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• Classic report command SQL ORA-00933 not properly completed when you enable sorting

  Hello
  
  Oracle 11g r2, APEX 4.1.1.00.23.
  
  I have a few reports of type SQL Query (PL/SQL, returning the SQL query function body), so the source is as follows:
  

  begin
    return points_ui.get_points_query(:P0_FILTER_TYPE);
  end;

  Without no sort option, the report is made successfully.
  
  But I got the following error during a test to enable the sorting option for a column:
  

  ORA-00933: SQL command not properly ended

  I read about this error on the Oracle forums, and I saw it was a bug in an older version, but I thought it was fixed in 4.0.2...
  
  Any help would be appreciated.
  
  Thank you.
  
  Yann.

  The Order By clause and the column sort is kind of mutually exclusive.
  If your SQL in the report area has an Order By inside and you apply the sort order on the columns in the report attributes tab, then errors occur during execution.

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• ora-00933 not correctly completed sql command

  The following query is implementation error. Please help fix
  
  Actual output
  
  Mv_payment operating data:

  program_key,amount,received_date
  14               400        07/11/2010
  14               200          
  14               300        08/11/2010
  
  Expected output
  from mv_payment_holding
  program_key        sum(amount)          latest received date
  14                        900                    08/11/2010

   SELECT DISTINCT 
    PROGRAM_NAME_ID ||'. '|| program_name_descr Surcharge,program_name_id,
    get_total('110831559486','90869506814') "Total Amount Due",t.program_key,
    nvl(T.PI_AMOUNT,0) "Penalty Interest",
    sum(nvl(h.Amount,0)) "Payment Amount",
    get_total('110831559486','90869506814')+nvl(T.PI_AMOUNT,0)+sum(nvl(Amount,0))  "Period Balance",
    max(to_char(h.received_date,'MM/DD/YY')) "Last Payment Date"
    FROM mv_program_dict P, mv_PROG_SURCH T,mv_billing b,mv_payment_holding h
    WHERE p.program_key= t.program_key(+)
    AND t.billing_key=b.billing_key
    AND b.company_id=h.company_id
    AND b.report_period=h.report_period
    AND t.program_key=h.program_key
    AND t.BILLING_KEY='110831559486'
    And t.program_key='90869506814'
    group by program_name_id,program_name_descr Surcharge,t.program_key,PI_AMOUNT
    order by PROGRAM_NAME_ID

  Published by: KK on March 28, 2011 10:24

  If you want just your output of the mv then

  SELECT program_key, SUM (amount), MAX (received_date)
    FROM mv_payment_holding
  GROUP BY program_key;
  

  you are missing a comma in group by.

  SELECT DISTINCT
         PROGRAM_NAME_ID || '. ' || program_name_descr Surcharge,
         program_name_id,
         get_total ( '110831559486', '90869506814') "Total Amount Due",
         T.program_key,
         NVL (T.PI_AMOUNT, 0) "Penalty Interest",
         SUM (NVL (h.Amount, 0)) "Payment Amount",
           get_total ( '110831559486', '90869506814')
         + NVL (T.PI_AMOUNT, 0)
         + SUM (NVL (Amount, 0))
           "Period Balance",
         MAX (TO_CHAR ( h.received_date, 'MM/DD/YY')) "Last Payment Date"
    FROM mv_program_dict P,
         mv_PROG_SURCH T,
         mv_billing b,
         mv_payment_holding h
   WHERE P.program_key = T.program_key(+)
     AND T.billing_key = b.billing_key
     AND b.company_id = h.company_id
     AND b.report_period = h.report_period
     AND T.program_key = h.program_key
     AND T.BILLING_KEY = '110831559486'
     AND T.program_key = '90869506814'
  GROUP BY program_name_id,
           program_name_descr,
           T.program_key,
           PI_AMOUNT
  ORDER BY PROGRAM_NAME_ID
  

  Published by: Ganesh aboumagahrif March 28, 2011 13:33

• ORA-00933: SQL not correctly completed command.

