ORA-04076: invalid specification NEW or OLD

Dear all,

I am creating a trigger with option AFTER UPDATE but its raise the error:

ORA-04076: invalid specification NEW or OLD

Here's the syntax I'm using to create a trigger that sends an email, if there is no update table tab1 column NLN001. If I use not WHEN the clause then the trigger is created without any problem. But the requirement here is that the changed value of the NLN001 column trigger for the combination of the time clause ( NLKCO = "00001" NLDCT AND = 'I' AND NLCTRY = AND NLFY = 14 20) only.

CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER SCHM1. UPDATE_tab1_TRG

AFTER UPDATE

ON SCHM1. TAB1 FOR EACH LINE

WHERE (NLKCO = "00001" AND "EI" AND NLCTRY = 20 = NLDCT AND NLFY = 14)

Start

If (: NEW.) NLN001 <>: OLD. NLN001) THEN

MAIL_FILES ('FROM_MAIL_ADD', 'TO_MAIL_ADD', 'value changed tab1', ' the value of I-TAB1 is passed to ' |: OLD.) NLN001 | « à » || : NEW. NLN001, 9999999999, null, null);

END IF;

End;

/

I hope that I have clarified my requirement. Please help me out in this matter.

Oracle DB Version: 11.2.3.0

Version of the OS: RHEL 5.11

Kind regards

Imran Khan

Hello

WHEN (OLD. NLKCO = "00001" AND OLD. NLDCT = "EI" AND OLD. NLCTRY = 20 AND OLD. NLFY = 14)

This means that when the existing function of values NLKCO = "00001" oly, you must update this table right?

So we use OLD to existing values.

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SESS 30445-2012-04-12 11:16:09: DDLTRACE2: insertToMarker: optype marker = [4], current_fragment = [0]
SESS 30445-2012-04-12 11:16:09: DDLTRACE2: insertToMarker: added the fragment part * 2 *]
SESS 30445-2012-04-12 11:16:09: DDLTRACE2:, G1 =' alter table 'GGUSER '. "" YASEEN ' add\ (column2 VARCHAR2\ (30\)------) ',
[SESS 30445-2012-04-12 11:16:09: DDLTRACE2:], new ongoing fragment [, G1 =' alter table 'GGUSER'.] ["" YASEEN ' add\ (VARCHAR2\ (30\)------) of Column2 ',], new length of it [66]
[SESS 30445-2012-04-12 11:16:09: DDLTRACE1: insertToMarker: total_fragments =]
SESS 30445-2012-04-12 11:16:09: DDLTRACE1: insertToMarker: total_fragments (in a loop) = [1]
SESS 30445-2012-04-12 11:16:09: DDLTRACE1: insertToMarker: fragment # = [1] fragment = [, G1 =' alter table 'GGUSER'.] ["" YASEEN ' add\ (VARCHAR2\ (30\)------) of Column2 ',]
SESS 30445-2012-04-12 11:16:09: DDLTRACE1: insertToMarker: insertion in the history, objid [74635]
SESS 30445-2012-04-12 11:16:09: DDL: insertToMarker: ORA-30511: invalid DDL operation in the system triggers
SESS 30445-2012-04-12 11:16:09: DDL: getTableInfo: ORA-30511: invalid DDL operation in the system triggers
* SESS 30445-2012-04-12 11:16:09: DDL: trigger sys. GGS_DDL_TRIGGER_BEFORE: processing error DDL operation [change the 'GGUSER' table. ["' Adds to the YASEEN" (VARCHAR2 (30)) Column2], error ORA-30511: invalid DDL operation in the system triggers, stack error: ORA-06512: at 'GGUSER '. DDLREPLICATION', line 2486 *.
ORA-06512: at line 833 level

SESS 30445-2012-04-12 11:16:09: DDL: cleaning sequence marker [17]
SESS 30445-2012-04-12 11:16:09: DDL: cleaned [2] marker table rows
SESS 30445-2012-04-12 11:16:09: DDL: cleaning sequence DDL [17]
SESS 30445-2012-04-12 11:16:09: DDL: cleaned [0] lines of the DDL table
Hello

The recyclebin database is empty. Otherwise please purge the recyclebin and then try to make the changes.

Thank you
Kamal.

ORA-20507: invalid numeric value
Hi all
I implement this excellent example: http://apex.oracle.com/pls/otn/f?p=48254:2:965943842947140:NO:P2_EMPNO:7369 #.
I am able to call the PopUp page and create the new value for the element. "My data is also backed up in my form Page, but I get a ' ORA-20507: invalid numeric value ' error message. Once, I check the table that the record has been inserted, but the error message continues to be displayed.
I saw the Forum and many State of discussions that it is a "to_number" which must be added to the logic in the application process. I tried this and have also tried logic V ("") for the Page element in the process of application, but without success. If anyone knows how to fix this your help is really needed, thanks.
Hi Charles,

The example of the 'new town' was based on the assumption that the city would be the value stored on the table rather than a foreign key.

