PL/SQL Script finishes the job.

I started today with PL - SQL
So I use the book of Fred Feuerstein's Oracle PL/SQL Programming.

As example of paintings serve a table book... you can create and populate with the date by a script of the home page of O'Reilly.
But it don't work on my Oracle database get a mistake.

Error on line 27
ORA-01858: A non-digit character was found, while awaiting a numeric character
ORA-06512: In line 34

Script done on line 27.

Below is the script to create and fill the database. The tool used is the Toad and the database used is Oracle 11 g Enterprise 2.

What's wrong???

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REM $Id: books.tab, v 1.1 2001/11/30 23:09:48 bill Exp $
REM of the "learning Oracle PL/SQL" page 64

Create table 'books' REM

(Books) CREATE TABLE
ISBN VARCHAR2 (13) NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY,
title VARCHAR2 (200),
Summary VARCHAR2 (2000).
author VARCHAR2 (200),
date_published DATE,
page_count NUMBERS
);




REM Script to insert sample records to books

REM Note: Must SET DEFINE OFF or SQL * Plus will intercept the ampersand
Characters of REM (&) before they are sent to the server. SQL * more generally uses
REM an ampersand to designate a variable that requires the user to provide a
REM value interactively.

SET DEFINE OFF

DECLARE
PROCEDURE insert_book_no_complaints (isbn_in IN VARCHAR2, title_in IN VARCHAR2,
summary_in IN VARCHAR2, author_in IN VARCHAR2, date_published_in IN DATE,
page_count_in in NUMBERS)
IS
BEGIN
INSERT INTO books (isbn, title, author, abstract, date_published,)
page_count)
VALUES (isbn_in, title_in, summary_in, author_in, date_published_in,
page_count_in);
EXCEPTION
WHEN DUP_VAL_ON_INDEX
THEN
NULL;
END;

BEGIN

insert_book_no_complaints ('' 0-596-00381-1)
"Oracle PL/SQL Programming,"
"Of reference for PL/SQL developers, including examples and best practices"
|| "recommendations."
'Syndrome Feuerstein, Steven, with Bill Pribyl',
25-sep-2002 ", / * best guess from August 22 02 * /"
(NULL); / * do not yet know how many pages * /.

insert_book_no_complaints ('0-596-00180-0 ",)
"Oracle PL/SQL for learning."
"Beginner" s guide to Oracle "s PL/SQL programming language",
'Bill Pribyl with Steven Feuerstein',
November 29, 2001 ",
401);

insert_book_no_complaints ('1-56592-578-5',
"Oracle SQL * more: The Definitive Guide", ".
"The complete treatment of Oracle" interactive database tool of is,
"Gennick, Jonathan."
March 1, 1999. "
502);

insert_book_no_complaints ('1-56592-457-6 ",)
"Oracle PL/SQL Language Pocket Reference.
"Quick guide to Oracle PL/SQL developers. Includes Oracle8i '
|| 'coverage.',
"Feuerstein syndrome, Steven, Bill Pribyl, Chip Dawes,
APRIL 1, 1999 ", 94);

insert_book_no_complaints ('' 0-14071-483-9)
"The tragedy of King Richard the third.
"The popular historic Shakespeare play in which a modern publication.
|| "royal treacherous tries to steal the Crown but died without horses."
|| "in the battle."
"Shakespeare, William,
AUGUST 1, 2000 ",
(158);

insert_book_no_complaints ('' 0-14-071415-4)
"The storm."
"Duke and the girl on the enchanted island to meet old enemies in this."
|| "comic tale of mystery, love, magic, and (eventually) forgiveness."
"Shakespeare, William,
JANUARY 1, 1959.
(120);

insert_book_no_complaints ('' 0-672-31798-2)
"Sams Teach Yourself PL/SQL in 21 days, second edition."
"Tutorial for Oracle" language procedural s organized presentation.
|| "the features of language in three weeks learning annex.",
'Gennick, Jonathan, with Tom Luers',
DECEMBER 1, 1999 ",
692);

insert_book_no_complaints ('' 0-07-882438-9)
"Oracle PL/SQL tips and Techniques."
"Voluminous tome with tips, techniques and reference documents on.
|| "Oracle" PL/SQL s.',
"Trezzo, Joseph C."
JULY 1, 1999 ",
942);

insert_book_no_complaints ('' 0-13-794314-8)
'Create smart with Oracle PL/SQL triggers and stored databases'
|| "Procedures - 2nd ed.",
"Programmer" PL/SQL s guide, oriented to the reusable construction. "
|| "components for large Oracle applications.",
"Owens, Kevin T."
JUNE 1, 1999 '.
544);

insert_book_no_complaints ('1-56592-674-9',
"Oracle PL/SQL Developer's Workbook',
"" Beginner, intermediate and advanced exercises to test the "."
|| "drive s"knowledge"of Oracle PL/SQL programming language s."
'Syndrome Feuerstein, Steven, with Andrew Odewahn',
1 May 1999 '.
588);


END;


COMMIT;

ALL SET ON

;

privrt, PRIVET ;)
use in the script

alter session set nls_language='AMERICAN';
alter session set NLS_DATE_LANGUAGE='AMERICAN';

and inserts

to_date(,)

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