Query SQL and Exception ORA-01722

Hello

I have a table called t_lookup that contains three columns of the argument lookup_value, Description and Lookup_Type they are all of type varchar2. If I run the query, its working fine below

SELECT *.
FROM (SELECT lookup_value
*, To_Number (Description) Dd *.
OF t_Lookup
WHERE Lookup_Type = 'CALENDAR') Tab ;

Here is the result

Lookup_value argument... DD
---------------------------------------.
January... 1
February... 2
March......................... 3
April........................... 4
May........................... 5
June.......................... 6
July........................... 7
August... 8
September... 9
October... 10
November... 11
December... 12


But when I run

SELECT *.
FROM (SELECT lookup_value
*, To_Number (Description) Dd *.
OF t_Lookup
WHERE Lookup_Type = 'CALENDAR') tab
AND Dd = 9;

then he throws exception ORA

ORA-01722: invalid number

Can someone help me on this in order to understand the cause of this problem? Oracle server that I use is "Oracle9i Release 9.2.0.8.0".

Thank you

I guess it is expected that some of the descriptions will have non-numeric data, right?

Assuming that this is the case, the success or failure of the request depends on how the optimizer can choose to run your query. If it happens to run TO_NUMBER function before it filters a row with non-numeric data, you will get an error. When chasing the TO_NUMBER filtering all lines with non-numeric data, the query will be successful. Because query plans are subject to change, especially when you finally upgrade, you probably don't want just to find a SQL query that works, you will need to make sure that the query plan never changes or that the query is formulated in such a way that it will never fail.

My first thought would be to know if you really need store digital data in a field of VARCHAR2 in the first place. I guess it's a kind of generic lookup table (which causes a series of questions, what is a). Can we at least keep string, date and numbers given in separate columns?

Except, you can create your own function to PL/SQL that converts a string to a number and catches the exception?

CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION my_to_number( p_arg IN varchar2 )
  RETURN NUMBER
IS
  l_num NUMBER;
BEGIN
  l_num := to_number( p_arg );
  RETURN l_num;
EXCEPTION
  WHEN others THEN
    RETURN NULL;
END;

Who will ensure that the request is successful, regardless of the plan. Note that you probably want to catch just the error ORA-01722, not others, in your actual code - this is just a sample.

Except that, you will need to do something to strengthen stability in the query plan. A stored outline, which forces the query to use the query plan that does not generate an error.

Justin

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