SDO ORA-00904 identifier valid after patch 20544696 and 20225988 (CPU Apr 15)
The seller of our web mapping system uses a syntax that contains the identifier SDO_GEOM. SDO_GEOMETRY and similar. An example simplified using the point constructor ODD as in...
Select sdo_geom.sdo_geometry (2001, 81989, sdo_geom.sdo_point_type (531599, 184530, null), null, null) double;
This syntax has stopped working in the TEST database, after I applied the patches April 2015 CPU. It generates an ORA-00904: "SDO_GEOM. "" SDO_GEOMETRY ': identifier not valid, which in fact I was expecting. The package SDO_GEOM in schema MDSYS, often referenced without the option scheme by the public synonym, do not contain a type or function SDO_GEOMETRY. I've never used this syntax and wrote instead...
Select mdsys.sdo_geometry (2001, 81989, mdsys.sdo_point_type (531599, 184530, null), null, null) double;
.. of course, who continues to work. However, to my surprise, I found that the syntax of the provider, which generates the ORA-00904 in all databases of fix post, works perfectly well in all our pre patch databases.
Is the same for all other types in the MDSYS (SDO_ELEM_INFO_ARRAY, SDO_ORDINATE_ARRAY...) schema.
I'm dealing with the strange situation where I not only understand why something has stopped working; first of all I do not understand why the syntax of the seller has already worked.
We are using Oracle 11.2.0.4 EE with Oracle Spatial on Windows Server 2008 R2 64-bit. Patches that have been requested are
1) patch 20544696: WINDOWS DB BUNDLE PATCH 11.2. 0.4.15
2) patch 20225988: WINDOWS ORACLE JAVAVM COMPONENT BUNDLE PATCH 11.2. 0.4.3
Kind regards
Torsten
Hi Torsten,
Well, here you have a kind of strange thing Oracle Spatial. If you told me that
SELECT SDO_GEOM.SDO_GEOMETRY(2001, 81989, SDO_GEOM.SDO_POINT_TYPE(531599, 184530, NULL), NULL, NULL) FROM dual;
is a valid statement, I'd say of course not. But on my production server which is the power supply 11.2.0.4.5, it works!
However, on a 12 c test server it does not work.
All I can say is that you are right in everything you say. Oracle has removed everything that made this weird syntax once the work and it seems that the PSU April stops for good. Your provider needs to fix things and perhaps address why they used such a weird thing in the first place.
Like you I don't see what makes this function on 11g. There is no synonym that I see. And if wrap you it in an anonymous block fails
DECLARE foo SDO_GEOMETRY; BEGIN SELECT SDO_GEOM.SDO_GEOMETRY(2001,81989,SDO_GEOM.SDO_POINT_TYPE(531599,184530,NULL),NULL,NULL) INTO foo FROM dual; END; /
Strange thing indeed. I guess there could be a wider discussion here on what patches are in turn brought in 11g and if the side effects are always worth.
See you soon,.
Paul
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at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke0 (Native Method)
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at sun.reflect.DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.java:25)
at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Method.java:597)
at com.sun.el.parser.AstValue.invoke (unknown Source)
at com.sun.el.MethodExpressionImpl.invoke (unknown Source)
at org.apache.myfaces.trinidad.component.MethodExpressionMethodBinding.invoke(MethodExpressionMethodBinding.java:46)
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Thanks in advance
The particular error that causes the ORA-00904 exception, it's that you concatenate a string literal in the SQL statement without enclosing the literal with quotes. Replace the line
"AND user_id =" + userId + "."
with
"AND user_id = '" + Userid + "'" +.
Although it will work in this way, the concatenation of literal values variable to a SQL statement is a very wrong approach. The right approach is to use a placeholder variable (for example?) in the SQL statement and to link it with the necessary value after analysis of the declaration and before running. In this way, you will be able to analyze the statement once and execute it several times with different values without new analysis view the statement. Also, the SQL engine will be able to use its SQL cache if you try to analyze the statement even once again, which will significantly improve performance. However, if you concatenate variable literal value to education, engine SQL won't recognize the statement as one already analyzed, it will not use its cache and it will analyze the statement again from scratch. From a point of view shortly, the best approach is as follows:
"" AND user_id =? ".
and then
= stat dbt.createPreparedStatement (sql, 1);
stat.setString (1, userId); Don't forget to change the username to a string type in the method declaration
RS = stat.executeQuery ();
There are other problems in your code. First of all, the invocation closeResultSet (rs) after closeStatement (stat) is erroneous and obsolete, because when you close a SQLStatement instance it automatically closes all its result sets. Secondly, in the finally block you call closeStatement (stat), but there is no guarantee that stat variable is not null. For example, the variable stat can be null if the SQLStatement instance has not been established successfully in the try section above.
Dimitar
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I have a PL/SQL script, processing of information between Oracle and MySQL databases. My script runs perfectly with DG4ODBC 11.1.0.7. Then we went from Oracle 10.2.0 and 11.2.0.2 DG4ODBC. Now, if I run my script from command line Solaris love. / myscript.shl, I get the following errors:
PL/SQL: ORA-00904: "cmswhit_moodle1." "" "" mdl_grade_grades "." finalgrade ": invalid identifier.
PL/SQL: ORA-00904: "cmswhit_moodle1." "" "" mdl_question_states '. "the attempt": invalid identifier "
The strange thing is that if I run the same query by cut and paste in sqlplus command line, the application works perfectly without any problems.
What is the cause of this problem?
