Statement ignored oracle ошибка
ORA-06550 is a very simple exception, and occurs when we try to execute a invalid pl/sql block like stored procedure. ORA-06550 is basically a PL/SQL compilation error. Lets check the following example to generate ORA-06550:
Here we create a stored procedure "myproc" which has some compilation errors and when we tried to execute it, ORA-06550 was thrown by the Oracle database. To debug ORA-06550 we can use "show error" statement as:
Now we know variable SAL is not defined and must be written as c.sal. So we will need to make corrections in "myproc" as
6 comments:
Hi every one!
Can anyone give me some idea about PRAGMA INLINE?
i have created the package
create or replace package maths
as
procedure addition(a in number, b in number,c in out number);
function subtraction(a in number,b in number,c out number) return number;
procedure multiplication(a in number,b in number,c out number);
function division(a in number,b in number,c out number) return number;
end maths;
And i created package body,
create or replace package body maths
as
procedure addition(a in number,b in number,c in out number)
is
begin
c:=a+b;
end addition;
function subtraction(a in number,b in number,c out number) return number
is
begin
c:=a-b;
return c;
end subtraction;
procedure multiplication(a in number,b in number,c out number)
is
begin
c:=a*b;
end multiplication;
function division(a in number,b in number,c out number) return number
is
begin
c:=a/b;
return c;
end division;
end maths;
And then i called the procedure by using the code
set serveroutput on
declare
x number;
y number;
z number;
begin
x:=10;
y:=20;
addition(x,y,z);
dbms_output.put_line(z);
end;
but i am getting the below error:
Error starting at line 148 in command:
declare
x number;
y number;
z number;
begin
x:=10;
y:=20;
addition(x,y,z);
dbms_output.put_line(z);
end;
Error report:
ORA-06550: line 8, column 1:
PLS-00905: object SATYA.ADDITION is invalid
ORA-06550: line 8, column 1:
PL/SQL: Statement ignored
06550. 00000 - "line %s, column %s:\n%s"
*Cause: Usually a PL/SQL compilation error.
*Action:
HOW CAN I RESOLVE THIS ERROR CAN ANY ONE PLZ HELP ME:
You forgot to add package name when calling the member function, use following
declare
x number;
y number;
z number;
begin
x:=10;
y:=20;
maths.addition(x,y,z);
dbms_output.put_line(z);
end;
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I have the following small function that does not compile:
The compiler gives me the following errors:
This is an insert into a object table, this is the code that table
What is causing this error and how can I fix it?
(1) I think the parentheses are not balanced. (2) You should include the column list when using insert .
@cjgmj Out of curiosity, why have you gone with this nested table approach? It's going to make querying the data more difficult than if you'd gone with a more traditional relational table design.
@cjgmj I'm no expert on nested tables, but what leaps out at me is that you've defined the table as an object of TIP_VENTA, so when you insert into it, you probably need to insert something that's also an object of TIP_VENTA. What Gordon meant by the column list is you would typically do an insert like: insert into table () values (
);
PL/SQL Statement ignored
PL/SQL Statement ignored
I am getting the eror "PL/SQL Statement ignored"
on a stored procedure.I can't see any syntax errors. the error is pointed at the line after ")IS"
Here's the code:
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE proc(
id IN NUMBER /*NUMBER(10)*/, total_amt_due_in IN NUMBER /*NUMBER(5,2)*/,
overnight_status IN CHAR /*CHAR(1)*/,
total_records_in IN NUMBER /*NUMBER(7)*/
If (overnight_status = '1') then
overnight_status := 'Y';
else
overnight_status := 'N';
end if;
INSERT INTO tbl
(
id,
res_id,
total_amt_due,
overnight_status,
total_records
)
VALUES(
seq_id.nextval,
res_id_in,
total_amt_due_in,
overnight_status,
total_records_in
);
END;
/
Any help appreciated
Are you familiar with the "show errors" command in SQL*Plus. It will give you the exact error that's causing the problem.
When I try to create your proc (excluding the insert statement), and then show the errors, I get "PLS-00363: expression 'OVERNIGHT_STATUS' cannot be used as an
assignment target". You are trying to change the value of an input-only parameter, which is not allowed.
Probably you can correct this easily by declaring a variable to hold the desired 'Y/N', and using it in your insert statement.
