]. LHChart [0]. Button1 [0])

  script =...

  Error: The property not valid value operation; Police is not a default property

  I found the solution to my problem.

  I had the code in the target fields as well as the button trying to change color of font, based on imported figures.  I deleted the code in the target areas and leave the code in the button field and everything worked right.

  Thanks again for everyone's help.

• Fresh fired for FORALL does not not enough values error

  Hello
  
  I am trying to copy data from one table to the other which have a different number of columns. I do the following. But he threw not enough values error.
  
  Table A has more than 10 million records. So I use bulk collect instead of using insert into select from.
  
  TABLE A (has the more columns - 25)
  Number of C1
  number of C2
  VARCHAR2 C3
  C4 varchar2
  ...
  ...
  ...
  C25 varchar2
  
  TABLE B (less than columns - like 7)
  Number of C1
  number of C2
  VARCHAR2 C3
  C4 varchar2
  number of C5
  date of C7
  C10 varchar2
  
  declare
  
  TYPE c IS REF CURSOR;
  
  c V_c;
  
  v_Sql VARCHAR2 (2000);
  Table TYPE is table B % ROWTYPE;
  L_data table;
  
  
  Start
  
  v_Sql: = 'SELECT c1, c2, c3, c4, c5, c7, c10 OF A ORDER BY c1;
  
  V_c OPEN FOR v_Sql;
  
  LOOP
  Fetch the v_c COLLECT LOOSE ldata LIMIT 100000;
  
  FORALL i in 1... lData. Count
  INSERT
  B
  VALUES ldata (i);
  
  END LOOP;
  COMMIT;
  
  exception
  WHILE OTHERS THEN
  ROLLBACK;
  dbms_output.put_line ('Exception occurred' |) SQLERRM);
  END;
  
  
  When I run this, I get
  PL/SQL: ORA-00947: not enough values
  
  Any suggestions please. Thanks in advance.

  Table A has more than 10 million records. So I use bulk collect instead of using insert into select from.

  That makes sense to me. An INSERT... SELECT will be more effective, easier to manage, easier to write and easier to understand.

  INSERT INTO b( c1, c2, c3, c4, c5, c7, c10 )
    SELECT c1, c2, c3, c4, c5, c7, c10
      FROM a;
  

  will be faster, use fewer resources, much less error-prone and have a more obvious use when a maintenance programmer coming that any PL/SQL block that does the same thing.

  If you insist on the use of PL/SQL, what version of Oracle are you using? You should be able to do something like

  DECLARE
    TYPE b_tbl IS TABLE OF b%rowtype;
    l_array b_tbl;
  
    CURSOR a_cursor
        IS SELECT c1, c2, c3, c4, c5, c7, c10 FROM A;
  BEGIN
    OPEN a_cursor;
    LOOP
      FETCH a_cursor
       BULK COLLECT INTO l_array
      LIMIT 10000;
  
      EXIT WHEN l_array.COUNT = 0;
  
      FORALL i IN l_array.FIRST .. l_array.LAST
        INSERT INTO b
          VALUES l_array(i);
    END LOOP;
    COMMIT;
  END;
  

  At least, that eliminates the infinite loop and the unnecessary dynamic SQL. If you are using older versions of Oracle (it is always useful to display this information at the front), the code may need to be a little more complex.

  Justin

  Published by: Justin cave on January 19, 2011 17:46

• Not enough values error

  I get this error in the following query. What could be the problem?
  
  Insert into Identification@Indus_Link
  (Vno,
  Employeecode,
  Employeeno, Employeename, Fathername, Nicno, Fathernicno, Dob, city, District, address, telephone, Mobile, Entrydate, Jobtitle, Jobnature, Joiningdate, Confirmationdate, rest, Issuspended, Eobino, Ssno, Shiftcode, Jobtype, Accountno, Departmentid, Educationcode, experience, Eobi, Ntn, Identification_Mark, sex, Fromdate, so far
  )
  Values (IDSEQ, EMPCODE, EMPNO,
  (Select Employeename, Fathername, Nicno, Fathernicno, date of birth, city,
  Neighborhood, address, telephone, Mobile, Entrydate,
  Current_Designation (Employeecode),
  Current_Jobnature (Employeecode), Joiningdate,
  Still, Issuspended, Eobino, Confirmationdate, Ssno,
  Current_Shift (Employeecode),
  Current_Jobtype (Employeecode), Peru,
  Current_Department (Employeecode), Educationcode,
  Eobi, Ntn, Identification_Mark, sex, experience
  FromDate, so far
  Identification
  Where Employeecode = '911145')
  )

  The values are enough.

  No, they are not... that's what means the error message...

  Willy says:
  IDSEQ,
  EMPCODE,
  EMPNO,

  are variables.

  Yes I know.. I was referring to the SELECT... This should be a scalar subquery

  SQL> create table test
    2  (id number
    3  ,name varchar2(50)
    4  ,lastname varchar2(50)
    5  )
    6  /
  
  Table created.
  
  SQL>
  SQL> insert into test
    2  values (1, (select 'something', 'other' from dual))
    3  /
  insert into test
              *
  ERROR at line 1:
  ORA-00947: not enough values
  
  SQL>
  SQL>
  SQL> insert into test
    2  values (1, 'something', 'other')
    3  /
  
  1 row created.
  
  SQL> 
  

  do this instead:

  insert ...
  Select IDSEQ, EMPCODE, EMPNO,Employeename, Fathername, Nicno, Fathernicno, Dob, City,
  District, Address, Phone, Mobile, Entrydate,
  Current_Designation (Employeecode),
  Current_Jobnature (Employeecode), Joiningdate,
  Confirmationdate, Rest, Issuspended, Eobino, Ssno,
  Current_Shift (Employeecode),
  Current_Jobtype (Employeecode), Accountno,
  Current_Department (Employeecode), Educationcode,
  Experience, Eobi, Ntn, Identification_Mark, Gender,
  Fromdate, Todate
  From Identification
  Where Employeecode = '911145'
  )