my update query seems to fail with error
ORA-00907: missing right parenthesis
Below is my test case:
create table t1(
sn varchar2(30),
inv_org number);
create table s1(
sn varchar2(30),
trx_date date,
inv_org number);
[code]...
Im running the following code and receiving 'error ORA-00907: missing right parenthesis' when I try and run the
to_char(((FAF_CALC_CCONTRIB (FA_ASSESSMENT.IDENTIFIER,'C'/7)*(TRUNC(TO_DATE(CPC_PROVISIONS.ACTUAL_END_DATE,'DD-MON-YY') - TO_DATE(CPC_PROVISIONS.ACTUAL_START_DATE,'DD-MON-YY')))),'FM9999990.00'),
If I remove this line then the SQL runs without problems. I think it's the first part FAF_CALC_CCONTRIB (FA_ASSESSMENT.IDENTIFIER,'C'thats causing the problems because I am using near identical code in another script which works perfectly.
My query
SELECT node_nme, os_nme, os_vrsn_nme, CPU_QTY, mch_id_nme
FROM node_t
WHERE node_nme IN
(
SELECT DISTINCT upper(node_nme) as node_nme FROM node_t WHERE row_status_cde IN (1,4)
[code]...
Now, when I run this i get the missing parenthesis error, though I don't konw why.The subselect in the IN works fine and returns exactly what it should.
I'm working on my database homework, and I came across an error that I cannot seem to fix. I'm getting a missing right parenthesis error on line 7, but I seem to have all my parenthesis, endless I'm overlooking one.
DROP TABLE RoomDM CASCADE CONSTRAINTS PURGE;
1 CREATE TABLE RoomDM (
2 rNo VARCHAR(4),
3 hNo NUMBER(3),
4 type CHAR(6) NOT NULL,
5 price NUMBER(3,2) NOT NULL,
6 CONSTRAINT RoomDM_PK PRIMARY KEY (rNo, hNo),
7 CONSTRAINT RoomDM_hNo_FK FOREGIN KEY (hNo)
8 REFERENCES HotelDM (hNo) ON DELETE CASCADE,
9 CONSTRAINT RoomDM_type_CK CHECK(type IN(single, Double, Family))
10 );
The error looks like this:
CONSTRAINT RoomDM_hNo_FK FOREGIN KEY (hNo)
* ERROR at line 7:
ORA-00907: missing right parenthesis
I'm trying to create a Top / Bottom query from an example i already have but when i executed it, i got an error:
ORA-00907: missing right parenthesis
The coding i've got is:
SELECT customer_id, forename, surname, start_date_time, end_date_time, pos
FROM (
SELECT customer_id, forename, surname, start_date_time, end_date_time,
row_number() over (
partion by start_date_time
order by customer_id asc) pos
from customer, phone_call)
where pos = 1;
The error is on the partition line but i've closed all the open brackets,
Can I use CASE statement Inside a Oracle Report Query. I'm using Oracle Reports Builder 10g.
My Report Query looks like this,
select invh_code, invh_number, invh_date, invh_cm_code, im_description
from invoice_head, invoice_det, unit_of_measurement, item_master
where invd_invh_code = invh_code and im_code = invd_item_code
AND
(case :p_flag when 1 then (substr(invd_item_number,0,(length(invd_item_number)-4)) BETWEEN :P_V_ITM_FRM AND :P_V_ITM_TO)
else 1
end)
order by invh_number
:p_flag is a parameter that i pass from oracle form and based on that value (:p_flag=1) i need to include this specific condition
else omit that condition.
But the CASE statement is throwing Error
ORA-00907 :Missing Right Paranthesis
(case :p_flag when 1 then (substr(invd_item_number,0,(length(invd_item_number)-4))
==> BETWEEN :P_V_ITM_FRM AND :P_V_ITM_TO)
i am binding a string to a CONTAINS search (oracle text) and its throwing an error because of characters within the string.
this causes the error.
Quote:
(A. A.)
if i take out ( and ) it works
Quote:
A. A.
i thought binding took care of these issues as well as sql injection?
example:
SELECT
score(1) the_score,
id
FROM
t_table
WHERE
contains(text_column, :BINDVAR1, 1) > 0
how can i get around this and other character errors on the fly?
I am running the following query but getting an error
Select
main.dietdate,
main.dietCombinationId,
main.diet_combination_name,
main.DTYPE,
Sum(main.TOTALVAL) as SCount,
[Code]....
