ORA-00906: lack of left parenthesis

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• ORA-00907 - "lack the right parenthesis.

  Hello

  I am trying to create a procedure to add table scores each month. This is my code:

  create or replace procedure add_partitions

  as

  v_partition all_tab_partitions.partition_name%type;

  v_limit varchar2 (50);

  LONG v_sql;

  Start

  Select to_char (trunc (add_months(sysdate,1), 'MM'), 'Mon_YYYY')

  in v_partition

  Double; -napr. 072014

  Select to_char (trunc (add_months(sysdate,2), 'MM'), 'DD-MM-YYYY')

  in v_limit

  Double; -napr. 08/01/2014

  v_sql: = ' ALTER TABLE CENTRUMADMIN. AUD$ _BACKUP ADD PARTITION '. v_partition | «VALUES LESS THAN (' |)» v_limit | ') tablespace BACKUP_AUDIT';

  immediately run v_sql;

  end;

  /

  The procedure is compiled without errors, but when I run it I get this error:

  ORA-00907 - "lack the right parenthesis.

  After some tests, I am sure that this problem is here: VALUES LESS THAN (' | v_limit |) (')... but I'cant understand whats wrong

  Any ideas? Thanks in advance

  Honza

  Hi Mika,

  Try

  VALUES LESS THAN ("' | v_limit |) (') - three times - 2 gives you a ' in your statement - the 3rd chain delimited

  concerning
  Kay

• Using DBMS_METADATA. GET_DDL get error: ORA-00907: lack the right parenthesis

  Hello
  
  I try to extract the schema DDL to a base (10.2.0.4.0 - 64-bit Enterprise Edition on Solaris 10). I ran the query below and get an ORA-00907: parenthesis right absent error.
  
  SELECT DBMS_METADATA. GET_DDL (REPLACE(object_type,' ','_') AS object_type, object_name) FROM user_objects WHERE object_type NOT IN ('TABLE_PARTITION', "INDEX_PARTITION", "LOB");
  
  This is the output when executing the above in the sqlplus worksheet
  
  Select DBMS_METADATA. GET_DDL (REPLACE (object_type, ", '_') as object_type, object_name) FROM user_objects if object_type in ('TABLE_PARTITION',"INDEX_PARTITION","LOB")
  *
  ERROR on line 1:
  ORA-00907: lack of right parenthesis
  
  remove the where the clause gives the following:
  
  Select DBMS_METADATA. GET_DDL (REPLACE (object_type, ", '_') as object_type, object_name) FROM user_objects
  *
  ERROR on line 1:
  ORA-00907: lack of right parenthesis
  
  Pointers would be welcome. I know I could get the DDL using exp/imp, but I'd like to understand why I get the error of missing parenthesis.
  
  see you soon,
  
  Ewan

  SELECT DBMS_METADATA. GET_DDL (REPLACE(object_type,' ','_') AS object_type, object_name) FROM user_objects WHERE object_type NOT IN

  You don't need an alias here. Getting rid of the "as long as object_type' and it should work.

• ORA-00907: lack of right parenthesis

  Hi all

  on 11.2.0.4 on Win 2008

  When executing:

  Select creele, TRUNC ((creele, 'DD')) of loans;

  I get:

  ORA-00907: missing a closing parenthesis (on column 28).

  Any idea?

  Let's see creele format:

  Select creele loans;

  CREELE

  --------

  10/11/14

  21/10/14

  Thank you.

  Can you tell me please why column A and B have different results:

  Select trunc (AVG (trunc(rendule,'DD')-trunc(creele+1,'DD')), 2) A.

  TRUNC (AVG (trunc(rendule,'DD')-trunc(creele,'DD') + 1), (2) B

  details, loans

  WHERE details.emprunt = emprunts.numero

  and borrowing. NUMBER = dΘtails. LOAN

  AND details.rendule is not null

  GROUP Member;

  Because you say to do different things. Suppose that there is just a line in your table, with a rendule of 30/04/2015 and a creele from 20/04/2015.