  Hello
  
  I get the following error:-ORA-00933: SQL not correctly completed command
  
  

  select
              (select max(x.exec_id) from log_exec x) exec_id,
              'c2uv_sys_map' table_name, 'All' upload_file_name,
              count(*) rows_ok, 0 rows_duplicate, 0 rows_rejected, 0 rows_bad, e.upload_file_id
              from c2uv_sys_map e
              where e.row_err_id=0
              group by e.upload_file_id
              UNION
              select max(x.exec_id) from log_exec x) exec_id,
              'c2uv_sys_map' table_name, 'All' upload_file_name,
              count(*) rows_ok, 0 rows_duplicate, 0 rows_rejected, 0 rows_bad, e.upload_file_id
              from c2uv_sys_map e
              group by e.upload_file_id
              UNION
              select (select max(x.exec_id) from log_exec x) exec_id,
              'c2uv_sys_map' table_name, 'All' upload_file_name,
              0 rows_ok, count(*) rows_duplicate, 0 rows_rejected, 0 rows_bad, e.upload_file_id
              from c2uv_sys_map  e
              where e.row_err_id=2
              group by e.upload_file_id
              UNION
              select (select max(x.exec_id) from log_exec x) exec_id,
              'c2uv_sys_map' table_name, 'All' upload_file_name,
              0 rows_ok, 0 rows_duplicate, count(*) rows_rejected, 0 rows_bad, e.upload_file_id
              from c2uv_sys_map  e
              where (e.row_err_id =1) or (e.row_err_id >2)
              group by e.upload_file_id
              UNION
              select (select max(x.exec_id) from log_exec x) exec_id,
              'c2uv_sys_map' table_name, 'All' upload_file_name,
              0 rows_ok, 0 rows_duplicate, 0 rows_rejected, u.no_of_bad_rows rows_bad, t.upload_file_id
              from c2uv_sys_map t right outer join chn_upload u on t.upload_file_id = u.config_id
              inner join chn_upload_config c on u.config_id = c.config_id
              inner join chc_data_filetype f on c.data_filetype_id = f.data_filetype_id
              where f.data_filetype_id = 11
              group by u.no_of_bad_rows, t.upload_file_id

  Edited by: 872435 January 6, 2012 06:09

  It seems that this parenthesis corresponds to nothing:

  select (select max(x.exec_id) from log_exec x) exec_id,
         'c2uv_sys_map' table_name,
         'All' upload_file_name,
         count(*) rows_ok,
         0 rows_duplicate,
         0 rows_rejected,
         0 rows_bad,
         e.upload_file_id
    from c2uv_sys_map e
   where e.row_err_id = 0
   group by e.upload_file_id
  UNION
  select max(x.exec_id)
    from log_exec x)         -- <-- Here
  ...
  

• XML request error. ORA-00933: SQL not correctly completed command.

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  column_name,
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  result
  CLO, xmltable (('ora: view("'||))) table_name |' ") / RANK /' | column_name | "[ora:contains (text,' %'|)] "abc". "% ») > 0]')
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    4  FROM xml_document_table x
    5     , TABLE(
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• Error: ORA-00933: SQL not correctly completed command

  Hello
  
  When I run the query of delimit (who used to write the result of refsursor) in sql * plus, it works well.
  

  OPEN result FOR
       SELECT site_direction_id direction_numbers,
             site_lane_id lane_numbers
        FROM site_lanes
           JOIN report_parameters 
             ON site_lane_id = report_parameter_value
          WHERE site_lanes.site_id = my_site_id
            AND report_parameters.report_parameter_id  = in_report_parameter_id
            AND report_parameters.report_parameter_group = 'LANE'
         AND report_parameters.report_parameter_name  = 'LANE'
    ORDER BY site_direction_id ASC,
             site_lane_id ASC
        FROM SYS.DUAL;

  But inside a procedure, when compiling, throwing me the following error message. I'm not sure why it generates this error.
  

