Rep-1401 error, ora-01722

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• Error: ORA-01722: invalid number

  Hello
  
  Can some please tell me what I'm doing wrong when I try to make a difference?
  
  Since the format is the same I use this query
  
  Select b1 - b2 of TMP_1;

  Error: ORA-01722: invalid number

  --create table         
      CREATE TABLE TMP_1
  (
    B1  VARCHAR2(8 BYTE),
    B2  VARCHAR2(8 BYTE)
  ) 
  /
  
  --insert 
  
  INSERT INTO TMP_1 (B1, B2)
       VALUES ('00:02:54', '00:02:10');
  
  INSERT INTO TMP_1 (B1, B2)
       VALUES ('00:05:47', '00:03:56');
  
  INSERT INTO TMP_1 (B1, B2)
       VALUES ('00:12:49', '00:02:37');
  
  INSERT INTO TMP_1 (B1, B2)
       VALUES ('00:49:33', '00:02:09');
  
  INSERT INTO TMP_1 (B1, B2)
       VALUES ('00:06:34', '00:02:39');
  
  INSERT INTO TMP_1 (B1, B2)
       VALUES ('00:02:45', '00:01:41');
  
  INSERT INTO TMP_1 (B1, B2)
       VALUES ('00:01:22', '00:00:22');
  
  COMMIT;

  objective:
  
  Need to get the difference in the same format as the

   columns example: 00:02:54 

  Please provide examples of data, it is very useful. Here's one way:

  SQL> select b1, b2,
    2         b1 - (to_date(to_char(sysdate, 'dd-mon-yyyy')||' '||b2,'dd-mon-yyyy hh24:mi:ss') - trunc(sysdate)) b3
    3  from tmp_1;
  
  B1                   B2       B3
  -------------------- -------- --------------------
  03-dec-2012 20:13:33 00:02:10 03-dec-2012 20:11:23
  03-dec-2012 18:24:24 00:03:56 03-dec-2012 18:20:28
  03-dec-2012 21:48:33 00:02:37 03-dec-2012 21:45:56
  03-dec-2012 15:50:09 00:02:09 03-dec-2012 15:48:00
  03-dec-2012 14:06:24 00:02:39 03-dec-2012 14:03:45
  03-dec-2012 21:47:15 00:01:41 03-dec-2012 21:45:34
  

  John

• Error ora-01722 fields varchar concatinate two

  I installed a program that ganerate and run this query:
  
  Select lk.value_ as displayname, sequence, ltl.elementid, ltl, localelanguages he's regionalizationlibraryelements regionalizationlibraryid, lk localekeys where ltl.regionalizationlibraryid = 1 AND ll.usage = 1 AND lk.localelanguageid = ll.localelanguageid AND lk.localevariantid = 1 AND ll.localelanguageid = ltl.elementid and (ll.language + '_' + ll.country) = lk.keyid AND ltl.isdeleted = 0
  
  Oracle error ora-01722 (invalid number) return devoted (ll.language + '_' + ll.country) = lk.keyid.
  All types of the fields ll.language, ll.country and lk.keyid varchar2 data. In he's table (localelanguages) is a record containing 'fr' in the field 'language' and 'US' to the 'country '. LK. KeyId in the 'local' strored table values as 'en_US', 'en_AU' and etc.
  
  Please, help me!

  You can review full error cause recommended action

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• sdo_util code error ORA-01722: invalid number in Oracle 11 g R2

  Dear everyone,
  Greetings.
  
  Hello. As mentioned in the title, I encountered a strange problem when I was trying to extrude 2D to 3D objects. The error code says ORA-01722: invalid number. Then, to eliminate the possibility that the code would be bad, I took the code example for the ORACLE document on sdo_util.extrude
  http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/E11882_01/AppDev.112/e11830/sdo_util.htm#SPATL1230
  
  the same error appeared. However, I tried the same code through the SQLDeveloper under Linux (the 11 g R2 where) to do the same thing in my database in windows server 2008 where 11 g R1 has been installed. Works very well.
  
  Y at - it a particular configuration I need to do or that I did wrong. Any knows, please help. Thank you.
  
