PLS-00306 with DBMS_METADATA_DIFF

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• Error PLS-00306 with stored procedure

  I am trying to create a simple package and store the procedure to remove the date of treatment for Crystal Reports can read all data. I used an example on the web site for Crystal report as reference in SAP: link: [http://www.sdn.sap.com/irj/sdn/go/portal/prtroot/docs/library/uuid/1084c536-711e-2b10-e48a-924a60745253;jsessionid= (J2EE3417200) ID0966300750DB00193623365600119940End]
  
  I ran the following and receive PLS-00306: wrong number or type of argument on the stored procedure. I am also pulling data with a databaselink to another data base given that our third-party vendor will not connect directly to the main database.
  
  I am new to PL/SQL, so I don't know what else to solve problems. Thank you for taking the time to review this.
  
  -1. Create a temporary table
  CREATE TEMPORARY TABLE global test_temp
  (processdate DATE NOT NULL);
  
  -2.Create package w / require REF CURSOR for Crystal reports
  CREATE or REPLACE PACKAGE test_package
  IN the TYPE processdate_TYPE IS REF CURSOR
  RETURN test_temp % ROWTYPE;
  END test_package;
  /
  
  -3. Stored procedure
  CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE test_Procedure
  (processdate_cursor IN OUT test_Package.processdate_TYPE,
  processdate_parameter IN test_temp.processdate%TYPE)
  AS
  processdate DATE;
  BEGIN
  OPEN FOR Processdate_cursor
  SELECT processdate
  OF processlog@WEATEST
  WHERE processname = "F_ExecuteScheduleProcess" and processtype = ';
  END test_Procedure;
  /

  You say that you do not understand where there is a wrong number or type?

  This error occurs because there is an incorrect number of parameters passed. Your procedure
  Test_SP expects 3 parameters as defined by you as follows
  (p_ID in number,
  p_firstname OUT varchar2,
  p_lastname OUT varchar2)

  But when you run, you're not not p_id, has not managed to p_firstname, has failed to p_lastname. So there are number of parameters and that's what suggests the error.

  To run your test_sp
  Declare
  sFirstName Test_Table.FirstName%Type;
  sLastName Test_Table.Lastname%Type;
  Nest Test_Table.ID%Type: = 1;
  Begin
  Test_SP(1,sFirstName,sLastName);
  End;

  I hope this helps.

• Custom authentication fails with PLS-00306: wrong number or types of argume

  Hello
  
  I wrote a custom authentication scheme. I have a function that returns a BOOLEAN. Now, when I tried to test it, he throwed the following error.
  
  < pre >
  ORA-06550: line 2, column 8: PLS-00306: wrong number or types of arguments in the call to 'AUTH_ON_MY_USERS' ORA-06550: line 2, column 1: PL/SQL: statement ignored
  ERR-10460 error cannot perform the function of verification of the authentication credentials.
  Ok
  < / pre >
  
  The function is
  < pre >
  create or replace function auth_on_my_users (p_username_in in varchar2
  p_password_in in varchar2)
  return a Boolean value
  is
  Start
  Returns true;
  end;
  < / pre >
  
  I have an Oracle 10 g XE on windows. Apex 3.2.1. When I tried the same thing in apex.oracle.com, it worked. Is there something to do with XE and 3.2.1?
  
  Any idea? Thanks in advance.
  
  Concerning
  Guru
  
  Published by: guru Perrin on November 23, 2009 19:44 - Typo

  Hello

  Try

  create or replace function auth_on_my_users( p_username in varchar2, p_password in varchar2)
  return boolean is
  begin
   return true;
  end;
  

  The engine requires Express provides this function to have the signature (p_username in varchar2, p_password in varchar2) return a Boolean value.
  >

  BR, Jari

• Nested Tables: PLS-00306: wrong number or types of arguments

  Hello

  I created a package for updating of wages for a list of the empnos passed as parameter inside below is the package code:

  CREATE or REPLACE PACKAGE method

  AS

  type emp_list IS TABLE OF emp.empno%type;

  PROCEDURE add_sal (empnos emp_list);

  END method;

  /

  CREATE or REPLACE PACKAGE body method

  AS

  PROCEDURE add_sal (empnos emp_list)

  AS

  BEGIN

  ForAll I IN 1... empnos. Count

  UPDATE emp SET sal = sal plus 100 WHERE empno is empnos (i);

  END add_sal;

  END method;

  /

  When I try to call the procedure to aid under block it works fine:

  DECLARE

  empnos emp_info.emp_list: = emp_info.emp_list (1111,1112);

  BEGIN

  emp_info.add_sal (empnos);

  END;

  /

  But when I try to create the same as type I created in the package and try to pass to the procedure, the block fails with the error:

  DECLARE

  type emp_list IS TABLE OF emp.empno%type;

  empnos emp_list;

  BEGIN

  empnos: = emp_list (1111,1112);

  emp_info.add_sal (empnos);

  END;

  /

  Error report-

  ORA-06550: line 8, column 3:

  PLS-00306: wrong number or types of arguments in the call to 'ADD_SAL '.

