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The below query is not working and the error its giving is ORA-01722
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SELECT c1.certificate_nbr, c2.part_nbr as part171, c2.inactive_ind, c2.hts_cde, c2.originating_ind, c3.iso_country_cde, c2.basis_cde, c2.producer_cde, c2.cert_cde, c2.regional_value_content_cde, c2.part_nbr, c1.effective_dte FROM certificates c1, certificate_parts c2, displayed_countries_of_origin c3 WHERE c1.certificate_nbr=c2.part_nbr AND c2.part_nbr=c3.certificate_nbr; and i am really not understanding what to.... please help me... ![]() Last edited by pabloj : April 25th, 2008 at 02:00 PM. |
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Hi and welcome to Devshed, please consider this is not a free support service, don't expect an immediate answer, there is no SLA.
Then, in order to improve your chances, learn a few things: 1. use a descriptive subject for your posts 2. include full error messages and table(s) structure 3. add proper formatting to your code, make it easy to read 4. describe your requirements and expected results 5. provide sample data to reproduce your case 6. post the solution if you got it elsewhere
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desc your tables to check the type of the column. although you see the data of column is number, but the type of column is char type. the connection of different type maybe cause the error which you mentioned. hope it can help you! ^^
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