   ----------------------------------------------------
   PL/SQL: SQL Statement ignored
   PL/SQL: ORA-00933: SQL command not properly ended

  Could someone help me?
  
  Thank you.
  
  Published by: user10641405 on June 8, 2009 11:39

  Hello

  It really works in SQL * more? He has two FROM clauses.

  You probably want to remove 'OF SYS. DOUBLE"of the last line.

• PL/SQL: ORA-00933: SQL not correctly completed command

  Hello
  
  CREATE or REPLACE PROCEDURE SAI (STATUS_CODE OUT varchar2)
  AS
  BEGIN
  Select ename emp in STATUS_CODE where empno = '7369';
  END SAI;
  
  I get the error "* not correctly completed SQL command * ' when executing this procedure. Help, please.

  Hello

  user10503747 wrote:
  Hello

  CREATE or REPLACE PROCEDURE SAI (STATUS_CODE OUT varchar2)
  AS
  BEGIN
  Select ename emp in STATUS_CODE where empno = '7369';
  END SAI;

  I get the error "* not correctly completed SQL command * ' when executing this procedure. Help, please.

  I want to tell u that you made mistake of bases...

  First you write a wrong syntax for your sql statement

  Select ename emp in STATUS_CODE where empno = '7369';

  its should be like

  Select ename from STATUS_CODE from emp where empno = '7369';

  your entire procedure will be as

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  AS
  BEGIN
  select last_name into STATUS_CODE from employees where employee_id=102;
  END SAI ;
  

  and after that, you must declare a variable of liaison

  Return_name VARIABLE VARCHAR2 (30);

  Then exceute your interior

  exec sai(:return_name);

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  print :return_name;
  
  RETURN_NAME
  --------------------------------
  De Haan
  

  Regards

  UMI

• drop the triggers in the SQL code causes not properly completed order.

  running the following command in SQL developer, giving the following error message
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  Published by: Mo2 on April 16, 2010 12:24

  MO2 wrote:
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  is an example of the names BIN$ + i6ls2WnR/Svz0wA5LSG8A == $0

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• Can someone help me - error:-not correctly completed SQL command

  Hello
  
  This code has an error, I tried to find this error but I don't find it so please help me: -.
  
  error report:
  ORA-06550: line 1, column 149:
  PL/SQL: ORA-00933: SQL not correctly completed command
  ORA-06550: line 1, column 7:
  PL/SQL: SQL statement ignored
  
  Code
  
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  '0',
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  « f6_ » || LPAD (seq_id, 4, '0'),
  NULL,
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  APEX_ITEM. SELECT_LIST_FROM_QUERY
  (7, a.c006,)
  "SELECT ITEM_CODE D.
  ||' ITEM_CODE ITEM_MASTER R'
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  "style =" width: 220px "',"
  '' YES. ''
  '0',
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  of ITEM_MASTER
  where CATEGARY_NAME = c005)
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  « f7_ » || LPAD (seq_id, 4, '0'),
  NULL,
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  Thank you
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• Not correctly completed SQL command

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  At the end of SQL you write 'AS '. Remove it

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• PL/SQL: ORA-00947: not enough values error message

  Hi all I get Error (25.63): PL/SQL: ORA-00947: not enough error message values when executing after the insert statement. I am new to Oracle SPs, if someone could help me solve the problem.
  
  Insert in estimate (ID, mValue) values ('select (where pm.ID is null then 10))
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• ORA-00933: SQL not correctly completed command (similar question titles exist - can not find my question).

  Hi all

  I have a couple of (relatively simple) tables (see DDL and DML below and try to join them,)

  but I get the error ORA-00933 - and I can't for the life of understand me why?

  I also put this on SQLFiddle for those who do not have a very convenient server.

  This is the SELECT query - internal works without problem, but I can't

  all for work.

  Any help appreciated - TIA and rgs,

  Paul...