  Can someone please help me understand why we see this error?

  With the help of: Windows 8.1

  Database Oracle 12 c Enterprise Edition Release 12.1.0.1.0 - 64 bit Production

  PL/SQL Release 12.1.0.1.0 - Production

  "CORE 12.1.0.1.0 Production."

  AMT for 64-bit Windows: Version 12.1.0.1.0 - Production

  NLSRTL Version 12.1.0.1.0 - Production

  But when I try to create the same as type I created in the package and try to pass to the procedure, the block fails with the error:

  No - it is NOT of the same type. One is the type of package and this news isn't the type of packet.

  The fact that they have the same projection or a set of attributes is obsolete.

  See the Oracle documentation

  http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/B28359_01/AppDev.111/b28370/Collections.htm#BEIEADAA

  You can assign values to all fields at the same time that if you assign a record to another record with the same data type. With fields that match exactly isn't enough, as shown in example 5-48.

  Example 5-48 assigning all the fields of a record in a statement

  DECLARE
  -Two declarations of the same types.
  TYPE DeptRec1 IS MADE
  (dept_num NUMBER (2), dept_name VARCHAR2 (14));
  TYPE DeptRec2 IS MADE
  (dept_num NUMBER (2), dept_name VARCHAR2 (14));
  dept1_info DeptRec1;
  dept2_info DeptRec2;
  dept3_info DeptRec2;
  BEGIN
  -Is not allowed; different types of data,
  -even if the fields are the same.
  -dept1_info: = dept2_info;
  -This assignment is OK because the files have the same type.
  dept2_info: = dept3_info;
  END;
  /

• PLS 00306 evil type using DECODE

  
  Hello

  in the hope of finding a quick response and not look too stupid current...

  I have a PL/SQL procedure, I built using a save to spend a required group of data to a package values, I also built.

  Having eliminated all other errors, I finished with the error PLS 00306 wrong number or types of argument.

  To locate the offending entry...

  (1) I made a dummy copy of the procedure called (P1) and (R1) type of record in the package and that returns my driving procedure (P2).

  (2) I progressed to comment on data from a cursor for selecting data in a table P2 (SQL1) spent (P1) as a (R2) record and the corresponding (1) record (P1)

  (3) I enabled each pair of data until I found what column has generated the error.

  There were two...

  One is a field of NVARCHAR2 (F1) to enter in a NCLOB record item, SELECT

  (I'm pretty confident how to get around this - I can't just use a TO_NCLOB on F1 I use a SQL with database connection)

  The other is where I use a DECODE in SQL go to a NVARCHAR2 field (12) (F2)

  SQL1 simplified line... DECODE(COL1,'VAL1','VAL2') F1

  Here's the quesition *.

  I'm guessing that Oracle sees this as a generic string and not a NVARCHAR2 data type

  How can I change the SQL code to avoid the error?

  Thanks for your time (and be gentle with me, please).

  Elaine

  In fact using TO_NCHAR seems to have fixed - must be the string to NVARHCAR2 he had problems with.

  Thanks for posting... Elaine

• Strange PLS-00306: wrong number or types of arguments

  We have the code in production and testing. the dbs, the servers are the same configuration. And two codes are the same (checked).
  
  Now all of a sudden the code on production for lack of sinus yesterday afternoon:
  
  BEGIN REQUEST_API. DBSS_process_FUDS; END;
  
  *
  ERROR on line 1:
  ORA-06550: line 1, column 93:
  PLS-00306: wrong number or types of arguments in the call to 'PROCESS_FUDS '.
  ORA-06550: line 1, column 93:
  PL/SQL: Statement ignored
  ORA-06512: at "SYS." Dbms_job", line 82
  ORA-06512: at "SYS." Dbms_job", line 140
  ORA-06512: at "ER. REQUEST_API', line 1190
  ORA-06512: at line 1
  
  Just with the test, it still works OK.
  
  Any idea? How can watch us?
  
  Thank you very much!

  The code can be the same (but you're not presenting the we a, then there's going to have to trust you on this), but what about data?
  And: are SQL * more guests of the same version as well?

  PLS-00306: wrong number or types of arguments in the call to 'string. '

  Cause: This error occurs when the named subprogram call cannot be matched to any statement for this subprogram name. Routine name can be spelled, a parameter can have the wrong data type, the statement may be defective or the statement may be
  placed correctly in the block structure. For example, this error occurs if the built-in square root SQRT function is called with a misspelled name or a parameter of the wrong data type.

