ORA-30000 to ORA-49999

2024-06-28 05:30:29  Updated

Applicability

This topic applies to only OceanBase Database Enterprise Edition. OceanBase Database Community Edition provides only the MySQL mode.

ORA-30002: SYS_CONNECT_BY_PATH function is not allowed here

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5768

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: The SYS_CONNECT_BY_PATH function is called beyond the SELECT list and ORDER BY clause.

  • Solution: Delete the calls of the SYS_CONNECT_BY_PATH function except those in the SELECT list and ORDER BY clause.

ORA-30003: illegal parameter in SYS_CONNECT_BY_PATH function

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5769

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: The SYS_CONNECT_BY_PATH function contains invalid arguments.

ORA-30003: illegal parameter in SYS_CONNECT_BY_PATH function

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5927

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: The SYS_CONNECT_BY_PATH function contains invalid arguments.

ORA-30004: A column value contained the string that the SYS_CONNECT_BY_PATH function was to use to separate column values

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5770

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: The string used by the SYS_CONNECT_BY_PATH function to separate column values is included in a column value.

  • Solution: Specify another separator that is not included in any column value for the SYS_CONNECT_BY_PATH function, and try again.

ORA-30005: missing or invalid WAIT interval

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5495
  • SQLSTATE: HY000
  • Cause: When you run the WAIT command, the specified wait time parameter is invalid or missing.
  • Solution: Check the syntax of the WAIT command and make sure that the wait time parameter is correctly specified.

Note

This error code is introduced since OceanBase Database V4.2.0.

ORA-30006: resource busy; acquire with WAIT timeout expired

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 6003

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: The requested resource is busy.

  • Solution: Try again later.

ORA-30007: CONNECT BY ROOT operator is not supported in the START WITH or in the CONNECT BY condition

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5771

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: You are attempting to use the CONNECT BY ROOT operator in the START WITH or CONNECT BY condition.

  • Solution: Delete the CONNECT BY ROOT operator from the START WITH or CONNECT BY condition.

ORA-30009: Not enough memory for CONNECT BY operation

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5926

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: On an engine of the current version, an error is returned if the recursion depth exceeds 2^30. On an engine of an earlier version, an error is returned if the total number of nodes on the path from the root node to the current node, including the subnodes, exceeds a specific value (2^30). The current recursion depth limit is fixed and suitable in general cases.

  • Solution: No solution is available now. The issue cannot be resolved by simply increasing the memory size. However, you can reduce the recursion levels or the data amount to work around this issue.

ORA-30076: invalid extract field for extract source

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5686

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: The data extraction source does not contain the specified data extraction field.

ORA-30078: partition bound must be TIME/TIMESTAMP WITH TIME ZONE literals

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5349

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: The TIME or TIMESTAMP column does not contain TIME ZONE.

  • Solution: Use the TIME or TIMESTAMP format with TIME ZONE.

ORA-30084: invalid data type for datetime primary with time zone modifier

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5950

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: If a time zone modifier is specified, the value of the datetime parameter must be of the TIME, TIME WITH TIME ZONE, TIMESTAMP, or TIME STAMP WITH TIME ZONE type.

ORA-30088: datetime/interval precision is out of range

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5605

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: The specified datetime or interval precision is not within the range of 0 to 9.

  • Solution: Make sure that the datetime or interval precision is within the range of 0 to 9.

ORA-30175: invalid type given for an argument

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5351

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: The argument list contains arguments of invalid types.

  • Solution: Use correct data types for arguments.

ORA-30186: ‘\\’ must be followed by four hexidecimal characters or another ‘\\’

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5938

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: In the argument of the SQL function UNISTR, a pair of double backslashes (\\) must be followed by four hexadecimal characters or another pair of double backslashes (\\).

  • Solution: Correct the string format.

ORA-30205: invalid Character set

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5969

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: The specified character set is invalid.

  • Solution: Check whether the character set ID is valid.

Note

This error code is introduced since OceanBase Database V4.0.0.