  
  Jun

  Hi, -.
  Please use without setting for output 11.2.0.1.0 'FALSE':

  SELECT SDO_UTIL. EXTRUDE)
  SDO_GEOMETRY)
  2003,
  NULL,
  NULL,
  SDO_ELEM_INFO_ARRAY (1,1003,1),
  SDO_ORDINATE_ARRAY (5, 1,8,1,8,6,5,7,5,1));
  SDO_NUMBER_ARRAY (0,0,0,0,0),
  SDO_NUMBER_ARRAY (5,10,10,5,5),
  0.005) twice;

  In 11.1.0.7 release, you must use the parameter 'FALSE ':

  SELECT SDO_UTIL. EXTRUDE)
  SDO_GEOMETRY)
  2003,
  NULL,
  NULL,
  SDO_ELEM_INFO_ARRAY (1,1003,1),
  SDO_ORDINATE_ARRAY (5, 1,8,1,8,6,5,7,5,1));
  SDO_NUMBER_ARRAY (0,0,0,0,0),
  SDO_NUMBER_ARRAY (5,10,10,5,5),
  'FALSE. '
  0.005) twice;

  We have fixed this confusion for future releases so that the two interfaces can be used
  and the 'FALSE' parameter is ignored.

  Best regards
  Baris

• Select list LOV (error ORA-01722: invalid number)

  Hello
  I use this procedure to insert data into a table through a submit after processes.
  

  CREATE OR REPLACE
  PROCEDURE PR_INS_TMP_STUDENTS(
  v_tmp_stu_id_in     IN      NUMBER
  )
  IS
  BEGIN
  
  
    INSERT INTO TMP_STUDENTS (
        stu_id,
        stu_name_last,
           stu_name_first,
           stu_name_middle,
           stu_name_suffix,
           stu_name_prefer_last,
        stu_name_prefer_first,
        sch_id
        )
    VALUES (
        v_tmp_stu_id_out,
        V('p50100_stu_name_last'),
        V('p50100_stu_name_first'),
        V('p50100_stu_name_middle'),
        V('p50100_stu_name_suffix'),
        V('p50100_stu_name_prefer_last'),
        V('p50100_stu_name_prefer_first'),
        V('p50100_sch_id')
        );
  
  END;

  I kept getting this error during the presentation of the page.
  

  ORA-01722: invalid number
  Error      Insert Failed! 

  I go back to sch_id which is a list of number type selection (3.0). The LOV selection list has the following attributes:
  

  Display extra value: No
  Dynamic Translation: No
  Number of Columns: 1
  Display Null: Yes
  Null Display Value: blank
  Null Return Value: blank

  Here's the code for the LOV:

  SELECT distinct(site_id || ' - ' || initcap(lower(site_name))) site_desc, site_id ret_val
  FROM sa.SITE_DEMOGRAPHICS@sis
  order by 2

  I don't know why I kept ORA-01722: invalid number during the presentation of the page. Everyone ran through this issue?

  Hello

  First of all, you should also use nv ('itemname') for numeric values-, make sure you use v() instead of V() for others.

  If the p50100_sch_id can be null, the return value will be "null %" - which could be the cause of the error.

  In such cases, I tend to do something like -1 of the value zero, then do a test for that, in the code - if the value is - 1, I replace NULL

  Andy

• ORA-01722 invalid error number

  Hi all

  I am trying to execute the query, we give the below error: ORA-01722 invalid number

  Create Table

  CREATE TABLE test_table

  (NUMBER (12.0) ID,)

  STORE_ID NUMBER (10.0).

  SUPPLIER_ID VARCHAR2 (128 BYTE),

  STATUS NUMBER (4,0).

  VARCHAR2 (2000 BYTE) COMMENTS

  )

  Insert into values table_test (81,1111, '10021', 2, null);

  Insert into values table_test (82,2222, '10021', 2, null);

  Insert into values table_test (83,1444, '10021', 2, null);

  Insert into values table_test (84,1211, '10021', 2, null);

  Insert into values table_test (85,1311, '61321', 2, null);

  commit;

  Run the query

  Select * from test_table where store_id in (: store);

  Variable binding give: store values such as 1111, 2222, 2233

  If: store variable binding is given a unique value such as 1111, it works very well.

  With multiple values his throw error ORA-01722 number not valid

  Thanks in advance

  When you assign

  : store: = '1111, 2222, 2233';

  You assingn it a SINGLE string. And store_id in ('1111, 2222, 2233') is not the same as store_id in (1111, 2222, 2233). The latter seeks store_id = 1111 or store_id = 2222 or store_id = 3333 while the former only looks store_id = '1111, 2222, 2233'. NUMBER of being store_id, Oracle tries to convert '1111, 2222, 2233' string and raises obviously ORA-01722 invalid number. Use the collection or:

  Select * from test_table where «,» | : store | ',' like '%', | store_id | ',%';

  However, keep in mind the foregoing will not use index if value is indexed.