  Action: Check the spelling and declaration of the name of routine. Also confirm that his appeal is correct, its parameters are of the right type of data, and, if it is not a built-in, that his statement is placed correctly in the block structure.

• PLS-00306: wrong number or types of arguments in the call

  Hello
  
  I get this error when I run the script to test below:
  < font color = "red" >
  PLS-00306: wrong number or types of arguments in the call to 'SPLIT_AMOUNT '.
  < / make >
  
  This script is to test that the package below that I wrote. It seems to use the same 9 parameters of the same type:
  
  TEST SCRIPT+ *.

  declare
    TYPE g_table_number  IS TABLE OF  NUMBER INDEX BY BINARY_INTEGER;
    p_customer_trx_ids        g_table_number;
    p_total_amount_to_apply   NUMBER := 10;
    p_total_amount_to_adjust  NUMBER;  
     --
    p_result                  NUMBER;
    p_message                 VARCHAR2(200);
    p_payment_schedule_ids    g_table_number;
    p_terms_sequence_numbers  g_table_number;
    p_apply_amounts           g_table_number;
    p_adjust_amounts          g_table_number;
  begin
    p_customer_trx_ids(1)        := 23613;
    p_customer_trx_ids(2)        := 23614;
   hirap.split_amount
    (
     p_customer_trx_ids        
    ,p_total_amount_to_apply   
    ,p_total_amount_to_adjust 
    ,p_result                  
    ,p_message                
    ,p_payment_schedule_ids   
    ,p_terms_sequence_numbers 
    ,p_apply_amounts          
    ,p_adjust_amounts         
    );
    for i IN p_customer_trx_ids.FIRST .. p_customer_trx_ids.LAST LOOP
      dbms_output.put_line( 
      i || ' p_customer_trx_id: ' || p_customer_trx_ids (i) || ' p_apply_amounts(i): ' ||
       p_apply_amounts(i) || ' p_adjust_amounts: ' || p_adjust_amounts(i) );
    END LOOP;
  end;
  /

  PACKAGE+ *.

  CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE hirap
  AS
  TYPE g_table_number  IS TABLE OF  NUMBER INDEX BY BINARY_INTEGER;
  
  PROCEDURE split_amount
    (
     p_customer_trx_ids        IN   g_table_number
    ,p_total_amount_to_apply   IN   NUMBER
    ,p_total_amount_to_adjust  IN   NUMBER
     --
    ,p_result                  OUT  NUMBER
    ,p_message                 OUT  VARCHAR2
    ,p_payment_schedule_ids    OUT  g_table_number
    ,p_terms_sequence_numbers  OUT  g_table_number
    ,p_apply_amounts           OUT  g_table_number
    ,p_adjust_amounts          OUT  g_table_number
    );
  
  END hirap;
  /
  
  CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE BODY hirap
  AS
  PROCEDURE split_amount
    (
     p_customer_trx_ids        IN   g_table_number
    ,p_total_amount_to_apply   IN   NUMBER
    ,p_total_amount_to_adjust  IN   NUMBER
     --
    ,p_result                  OUT  NUMBER
    ,p_message                 OUT  VARCHAR2
    ,p_payment_schedule_ids    OUT  g_table_number
    ,p_terms_sequence_numbers  OUT  g_table_number
    ,p_apply_amounts           OUT  g_table_number
    ,p_adjust_amounts          OUT  g_table_number
    )
  IS
    l_total_pay_sched_amount   NUMBER;
    l_customer_trx_id          NUMBER;
    l_amount_due_remainings    g_table_number;
  
    CURSOR pay is
          SELECT p.payment_schedule_id
                ,p.terms_sequence_number
                ,p.amount_due_remaining
          FROM   ar_payment_schedules_all p
          WHERE  customer_trx_id = l_customer_trx_id
          AND    p.terms_sequence_number =
                (SELECT  min(p1.terms_sequence_number)
                 FROM    ar_payment_schedules_all p1
                 WHERE   p1.customer_trx_id = l_customer_trx_id
                 AND     p1.status          = 'OP'
                );
  
  
  BEGIN
    p_result := 0; -- means OK
  
    -- read the payment schedule for each transaction and store values and totals:
    FOR i IN p_customer_trx_ids.FIRST .. p_customer_trx_ids.LAST LOOP
      l_customer_trx_id          := p_customer_trx_ids(i);
      l_total_pay_sched_amount   := 0;
        BEGIN
          OPEN  pay;
          FETCH pay INTO
                 p_payment_schedule_ids(i)
                ,p_terms_sequence_numbers(i)
                ,l_amount_due_remainings(i);
  
          CLOSE pay;
          l_total_pay_sched_amount   := l_total_pay_sched_amount + l_amount_due_remainings(i);
       