ORA-30481: GROUPING function only supported with GROUP BY CUBE or ROLLUP

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5501
  • SQLSTATE: 42000
  • Cause: The GROUPING function is supported only in the GROUP BY CUBE or ROLLUP statement.
  • Solution: Use the GROUPING function only in the GROUP BY CUBE or ROLLUP statement.

Note

This error code is introduced since OceanBase Database V4.2.1.

ORA-30482: DISTINCT not allowed here

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5798

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: The DISTINCT option is not allowed in the function.

ORA-30485: missing ORDER BY expression in the window specification

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5300

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: The ORDER BY expression is missing from the window function or aggregation group.

ORA-30487: ORDER BY not allowed here

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5797

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: The ORDER BY expression is not allowed in the DISTINCT function and RATIO_TO_REPORT.

ORA-30488: argument should be a function of expressions in PARTITION BY

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5347

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: The argument of the window function must be a constant for a partition.

ORA-30493: The percentile value should be a number between 0 and 1

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5861

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: The percentile value specified for the PERCENTILE_CONT or PERCENTILE_DISC function is not within the specified range.

  • Solution: Specify a value within the range of [0,1].

ORA-30494: The argument [%s] of WIDTH_BUCKET function is NULL or invalid

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5925

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: The [%s] argument of the WIDTH_BUCKET function is NULL or invalid.

ORA-30495: The argument should be of numeric or date/datetime type

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5862

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: The argument must be of the numeric or date/datetime type.

ORA-30496: Argument should be a constant

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5852

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: The argument value is not a constant.

ORA-30497: Argument should be a constant or a function of expressions in GROUP BY.

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 11010

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: The delimiter for the LISTAGG aggregate function can only be a constant or a GROUP BY expression.

  • Solution: Check whether the delimiter for the LISTAGG aggregate function is correct.

Note

This error code is introduced since OceanBase Database V4.3.0.

ORA-30553: The function is not deterministic

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5996

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: The function on which the index is defined is not deterministic.

  • Solution: If the function is deterministic, mark it DETERMINISTIC. If it is not deterministic (which depends on the package state, database state, current time, or anything other than the function inputs), do not create the index. You should never change the values returned by a deterministic function even when the function is rewritten or recompiled.

ORA-30562: SAMPLE percentage must be in the range [0.000001,100)

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5730

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: The SAMPLE percentage should be within the range of [0.000001,100).

ORA-30563: outer join operator (+) is not allowed here

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5626

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: You are attempting to reference + in the SELECT_LIST function or the CONNECT BY, START WITH, or ORDER BY clause.

  • Solution: Do not use operators in the SELECT_LIST function or the CONNECT BY, START WITH, or ORDER BY clause.

ORA-30625: method dispatch on NULL SELF argument is disallowed

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5847

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: A MEMBER method is called by the NULL SELF argument.

  • Solution: Change the method call type so that a valid SELF argument is passed.

ORA-30665: invalid NOT NULL constraint specified on a DEFAULT ON NULL column

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5949

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: The NOT NULL constraint is not correctly specified on the DEFAULT ON NULL column.

  • Solution: If the NOT NULL constraint is specified on the DEFAULT ON NULL column, enable the constraint immediately.

ORA-30669: table can have only one identity column

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5909

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: The operation attempted to specify multiple identity columns for a table.

  • Solution: Specify only one identity column for each table.

ORA-30670: invalid NOT NULL constraint specified on an identity column

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5910

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: The NOT NULL constraint is not properly specified on the identity column.

  • Solution: If the NOT NULL constraint is specified for the identity column, enable the constraint immediately.

ORA-30671: cannot modify NOT NULL constraint on an identity column

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5911

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: The NOT NULL constraint on the identity column cannot be modified.

  • Solution: Do not modify the NOT NULL constraint on an identity column.

ORA-30672: cannot drop NOT NULL constraint on an identity column

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5912

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: The NOT NULL constraint on the identity column cannot be deleted.