ERROR at line Where Dem.diet_combination_id = DESS.diet_combination_id main , mas_diet_combination mmh ORA-00907: missing right parenthesis
finding where I am getting wrong
"WORST query formatting as the above query was written (by some developers) in MySQL and being migrated to oracle"
i'm trying to create table and im getting this error all the time.
CREATE TABLE Category (
Name CHAR(20) NOT NULL,
CategoryId INTEGER UNSIGNED NOT NULL,
RRO DOUBLE NULL,
LRO DOUBLE NULL,
IHRRO DOUBLE NULL,
PRIMARY KEY(Name, CategoryId)
);
I have been looking at this now for a good 2 hours. It seems like a simple error but I just cant see it. I must of counted the brackets 20 times. I have run this code in SQL developer using actual values and it works fine.
If your wondering about the esig class it just runs the sql with a few other SQL statements. I have changed the code below to a SELECT * statement just so see if it was actually that statement that was the problem. The select worked so it must be this.
Original
- oracle Code
$esig->setSQL("INSERT INTO document_ecopy
(DOCUMENT_ECOPY_ID
,DOCUMENT_UUID
[Code].....
I have following query. I checked manytime but I am unable to find the reason of error Ora-00907
SELECT Working_Days(sdate,edate),
Ddecode(Physical_files Between 1 And 500 And Working_Days(sdate,edate) Between 1 And 30,-1,
decode(Physical_files Between 501 And 3000 And Working_Days(sdate,edate) Between 1 And 180,-1,0)) col2
FROM table1 INNER JOIN table2
ON table1_Sno=table2_Sno
In this query, working_days is function that return working days.
CREATE TABLE titledds
( Title_Id NUMBER(4) PRIMARY KEY
TName VARCHAR2(20) NOT NULL UNIQUE
Price NUMBER(5)
Discount NUMBER(2)
TextCat VARCHAR2(5)
);
wen i enter this im getting an error @ TName VARCHAR2(20) NOT NULL UNIQUE
ORA-00907: MISSING RIGHT PARENTHESIS
im using 11g 2nd release..
CREATE TABLE LOCATION(
Locid NUMBER (5) LOCATION_LOCID_PRIMARY KEY,
Bldg_Code VARCHAR2 (10) NOT NULL,
Room VARCHAR2 (6) NOT NULL,
Capacity NUMBER (5));
CREATE TABLE FALCULTY(
[code]...
I am trying to execute the following query
SELECT inst_id, SID, serial#, module,username, machine, action, logon_time,status,event FROM gv$session
WHERE SID in
(
SELECT sid,id1,request FROM GV$LOCK
WHERE (id1, id2, type) IN
(SELECT id1, id2, type FROM GV$LOCK WHERE request>0) ORDER BY id1, request
)
And I received the following error message
ORA-00907: missing right parenthesis
But when I execute
SELECT inst_id, SID, serial#, module,username, machine, action, logon_time,status,event FROM gv$session
and
SELECT sid,id1,request FROM GV$LOCK
WHERE (id1, id2, type) IN
(SELECT id1, id2, type FROM GV$LOCK WHERE request>0) ORDER BY id1, request
separately. It works fine. Why is it erroring out when I include the query in WHERE clause. Rather than the work around, I would like to know the reason for the need of right paranthesis.
I am new to Pl/SQL, I have created the following statement but I am getting ORA-00907: missing right parenthesis 00907. 00000 - "missing right parenthesis"
SELECT P.PERSON_ID,
P.EMPLOYEE_NUMBER "Employee ID",
P.FIRST_NAME "FRSTNAME",
P.MIDDLE_NAMES "MIDLNAME",
P.LAST_NAME "LASTNAME",
[Code]....
expdp test/test directory=dmpdir dumpfile=wip.dmp logfile=wip.log tables=wip_runcard query=wip_runcard:'"where org_id=51 and time<to_date ('2011-01-01 00:00:00','yyyy-mm-dd hh24:mi:ss') and ship_time is not null and wip_route=999 and used_status=5"'
but error:
ORA-31693: Table data object "TEST"."WIP_RUNCARD" failed to load/unload and is being skipped due to error:
ORA-00907: missing right parenthesis
how to use expdp query paramter with time?
im trying to insert these results to my fact table (fact_apartments) with the following:
INSERT INTO fact_apartments(avg_price, segmentid, projectid)
SELECT (avg(price), segmentid, projectid)
FROM projectdetails
WHERE projectid = '1';
but it return with the missing right parenthesis.