  A = 30/04/2015 - (20/04/2015 + 1) = 30/04/2015 - 21/04/2015 = 9

  B = 30/04/2015-4/20/2015 + 1 = 10 + 1 = 11

  If you want to arithmetic operations to be performed in a particular order, it is best to use parentheses to make the order without ambiguity. This would return the same value as the A (if that's what you want):

  TRUNC (AVG (trunc(rendule,'DD') - (TRUNC(creele,'DD') + 1)), 2).

• ORA-00907: lack the right parenthesis when using Group by clause with xmlagg

  I have the following query and I am getting ORA-00907 error when I use the clause with the xmlagg function group.

  select xmlelement("Mitigation",
                  xmlelement("m_szMethodName",tm.DisplayName),
                  xmlelement("SubstanceInterferenceProtocolList",
                              (select xmlagg(xmlelement("MitigationProtocol",
                                      xmlelement("m_szMethodName",tm.DisplayName),
                                      xmlelement("m_szInterferenceProtocolName",tmp.protocol_name),
                                      xmlelement("m_szInterferenceSubstance",tmp.intf_mtrl_prod_code),
                                      xmlelement("m_ProtocolParameters",
                                          xmlelement("m_szProtocolName",tmp.protocol_name),
                                              xmlelement("m_Consumables",
                                                  xmlelement("Consumable",
                                                      xmlelement("m_szConsumId", xrl.rgnt_pack_name),
                                                      xmlelement("m_szProductCode",xrl.pack_prod_code),
                                                      xmlelement("m_nVolume",tmp.fluid_vol),
                                                      xmlelement("m_szProtocolStep",xps.protocol_step_name))),
                                                  xmlelement("m_ProtParamList",
                                                      xmlagg(
                                                      xmlelement("ParameterValues",
                                                          xmlelement("m_szProtocolName",tmp.protocol_name),
                                                          xmlelement("m_Time",xpsd.parameter_ntime_value))
                                                      group by tmp.ccd_test_id,tmp.intf_mtrl_prod_code)
                  )))
                  order by tmp.ccd_test_id, tmp.intf_mtrl_prod_code, xps.protocol_step_intprotocolstep )
                  from XPR_tdef_mitigation_protocol tmp, xp_reagentlist xrl,
                  xpr_protocol_settings xps, xpr_protocol_settings_default xpsd
                  where tmp.ccd_test_id = tm.ccd_test_id
                  and tmp.ccd_test_id = xrl.ccd_test_id
                  and tmp.pack_prod_code = xrl.pack_prod_code
                  and tmp.intf_type = 1
                  and xps.protocol_name = xpsd.protocol_name
                  and xps.protocol_step_name = xpsd.protocol_step_name
                  and xps.ps_action_parameterlist = xpsd.ps_action_parameterlist
                  and xps.protocol_name =  tmp.PROTOCOL_NAME
                  )))
  from XPtoXPRTdef_defn_mapping tm
  where tm.DisplayName = 'SYPH'

  If I remove the clause xmlagg and the group by clause, the query works well and not give me the result.
  But in this code XML, the output format is incorrect for my application.
  
  Could someone help out here?

  Now my problem is that this unique coating is more than 32767 characters and utl_file can write 32767 bytes per line.
  Someone deal with this?

  Serialize the output as CLOB and DBMS_XSLPROCESSOR.clob2file procedure used to write to a file:

  DECLARE
    xml_output CLOB;
  BEGIN
    SELECT XMLElement("Department",
             XMLAgg(
               XMLElement("Employee",e.job_id||' '||e.last_name)
               ORDER BY e.last_name
             )
           ).getClobVal() AS "Dept_list"
    INTO xml_output
    FROM hr.employees e
    WHERE e.department_id = 30 OR e.department_id = 40;
  
    DBMS_XSLPROCESSOR.clob2file(xml_output, 'XML_DIR', 'test.xml');
  END;
  /
  

• formula node error: lack of left parenthesis

  Hi guys

  I'm new to labview and I'm strugling to right a bit of code.

  I use the node of the formula and I get the error message like above on the title over it displays: error on line 5 is marked by a character ' # ': ' for {# H = 00.00.00 to H = 06.00 ".}.

  I enclose my file so that if you can give me a hand, you might have a brief glance.