  • Solution: Do not delete the NOT NULL constraint from the identity column. To delete the constraint, call the DROP IDENTITY operation in the ALTER TABLE MODIFY statement to delete the identity attribute of the column.

ORA-30673: column to be modified is not an identity column

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5913

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: The operation attempted to modify the identity attribute of a non-identity column.

  • Solution: Modify the identity attribute of only an identity column.

ORA-30674: identity column cannot have a default value

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5914

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: The operation attempted to add a default value to an identity column.

  • Solution: Do not specify a default value for an identity column.

ORA-30675: identity column must be a numeric type

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5915

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: The operation attempted to create non-numeric values for an identity column or change the values of an identity column into non-numeric values.

  • Solution: Do not assign a non-numeric data type to an identity column.

ORA-30926: unable to get a stable set of rows in the source tables

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 30926

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: A stable set of rows cannot be obtained due to a large DML activity or a non-deterministic WHERE clause.

  • Solution: Delete the non-deterministic WHERE clause and re-execute the DML statement.

ORA-30929: ORDER SIBLINGS BY clause not allowed here

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5325

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: The specified query with the ORDER SIBLINGS BY clause does not contain the CONNECT BY clause.

  • Solution: Delete the ORDER SIBLINGS BY clause or add the CONNECT BY clause to the query.

ORA-30929: ORDER SIBLINGS BY clause not allowed here

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5451
  • SQLSTATE: 42000
  • Cause: The ORDER SIBLINGS BY clause is specified in a query that does not have a CONNECT BY clause.
  • Solution: Remove the ORDER SIBLINGS BY clause or add a CONNECT BY clause.

Note

This error code is introduced since OceanBase Database V4.1.0.

ORA-30929: ORDER SIBLINGS BY clause not allowed here

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5772

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: The specified query with the ORDER SIBLINGS BY clause does not contain the CONNECT BY clause.

  • Solution: Delete the ORDER SIBLINGS BY clause or add the CONNECT BY clause to the query.

ORA-30930: NOCYCLE keyword is required with CONNECT_BY_ISCYCLE pseudo column

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5773

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: CONNECT_BY_ISCYCLE is specified in a query, but this query does not contain the NOCYCLE keyword.

  • Solution: Delete CONNECT_BY_ISCYCLE from the query or add the NOCYCLE keyword to the query.

ORA-30980: Invalid Input

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5462
  • SQLSTATE: 42000
  • Cause: The type conversion failed due to invalid input.
  • Solution: Enter data of the correct type.

Note

This error code is introduced since OceanBase Database V4.1.0.

ORA-31003: Parent %.*s already contains child entry %.*s

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 7433

  • SQLSTATE: 42000

  • Cause: You are attempting to insert a duplicate child entry into the XDB hierarchical resolver.

  • Solution: Insert a unique name into the container.

Note

This error code is introduced since OceanBase Database V4.2.2.

ORA-31011: XML parsing failed

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 9549

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: The XML parser returns an error when it parses a document.

  • Solution: Check whether the document to be parsed is valid.

Note

This error code is introduced since OceanBase Database V3.2.4.

ORA-31012: Given XPATH expression not supported

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 7409
  • SQLSTATE: 42000
  • Cause: The specified XPath expression is not supported.
  • Solution: Make sure that the specified XPath expression is valid and is supported by the current database version.

Note

This error code is introduced since OceanBase Database V4.2.0.

ORA-31013: invalid xpath expression

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 7404
  • SQLSTATE: 42000
  • Cause: The format of the XPath expression is incorrect or invalid.
  • Solution: Make sure that the XPath expression and XML data are correct.

Note

This error code is introduced since OceanBase Database V4.2.0.

ORA-31056: The document being inserted does not conform to specified child name

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 7429

  • SQLSTATE: 42000

  • Cause: The inserted XML element does not conform to the registered XML schema identified by the URL.

  • Solution: Insert elements that conform to the specified XML schema.

Note

This error code is introduced since OceanBase Database V4.2.2.