  [code]

  CREATE TABLE ticket

  (

  ticket_id INT PRIMARY KEY,

  ticket_description VARCHAR (25)

  );

  INSERT INTO ticket VALUES (1, 'ticket 1');

  INSERT INTO ticket VALUES (2, 'ticket 2');

  INSERT INTO ticket VALUES (3, ' ticket 3 ");

  INSERT INTO ticket VALUES (4, 'ticket 4');

  INSERT INTO ticket VALUES (5, 'ticket 5');

  CREATE TABLE my_comment

  (

  comment_id INT PRIMARY KEY,

  ticket_id INT NOT NULL,

  comments_comment VARCHAR (45) NOT NULL,

  comments_timestamp INT NOT NULL

  );

  INSERT INTO my_comment VALUES (1, 1, 'comment 1 ticket to 1', ((TO_DATE ('2013-11-30 15:15:30 ', ' yyyy-mm-jj HH24:mi:ss)-TO_DATE ('1970-01-01 00:00:00 ',' yyyy-mm-dd HH24:mi:ss)) * 86400));))

  INSERT INTO my_comment VALUES (2, 1, 'Comment 2 1 notes', ((TO_DATE ('2014-02-13 15:15:30 ', ' yyyy-mm-jj HH24:mi:ss)-TO_DATE ('1970-01-01 00:00:00 ',' yyyy-mm-dd HH24:mi:ss)) * 86400));))

  INSERT INTO my_comment VALUES (3, 1, ' comment 3 tickets on 1', ((TO_DATE ('2014-06-30 15:15:30 ', ' yyyy-mm-jj HH24:mi:ss)-TO_DATE ('1970-01-01 00:00:00 ',' yyyy-mm-dd HH24:mi:ss)) * 86400));))

  INSERT INTO my_comment VALUES (4, 1, ' comment 4 tickets on 1', ((TO_DATE ('2014-07-09 15:15:30 ', ' yyyy-mm-jj HH24:mi:ss)-TO_DATE ('1970-01-01 00:00:00 ',' yyyy-mm-dd HH24:mi:ss)) * 86400));))

  INSERT INTO my_comment VALUES (5, 2, 'comment 1 ticket in 2', ((TO_DATE ('2013-11-30 15:15:30 ', ' yyyy-mm-jj HH24:mi:ss)-TO_DATE ('1970-01-01 00:00:00 ',' yyyy-mm-dd HH24:mi:ss)) * 86400));))

  INSERT INTO my_comment VALUES (6, 2, 'Comment 2 on 2 ticket', ((TO_DATE ('2014-02-13 15:15:30 ', ' yyyy-mm-jj HH24:mi:ss)-TO_DATE ('1970-01-01 00:00:00 ',' yyyy-mm-dd HH24:mi:ss)) * 86400));))

  INSERT INTO my_comment VALUES (7, 2, 'comment on ticket 2 3', ((TO_DATE ('2014-07-30 15:15:30 ', ' yyyy-mm-jj HH24:mi:ss)-TO_DATE ('1970-01-01 00:00:00 ',' yyyy-mm-dd HH24:mi:ss)) * 86400));))

  INSERT INTO my_comment VALUES (8, 2, 'comment on ticket 2 4', ((TO_DATE ('2014-08-09 15:15:30 ', ' yyyy-mm-jj HH24:mi:ss)-TO_DATE ('1970-01-01 00:00:00 ',' yyyy-mm-dd HH24:mi:ss)) * 86400));))

  INSERT INTO my_comment VALUES (9, 3, 'comment 1 ticket of 3', ((TO_DATE ('2001-11-30 15:15:30 ', ' yyyy-mm-jj HH24:mi:ss)-TO_DATE ('1970-01-01 00:00:00 ',' yyyy-mm-dd HH24:mi:ss)) * 86400));))

  INSERT INTO my_comment VALUES (10, 3, 'Comment 2 tickets in 3', ((TO_DATE ('2002-02-13 15:15:30 ', ' yyyy-mm-jj HH24:mi:ss)-TO_DATE ('1970-01-01 00:00:00 ',' yyyy-mm-dd HH24:mi:ss)) * 86400));))