  Thank you

  Hi inaslab,

  What kind of data type you expect for your variable H? You enter a whole number and try to calculate with numbers like '6.00.00' (a notation I have never seen before)...

  I think that you also define variables in the node form (such as T, V, U). And I prefer true LabView code using a case structure...

• error: ora-00907 lack the right parenthesis

  Hello

  
  

  I don't know where I am doing wrong, please help me
  

  
  

  update of tmp_data_mins p

  SET p.DISPLAY_VOLUME = ((select display_volume from tmp_data_mins

  where RULE_APPLIED =' rule 2: three consecutive time intervals are

  missing with the period ') q

  where (to_char (p.DAYASDATE,'DD/MM/YYYY HH24')) =

  (to_char (q.DAYASDATE,'DD/MM/YYYY HH24'))

  AND p.HOURASNUMBER = q.HOURSNUMBER);

  
  

  Thanks in advance
  

  Your syntax is disabled, you try to make a mixture of subquery and join that is not valid.  It should be something more like:

  update of tmp_data_mins p

  SET p.DISPLAY_VOLUME = (select display_volume

  of tmp_data_mins q

  where q.RULE_APPLIED =' rule 2: three consecutive time intervals are missing the period ' and

  trunc (p.DAYASDATE, 'hh24') = trunc (q.DAYASDATE, 'hh24')

  AND p.HOURASNUMBER = q.HOURSNUMBER)

  where exists (select display_volume

  of tmp_data_mins q

  where q.RULE_APPLIED =' rule 2: three consecutive time intervals are missing the period ' and

  trunc (p.DAYASDATE, 'hh24') = trunc (q.DAYASDATE, 'hh24')

  AND p.HOURASNUMBER = q.HOURSNUMBER);

  I'm not ethat you really need the trunc applied to dates, but it is equivalent to your expression to_char, and it is generally much safer to compare dates in dates rather than convert a date to a string and compare those.

  Also note that, as wrote your query and mine updates all rows in the parameter tmp_data_mins display_volume table to null for rows that do not match the subquery.  You would (probably) need to add another predicate in the outer query the identifu only the lines that you want to update, and there are predicate using the same query in the clause set would be a likely candidate.

  That said, I don't understand what you're trying to accomplish with this update because you're updating at the same table you are querying of.  As said by Frank, a few examples of data and an explanation of what you're trying to accomplish would be useful.

  John

  After seeing just this thread https://community.oracle.com/thread/3560425 I think I understand what you're trying to do and changed the query above (I think) do the update that you want, and it seems that you have the trunc applied to dates.

  Post edited by: John Spencer

• [Error] Run (): ORA-00907: lack the right parenthesis

  Hello world

  help out me fom this problem

  SELECT (SELECT LPAD (s.b_borough_no, 2, 0) |) '/' || LPAD (s.site_no, 6, '0')

  OF s app.sites@sfm

  ID WHERE = sit_id)

  as full_id,

  TRS.*,

  VP. FINPERID,

  VP. FINPERCH

  OF tr_review_schedules trs, TIMINGREVIEW. VP VW_FINANCIAL_PERIODS

  WHERE the trs.sched_closeout_date BETWEEN (vp. PERSTARTDATE = TO_DATE (APRIL 1, 2011 00:00:00 "," MM/DD/YYYY HH24:MI:SS')))

  AND (vp. PERENDDATE = TO_DATE (APRIL 30, 2011 00:00:00 "," MM/DD/YYYY HH24:MI:SS')))

  AND trs.trd_id IS NOT NULL

  AND trs.reportable = 'Y '.

  ORDER BY 1;

  Your problem is in him between predicate.  The format of is:

  column between value1 and value2

  I don't quite know what you're trying to do with the columns perstartdate and perenddate, but maybe something more like:

  Select (select lpad (s.b_borough_no, 2, 0) |) '/' || LPAD (s.site_no, 6, '0')

  of app.sites@sfm s

  where id = sit_id) as full_id,

  TRS.*, vp.finperid, vp.finperch

  of tr_review_schedules trs, timingreview.vw_financial_periods vp

  where trs.sched_closeout_date between vp.perstartdate and vp.perenddate and

  TRS.trd_id is not null and

  TRS.reportable = 'Y' and

  VP.perstartdate = to_date (April 1, 2011 00:00:00 ',' dd/mm/yyyy hh24:mi:ss') and

  VP.perenddate = to_date (April 30, 2011 00:00:00 ',' hh24:mi:ss' of dd/mm/yyyy)

  order by 1;

  However, I am not convinced that this is between a reasonable join between tr_review_schedules and vw_financial_periods.

