We are on Oracle 11.2.0.2 on Solaris 10. I have a procedure call that errors out with this error:
SP2-0027: Input is too long (> 2499 characters) - line ignored.
It is one single procedure but it takes too many long inputs in it. This giant procedure call -with some names changed - is as below -
SQL> exec func_j23k_TYPE_ADD( 'coR-EXECUTION-SUCCEEDED-XLS-PDF-HTM-TXT-CSV-XML-FLF','co Reporting','NOT',func_j23k_TYPE_ACTION_ARRAY(func_j23k_TYPE_ACTION_TYPE(LANG_TEXT_ARRAY(LANG_TEXT_TYPE('en_US', 'Find in Report List'),LANG_TEXT_TYPE('en_CA', 'Find in Report List'),LANG_TEXT_TYPE('fr_CA', 'Chercher dans la liste des rapports'),LANG_TEXT_TYPE('es_US', 'Buscar en lista de informes')),'/Reporting/el/',1,func_TYPE_ACTION_STATUS_ARRAY(),func_TYPE_ACTION_SCREEN_ARRAY(),'NWR',NULL, NULL),func_j23k_TYPE_ACTION_TYPE(LANG_TEXT_ARRAY(LANG_TEXT_TYPE('en_US', 'Open using Excel'),LANG_TEXT_TYPE('en_CA', 'Open using Excel'),LANG_TEXT_TYPE('fr_CA', 'Ouvrir au format Excel'),LANG_TEXT_TYPE('es_US', 'Abrir usando
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SP2-0027: Input is too long (> 2499 characters) - line ignored.
I got an exception when I was using sesame adapter to dump a turtle file which contains long texts as objects into oracle semantic database. The exception information is:
org.openrdf.repository.RepositoryException: org.openrdf.sail.SailException: java.sql.SQLException: ORA-01461: can bind a LONG value only for insert into a LONG column
ORA-06512: in "SF.ORACLE_ORARDF_ADDHELPER", line 1 ORA-06512: in line 1 at oracle.jdbc.driver.T4CTTIoer.processError(T4CTTIoer.java:439) at oracle.jdbc.driver.T4CTTIoer.processError(T4CTTIoer.java:395) at oracle.jdbc.driver.T4C8Oall.processError(T4C8Oall.java:802) ...
resolve problem with move lob objects ? I move table partition and lob (BLOB) from one tablespace to another :
alter table EBIF.APO_T_VER_DISP_ACC_RESP MOVE PARTITION P1M20120901 LOB(SIGNATURE_PATTERN) STORE AS (TABLESPACE tmp) t able EBIF.APO_T_VER_DISP_ACC_RESP MOVE PARTITION have : pbeb_ap1.SYS>select partition_name , tablespace_name from dba_lob_partitions where table_name='APO_T_VER_DISP_ACC_RESP';
BEGIN text3:='&text3'; select sal into number1 from emp where ename=text3; dbms_output.put_line(text1||' today on '||text2||' salary of Mr.'||text3||' is='||number1); end test; **************************************
ERROR at line 1: ORA-06502: PL/SQL: numeric or value error: character string buffer too small ORA-06512: at "SCOTT.TEST", line 10 ORA-06512: at line 1
I am attempting to run a query to pull some data to fill a data request. However I keep getting the following error, "ERROR at line 1:ORA-00972: identifier is too long."
select FS_CORRESPONDENCE_CODE||';'||CM_FILER_SEQ||';'||CM_ORGNAME||';'||CM_FILER_CODE||';'|| CM_PARTY_CODE||';'||RC_LNAME||';'||RC_FNAME||';'||RC_ORGNAME||';'||RC_MAILADDR1||';'|| RC_MAILADDR2||';'||RC_CITY||';'||RC_STATE||";'||RC_ZIP||';'||RC_OCCUPATION||';'|| RC_EMPLOYER||';'||RC_AMT||';'|| from TREFCM, trefrc, treffs WHERE CM_FILER_SEQ = RC_FILER_SEQ
SQL> alter system "_allow_level_without_connect_by"=true scope=spfile; alter system "_allow_level_without_connect_by"=true scope=spfile * ERROR at line 1: ORA-00972: identifier is too long
I have a problem i need to convert a blob column contains pic file to long row
i had many tries but no one succeeded
----------------------------------- Source table | destination table id number | id number img blob | img long raw ------------------------------------
1 - INSERT INTO destination table SELECT id , img FROM Source table WHERE ROWNUM < 2
i have this error ORA-22835 Buffer too small for CLOB to CHAR or BLOB to RAW conversion (actual: 146092, maximum: 2000)
2 - INSERT INTO destination table SELECT id , dbms_lob.SUBSTR(img,0,2000) FROM Source table WHERE ROWNUM < 2
display or get values stored in a long column.i tried the below code, but myvar is shown as null. am i missing something here or is there a better apporoach than this ?. There are actually 16 rows returned for this query but with empty values for 'high_value' column which is critical for me. How can i do this long to varchar convertion ?
SET SERVEROUTPUT ON DECLARE my_var long; BEGIN for x in ( SELECT high_value FROM all_tab_partitions WHERE table_name = 'SALES_DISCOUNT' AND table_owner = 'CED12' ORDER BY partition_position DESC ) [code]....
I'm creating a package function that would return the image from the table HR.PER_IMAGES.
Here's the table description of HR.PER_IMAGES IMAGE_ID NUMBER(15) IMAGE LONG RAW PARENT_ID NUMBER(15) TABLE_NAME VARCHAR2(30)
I have also created a simple PL/SQL code that would supposed to extract the value of the IMAGE column and store it in a variable then return it from a function.