        EXCEPTION WHEN NO_DATA_FOUND THEN
          fnd_file.put_line(fnd_file.LOG, 'Transaction does not exist for CUSTOMER_TRX_ID: ' ||
                            p_customer_trx_ids(i) );
          RAISE;
        WHEN OTHERS THEN
            RAISE;
        END;
    END LOOP;
  
    -- save values for each payment schedule based on total
    FOR i IN p_customer_trx_ids.FIRST .. p_customer_trx_ids.LAST LOOP
      p_apply_amounts(i)         := round
                                      (
                                       l_amount_due_remainings(i) / l_total_pay_sched_amount
                                       * (p_total_amount_to_apply + p_total_amount_to_adjust)
                                       , 2
                                      );
      p_adjust_amounts(i)        := l_amount_due_remainings(i) - p_apply_amounts(i);
  
    END LOOP;
  
  EXCEPTION
    WHEN OTHERS THEN
      p_result := 2;
      p_message := 'SQLCODE= ' || SQLCODE || ', SQLERRM = ' || SQLERRM;
      fnd_file.put_line( fnd_file.LOG , TO_CHAR(SYSDATE, 'HH24:MI:SS') || ' - ' || p_message );
  END;
  --
  END hirap;
  /

  Does anyone know what is the problem?
  
  Thank you
  Steve

  Hi, Steve,.

  The package contains a data type called g_table_number and also a procedure called split_amount.
  That does not create another data type (different), also called g_table_number, outside of the package, any more that it prevents you from creating another procedure, also called split_amount, also. When you want to reference the data type or the procedure outside the package from the package, then you must prefix the name with the name of the package. You do this correctly when you reference the name of the procedure of your anonymous block:

   hirap.split_amount
    (
     p_customer_trx_ids     ...
  

  Now you must do the same when you reference the data type:

  declare
    p_customer_trx_ids        hirap.g_table_number;
    p_total_amount_to_apply   NUMBER := 10;
    p_total_amount_to_adjust  NUMBER;
     --
    p_result                  NUMBER;
    p_message                 VARCHAR2(200);
    p_payment_schedule_ids    hirap.g_table_number;
    p_terms_sequence_numbers  hirap.g_table_number;
    p_apply_amounts           hirap.g_table_number;
    p_adjust_amounts          hirap.g_table_number;
  begin ...
  

  If you do not create another type of (different) data outside of the package, it will be the same as the type of data inside the packaging, even if the name is the same and they are defined in the same way. The package expects the arguments of the type hirap.g_table_number, so you have to give the hirap.g_table_number of type arguments.

• Please help solve the problem error: PLS-00306: wrong number or types of a

  Hello
  
  Please see my statement of types and the procedure. Object and the nested table that is declared at the schema level
  
  I'm using the oracle version 11.2
  

  CREATE OR REPLACE TYPE T_COPY_EVNT_DTL IS OBJECT
  
  ( 
  
  eventId varchar2(100),
  
  eventDescription varchar2(100),
  
  promoMonthDescription varchar2(100),
  
  promoStartDate varchar2(100),
  
  promoEndDate varchar2(100),
  
  PROMOCOSTSTARTDATE varchar2(100)
  
  );
  
  
  CREATE OR REPLACE TYPE T_EVENT_TABLE IS TABLE OF T_COPY_EVNT_DTL;
  
  create or replace PROCEDURE Pr_Event_Details_new(ip_xml          CLOB,
                                                                                                                                                   op_sections_xml OUT XMLTYPE) AS
       
       event_list     t_copy_evnt_dtl;
       event_data_sec t_event_table := t_event_table();
       
       
       CURSOR get_event_cur IS
            SELECT cast(collect(t_copy_evnt_dtl(evnt.event,                                                                                                                    evnt.event_desc,
                      mth.promo_month_desc,
                      TO_CHAR(evnt.start_date,
                      'DD/MM/YYYY'),
                      TO_CHAR(evnt.end_date,
                      'DD/MM/YYYY'),
                      TO_CHAR((evnt.start_date - 21),
                      'DD/MM/YYYY'))) as
                      t_event_table)
                 FROM RETEK_PROMO_EVENT_MST evnt
             INNER JOIN  .....
             WHERE ... 
             ORDER BY evnt.event_desc,
                                     mth.promo_month_desc,
                                     dtl.promo_start_date,
                                     dtl.promo_end_date,
                                     dtl.promo_cost_start_date;
  
       type get_event_tab is table of get_event_cur%rowtype index by Binary_Integer;
       l_get_event_tab get_event_tab;
  BEGIN
  
       ....
       
       
            OPEN get_event_cur;
            fetch get_event_cur
                 into event_data_sec;
       
            event_data_sec := set(event_data_sec);
            ...
            