ORA-31067: XML nodes must be updated with valid nodes and of the same type

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 7418
  • SQLSTATE: 42000
  • Cause: An invalid XML node or node type is used in the update.
  • Solution: Make sure that the new node type matches the node type before the update.

Note

This error code is introduced since OceanBase Database V4.2.0.

ORA-31188: The specified printing option is invalid

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 7407
  • SQLSTATE: 42000
  • Cause: The specified printing option is invalid.
  • Solution: Make sure that the specified printing option is valid.

Note

This error code is introduced since OceanBase Database V4.2.0.

ORA-31195: XML node '' (type=%s) does not support this operation

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 7430

  • SQLSTATE: 42000

  • Cause: This operation is not supported for the type of the given node. For example, you cannot add a subnode to an attribute node or pass in a document node as a subnode.

  • Solution: Perform the operation on a node of a proper type.

Note

This error code is introduced since OceanBase Database V4.2.2.

ORA-31600: invalid input value %.*s for parameter %.*s in function %.*s

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 9504

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: The input parameter value is NULL or invalid.

  • Solution: Specify a valid value and call the function again.

ORA-31603: object ‘%.*s’ of type %.*s not found in schema ‘%.*s’

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 9503

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: The specified object cannot be found in the database.

  • Solution: Modify the object configuration and try again.

ORA-32021: parameter value longer than %d characters

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5939

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: The parameter value exceeds the maximum length, or one of the parameter values in the parameter list exceeds the maximum value.

  • Solution: Reduce the length of the parameter value and try again. For the DISPATCHERS parameter, use a listener alias to reduce the value length.

ORA-32031: illegal reference of a query name in WITH clause

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5737

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: Forward or recursive reference of a query name in the WITH clause is not allowed.

  • Solution: Modify the query statement and try again.

ORA-32033: unsupported column aliasing

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5738

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: The WITH clause does not support column aliases.

  • Solution: Specify an alias in the subquery and try again.

ORA-32034: unsupported use of WITH clause

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5739

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: The WITH clause is used improperly in either of the following ways:

    • A WITH clause is nested in another WITH clause.

    • In a set query, a WITH clause is specified for branches.

  • Solution: Modify the query and try again.

ORA-32038: number of WITH clause column names does not match number of elements in select list

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5740

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: A column alias or name list is specified for a WITH query name, but the number of elements in the list does not match the number of elements in the SELECT list of the definition query.

  • Solution: Update the column alias list or SELECT list to ensure that they have the same number of elements.

ORA-32039: recursive WITH clause must have column alias list

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5741

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: A WITH query recursively references itself, but no column alias list is specified for this query.

  • Solution: Add a column alias list for the WITH query name.

ORA-32040: recursive WITH clause must use a UNION ALL operation

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5742

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: A WITH query recursively references itself, but the UNION ALL operation is not used in the definition query.

  • Solution: Rewrite the recursive WITH query so that the UNION ALL operation is used.

ORA-32041: UNION ALL operation in recursive WITH clause must have only two branches

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5743

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: A WITH query recursively references itself but uses a UNION ALL operation with more than two branches, which is not supported.

  • Solution: Rewrite the recursive WITH query so that it uses only two branches in the UNION ALL operation.

ORA-32042: recursive WITH clause must reference itself directly in one of the UNION ALL branches

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5744

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: A WITH query recursively references itself indirectly. For example, it does so through a subquery or view.

  • Solution: Rewrite the recursive WITH query so that it directly references itself in the FROM clause of a branch of the UNION ALL operation.

ORA-32043: recursive WITH clause needs an initialization branch

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5745

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: A WITH query recursively references itself, but an initial branch that does not reference itself is absent in the UNION ALL operation.

  • Solution: Rewrite the WITH query by adding an initial branch that does not reference itself to the UNION ALL operation.

ORA-32044: cycle detected while executing recursive WITH query

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5746

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: A recursive WITH query forms a cycle, and the system stops this query to avoid an infinite cycle.

  • Solution: Rewrite the recursive WITH query to stop the recursion, or use the CYCLE clause in the query.