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE proc(
id IN NUMBER /*NUMBER(10)*/, total_amt_due_in IN NUMBER /*NUMBER(5,2)*/,
overnight_status IN CHAR /*CHAR(1)*/,
total_records_in IN NUMBER /*NUMBER(7)*/
)
IS
insert_status char(1);
BEGIN
If (overnight_status = '1') then
insert_status := 'Y';
else
insert_status := 'N';
end if;
INSERT INTO tbl
(
id,
res_id,
total_amt_due,
overnight_status,
total_records
)
VALUES(
seq_id.nextval,
res_id_in,
total_amt_due_in,
insert_status,
total_records_in
);
END;
/
Thank you
I appreciate it.
Can you give me more details of how to use SHOW ERRORS in a stored procedure?
I am not able to locate much info on that issue at the moment
Are you running the stored proc on sql*plus?
If yes, then as soon as you receive this error:
Warning: Procedure created with compilation errors.
then type show errors;
and the error message with the accompanying line number will be displayed.
hope this helps.
sokeh
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Demonstration of the Error
If I compile this procedure, I get this message:
As you can see, I get the error code ORA-06550: line X column X.
What caused this error?
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ORA-06550 Solution
To resolve the ORA-06550 error, first fix the error that comes with it.
The error that comes with it is also more descriptive of the actual issue.
For example, in our example above, I also got a PLS-00201 error.
This was because I had mentioned a variable called someOtherValue but this was not declared anywhere.
To fix this, I would need to declare the variable, correct a typo if I spelt it wrong, or use another value.
Once you have fixed the error, recompile the code.
Hopefully this article has helped you resolve the ORA-06550 error message.
2 Answers 2
The PL/SQL: SQL Statement ignored message is usually just the top of the error stack and a following line will indicate what the actual issue is.
Having untangled your object creation statements and got them in an order that lets them all compile (and fixed at least one typo, and guess that a dangling comma was also a typo), creating your procedure gets:
You've defined TIP_VENTA with five fields:
But the object you create during your insert only has four values (reformatted to make it a bit more readable):
You've got cantidad inside the TIP_LINEAS_VENTA() constructor call, instead of after it:
But that now gets:
The fourth field of the TIP_VENTA is type TIP_LINEAS_VENTA, so you need to have a TIP_LINEAVENTA within that table constructor:
Which then gets:
. because you're using actual objects instead of REFs to them, as the other type definitions expect. You'll need to decide whether to make them actual objects or fix the REFs.
Dheeraj Kumar M wrote:
Hi ALL, i am getting the following err :
PL/SQL: SQL Statement ignored
PL/SQL: ORA-00904: "B2B_REC"."column_name": invalid identifier
b2b_rec should be of a structure that matches the returned columns of the query, not of type sys_refcursor.
A ref cursor is just a pointer, so you cannot fetch a ref cursor into another ref cursor.
What exactly are you trying to achieve and why are you using ref cursors?
I need to purge the records retrieved out of the select query. and also delete the corresponding records from other tables as well..
The "whereclause" is a dynamically constructed one.. and passed to Storedproc
You probably can use Dynamic SQL here.
Open the cursor for update and add the delete from table_name.
Well, you could do it with ref cursors.
. but there's no need.
However, you should also consider that permitting dynamic where clauses like that leaves your code liable to SQL injection, and in the case of issuing deletes based on it, potential loss of data that shouldn't be deleted.
Far better and more secure would be to include specific parameters for the conditions that are permitted and only allow those conditions to be specified.
Thank you for the pointers.. If the select qry involves multiple tables
'SELECT a,b,c from table_name, table_name1 where' || whereClause
then do i need to create multiple b2b_rec table_name%rowtype; ??
Dheeraj Kumar M wrote:
Thank you for the pointers.. If the select qry involves multiple tables
'SELECT a,b,c from table_name, table_name1 where' || whereClause
then do i need to create multiple b2b_rec table_name%rowtype; ??
You can't. You would have to create a fixed type structure that corresponds to the returned columns.
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Are you getting the ORA-06550 error when running an SQL statement? Learn the cause of this error and the solution in this article.
ORA-06550 Cause
ORA-06550 is caused by a PL/SQL compilation error – an error in your PL/SQL code.
The cause of the error is actually dependent on the error it is linked to.
It’s a bit of a decoy. It says “Hey, I’ve found an error, but your actual error is over there!”
As you might notice, when you get an ORA-06550 error, it is accompanied by a second error message just below it.
You should be able to see this if you’re running SQL Developer or Toad (or many other IDEs).
Go to View > Log, and a Log window should appear.
If not, you can run the SHOW ERRORS command.
This will show the error message that causes this error to appear, which could be one of many errors.
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