            
            
  EXCEPTION
            --log_errors...                                                                 
            Raise;
  END Pr_Event_Details_new;

  Error: PLS-00306: wrong number or types of arguments in the call to 'SET '.
  Online: 117
  Text: event_data_sec: = set (event_data_sec);
  
  Error: PL/SQL: statement ignored
  Online: 117
  Text: event_data_sec: = set (event_data_sec);

  You will raise a wrong number or types of argument error, or an exception of PLS-00306, if you use the fixed operator with the collection of user-defined object types.

  The collection must contain SQL scalar data types - single values without internal components...

  Numeric values, on which you can perform arithmetic operations.
  Alphanumeric values that represent individual or strings of characters, characters that you can manipulate.
  Logical values, on which you can perform logical operations.
  Dates and times, you can manipulate.
  Time intervals, you can handle.

  Published by: stefan nebesnak on January 24, 2013 13:22

• Date arithmetic gives error PLS-00306

  Hi all

  SQL> select*from v$version;
  
  BANNER
  ----------------------------------------------------------------
  Oracle Database 10g Express Edition Release 10.2.0.1.0 - Product
  PL/SQL Release 10.2.0.1.0 - Production
  CORE    10.2.0.1.0      Production
  TNS for 32-bit Windows: Version 10.2.0.1.0 - Production
  NLSRTL Version 10.2.0.1.0 - Production

  Here is my code:
  

    1  declare
    2  v_date_time timestamp;
    3  v_dod  date;
    4  begin
    5  v_date_time:=to_date('11:20','HH12:MI AM');
    6  dbms_output.put_line('v_date_time ='||v_date_time);
    7  v_dod:=sysdate+v_date_time;
    8  dbms_output.put_line('v_dod ='||v_dod);
    9  exception when others then
   10  dbms_output.put_line('Error is'||sqlerrm);
   11* end;
  SQL> /
  v_dod:=sysdate+v_date_time;
         *
  ERROR at line 7:
  ORA-06550: line 7, column 8:
  PLS-00306: wrong number or types of arguments in call to '+'
  ORA-06550: line 7, column 1:
  PL/SQL: Statement ignored
  /

  How to add time with the minutes with sysdate otherwise...
  Please help me.

  And even using the arithmetic of the dates that uses the day as unit of measure (so 1 / 24 is an hour and a 1 / 24 / 60 is one minute):

  select  trunc(sysdate) + 11 / 24 + 20 /24 / 60 eleven_twenty_am_today
    from  dual
  /
  
  ELEVEN_TWENTY_AM_TO
  -------------------
  11/18/2012 11:20:00
  
  SQL>
  

  And:

  select  sysdate current_time,
          sysdate + 11 / 24 + 20 /24 / 60 current_time_plus_11_20
    from  dual
  /
  select  sysdate current_time,
          sysdate + 11 / 24 + 20 /24 / 60 current_time_plus_11_20
    from  dual
  /
  

  SY.

• ORA-06550: line 1, column 7: PLS-00306: wrong number or types of arguments

  Hi all
  Here is the error:
  ORA-06550: line 1, column 7: PLS-00306: wrong number or types of arguments
  The following code generates the error:
  create or replace PROCEDURE AMENDNUMBER_UPDATE
  (
  SHIP_NUMBER IN VARCHAR2,
  AMEND_NO ON SYS_REFCURSOR)
  AS
  BEGIN
  UPDATE CSPS_SHIPMENT_INFO_TL
  SET AMENDMENT_NO =
  (SELECT AMENDMENT_NO + 1
  OF CSPS_SHIPMENT_INFO_TL
  WHERE SHIPMENT_NUMBER = SHIP_NUMBER
  )
  WHERE SHIPMENT_NUMBER = SHIP_NUMBER;
  
  AMEND_NO OPEN FOR SELECT AMENDMENT_NO FROM CSPS_SHIPMENT_INFO_TL WHERE SHIPMENT_NUMBER = SHIP_NUMBER;
  
  -VALIDATION;
  END AMENDNUMBER_UPDATE;
  
  now when I try to run the under statement I get the above error:
  exec amendnumber_update (ship_number);
  
  
  Please suggest how to manage...

  Hello

  TCSBPMUSER wrote:
  Hi all
  Here is the error:
  ORA-06550: line 1, column 7: PLS-00306: wrong number or types of arguments

  It's one of these error messages that actually means what he says.

  The following code generates the error:
  create or replace PROCEDURE AMENDNUMBER_UPDATE
  (
  SHIP_NUMBER IN VARCHAR2,
  AMEND_NO ON SYS_REFCURSOR)
  AS...

  now when I try to run the under statement I get the above error:
  exec amendnumber_update (ship_number);

  The procedure requires 2 arguments.
  You try to call with only 1 argument. It's the wrong number of arguments.