  SY.

• ORA-01722: invalid number error

  Hello Experts,
  
  I'm having a problem downloading a text file.
  
  It works ok for some files but for some files I get the following error
  
  ORA-01722: invalid number
  
  Anyone know what could be the reason of this please. Just tell me what you need more details.
  
  Thank you
  Kevin

  Hello
  OK now the image grows.
  So, you dynamically create the insert statement, replace the comma with nothing and then insert.
  The system from which you found the data file is this number of column type sales NET in this system or even stores characters.
  Assuming that the data type is a generic system remote here is the scenarios where it will fail

  select to_number(replace('23 ,380.00 ',',','') )  from dual -- not ok observe before comma
  select to_number(replace('a23,380.00 ',',','') )  from dual -- not ok
  select to_number(replace('23,380. 00 ',',','') )  from dual -- not ok observe space after decinal
  

  My Suggestion,
  take the file upload in a temporary table using sqlldr.
  Next moment, you have the incorrect records.
  Keep an eye on them.
  In addition, the use of external tables is an option where you can log records failed.

  Kind regards
  Bobin

• ORA-01722: error number invalid coming in Oracle 10 g.

  Hello
  
  We get the error "ORA-01722: invalid number" when opening a cursor using the CURSOR for LOOP.
  
  This error started only after we migrated to Oracle 10 g to Oracle 9i. Earlier, the same code used to work properly. And also on Oracle 10 g, this is not not the case every time. Sometimes, it gives error while sometimes it works.
  
  Does anyone know about any such bug in Oracle 10 g. Our cursor is a cursor parameterized accepting a VARCHAR2 parameter and the value that we have to it is also character.
  
  Our Oracle 10 g Enterprise Edition Release 10.2.0.3.0 - 64 bit Production database and runs on the UNIX server.

  And also on Oracle 10 g, this is not not the case every time. Sometimes, it gives error while sometimes it works.

  This is usually due to
  (a) environment settings that differ from one session to the next
  (b) or, more often, data

  The error means that Oracle expects a number and that it is unable to get an entry (data or SQL or bind variable) number provided. I agree with William that she looks a lot like implicit conversion TO_NUMBER() failure.

  Why not add a debugging code exception handler? When this exception occurs, the dump of the PL/SQL and call stack values of all variables and parameters of a table/record of debugging (using a standalone transaction).

• ORA-01722: invalid, range of 9999999,000 to 0,0000013

  Hello

  I have trouble with the error invalid number. In the game of results (a few thousand lines), there is no non-numeric characters.

  Export in MS Excel and looking at all the values of this column I can´t find non-digital is but notice

  that the data range is between 9999999,000 and 0,0000013, I wonder if the zero´s many are indeed looking very non digital Oracle.

  I admit, the number format is bad.

  Now... How can I fix that?

  The error for what follows is: error: ORA-01481: invalid number format model

  Select 'small number' of the double where to_number (0,0000013) < 1;

  Error: ORA-01722: invalid number

  Select 'large number' of the double where to_number (9999999,0) > 1

  Select 'large number' of the double where to_number (9999999,000) > 1

  The problem is the comma instead of the time, but I can't find a format of reasonable number that matches

  my maximum and minimum values.

  Example:

  SELECT to_number (0.0000013, ' 9999999999, ' NLS_NUMERIC_CHARACTERS = ",". ") OF THE DOUBLE

  Can someone help me with the number formatting?

  Here you go:

  @ John @ascheffer, I message you my paypal account to bet, you have lost

  http://Gennick.com/database/subquery-madness

  solution:

  Select * from

  (SELECT MRLS

  OF V_MRL_NG

  ) where CASE WHEN MRLS do not IS NOT NULL AND MRL <> ' > NWG' MRLS AND <> '-' THEN TO_NUMBER (REPLACE (REPLACE (MRLS,' ', "), ', '.'")) END > 1.0