Check out following query
SELECT LOCALTIMESTAMP,SYSTIMESTAMP,EXTRACT(hour FROM LOCALTIMESTAMP) +2,
CASE WHEN EXTRACT(HOUR FROM LOCALTIMESTAMP) +2 Between 9 and 17 OR
(EXTRACT(HOUR FROM LOCALTIMESTAMP)+2 = '5' AND EXTRACT(MINUTE FROM LOCALTIMESTAMP)+2 > '60')
THEN TO_CHAR(FROM_TZ(LOCALTIMESTAMP,'GMT') AT TIME ZONE '+05:30','DD-MON-YYYY HH24:MI:SS')
CASE WHEN EXTRACT(HOUR FROM LOCALTIMESTAMP)+2 < '9'
THEN TO_CHAR(FROM_TZ(SYSTIMESTAMP,'GMT')+2 AT TIME ZONE '+05:30','DD-MON-YYYY HH24:MI:SS')
END
FROM dual;
ORA-00905: missing keyword
i have this query
select emp_name, emp_id , telephone , address , age
from hr_detailes;
the data in column (telephone) such as 5555555 how can make all data in this column must be in a parenthesi such as (555555)
I'm trying to install Oracle 10g Enterprise Ed. (on Windows 2003 Std. Ed) and I get some errors:
First “Fail to start OCR” I press "continue" and the installation continue. Next “Operative System Error when start OracleCSService” and when I press "continue" the installation finish.
At the end of installation, It seems like Oracle DB is Ok, but not really...I can't connect to database from Enterprise Manager and the OracleCSService is in "Starting mode".
Oracle and I am receiving ora-00905 missing keyword error.what could possibly be wrong with this SQL statement?
Select
T1.*,
T2.*
From
Table1 T1 INNER JOIN
Table2 T2 On
[code]....
I am trying to select the maximum dates from 2 different tables and I am using Oracle 10.
SELECT XMLELEMENT (DECODE ('RF', 'RF', 'Credit', 'Sale'), xmlattributes ('01234567' AS "id") ) AS Order FROM DUAL
when I run the above SQL I'm getting "ORA-00917-missing comma" error.
I ran into a problem recently which has to do with the following query:
SELECT '' || ROUND(GEOGR_LAENGE,5) || ',' || ROUND(GEOGR_BREITE,5) || '," [BUE] ' || BAUFORM_GRUPPE || '"', KM
AS TEXT
FROM MYTABLEA mmtable
WHERE (mmtable.GEOGR_LAENGE IS NOT NULL
AND mmtable.GEOGR_BREITE IS NOT NULL
AND mmtable.STRECKE_NR IN
(
[code].....
The problem is, that Oracle alerts a missing expression at line 4, and highlights the "IS NOT NULL". Personally I don't see that anything is wrong with this line. I think the problems source is somewhere else but I cannot find it.
I'll give you a little bit of background to the script:
What I am trying to achieve is to request the values in the first line with the following conditions:
- mmtable.GEOGR_LAENGE, GEOGR_BREITE must not be empty
- rbtable.STRECKE_NR for the requested line (which is similar to mmtable.STRECKE_NR) must have "MITTE" as a value for NL_NAME
- mmtable.KM => rbtable.VON_KM
- mmtable.KM <= rbtable.BIS_KM
so that only those lines will be returned.
I'm working on Oracle SQL Developer: ODMiner. I keep getting a syntax error with the following code,
CREATE TABLE FINAL_WEBLOG AS
select SESSION_DT, C_IP, CS_USER_AGENT,
LISTAGG(WEB_LINK, ' ')
WITHIN GROUP (ORDER BY C_IP, CS_USER_AGENT) "WEB_LINKS",
FROM WEBLOG_VIEWS
GROUP BY C_IP, CS_USER_AGENT, SESSION_DT
ORDER BY SESSION_DT
I understand if it's the semicolon that is missing after "FROM WEBLOG_VIEWS", but I'm not sure on how I can rephrase it.