ORA-32045: maximum level of recursion reached while executing recursive WITH query

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5747

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: A recursive WITH query reaches the specified maximum recursion level and stops.

  • Solution: Increase the maximum recursion level or use the CYCLE clause.

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5748

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: The SEARCH clause in a recursive WITH query specifies a sequence column, but this sequence column already exists in the column alias list of the WITH query.

  • Solution: Specify a different name for the sequence column in the SEARCH clause, or delete this name from the column alias list.

ORA-32047: cycle mark value and non-cycle mark value must be one byte character string values

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5749

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: The cycle mark or non-cycle mark value specified in the CYCLE clause of a recursive WITH query is not a one-byte string.

  • Solution: Specify a one-byte string as the value of cycle mark or non-cycle mark in the CYCLE clause of the recursive WITH query.

ORA-32048: cycle mark column name for CYCLE clause must not be part of the column alias list

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5750

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: The CYCLE clause in a recursive WITH query specifies a cycle mark column, but this column already exists in the column alias list of the WITH query.

  • Solution: Specify a different name for the cycle mark column in the CYCLE clause, or delete this name from the column alias list.

ORA-32049: duplicate name found in column alias list for WITH clause

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5751

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: A name appears multiple times in the column alias list of the WITH clause.

  • Solution: Delete duplicate names from the column alias list.

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5752

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: The SEARCH or CYCLE clause is specified for a non-recursive WITH clause element.

  • Solution: Delete the SEARCH or CYCLE clause, or add recursion to the WITH clause element.

ORA-32481: cycle value for CYCLE clause must be different from the non-cycle value

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5753

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: The CYCLE clause is specified for a recursive WITH query, but the cycle value is the same as a non-cycle value or the DEFAULT value.

  • Solution: Change the cycle value or the non-cycle value to ensure that they are different.

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5754

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: The SEARCH and CYCLE clauses are specified for a recursive WITH query, but the sequence column of the SEARCH clause is the same as the cycle mark column of the CYCLE clause.

  • Solution: Modify the sequence or cycle mark column to ensure that they are different.

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5755

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: A SEARCH clause is specified for a recursive query, but the sort specification list in the recursive query contains duplicate names.

  • Solution: Delete duplicate names from the sort specification list.

ORA-32484: duplicate name found in cycle column list for CYCLE clause of WITH clause

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5756

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: A CYCLE clause is specified for a recursive query, but the cycle column list of the CYCLE clause contains duplicate names.

  • Solution: Delete duplicate names from the cycle column list of the CYCLE clause.

ORA-32485: element in cycle column list of CYCLE clause must appear in the column alias list of the WITH clause element

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5757

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: In the CYCLE clause specified for a recursive WITH query, the elements in the cycle column list are not included in the column alias list of the WITH clause element.

  • Solution: Modify the cycle column list so that only the names included in the column alias list of the WITH clause element are used.

ORA-32486: unsupported operation in recursive branch of recursive WITH clause

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5758

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: The recursive component of the UNION ALL operation in a recursive WITH clause element uses an unsupported operation. The recursive branch of the UNION ALL operation must not use GROUP BY, DISTINCT, MODEL, grouping sets, CONNECY BY, window functions, HAVING, or aggregate functions.

  • Solution: Rewrite the query and ensure that it does not contain unsupported operations.

ORA-32487: unsupported join in recursive WITH query

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5759

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: The recursive component in the recursive WITH clause element contains the following unsupported join operations:

    • A LEFT OUTER join with the name of the recursive query on the right side

    • A RIGHT OUTER join with the name of the recursive query on the left side

    • A FULL OUTER join that involves the name of the recursive query

  • Solution: Rewrite the query and ensure that it does not contain unsupported join operations.

ORA-32488: WITH clause element did not have a column alias list

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5760

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: A WITH clause element uses the SEARCH clause and/or the CYCLE clause but does not specify a column alias list for them.

  • Solution: Add a column alias list for the WITH query name.