  To call the procedure from SQL * Plus, you can do something like this:

  VARIABLE   rc  REFCURSOR
  
  EXEC  amendnumber_update (123, :rc);
  

  The 1st argument is an argument IN, so you can pass any kind of digital expression. (I used a literal above.)
  The 2nd argument is an OUT argument, so you must pass a variable. (I used a variable link above.)

• Create the table in the return procedure ON gets PLS 00306

  I would like to know the best way to do it. I am writing a procedure to create a table if it exists not as a select of.
  All I want to do is return a code completion to the calling program. My error is the wrong number of arguments in the call to create_tab,
  but all I want to do is return the completion code. PLS - 00306 wrong number or types of arguments in the call to Create_tab
  
  I wonder if the experts out there have a better implementation or suggestions for it.
  
  Thank you.
  
  Create or replace procedure create_tab (pstatus NUMBER) is
  
  sqltextheader varchar2 (200);
  sqltextfrom varchar2 (200);
  sqltextwhere varchar2 (200);
  sqltextdrop varchar2 (200);
  Whole CNT;
  p_err COMP. = 0 ;
  
  Start
  
  Select count (*) in the cnt from user_tables where table_name = 'TESTA. "
  
  DBMS_OUTPUT. Put_line ('cnt value is' | cnt);
  
  If (cnt = 1)
  then
  sqltextdrop: = 'drop testa table ";
  immediately run sqltextdrop;
  DBMS_OUTPUT. Put_line ('Table testa fell ');
  
  sqltextheader: = 'crΘer testa table as ";
  sqltextfrom: = ' select * from ssg_test';
  sqltextwhere: = ' where col_one > sysdate ";
  run immediately sqltextheader | '' || sqltextfrom: "| sqltextwhere;
  commit;
  
  pstatus: = pstatus + 1
  
  end if;
  
  If (cnt = 0)
  
  then
  
  sqltextheader: = 'crΘer testa table as ";
  sqltextfrom: = ' select * from ssg_test';
  sqltextwhere: = ' where col_one > sysdate ";
  run immediately sqltextheader | '' || sqltextfrom: "| sqltextwhere;
  commit;
  
  pstatus: = pstatus + 1
  
  exception
  while others then
  p_created: = pcreated + 2;
  DBMS_OUTPUT. Put_line ('error raised is value' | pcreated_;)
  end create_tab;
  /

  sgonos wrote:
  This effort is just to make code testing and does not come into production. So I need something
  to make a return code to the calling program.

  It's well :)

  So, Yes, the code is consistent, but I get an error on the number of arguments. I am writing this
  procedure for a developer so I don't know exactly its code, other than what he wants me to a return code
  for him.

  Can you show us how you (or 'the developer') call this program?

  If you have examples of this? Where I am confused in the entrance and exit of the parameters for the procedure...

  Generally, if you want to return a single value of a routine, you use a FUNCTION. But you would need to talk to 'the developer' to see what they expect it to come back... and why.

  If I only returns a code of State STATUS OF THE number then why oracle gives me error on the
  wrong number or type of variables. If I set the STATUS in the procedure, then I get an error
  variables in double. Where get set STATE?

  I don't know, I need to see an example of how you call it, but here's an example that you can run using SQLPLUS.

  Create or replace procedure create_tab
  (
    pstatus OUT number
  )
  authid CURRENT_USER
  is
  
    sqltextheader varchar2(200);
    sqltextfrom   varchar2(200);
    sqltextwhere  varchar2(200);
    cnt           integer;
  
  begin
  
    select
      count(*)
    into
      cnt
    from user_tables
    where table_name ='TESTA';
  
    DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE ('cnt value is ' || cnt);
  
    if cnt = 1
    then
      execute immediate 'drop table testa';
      DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('Table testa is dropped');
    end if;
  
    sqltextheader := ' create table testa as   ';
    sqltextfrom   := ' select * from ssg_test  ';
    sqltextwhere  := ' where col_one > sysdate ';
    dbms_output.put_line(sqltextheader || sqltextfrom || sqltextwhere );
    execute immediate sqltextheader || sqltextfrom || sqltextwhere ;
    pstatus := 1;
  
  end create_tab;
  / 
  
  variable x number;
  exec create_tab(:x);
  print :x
  

  I added an AUTHID CURRENT_USER in the procedure. That means that this code executes with the privileges of the user running it, if this isn't something you are willing to have (the code runs with the permissions of the owner of the procedure otherwise)... just remove it.