  INSERT INTO my_comment VALUES (11, 3, 'comment on ticket 3 3', ((TO_DATE ('2004-06-30 15:15:30 ', ' yyyy-mm-jj HH24:mi:ss)-TO_DATE ('1970-01-01 00:00:00 ',' yyyy-mm-dd HH24:mi:ss)) * 86400));))

  INSERT INTO my_comment VALUES (12, 3, ' comment 4 tickets in 3', ((TO_DATE ('2004-07-09 15:15:30 ', ' yyyy-mm-jj HH24:mi:ss)-TO_DATE ('1970-01-01 00:00:00 ',' yyyy-mm-dd HH24:mi:ss)) * 86400));))

  INSERT INTO my_comment VALUES (13, 4, 'comment 1 ticket on 4', ((TO_DATE ('2003-11-30 15:15:30 ', ' yyyy-mm-jj HH24:mi:ss)-TO_DATE ('1970-01-01 00:00:00 ',' yyyy-mm-dd HH24:mi:ss)) * 86400));))

  INSERT INTO my_comment VALUES (14, 4, 'Comment 2 tickets in 4', ((TO_DATE ('2004-02-13 15:15:30 ', ' yyyy-mm-jj HH24:mi:ss)-TO_DATE ('1970-01-01 00:00:00 ',' yyyy-mm-dd HH24:mi:ss)) * 86400));))

  INSERT INTO my_comment VALUES (15, 4, 'comment on ticket 4 3', ((TO_DATE ('2004-07-09 15:15:30 ', ' yyyy-mm-jj HH24:mi:ss)-TO_DATE ('1970-01-01 00:00:00 ',' yyyy-mm-dd HH24:mi:ss)) * 86400));))

  INSERT INTO my_comment VALUES (16, 4, ' comment 4 tickets 4', ((TO_DATE ('2006-06-30 15:15:30 ', ' yyyy-mm-jj HH24:mi:ss)-TO_DATE ('1970-01-01 00:00:00 ',' yyyy-mm-dd HH24:mi:ss)) * 86400));))

  INSERT INTO my_comment VALUES (17, 5, 'comment 1 ticket to 1', ((TO_DATE ('2013-11-30 15:15:30 ', ' yyyy-mm-jj HH24:mi:ss)-TO_DATE ('1970-01-01 00:00:00 ',' yyyy-mm-dd HH24:mi:ss)) * 86400));))

  INSERT INTO my_comment VALUES (18, 5, 'Comment 2 on 2 ticket', ((TO_DATE ('2014-02-13 15:15:30 ', ' yyyy-mm-jj HH24:mi:ss)-TO_DATE ('1970-01-01 00:00:00 ',' yyyy-mm-dd HH24:mi:ss)) * 86400));))

  INSERT INTO my_comment VALUES (19, 5, 'comment on ticket 3 3', ((TO_DATE ('2014-06-30 15:15:30 ', ' yyyy-mm-jj HH24:mi:ss)-TO_DATE ('1970-01-01 00:00:00 ',' yyyy-mm-dd HH24:mi:ss)) * 86400));))

  INSERT INTO my_comment VALUES (20, 5, ' comment 4 tickets 4', ((TO_DATE ('2014-07-09 15:15:30 ', ' yyyy-mm-jj HH24:mi:ss)-TO_DATE ('1970-01-01 00:00:00 ',' yyyy-mm-dd HH24:mi:ss)) * 86400));))

  [\code]

  do not use 'UNDER' keyword in alias for the table

  SELECT t.ticket_id,

  t.ticket_description,

  x.c_max_date,

  z.comments_comment

  FROM (SELECT ticket_id, MAX (c.comments_timestamp) AS c_max_date

  OF my_comment c

  WHERE (c.comments_timestamp

  ((TO_DATE ('2013-11-30 15:15:30 ', ' yyyy-mm-jj HH24:mi:ss)-TO_DATE ('1970-01-01 00:00:00 ',' yyyy-mm-dd HH24:mi:ss)) * 86400-60000000)))

  )

  GROUP BY ticket_id) x

  INNER JOIN t ticket

  ON t.ticket_id = x.ticket_id

  INNER JOIN my_comment z

  WE z.comments_timestamp = x.c_max_date;

  ----

  Ramin Hashimzade

• SQL - ORA-00979: not a GROUP BY expression

  Hi Expert,
  
  I received the error message: ORA-00979: not a GROUP BY expression at the bottom of the sql statement
  
  Please advise - display total number of point of sale and the total amount of all items. Only display results when the total quantity is greater than 2.
  