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5761

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: The elements in the sort specification list of the SEARCH clause specified for a recursive WITH query are not included in the column alias list of the WITH clause element.

  • Solution: Modify the sort specification list so that only the names in the column alias list of the WITH clause element are used.

ORA-32490: recursive query name referenced more than once in recursive branch of recursive WITH clause element

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5762

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: The recursive component of the UNION ALL operation in a recursive WITH clause element references the name of the recursive query multiple times. The recursive branch of the recursive WITH query can reference the name of the recursive query only once.

  • Solution: Rewrite the query so that its recursive branch references the name of the query only once.

ORA-32575: Explicit column default is not supported for modifying views

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5511
  • SQLSTATE: 42000
  • Cause: The DEFAULT keyword is used to modify the view.
  • Solution: Omit column values to implicitly use the default values.

Note

This error code is introduced since OceanBase Database V4.2.1.

ORA-32595: DDL statement cannot be audited with BY SESSION specified

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 4364

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: You are attempting to audit a DDL statement with a specified BY SESSION clause. DDL statements can be audited only by using BY ACCESS.

  • Solution: Use BY ACCESS to audit the DDL statement.

ORA-32792: prebuilt table managed column cannot be an identity column

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5916

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: The operation attempted to create an instantiated view on a pre-built table with an identity column.

  • Solution: Delete the identity attribute or delete the identity column from the instantiated view.

ORA-32793: cannot alter a system-generated sequence

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5917

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: The operation attempted to modify a system-generated sequence.

  • Solution: Do not modify sequences generated by the system, such as a sequence created for the identity column.

ORA-32794: cannot drop a system-generated sequence

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5918

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: The operation attempted to drop a system-generated sequence.

  • Solution: Do not drop sequences generated by the system, for example, a sequence created for the identity column.

ORA-32795: cannot insert into a generated always identity column

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5919

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: The operation attempted to insert a value into an identity column created by using the GENERATED ALWAYS keyword.

  • Solution: Do not directly insert a value into an identity column that is created by using the GENERATED ALWAYS keyword. Instead, the value should be provided by the associated sequence generator.

ORA-32796: cannot update a generated always identity column

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5920

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: The operation attempted to update an identity column created by using the GENERATED ALWAYS keyword.

  • Solution: Do not directly update an identity column that is created by using the GENERATED ALWAYS keyword.

ORA-32797: identity column sequence mismatch in ALTER TABLE EXCHANGE PARTITION

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5921

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: Sequences of identity columns of two tables specified in the EXCHANGE statement are neither incremented nor decremented.

  • Solution: Make sure that the sequences of the identity columns with INCREMENT BY have the same symbol.

ORA-32798: cannot rename a system-generated sequence

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5922

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: The operation attempted to rename a system-generated sequence.

  • Solution: Do not rename sequences generated by the system, such as a sequence created for the identity column.

ORA-38101: Invalid column in the INSERT VALUES Clause:‘%.*s’.‘%.*s’

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5803

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: The INSERT VALUES clause references an invalid table column.

ORA-38104: Columns referenced in the ON Clause cannot be updated:‘%.*s’.‘%.*s’

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 38104

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: LHS in UPDATE SET contains columns referenced in the ON clause.

ORA-38778: Restore point %s already exists

  • Error codes in OceanBase Database: 6259 and 6261

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: The restore point name in the CREATE RESTORE POINT statement already exists. The restore point name must be unique.

  • Solution: Specify another name or delete the existing restore point with the same name.

ORA-38779: cannot create restore point - too many restore points

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 6263

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: The number of created restore points has reached the maximum number allowed.

  • Solution: Delete some existing restore points and try again.

ORA-38780: Restore point %s does not exists

  • Error codes in OceanBase Database: 6260 and 6262

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: The restore point name specified in the statement does not exist.

  • Solution: Query the restore point table for the restore point.

ORA-38900: miss mandatory column %.*s of error log table

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5385

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: The mandatory column of the error logging table is missing.

