Trying to assign string variable like,
mon = "jan"
but it returns Syntax error : Invalid Operand
I'm on window opengrads.
ga-> mon = "jan"
Syntax Error: Invalid Operand
'jan' not a variable or function name
Error ocurred at column 1
DEFINE error: Invalid expression.
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I keep getting the error and I cant seem to solve it
ERROR: function partialdistanceh(integer, integer) does not exist
LINE 1: partialDistanceH(rHops.PlanetOrigin, rHops.PlanetDestination...
^
HINT: No function matches the given name and argument types. You might need to add explicit type casts.
QUERY: partialDistanceH(rHops.PlanetOrigin, rHops.PlanetDestination)
CONTEXT: PL/pgSQL function inline_code_block line 33 at EXECUTE
Code
FOR rHops IN SELECT PlanetOrigin, PlanetDestination FROM Hops
LOOP
PREPARE partialDistanceB (INT, INT) AS
SELECT AvgDistance FROM Distance
WHERE PlanetOrigin = $1
AND PlanetDestination = $2;
EXECUTE partialDistanceB(rHops.PlanetOrigin, rHops.PlanetDestination);
hopDistance = partialDistance;
routeDistance = routeDistance + hopDistance;
END LOOP;
Does anyone know whay the following SQL code would be generating an 802 error? Could it be because the results of the count query are zero in some cases?
CEILING(CAST(round((1 / CAST(
(
SELECT COUNT(evecas)
FROM evetrn e2
WHERE e2.evesrv IN ('T005',
'T205')
AND e2.evecnf = 'K'
AND e2.evegrp = e.evegrp
AND e.evestf = e2.evestf
AND e2.evetim = e.evetim
AND lwsys.isodates(e2.evefyr, e2.evefmm, e2.evefdd)
= lwsys.isodates(e.evefyr, e.evefmm, e.evefdd)
AND evecas !=0
AND evetyp = 'S') AS float)
),4) AS float)
*1000) /1000
The full error being generated in Squirrel:
Error: [SQL0802] Data conversion or data mapping error.
SQLState: 22012
ErrorCode: -802
And this warning:
ErrorCode: 420Warning: [SQL0420] Character in CAST argument not
valid. SQLState: 01565 ErrorCode: 420
this is the statement execute from SNowflake SP.
var sql_Statement = "select regexp_replace ('" + mainSIDColsSrc + "'', 'source_doc:','') " ;
form the query like this :
select regexp_replace ('(trim(NVL(SOURCE_DOC:claimNumber::string,'~')) ||'^'|| trim(NVL(SOURCE_DOC:notificationType::string,'~')) ||'^'|| trim(NVL(SOURCE_DOC:estimateId::string,'~')) ||'^'|| trim(NVL(SOURCE_DOC:assignmentId::string,'~')))'', 'source_doc:','')
if run the above query :
SQL compilation error: syntax error line 1 at position 82 unexpected '~'. syntax error line 1 at position 153 unexpected '~'. syntax error line 1 at position 305 unexpected ':'. parse error line 1 at position 311 near ''.
I have the following code:
CASE WHEN {internalid} = {test} THEN 1 ELSE 0 END;
But when I run it, i received the following error:
Your formula has an error in it. It could resolve to the wrong datatype, use an unknown function, or have a syntax error. Please go back, correct the formula, and re-submit.
Is there a way I can cast it so it will have same data type no matter what?
Thanks
use the cast function
-- CAST ( { expression | NULL } AS data_type [(length)] )
CASE
WHEN CAST ({internalid} as VARCHAR(20)) = CAST({test}as VARCHAR(20))
THEN 1
ELSE 0
END;
Can anyone explain to me this behaviour in SQL Server.
I've got an UPDATE statement as part of a stored proc, and it get a 'An expression of non-boolean type specified in a context where a condition is expected, near 'THEN' error in some cases as per below. First the statement.
UPDATE MyDB.dbo.OrganisationUnits
SET OrganisationUnit = Inserted.OrganisationUnit,
ParentOrganisationUnit =
(CASE WHEN ((SELECT Count(1)
FROM [172.24.112.10].Consurgo.dbo.OrganisationUnits CO1
WHERE CO1.OrganisationUnit = Inserted.ParentOrganisationUnit) = 1)
THEN Inserted.ParentOrganisationUnit
ELSE CO.ParentOrganisationUnit
END),
OrganisationLevel = Inserted.OrganisationLevel
FROM Inserted, Deleted, MyDB.dbo.OrganisationUnits CO
WHERE CO.OrganisationUnit = Deleted.OrganisationUnit
The error comes in in the CASE statement at the ' = 1' part.
As the statement is now, it works. If I change the =1 part to > 0 then it fails with error message above.
With <> 0 it also fails. But with <> 1 it works.
It also works with =2 and <>2.