  John

• MISSING LEFT PARENTHESIS

  Hello
  
  I DON'T KNOW IF I'M MAKING A MISTAKE HERE.
  NVL (patient. Registration_No, ") RegistrationNo,.
  NVL (fn_PatientFullName (Visit.PatientID), cm) PatientName,
  Numbers Billing_Mst.BillNo,
  Billing_Mst.BillDate RDate,
  Billing_Mst.GrossAmount,
  Billing_Mst.DiscountAmount,
  CAST (billingMst.NetAmount AS VARCHAR2) Amount, _ * +.
  Billing_Mst.DueAmount,
  Visit.VisitNo,
  Visit.VisitDate,
  
  
  THE ERROR IS HIS IGIVING
  
  Error (21,52): PL/SQL: ORA-00906: lack of left parenthesis

  include the 'length' of the varchar2

  CAST(Billing_Mst.NetAmount AS VARCHAR2(15)) Amount,
  

• One more time: lack of right parenthesis

  Hi guys,.

  I searched the forum for another thread that might give me the answer I'm looking for, but I found no one.

  I'm new to APEX and I have to build a crosstab. To do this, I founded my development on really force crosstab / Pivot report example.

  My package is completely identical it is on that page and I have adapted to the query of the report (= classic, non-interactive) based on PL/SQL, so it fits my needs, the result is:

  DECLARE

  l_return_value VARCHAR2 (32767).

  BEGIN

  l_return_value: = PK_PIVOT. PivotSQL ("SELECT * FROM"Ploegrapport - view "', 'SOD_OMSCHR_LANG, OOD_OMSCHR_LANG, ACT_OMSCHR_LANG, TAAK_OMSCHR_LANG, ORG_NIV4, ORG_NIV5', 'NK_WERKNEMER', 'MIN', 'J_N', nvl (:P2_PAGENUMBER,1));)

  RETURN l_return_value;

  END;

  When I try to run it, I get the error ORA-00907: lack the closing parenthesis.

  When I click on "debug", it changes to:

  debug logging error ORA-06502: PL/SQL: digital or value error: character string of the buffer too small ORA-00907: lack the right parenthesis

  Failed to parse the SQL query:

  ORA-00907: lack of right parenthesis

  When I then click on "debug mode" I get the following:

  ... Run the statement: declare function x return varchar2 is begin DECLARE l_return_value VARCHAR2 (32767). BEGIN l_return_value: = PK_PIVOT. PivotSQL ("SELECT * FROM"Ploegrapport - view "', 'SOD_OMSCHR_LANG, OOD_OMSCHR_LANG, ACT_OMSCHR_LANG, TAAK_OMSCHR_LANG, ORG_NIV4, ORG_NIV5', 'NK_WERKNEMER', 'MIN', 'J_N', nvl (:P2_PAGENUMBER,1));) RETURN l_return_value; END; Returns a null value. end; begin wwv_flow.g_computation_result_vc: = x; end;

  ...... Result = SELECT SOD_OMSCHR_LANG, OOD_OMSCHR_LANG, ACT_OMSCHR_LANG, TAAK_OMSCHR_LANG, ORG_NIV4, ORG_NIV5, MIN (DECODE (NK_WERKNEMER 'XXXXX' J_N, null)) as "XXXXX", MIN (DECODE (NK_WERKNEMER 'XXXXX' J_N, null)) as "XXXXX", MIN (DECODE (NK_WERKNEMER 'XXXXX' J_N, null)) as "XXXXX", MIN (DECODE(NK_WERKNEMER,XXXXX',J_N,null)) as "XXXXX", MIN (DECODE (NK_WERKNEMER Null 'XXXXX' ((, J_N,)) as "XXXXX" MIN (DECODE (NK_WERKNEMER 'XXXXX' J_N, null)) as "XXXXX", MIN (DECODE (NK_WERKNEMER 'XXXXX' J_N, null)) as "XXXXX", MIN (DECODE (NK_WERKNEMER 'XXXXX' J_N, null)) 'XXXXX', MIN (DECODE (NK_WERKNEMER 'XXXXX' J_N, null)) as "XXXXX", MIN (DECODE (NK_WERKNEMER 'XXXXX' J_N, null)) as "XXXXX", MIN (DECODE (NK_WERKNEMER, J_N ' XXXXX', null)) as 'XXXXX '. MIN (DECODE(NK_WERKNE~), MIN (DECODE (NK_WERKNEMER 'XXXXX' J_N, null)) as 'XXXXX'