• ORA-01722: invalid number in SQL Loader

  Hi all

  CREATE TABLE SAMPL_TABLE

  (

  ITEM_CATEGORY VARCHAR2 (30 BYTES),

  ITEM_NO VARCHAR2 (240 BYTES),

  ITEM_DESCRIPTION VARCHAR2 (240 BYTES),

  CLIENT_NAME VARCHAR2 (240 BYTES),

  CUSTOMER_NO VARCHAR2 (240 BYTES),

  VALID_AMOUNT_MONTH1 NUMBER,

  VALID_UNITS_MONTH1 NUMBER,

  VALID_BUDGET_AMOUNT_MONTH1 NUMBER,

  VALID_BUDGET_UNITS_MONTH1 NUMBER,

  ATTRIBUTE1 VARCHAR2 (240 BYTES),

  ATTRIBUT2 VARCHAR2 (240 BYTES),

  NUMBER OF VALID_RATE

  );

  Control file

  Options (Errors = 10000, Skip = 3)

  DOWNLOAD THE DATA

  INFILE ' / home/appltest/Sheet1.csv'

  BADFILE "sample.bad."

  DISCARDFILE 'sample.dsc '.

  REPLACE

  IN THE TABLE sampl_table

  fields completed by «,»

  surrounded of possibly "" "

  trailing nullcols

  (

  client_name TANK NULLIF client_name = BLANKS "RTRIM(:customer_name)."

  customer_no NULLIF CHAR customer_no = BLANKS "RTRIM(:customer_no)."

  item_no NULLIF TANK item_no = BLANKS "RTRIM(:item_no)."

  valid_amount_month1 "to_number (: valid_amount_month1, '999,999,999.99')."

  valid_units_month1 "to_number (substr (: valid_units_month1, instr(:valid_units_month1,'$') + 1), '999,999,999.99')."

  valid_budget_units_month1 "to_number (: valid_budget_units_month1, '999,999,999.99')."

  valid_budget_amount_month1 "to_number (trim (substr (: valid_budget_amount_month1, instr(:valid_budget_amount_month1,'$') + 1)), '999,999,999.99')."

  valid_rate NULLIF CHAR valid_rate = BLANKS 'RTRIM(:valid_rate) '.

  )

  Sheet1.csv

  Name of the cust	Cust #.	Article no.	Item Desc	Category	Amount – month 1	Units - month 1	Act early	Act early	Budget - months 1	Budget - unit - months 1	Rate
  Name of the cust	Cust #.	Article no.	Item Desc	Category	Amount – month 1	Units - month 1	Act early	Act early	Budget - months 1	Budget - unit - months 1	Rate
  Name of the cust	Cust #.	Article no.	Item Desc	Category	Amount – month 1	Units - month 1	Act early	Act early	Budget - months 1	Budget - unit - months 1	Rate
  REYNU	1001	ABC001	ABC Renyu	ABC					82	61	1
  REYNU1	1028	ABC123	ABCRenyu123	ABC					295	1469	1
  REYNU2	1028	ABC344	ABC Renyu 344	ABC					2270	6335	1

  
  

  Get error below

  Sheet 1: Rejected - error on the table SAMPL_TABLE, column VALID_RATE.

  ORA-01722: invalid number

  Sheet 2: Rejected - error on the table SAMPL_TABLE, column VALID_RATE.

  ORA-01722: invalid number

  Sheet 3: Rejected - error on the table SAMPL_TABLE, column VALID_RATE.

  ORA-01722: invalid number

  Sheet 1: Rejected - error on the table SAMPL_TABLE, column VALID_AMOUNT_MONTH1 .

  ORA-01722: invalid number

  Sheet 2: Rejected - error on the table SAMPL_TABLE, column VALID_AMOUNT_MONTH1 .

  ORA-01722: invalid number

  Sheet 3: Rejected - error on the table SAMPL_TABLE column VALID_AMOUNT_MONTH1

  ORA-01722: invalid number

  Can you help me please?

  Oracle Database 11 g Enterprise Edition Release 11.1.0.7.0 - 64 bit Production

  Hello

  No sign of setting shaped or ' $' is seen in the data, which is the reason why I guess you used the conversions in the * ctl file.

  What is the problem with this symbol $ in the code?

  No problem with the ' $'-what I mean is that it is not necessary.

  Looking for him "$" field and exclude it from your text/number (SUBSTR) and if there is no "$" in your file, this additional training is not mandatory - why clutter up your code with unnecessary functions?

  Regarding the error you get, it is related to the format mask, you provide:

  Message #20:

  Select to_number (substr (146, instr(146,'$') + 1), '999,999,999.99') of double

  o/p: 146

  Select to_number (substr (1469, instr(1469,'$') + 1), '999,999,999.99') of double

  Error: ORA-01722: invalid number

  1. you must use "146" (text) and no 146 (number).