  SELECT o.Qty, sum(o.Qty*o.salesprice) AS TOTALDOLLARS, description and i.Itemcode
  OF ORDERLINE o
  INNER JOIN POINT I
  ON o.itemcode = i.itemcode
  GROUP BY i.Itemcode
  After having o.qty > 2
  
  > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > > >
  
  Create table ORDERLINE
  (
  Qty number 4,
  Salesprice Number (6.2),
  OrderNo Number (3).
  ItemCode Varchar2 (6).
  Primary key (OrderNo, Itemcode)
  Foreign Key (Itemcode) refers to POINT.
  Foreign Key (OrderNo) made reference SALESORDER
  
  
  Create table POINT
  (
  ItemCode Varchar2 (6).
  Description Varchar2 (50).
  Retailprice Number (6.2),
  Number of weight (4.1),
  Purchaseprice Number (6.2),
  Category Varchar2 (20).
  Primary Key (Itemcode)
  );

  Hi 845720,

  Based on the sql code, the sum must be grouped itemcodewise, descriptionwise, qtywise.
  This means that you have all these in a group by clause too with sum().

  eg : group by  i.Itemcode, i.Description, o.Qty
  

  Is this wise sum qty is logical? I do not know...

  It will be useful,
  CKLP

  Published by: CKLP April 14, 2011 22:10

• Current NetIncome do not correctly complete fairness after elimination

  The dilemma I have is that PL value circulating cannot not properly after actions in that elimination took place on the PL

  Both company A & B share a common parent called Parent1

  
  CYNetIncome is a liability account.

  NetIncome is a revenue account

  PKI dividend income= sales. PlugAccount = DividendsDiff

  DividendsPaid = passive (equity). Account = DividendsDiff card

  Societele reported NetIncome of $150. $50 is derived from a PKI dividend income (CompanyB receipt (as such relationships with partner PKI Societele value))

  CompanyB reports $50 of dividendspaid in equity with partner ICP Societele.  CompanyB reported NetIncome of $200

  A PL (income statement) Parent1should have NetIncome of $300 150-50(From CompanyA) + 200 (CompanyB). The deduction of $50 is the elimination of PKI dividend income. Value of TNE $300 to Parent1 is correct, but does not correct into account CYNetIncomes count NetIncome.

  The problem I have is Parent1 when the NetIncome fills CyNetIncome (CynetIncome = NetIncome) I get $350. He does not consider the elimination.

  No idea why this would happen is greatly appreciatee

  I have replaced #Functional with TotCustom1 C1 # C1 and this solved my problem

  Thank you

• Aargh. "sql not correctly completed comand" - something wrong with my join...

  Select *.
  FROM table1 t1
  Join table2 t2 on t1.pkid = t2.pkid
  
  These aren't my real table names, but this structure is sufficient to generate my mistake. Clearly I can't join syntax. After Google search, I tried various permutations, with the join condition in parens, prefacing the names table with the schema and stuff like that. No change - always get ora00933.
  
  The only thing that worked was comma-ing, the tables and put the join condition in a where clause clause. Who doesn't for me in the end because the full query I need joined much more and it'll look terrible like that.
  
  Little help on just a simple inner join?
  
  Thank you!
  
  Edited by: sherifffruitfly January 4, 2011 10:18

  The ANSI join syntax was introduced in Oracle in version 9.1. Your version has been out of favor for a dozen years, and is the latest version of Oracle 11.2.

  Unless you can move to something of this century, to do joins in the where clause.

  John