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Jeffrey
Hi Klaus,
The problem has been resolved after I upgraded MySQL ODBC to a new version of 5.1.8 to 5.1.13.
Summary of the problem and its solution:
The problem: It seems that dg4odbc 11.2.0.2 requires a newer version of MyODBC. Previously, I used MyODBC 5.1.8, which ran into problems with dg4odbc 11.20.0.2.
The Solution: After that I upgraded 5.1.13 MyODBC, my PL/SQL scripts all work.
I need to point out that with that MyODBC 5.1.8, I can run queries and updates to SQL * more console, but now the PL/SQL scripts.
I'm going to close this message.
Once again, thank you and happy holidays.
Jeffrey
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Dear all,
Object invalid "MSC_ORDERS_V_1" after the upgrade to 12.1.3
NAME OF THE TEXT
------------------------------ ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
MSC_ORDERS_V_1 ORA-00904: "MSC_GET_NAME." "" LOT_NUMBER_FOR_DEMAND ": invalid identifier
Thank you
JackieObject invalid "MSC_ORDERS_V_1" after the upgrade to 12.1.3
NAME OF THE TEXT
------------------------------ ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
MSC_ORDERS_V_1 ORA-00904: "MSC_GET_NAME." "" LOT_NUMBER_FOR_DEMAND ": invalid identifierAccording to eTRM site http://etrm.oracle.com this seems to be a custom object. So, please ask developers to examine the code and fix it.
Thank you
Hussein -
ORA-00904 after creating a relationship with object_ref
Hi all
Stupidly, I created a master / detail relationship using an object_ref. I cannot now make a query on the master block I get ORA-00904: 'C': identifier not valid when 'c' is the alias of the table.
i.e. SELECT ROWID, REF c, c.CSPL_ID, c.CCUST_CCUST_ID, c.CRTN_USER, c.DESCR, com_sop_prd_lists c.DATE_CRTD c
I removed the link, but the error persists. I looked in the code but don't for the life of me find where this REF (c) is defined. Any ideas where to look?
Concerning
JenHello
Go to palette property of the header of the block and find the property called Alias in the database section and put under vacuum using color red inherit from the top toolbar. And set the property include REF point on no..
Then run your form, it should work.
-Clément
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ORA-00904: "DATA". "" AM ": invalid identifier
Hello
I am facing upwards a situation I can't find why is the error ora-00904 appears.
I wrote the request as follows:(A)
with data as ( select uc.* from user_computer uc where computer_name like '%'||:perioxi||'%' ) select uc.* from user_computer uc where exists (select 1 from data where data.am = uc.am) and exists (select 1 from v_misthotoi_orga where uc.am = v_misthotoi_orga.matr)
Where the utilisateur_ordinateur is a table, and the v_misthotoi_orga is a db view (a view that is based on another view that is based on a table that is accessed through a dblink).
A query runs without error.(B)
with data as ( select uc.* from user_computer uc where computer_name like '%'||:perioxi||'%' ) select uc.* from user_computer uc where exists (select 1 from data where data.am = uc.am) <.... THE DATACOLUMN DATA.AM IS USED, WITHOUT ERROR and exists (select 1 from v_misthotoi_orga where data.am = v_misthotoi_orga.matr) <.....THIS IS WHERE THE ERROR IS LOCATED (DATA.AM)
The above query (application B) stops with error: ORA-00904: "DATA". "" AM ": invalid identifier.
You can identify the cause of the error, since the datacolumn 'am' in 'data' datasource is used twice in query B.
In the first instance without any error in the second with the error.Note: Oracle db v.2
Thank you
SIMHey Sim,
Change
select 1 from v_misthotoi_orga where data.am = v_misthotoi_orga.matr
TO
select 1 from v_misthotoi_orga, data where data.am = v_misthotoi_orga.matr
In this query, Oracle knows no data unless you specify in the From clause that he should use.
HTH,
Stefan
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ORA-00904: "ORA_ROWSCN": invalid identifier
Get this error when trying to open tables in SQL Developer and data display.
ORA-00904: "ORA_ROWSCN": invalid identifier
Found a very old thread talking about this error, and now it's happening with me with SQL Developer Version on a Mac/Yosemite 4.1.1.19.
https://community.Oracle.com/thread/1019844
It happened for awhile and I didn't say anything because I can run a select statement * and get all the data I need. But it is bit boring so wonder if it's a bug that's resurfaced? Anyone else seeing this? Apparently not, because there seems to be no recent discussions on this subject, but maybe I'm not find them.
Earl
References to the built-in ORA_ROWSCN function should not return the message "invalid identifier" when connected to Oracle 10 g R1 or higher. When you connect to a pre - 10 g R1, uncheck the box use ORA_ROWSCN for DataEditor insert and update statements in Tools > Preferences > Database > Object Viewerr.
Edit:
Oracle 10 g or higher, tables with a policy defined on them will know it: ORA-00904: 'ORA_ROWSCN': invalid makes unusable 2.1.0.63 output
Edit2:
More information, if you wish: using ora_rowscn on a table FGAC: bug?
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ORA-00904: 'TIMESTAMPADD': identifier invalido
Hi all.
Can help you with this error?
ORA-00904: 'TIMESTAMPADD': identifier invalido
I am trying this:
SELECT (timestampadd (SQL_TSI_MONTH, 3, TIMESTAMP ' 2010-11-30 10:00:00 ')) FROM dual;
TKS
Simone
Hello.
Sorry for my confusion.
It is a Timesten database. Not an oracle database.
REF. http://docs.oracle.com/en/database/
Tkss
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