• Proc of PL/SQL call on submit process page returns "PLS-00306: fake...» »

  I have a very simple procedure call. The procedure takes 3 inputs: 2 numbers, and a Boolean value. Every time I try to run the page that calls the proc, I get
  "ORA-06550: line 1, column 7: PLS-00306: wrong number or types of arguments in the call to 'MISSED_DAY_CLASS' ORA-06550: line 1, column 7: PL/SQL: statement ignored."
  I ran the Debug page and values, it's the award appear to be 2 numbers and 1 boolean (TRUE). I executed the same values in the call to the proc outdoors using sql dev and proc call works fine.
  
  The Boolean value is set via a checkbox with this LOV element:
  STATIC2:; TRUE
  
  Any ideas are appreciated.
  Thank you
  Reid

  Hello

  I think that the value of the checkbox is not Boolean. It is text (VARCHAR).

  If you change the procedure as well as boolean is varchar2, it works then?
  Or in the process of Apex call differently for example

  IF :Px_YOUR_CHECKBOX = 'FALSE' THEN
   yourprocedure(:Px_NUMBER_ITEM1,:Px_NUMBER_ITEM2, FALSE);
  ELSIF :Px_YOUR_CHECKBOX = 'TRUE' THEN
   yourprocedure(:Px_NUMBER_ITEM1,:Px_NUMBER_ITEM2, TRUE);
  END IF;
  

  I hope you get photo off what I mean

  BR, Jari

• PLS-00306: wrong number or types of arguments in call to... my cursor

  Hi all
  
  I try to use the same cursor for an explicit cursor and a cursor for loop. Can I do this? I get the error:
  

  PLS-00306: wrong number or types of arguments in call to
           'CUR_DEPT'

  This is my code:

       PROCEDURE LIST_DEPT_PRODUCTS (dept_name VARCHAR2)
       IS
        i_1 CHAR(1):=' ';
        i_2 CHAR(2):='  ';
        i_3 CHAR(3):='   ';
        i_4 CHAR(4):='    ';
        lv_deptid bb_department.idDepartment%TYPE;
        lv_deptname bb_department.DeptName%TYPE;
        lv_deptdesc bb_department.DeptDesc%TYPE;
        CURSOR cur_dept (dept VARCHAR2) IS
        SELECT d.DeptName, d.DeptDesc, d.idDepartment
        INTO lv_deptname, lv_deptdesc, lv_deptid
        FROM bb_department d 
        WHERE DeptName = dept
        ORDER BY DeptName;
         CURSOR cur_prod IS
         SELECT p.ProductName, p.Description, p.Price, p.SaleStart, p.SaleEnd
         FROM bb_product p 
         WHERE idDepartment = lv_deptid
         ORDER BY ProductName;
       BEGIN
       IF (dept_name = 'Coffee') THEN
         OPEN cur_dept(dept_name);
          LOOP
            FETCH cur_dept INTO lv_deptname, lv_deptdesc, lv_deptid;
            EXIT WHEN cur_dept%notfound;
                 DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(lv_deptname);
                 DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(i_1||lv_deptdesc);
                 DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(chr(1));
            FOR l_prod in cur_prod LOOP
                 DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(i_2||l_prod.ProductName);
                 DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(i_3||SUBSTR(l_prod.Description,1,70));
                 DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(i_4||'Price -  '||FORMAT_DOLLARS(l_prod.Price));
                 IF l_prod.SaleStart IS NOT NULL THEN
                 DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(i_4||'Sale runs from '||FORMAT_DATE(l_prod.SaleStart)||' until '||FORMAT_DATE(l_prod.SaleEnd));
                 END IF;
                 DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(chr(1));
          END LOOP;
         END LOOP;
         CLOSE cur_dept;
       ELSIF (dept_name = 'All') THEN
           FOR l_dept in cur_dept LOOP
                 DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(l_dept.DeptName);
                 DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(i_1||l_dept.DeptDesc);
                 DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(chr(1));
            FOR l_prod in cur_prod LOOP
                 DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(i_2||l_prod.ProductName);
                 DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(i_3||SUBSTR(l_prod.Description,1,70));
                 DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(i_4||'Price -  '||FORMAT_DOLLARS(l_prod.Price));
                 IF l_prod.SaleStart IS NOT NULL THEN
                 DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(i_4||'Sale runs from '||FORMAT_DATE(l_prod.SaleStart)||' until '||FORMAT_DATE(l_prod.SaleEnd));
                 END IF;
                 DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(chr(1));
          END LOOP;
         END LOOP;
         CLOSE cur_dept;
       ELSE
        DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE('No department found with name '||dept_name);
       END IF;
       END LIST_DEPT_PRODUCTS;

  Oh also if someone could tell me how to format DBMS_OUTPUT. Put_line so that I could dash in some lines that would be great. Did not work as I did.
  
  Thank you!
  
