Variable in which returns no rows
HelloI'm sorry if this is a simple question but I must be missing something and I can not find the answer. I'm writing a very simple search, and when I get to the USER: P10_SEARCH (inside the SQL workshop pop up) it returns no rows, but when I change it to "where ut." USERNAME = 'USER' "without the double quote him returns the row for the USER username. I'm under APEX 3.2.0.00.27 in 10 Express. I looked at some examples of Oracle applications and I couldn't find my mistake, if someone could guide me in the right direction I'd appreciate it.
Select ut. Username "username".
ut. Username "username".
ut. FIRST_NAME. ' ' || STH Last_name 'full name '.
ut. DEPARTMENT "Department".
c USER_TABLE
where ut. USERNAME =: P10_SEARCH
Hello
If the USER name column is defined as a CHAR data type, then you will need to mount your binding variable (P10_SEARCH) being of the CHAR type.
....
where a.USERNAME = cast( :P10_SEARCH as char(n) ) --- where n is the same size as declared for USERNAME
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Published by: city has on January 4, 2010 17:09
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