The error I got was,
Error at Command Line:5 Column:2
Error report:
SQL Error: ORA-00936: missing expression
00936. 00000 - "missing expression"
*Cause:
*Action:
SQL> select * from t1;
NAME
----------
JACK
JOHN
JENN
SQL> select * from t2;
NAME
----------
JACK
PAUL
SQL> select a.name from t1 a, t2 b where a.name <> b.name
2 order by name;
NAME
----------
JACK
JENN
JENN
JOHN
JOHN
I would have expected to see the following:
name
-----
JOHN
JENN
PAUL
how to fix this query? In additon, is there a way to print the table name or some arrows (>>, <<) to show which table the values came from
I.e
name
=====
JOHN t1 or <<
JENN t1 or <<
PAUL t2 or >>
I am getting the ORA-00936: missing expression error while running the below stated query. Problem is that it is running and fetching the data successfully for the first 5 runs. But from the 6th run it is not fetching the data and throwing the ORA-00936: missing expression error. consider I am passing parameters to the query and for the first 5 values i pass its runnign fine. when i run the query for the 6th time or more with different parameter, its throwing the error. it does not seems to be the data issue because when i pass the 6th parameter for the first run on the next day, it is fetching data.
(SELECT ABC.POST_SMRY_CORR_I,NVL(ABC.CORR_TYPE_C,' ') AS CORR_TYPE_C,NVL(ABC.ENTR_DOC_I,' ') AS ENTR_DOC_I,
ABC.EST_LIQN_D, '' AS EVNT_TYPE_C, ABC.CORR_STAT_C
FROM POST_SMRY_CORR ABC,POST_ENTR_DISCP PSCWQ,ENTR_DOC ED
WHERE ABC.POST_SMRY_CORR_I = PSCWQ.POST_ENTR_DOC_I
and ED.ENTR_DOC_I = '123'AND ABC.ENTR_DOC_I=ED.ENTR_DOC_I
AND ED.ENTR_TYPE_C != 11
AND POST_ENTR_TYPE_C='PSC' AND DISCP_STAT_C !='CL' AND ABC.CORR_STAT_C !='CLS'
[code]....
I am getting error while trying to create a table
SQL>
SQL> CREATE OR REPLACE TABLE CEE_OSPCM_DETAILS
2 (
3 ORD_NBR VARCHAR2(10) NOT NULL,
4 ORD_APPNDX NUMBER(2) NOT NULL,
5 FRCOI_NBR NUMBER,
6 PRINT_NBR VARCHAR2(4),
[code]....
I need query to find the missing dates between two columns in given month.
CREATE TABLE emp_shift (
empno NUMBER(4),
fr_date DATE,
TO_DATE DATE,
shift VARCHAR2(1));
CREATE TABLE emp (
empno NUMBER(4)
);
[code].....
Required output is
MISSING_DATES EMPNO
---------------------- ----------
09-SEP-12 TO 11-SEP-12 7499
23-SEP-12 TO 26-SEP-12 7499
01-sep-12 TO 30-SEP-12 7521
01-sep-12 TO 30-SEP-12 7788
I have 2 tables used in this problem: ODETAILS and ORDERS.
ODETAILS has the following columns: ONO, PNO, QTY, COST
ORDERS has the following columns: ONO, CNO, ENO, RECEIVED, SHIPPED, ORDER_COST
UPDATE ORDERS
SET ORDER_COST= 1 * ( select SUM(
SELECT COST
FROM ODETAILS
WHERE ORDERS.PNO=ODETAILS.PNO
)
);
In ODETAILS there can be more than 1 row for 1 order. So I'm trying to add all the COSTs in ODETAILS.
DDL statements automatically end with COMMIT the user transactions in which they appear. Foe example:
-------------------------------------------
create table mytable01 (i integer);
insert into mytable01
select 1 from dual;
create table mytable02 (i integer);
-------------------------------------------
After all three statements are executed, data are committed in mytable01.
In the Oracle DB server SQL guide we read:
"DDL commands, such as TRUNCATE, will fail if there is any DML command active on the table. A transaction will block the DDL command until the DML command is terminated with a COMMIT or a ROLLBACK."
But I executed the following without any problem:
-------------------------------------------
create table mytable (i integer);
insert into mytable
select 1 from dual;
commit;
update mytable
set i = 2;
alter table mytable add (j integer);
-------------------------------------------
So where's the truth? Are DDL statements blocked when they refer to an active object accessed from a DML or not?