  Published by: user10915730 on April 18, 2009 07:48
  
  Published by: user10915730 on April 18, 2009 07:48

  Hello

  In the ELSIF clause, you must open the cursor. For dash maybe you can use:

  Connected to Oracle Database 10g Express Edition Release 10.2.0.1.0
  Connected as hr
  
  SQL>
  SQL> SET SERVEROUTPUT ON
  SQL> DECLARE
    2
    3     FUNCTION fnc_indent(nTimes IN NUMBER) RETURN VARCHAR2 IS
    4        v_result VARCHAR2(4000);
    5        c_tab CONSTANT VARCHAR2(1) := chr(9);
    6     BEGIN
    7        FOR i IN 1 .. nTimes LOOP
    8           v_result := v_result || c_tab;
    9        END LOOP;
   10        RETURN v_result;
   11     END fnc_indent;
   12
   13  BEGIN
   14     DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line(fnc_indent(1) || 'hello');
   15     DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line(fnc_indent(2) || 'hello');
   16     DBMS_OUTPUT.put_line(fnc_indent(3) || 'hello');
   17  END;
   18  /
  
       hello
            hello
                 hello
  
  PL/SQL procedure successfully completed
  
  SQL> 
  

  Kind regards

• PLS-00306: wrong number or types of arguments in the call to "TO_CHAR.

  Hi guys, I learn Pl/SQL. Writing a simple function which allows to calculate dates. It takes contract_date and determines the date of the following Sunday.
  
  My current code has the compile error: PLS-00306: wrong number or types of arguments in the call to 'TO_CHAR' which I believe has to do with the to_char (trunc(contract_date,'D')): = contract_weekday;
  
  I don't understand what the problem with my return it...
  
  Here is my code: thanks for any help!
  
  display errors
  
  create or replace FUNCTION
  contract_dates(contract_date in date)
  DATE OF RETURN
  IS
  
  starting_sunday DATE;
  -DATE of ending_saturday: = starting_sunday + 6;
  contract_weekday varchar (32);
  days_add NUMBER;
  
  BEGIN
  
  TO_CHAR (trunc(contract_date,'D')): = contract_weekday;
  
  case contract_weekday
  When 1 then days_add: = 6;
  When 2 then days_add: = 5;
  When 3 then days_add: = 4;
  When 4 then days_add: = 3;
  When 5 then days_add: = 2;
  When 6 then days_add: = 1;
  Another days_add: = 7;
  
  end case;
  
  
  starting_sunday: = contract_date + days_add;
  
  To_date (starting_sunday) RETURN;
  
  END;

  It is the reverse:

  CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION
  contract_dates(contract_date IN DATE)
  RETURN DATE
  IS
  
  starting_sunday DATE;
  --ending_saturday DATE := starting_sunday + 6;
  contract_weekday varchar(1);
  days_add NUMBER;
  
  BEGIN
  
   contract_weekday := to_char(trunc(contract_date,'D'));
  
  case contract_weekday
  when 1 then days_add := 6;
  when 2 then days_add := 5;
  when 3 then days_add := 4;
  when 4 then days_add := 3;
  when 5 then days_add := 2;
  when 6 then days_add := 1;
  else days_add := 7;
  
  end case;
  
  starting_sunday := contract_date + days_add;
  
  RETURN to_date(starting_sunday);
  
  END;
  

• Error: PLS-00306: wrong number or types of arguments

  Hello
  
  I created a function:
  
  create or replace procedure AS Test11
  x Test.Emp_No%Type;
  Begin
  Select emp_no in x from Test whose name = 'South '.
  x: = x + 1;
  Update Test set emp_no = x where emp_no < 100;
  commit;
  end Test11;
  
  It has compiled with success in PL/SQL Developer. Now, I created an executable of this procedure in front-end - 11i. And then I created a program of this executable. Then I added this program to a group of application.
  
  Now that I run this query and I get this error in the log:
  
  Error ORACLE 6550 in FDPSTP
  
  Cause: FDPSTP failed due to the ORA-06550: line 1, column 7:
  PLS-00306: wrong number or types of arguments in the call to 'TEST11 '.
  ORA-06550: line 1, column 7:
  PL/SQL: Statement ignored
  .

  Hello
  Whenever you save a function, or a PL/SQL procedure as a simultaneous program to apps, you must
  to add two parameters of type varchar2 (errbuf and retcode) Moreover to your settings.
  If you change procedure as follows:

  create or replace procedure Test11(errbuf   out varchar2,
                                     retcode out varchar2) AS
  x Test.Emp_No%Type;
  Begin
  select emp_no into x from Test where name = 'Sud';
  x := x + 1;
  update Test set emp_no = x where emp_no < 100;
  commit;
  end Test11;
  

  Published by: Anthony Alix on December 3, 2008 05:20

  Published by: Anthony Alix on December 3, 2008 05:25

  Published by: Anthony Alix on December 3, 2008 05:35