I've updated your process to get the ID for the new item and pass back to the home page:
```
DECLARE
 vCOUNT NUMBER;
 vID NUMBER;
BEGIN
 IF :G_CLASS_NAME IS NOT NULL THEN
  SELECT COUNT(*) INTO vCOUNT FROM HRT_CLASS_NAME WHERE CLASS_NAME = :G_CLASS_NAME;
  IF vCOUNT = 0 THEN
   INSERT INTO HRT_CLASS_NAME (CLASS_NAME) VALUES (:G_CLASS_NAME);
  END IF;
  SELECT PK_CLASS_NAME_ID INTO vID
   FROM HRT_CLASS_NAME WHERE CLASS_NAME = :G_CLASS_NAME;
  HTP.PRN(vID);
 END IF;
END;
```
(Note that I had a lot of problems to actually make a value - the definition of the table displays the fields with a type of NUMBER(*,0) - I think that this should be just NUMBER - you might want to change these, I've updated PK_CLASS_NAME_ID)

The PTH. PRN (vID) line passes the PK of the folder to the javascript function call that past on it (the "ret" in the code value) return to the homepage and the new classname:
```
function saveClassName()
{
  var classname = document.getElementById('P3_CLASS_NAME').value;
 if (classname == '')
 {
  alert('You must enter in a name');
  return false;
 }
 else
 {
  var get = new htmldb_Get(null,$v('pFlowId'), 'APPLICATION_PROCESS=CREATE_CLASS_NAME',3);
  get.add('G_CLASS_NAME',classname);
  ret = get.get();
  opener.updateClassNameList(ret, classname);
  get = null;
  close();
 }
}
```
The function updateClassNameList on the homepage just must then use to create the list, select an option:
```
function updateClassNameList(newid, newclassname)
{
 var classnamelist = document.getElementById('P2_FK_CLASS_NAME_ID');
 appendToSelect(classnamelist, newid, newclassname);
 classnamelist.selectedIndex = classnamelist.options.length - 1;
}
```
Andy

Merger with subquery causes ORA-38101 invalid column to INSERT the VALUES C

What follows is a slightly shortened version of a SQL statement that causes the error.

          MERGE INTO applicant_matches m_table USING
          (
               SELECT DISTINCT
                           s.student_id,
                           a.term_scope_id,
                           a.first_name,
                         a.last_name,
                         a.ssn_visa,
                         a.birth_date,
                         ...     
                     
          ) m_list ON
          (m_list.student_id =     m_table.student_id AND
               m_list.first_name     =     m_table.first_name AND
               m_list.last_name =     m_table.last_name AND
               m_list.birth_date     =     m_table.birth_date AND
               m_list.ssn_visa =     m_table.ssn_visa AND
               m_list.term_scope_id =     m_table.term_scope_id)

          WHEN NOT MATCHED THEN
                 INSERT (m_table.student_id, m_table.term_scope_id, m_table.ssn_visa, m_table.first_name, m_table.last_name,
                       m_table.birth_date, m_table.ssn_match, m_table.dob_match, m_table.soundex_match, m_table.name_match, m_table.past_present)
                 VALUES
                    (m_list.student_id, m_list.term_scope_id, m_list.ssn_visa, m_list.first_name, 
                         m_list.last_name, m_list.birth_date, m_list.ssn_match, m_list.dob_match, m_list.soundex_match, 
                         m_list.name_match, 


                         (SELECT                    
               'A'
                    FROM  term_scope ts
                         JOIN campus_term ct ON ts.campus_term_id=ct.campus_term_id
                         WHERE
                         ts.term_scope_id = 5  )
           
           )

I've simplified the request a bit to see what combination of things are the cause of the problem, that is why she always inserts 'A' in m_list.past_present (a CHAR (1)) and always use 5 for the term_scope_id.

On the SELECT subquery I get one
ORA-38101 invalid column in the INSERT VALUES Clause: string "ts". "" term_scope_id ".

However, if I leave the
JOIN the ct campus_term ON ts.campus_term_id = ct.campus_term_id
Then, the query works fine.

Anyway, it must be insert 'A', so I can't imagine what that JOIN has to do with anything anyone. The term_scope_id is valid. It won't let you do a join in a subquery for a merge insert?

BTW: I'm using Oracle Database 11 g Enterprise Edition Release 11.1.0.6.0 - Production

Try using the old join syntax

Select 'x '.
from t1, t2
where t1.col = t2.col
and t2.other_col = using_set.other_col

Error: ORA-29283: invalid file so that registerdatabase operation
We get the error during the registration of the agent to the server
AGENT_HOME/bin/schagent - registerdatabase port > < host > <
Error:
Oracle Scheduler Agent registration
The agent registration failed!
Error: ORA-29283: invalid file operation
ORA-06512: at "SYS." UTL_FILE", line 536
ORA-29283: invalid file operation

Database version: 11.1.0.7.0

Someone at - he seen these errors?

Published by: Gaham on August 10, 2009 12:03 AM

Published by: Gaham on August 10, 2009 12:04 AM
Hello

This can happen if you have recently changed ORACLE_HOME for the database. We're currently tracking this as a bug.

To work around this problem, you can do

delete the PLANNER directory $ _WALLET_DIR;

-replace ORACLE_HOME with the full path to your new oracle home
- and use-instead of / for Windows
Create directory PLANNER$ _WALLET_DIR as "ORACLE_HOME/Planner/portfolio";

Hope this helps,
Ravi.

ORA-04076: invalid specification NEW or OLD

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