  (Don't worry the XXXXX, I put it there manually because this is sensitive information, the field is actually correct and represents the names of people.) The query works when I cut the last piece, which is broken, and when I add a group, so the query he built seems to be OK

  As you can see the query in debug is actually broken after 999 characters, this is simply due to the fact that debugging will show no more than 999 characters, or is this really my problem, that the query is broken before the full statement is complete.

  If this is the first option: then where would my problem? If it's the latter: I checked the report query code and the package code and I can't find a reason why this request would be accepted to exist out of 999 characters.

  I am currently working with the test environment Oracle supplied us, because we test if we can use APEX in our company.

  The version is Application Express 4.2.2.00.11 and it is running on Oracle 11 g.

  If you need more information, just ask and I'll post it as soon as possible.

  During the validation of the responses, please keep in mind that I am a beginner at this and have trouble understanding complex responses .

  Thanks for your help!

  NDG

  Hello

  I discovered what the problem was.

  In my data, there is an employee with a '-character in his name and that's what makes the query returns an error. I tried again, this time without taking account of all the names with a '-character and that the query ran successfully, now a column made dynamically for each employee, just as I wanted.

  Thank you Tom for your efforts!

• ORA-00906 missing left parenthesis

  Hello
  
  I get "ORA-00906 missing opening parenthesis" error during the creation of the foreign key on the short-term in the table t_friends column.
  
  (1) parent table:
  
  create the table t_city
  (
  city_name varchar2 primary key (60)
  )
  
  (2) child table:
  
  create the table t_friends
  (
  friend_name varchar2 (30) not null,
  city_name varchar2 (60)
  )
  
  ALTER table t_friends add constraint city_cons foreign key short-term reference t_city (short-term);
  
  Please can you tell me what is the error that I do in the syntex above.
  
  Thank you
  Michel K

  Try this:

  alter table t_friends add constraint city_cons foreign key (city_name) references t_city(city_name);
  

  You forgot to put the column in parentheses.

• Could not commit: ORA-00928: lack of creating the table SELECT keyword

  Hello guys.
  I tried to create the table with web interface on oracle 11g.
  
  I just follow this path on interface: schema-> table-> create-> standard (lot organized)-> SQl select on (set using the)->
  and I just use these scripts to create the table:
  
  CREATE TABLE suppliers
  (the number (10) of supplier_id not null,)
  supplier_name varchar2 (50) not null,
  Contact_Name varchar2 (50)
  );
  
  but this error occurred: failed to commit: ORA-00928: lack of SELECT key word!
  Please lock on this picture for more information: http://s17.postimg.org/kgoumzmvz/attachment.jpg
  
  could you help me please?
  and I could not find any manual for working with the web interface in oracle 11g.
  Please give me somesources to start.
  Thank you.

  1003778 wrote:
  Thank you sybrand_b
  but I already read this document.
  Unfortunately, there is nothing on the creation of table with sql scripts in this document!

  and I really don't understand how to create table with SQL commands! My question has not yet been answered.
  you please give me little details about it?
  for example, how can create table using this sql command:

  CREATE TABLE suppliers
  (the number (10) of supplier_id not null,)
  supplier_name varchar2 (50) not null,
  Contact_Name varchar2 (50)
  );

  Thank you.