DECLARE x LONG RAW; BEGIN SELECT image INTO x FROM per_images WHERE parent_id = :p_parent_id ; END;
However, I'm getting the "ORA-06502: PL/SQL: numeric or value error" message. I have tried retrieving an specific image using Oracle Reports Developer and when I queried it was able to render the image on the report page.
I would like to know if there is possible to transform a CLOB type variable intro a long type variable. I know, that LONG is obsolete in Oracle, but I need it, because in a PL/SQL 'execute immediate' sentence a CLOB is not allowed.
when i look at the max(length(rowid)) from our tables - i see that the value is 18, while the length in the query is 38.
this seems to be the problem, but i don't understand why, and didn't see a proof of it in the documentation.
also, in the log of the application debug, i see another error on executing the exact statement - ORA-00054: resource busy and acquire with NOWAIT specified or timeout expired.
1. What can cause the ora-00972 error? is it the Rowid value?
2. How do i know what is the max length of rowid allowed?
3. is the first error somehow related to ORA-00054?
I am not sure but may be I need to set long size before running above query. But when I try to set long size gives below error. "The output from DBMS_METADATA.GET_DDL is a LONG datatype. When using SQL*Plus, your output may be truncated by default. Issue the following SQL*Plus command before issuing the
DBMS_METADATA.GET_DDL statement to ensure that your output is not truncated:"SQL> SET LONG 9999error: Unhandled SET statement: "SET LONG 9999"
I'm running a C++ program to call sqlplus to execute some sql scirpts. The program will accept arguments from users at the command line, and execute the script which the name will also be passed in as an argument to the program eg:
./MY_PROG.sh ABC.sql 23 (MY_PROG will call ABC.sql script and pass 23 as an argument to ABC.sql)
it works fine when the argument is passed in correctly, and my ABC.sql scirpt is able to execute correctly, however when the argument is not passed in, the program just hangs there, waiting for an input from the users. This is because "&1" in my script is expecting some value from users.
Because this program will be scheduled to run, and no one will be there to monitor the job, if so happens arguments were missing, the program will wait there for the entire night. Is there any way that I could make the program or the script to exit when there is no input to be found? I can't use timeout as I do not know how long does the script take to finish it operations, I could be updating millions of record from a script.
I am often supplied with a list of numbers to query against & normally take the easy option of editing the file & placing the select on each line. Like so. what to do to loop this. The input file would just be the numbers in a flat file.
Select status from thetable where MPN=�01234567890�; Select status from thetable where MPN=�12345678901�; Select status from thetable where MPN=�23456789012�; Select status from thetable where MPN=�34567890123�;
i am trying to create a procedure that will take an input and based on that input it will delete or update a row, if the input is wrong we will dbs_ouput a line telling the user to enter the input again. can i have a input parameter in a procedure and insert multiple rows with a single insert on a procedure?
I have an issue in oracle form 6i. I want to create an input box that accepts only number. As the user press any key other than allowed for numbers it should not accept.
How to use date as an input parameter,im supposed to use varchar2 as the data type
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE mail1 ( recievers VARCHAR2 ,p_date in varchar2 ) IS sender VARCHAR2(30) := 'xyz@gmail.com'; mailhost VARCHAR2(100) := 'host address'; TAB VARCHAR(2) := CHR(9); mail_conn utl_smtp.connection;
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cursor c1 is
--select activity_date,procedure_name,status_message,error_desc from staging_activity_log where rownum between 1 and 10 ; select activity_date,procedure_name,status_message,error_desc from staging_activity_log where error_desc is not null and trunc(activity_date) >= to_date(p_date,'DD-MON-YYYY') ; BEGIN
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when i execute i get
BEGIN mail1 ('xxx@gmail.com,yyy@gmail.com,'28-jan-2008'); END; Error at line 1 ORA-06502: PL/SQL: numeric or value error ORA-06512: at "MAIL1", line 27 ORA-06512: at line 1
I want to ask for a password from the user so they can access their account, however I want the password to have constraints on it. For example I want the user input to between 6 and 12 characters in length containing at least one number and one letter.
In PL/Sql, I create a new collection using TYPE. Then populate it with BULK COLLECT.The next step I need is to load data from the collection to pass as WHERE condition to a ref cursor.How I can do this?Every test I did fais. It seems to me that I cannot use some kind of SELECT to retrieve all data from the collection, but I might use a cursor to read row by row. (I'm on Oracle 11gR2 DB )
I am receiving a ORA-01489: result of string concatenation is too long error on the following code. The size of the MNO_NOTE fields is: MNO_NOTES_1 X(2000). I'd rather not modify the DB table column size, but rather that capacity of the "notes", or whatever structure the concatenated string is stored in. Could I use the substring method?
SELECT TO_DATE(TO_CHAR(mno_date_recorded,'yyyymmdd')|| TO_CHAR(mno_time_recorded,'0009'),'yyyymmddhh24mi') AS create_date, stf_id AS create_user, RTRIM(MNO_NOTES_1)|| RTRIM(MNO_NOTES_2)|| RTRIM(MNO_NOTES_3)|| RTRIM(MNO_NOTES_4)|| RTRIM(MNO_NOTES_5)|| [code]...
I have question related to LONG datatype. Actually from google and get to know that one table can have only one LONG datatype when i searched for reason . i got these resons:-
With 9i (I believe) and later versions, Oracle deprecates using the long datatype in favor of the lob (clob, nclob and blog) datatypes. It is only supported for backward compatibility.
Restriction:- It can not be used in create type as an attribute of the defined type.
It can not be used in where conditions.
There can be no indexes on long columns.
Regular Expression are not possible.
long can not be returned from a stored function.
SQL can not call functions that have an attribute of type long.
And even more restrictions.
So I want to know that is only reason because of that Oracle doesn't allow us to make two Column or is there any strong reason which make it more logical Like storing of data in Row blocks or some thing else.