  2. ' 146' works because it "fits" the format mask you supplied: 999 999,999. 99. " but '1469' does not like the format mask expects one ',' as the delimiter of thousands, that is, "1 469'."

  Select to_number (substr (1, 469', instr('1,469','$') + 1), '999,999,999.99') twice;

  Similarly, in the #22 Post:

  to_number (substr (' 752,3308', instr ('752.3308', ' $') + 1), 999, 999 999,99') of double

  4 decimals are consistent with the format DP 2 mask.

  
  

  Simply remove all masks of format.
  

• ORA-01722: invalid number

  I get the error: ORA-01722: invalid number during the execution of the SQL statement.

  SELECT

  TO_NUMBER (TO_CHAR ((TRUNC(:P_DATE1,'MM')-1), "MM")) LAST_MON

  OF THE DOUBLE

  Sanjay

  I'll guess that you write an APEX application.

  In the APEX, the variables are always strings.  If you want to interpret as dates, you should pack them with a call TO_DATE and a format mask.  Assuming that you stated your control APEX of date in MM/DD/YYYY format, it would mean that the SQL, you would need is

  SELECT
    TO_NUMBER(TO_CHAR((TRUNC( TO_DATE(:P_DATE1, 'MM/DD/YYYY'),'MM')-1),'MM')) LAST_MON
  FROM DUAL
  

  Of course, if you're just trying to extract the month to date and subtract 1, I just have

  SELECT extract( month from to_date( :p_date1, 'MM/DD/YYYY') ) - 1
  FROM dual
  

  Justin

• ORA-01722 number valid

  Hello
  
  I get an error ora-01722 "invalid number" during execution of this query,
  

  INSERT INTO STG_ALTERNATE_NODE
      SELECT SN.STG_NODE_INST_ID,
             AN.ADABAS_ISN,
             AN.DPS_MU_SEQ,
             AN.ALTERNATE_NODE
      FROM M07_ALTERNATE_NODE AN,STG_NODE_INST SN
      WHERE AN.ADABAS_ISN=SN.ADABAS_ISN;

  replacement tank (3) in the source and dest tables = _node

  bad order, must be:

  INSERT INTO STG_ALTERNATE_NODE
      SELECT
             AN.ADABAS_ISN,
             AN.DPS_MU_SEQ,
             AN.ALTERNATE_NODE,
            SN.STG_NODE_INST_ID
      FROM M07_ALTERNATE_NODE AN,STG_NODE_INST SN
      WHERE AN.ADABAS_ISN=SN.ADABAS_ISN;
  

• 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

• multi select sql problem - ORA-01722: invalid number

  Hello
  
  I have a multi select list and when I select only one item it works perfectly, but if I select several items, it gives an error. The sql statement is as below:
  
  SELECT * VIEW WHERE INSTR (': ' |: P1_ID |': ',' :'||) ID: ': ') > 0
  
  and I get the following error:
  
  ORA-01722: invalid number
  
  
  Here is some information on the display:
  Name of the column
  Data Type (NUMBER)
  Nullable (No.)

  Hello

  I just try this in my own sandbox application to sand...

  Create report area with

  SELECT t_id, t_code
  FROM t_table
  WHERE INSTR(':'||TO_CHAR(:P1_ID)||':', ':'||TO_CHAR(t_id)||':') > 0
  

  as the source.

  Create multiple selection list

  SELECT t_code, t_id
  FROM t_table
  

  as the source.

  Create a button with application of GO, subordinate the region report on request = GB.

  Now, I run the page, select a value in the list, click on go - region displays with the correct result.

  Now I run the page, select several values in the list, click on go - region displays with good results.

  What is your scenario? If so, it works for me...

  See you soon

  Ben
  http://www.munkyben.WordPress.com
  Don't forget to mark the answers useful or correct ;)

• ORA-01722: invalid number calculation error during the treatment.

  My version of the APEX is Application Express 4.2.6.00.03

  I imported apex application 4.0.2 and his object of decision-making support in my apex.

  Its installed successfully.

  But when I try to run this application it show me this error:

  ORA-01722: invalid number calculation error during the treatment.

  Thank you guys for your help.

  I found the solution.

  There was a problem in the authentication scheme.

  I called function as return function_name in 4.0.2

  but in the Apex 4.2.6 to call a function word return is not necessary.

  He was throwing the error caused that Word back.