  Edited by: 1003778 may 3, 2013 11:43

  When you got to the CREATE TABLE screen, you have selected "set using the--> SQL.
  Did you notice in the window that appears, just above this entry field is this text: "enter a SQL * select * statement below.» ' + This query results will be used to fill the table with Canada.* + "(underlining)
  And hip, just to the left of this field is this text: «CREATE TABLE AS»

  He tries to build a ' CREATE TABLE AS SELECT... ». Creates a table with the same structure as the table in which you SELECT and fills with the results of this SELECT '. With your entry, you create a CREATE TABLE AS CREATE TABLE to read statement...

  If you want to create your tables with a simple CREATE TABLE command, go to sqlplus and do it. You want to have a graphical interface to help build a simple CREATE table, when you get to the CREATE TABLE page, just to stay there with the default "use Define-> column specification." If you want, after completing "build" your table specification here, you will have a "Show sql" option to show you the actual sql statement that will be executed to create your table.

• ORA-00928: lack of SELECT keyword

  Hello
  My version of oracle 9i, I need to use a dynamic array
  I use the query but I'm below receive the error-ORA-00928: lack of SELECT keyword
  
  declare
  
  o_error_message VARCHAR2 (500);
  
  l_query varchar2 (2000);
  HEADER_TABLE VARCHAR2 (30);
  
  
  BEGIN
  Select TABLE_NAME in HEADER_TABLE
  from sys.all_tables
  where
  Upper (table_name) = Upper ('cd_alloc_header_conv');
  
  for r_allocconv in
  (SELECT t.ORDER_NO
  Of
  shconv. CD_ORDER_CONV_TRACK t
  WHERE
  t.RMS_update_status = 'Y' AND
  t.ALLOC_UPDATE_STATUS =' only)
  
  loop
  
  l_query: ='(insert en shconv.) CD_ALLOC_HDR_ACT_CONV (ALLOC_NO,
  ORDER_NO,
  WH,
  SKU,
  STATUS,
  ALLOC_DESC,
  PO_TYPE,
  ALLOC_METHOD,
  RELEASE_DATE,
  ALLOC_TYPE,
  ALLOC_RIB_STATUS,
  CREATED_BY,
  CREATE_DATE,
  UPDATED_BY,
  UPDATE_DATE,
  CREATE_PGM_NAME,
  ROW_ID,
  EXCEPTION_DETAILS,
  CONV_UPDATED_STATUS) select * from shconv.' | HEADER_TABLE | "WHERE order_no =' | r_allocconv.order_no |') ' ;
  
  run immediately l_query;
  
  END LOOP;
  
  EXCEPTION
  
  WHILE OTHERS THEN
  o_error_message: = "error in CD_ALLOC_CONV_MAIN" | substr (SQLERRM, 1, 250);
  dbms_output.put_line (o_error_message);
  
  
  
  END;
  
  ORA-00928: lack of SELECT keyword
  
  Please suggest

  Hello

  990047 wrote:
  ...
  l_query: ='(insert en shconv.) CD_ALLOC_HDR_ACT_CONV (ALLOC_NO,

  ...

  CONV_UPDATED_STATUS) select * from shconv.' | HEADER_TABLE | "WHERE order_no =' | r_allocconv.order_no |') ' ;

  I don't think you want to Try parentheses

  l_query   := 'insert into shconv.CD_ALLOC_HDR_ACT_CONV(ALLOC_NO,
  ...
  CONV_UPDATED_STATUS) select * from shconv.' || HEADER_TABLE ||' WHERE order_no=' ||r_allocconv.order_no;
  

  I wonder if you have the best table design for what you need.
  Apparently, you have mulitple header_tables, who are all pretty similar. Would it not be simpler if you just had a header_table, with a column that distinguishes the lines that are now in separate tables? Her you wouldn't need dynamic SQL code at all. This work would be much simpler, more efficient and more robust.

  I hope that answers your question.
  If this isn't the case, after a complete test script that people can run to recreate the problem and test their ideas.

• Formula node error: lack the right parenthesis

  Community salvation OR,.

  I work with the structure of nodes formula for the first time and I came across this error that I can't fix.

  

  He says he finds a character #, but the strange thing is that there is no character. Is there someone who can help me with this one please?

  Kind regards

  Thomas Ruts

  On your first long form you are missing a closing parenthesis.  It is in the last half of the formula.  You have two left parenthesis, but only a right.

• Query cannot be parsed in the generator. If you believe that your query is syntactically correct, check the generic "columns" box below the source of the region without analysis. ORA-00905: lack of keyword

  Hi all

  I have create report sql in version 4.2, and now we have apex version 5.0 upgrade.

  I encountered error when I change the State of sql

  The error massage:

  Query cannot be parsed in the generator. If you believe that your query is syntactically correct, check the generic "columns" box below the source of the region without analysis. ORA-00905: lack of keyword

  My SQL

  SELECT VW.*

  , CASE WHEN (VW.file_code is null

  OR VW.cancel_flg = 'Y'

  OR (TOUR_DEP_DATE + GET_FILE_LOCKING_DAYS (VW. (SBU_CODE) < = trunc (sysdate))

  ) THEN

  ' < font color = "Red" > < b > other < /b > < / police > '

  ON THE OTHER

  "< a href =" f? p = & APP_ID.:51: & SESSION. : O PR: & DEBUG. : 51:P51_FILE_CODE, P51_COSTING_CODE, P51_TOUR_REG_NO, P51_VERSION_NO, P51_REQUEST, P51_AGENT_NAME, P51_ADULTS, P51_CHILDS, P51_MKT_CODE, P51_QUOT_CURR:'

  || FILE_CODE | «, » || COSTING_CODE | «, » || TOUR_REG_NO | «, » || VERSION_NO | «, » ||' OPR' | «, » || AGENT_CODE | «, » || VW. FROM_PAX | «, » || 0||','|| VW.mkt_code | ',' | VW. QUOT_CURR |': ' > < font color = blue > < b > other < /b > < / police > '. "

  END as "other Actions".

  , CASE WHEN ((VW.file_code is not null AND TOUR_DEP_DATE + GET_FILE_LOCKING_DAYS (VW. (SBU_CODE) < = TRUNC (SYSDATE))

  OR cancel_flg = 'Y '.

  OR (VW. REF_COSTING_CODE = VW. ADDL_FIELD2 AND VW. ADDL_FIELD1 LIKE '% COPIED FROM % OF APPROVAL'

  AND BOOKING_NAME LIKE "%-Backup")

  ) THEN

  ' < font color = "Red" > < b > edit < /b > < / police > '

  ON THE OTHER

  "< a href =" f? p = & APP_ID.:149: & SESSION. : & DEBUG. : 149:P149_COSTING_CODE:'

  || COSTING_CODE |': ' > < font color = blue > < b > edit < /b > < / police > '. "

  END AS 'Edit '.

  , CASE WHEN (Nvl (cancel_flg, 'n') = 'Y')

  )

  THEN

  ' < font color = "Red" > < b > add < /b > < / police > '

  ON THE OTHER

  "< a href =" f? p = & APP_ID.:33: & SESSION. : & DEBUG. : 33:P33_COSTING_CODE, P33_FILE_CODE, P33_MKT_CODE, P33_QUOT_CURR, P33_NO_OF_ADULT, P33_NO_OF_CHILD:'

  || COSTING_CODE | «, » || file_code | «, » || VW.mkt_code | ',' | VW. QUOT_CURR | «, » || VW. FROM_PAX | «, » || 0 | ': "> < font color = blue > < b > add < /b > < / police > '

  END as 'Services '.

  OF TOUR_MAS_VW VW

  How to solve it.

  Thank you

  Dear friends

  Thanks for your helping hands.

  I found the solution for this. We can solve this problem by using these solutions

  • A region of HTML:

    click me
    

  • Using PL/SQL:

    htf.anchor('f?p=100:5:'||V('APP_SESSION'),'click me');
    

  • Using a SQL query: SELECT htf.anchor('f?p=100:5:'||:APP_SESSION,'clickme') FROM DUAL;

  We can write the query in the form

  SELECT ' f? p = 100: 1 :'|| : APP_SESSION |': ' | : APP_UNIQUE_PAGE_ID |

  ': P1_EMPNO :'|| employe_id,

  first name,

  job_id

  Employees

  Thank you & best regards

  CORINE