  • Solution: Add the named column to the error logging table.

Note

This error code is introduced since OceanBase Database V4.0.0.

ORA-39956: duplicate setting for PL/SQL compiler parameter %.*s

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5964

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: A PL/SQL compiler parameter was set more than once.

  • Solution: Remove the duplicate setting of the PL/SQL compiler parameter.

Note

This error code is introduced since OceanBase Database V4.0.0.

ORA-39962: invalid parameter for PLSQL_CCFLAGS

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5940

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: The value of the PLSQL_CCFLAGS parameter is invalid.

  • Solution: Specify a valid value for the PLSQL_CCFLAGS parameter.

ORA-40441: JSON syntax error

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5411
  • SQLSTATE: 22032
  • Cause: The syntax of the JavaScript Object Notation (JSON) data provided is invalid and cannot be parsed.
  • Solution: Check the JSON data and provide the JSON data with the correct syntax.

Note

Since OceanBase Database V4.1.0, the error message is changed from ORA-00600: Invalid JSON text to ORA-40441: JSON syntax error.

ORA-40441: JSON syntax error

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5412
  • SQLSTATE: 22032
  • Cause: The syntax of the JSON data provided is invalid and cannot be parsed.
  • Solution: Check the JSON data and provide the JSON data with the correct syntax.

Note

Since OceanBase Database V4.1.0, the error message is changed from ORA-00600: Invalid JSON text in argument to ORA-40441: JSON syntax error.

ORA-40441: JSON syntax error

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5447
  • SQLSTATE: 42000
  • Cause: The syntax of the JSON data provided is invalid and cannot be parsed.
  • Solution: Provide the JSON data with the correct syntax.

Note

This error code is introduced since OceanBase Database V4.1.0.

ORA-40441: This version doesn’t yet support ’references in JSON Schema.

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 6284

  • SQLSTATE: 42000

  • Cause: References are not supported in a JSON schema in the current version.

  • Solution: Modify the design of the JSON schema to avoid using references.

Note

This error code is introduced since OceanBase Database V4.2.2.

ORA-40442: JSON path expression syntax error (‘INT’)

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5414
  • SQLSTATE: 22032
  • Cause: The syntax of the JSON path expression provided is invalid and cannot be parsed.
  • Solution: Provide the JSON path expression with the correct syntax.

Note

In OceanBase Database V4.1.0 and later, the error message is changed from ORA-00600: Invalid JSON path expression to ORA-40442: JSON path expression syntax error ('INT').

ORA-40442: JSON path expression syntax error (‘INT’).JSON path expression syntax error (‘%s’)

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5442
  • SQLSTATE: 42000
  • Cause: The syntax of the JSON path expression provided is invalid and cannot be parsed.
  • Solution: Provide the JSON path expression with the correct syntax.

Note

This error code is introduced since OceanBase Database V4.1.0.

ORA-40444: JSON processing error

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5514
  • SQLSTATE: 42000
  • Cause: A JSON data processing error occurred.

Note

This error code is introduced since OceanBase Database V4.2.1.

ORA-40449: invalid data type for return value

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5443
  • SQLSTATE: 42000
  • Cause: The data type provided for the return value is invalid or is not supported.
  • Solution: Enter a supported return value.

Note

This error code is introduced since OceanBase Database V4.1.0.

ORA-40450: invalid ‘%s’ clause

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5460
  • SQLSTATE: 42000
  • Cause: The %s statement is invalid.
  • Solution: Provide the correct %s statement.

Note

This error code is introduced since OceanBase Database V4.1.0.

ORA-40451: invalid default value provided

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5486
  • SQLSTATE: 42000
  • Cause: The default value provided is invalid.

Note

This error code is introduced since OceanBase Database V4.1.0.

ORA-40452: default value not matching type defined in RETURNING clause

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5474
  • SQLSTATE: 42000
  • Cause: The default value is not of the type defined in the RETURNING statement.
  • Solution: Make sure that the default value is of the type defined in the RETURNING clause.

Note

This error code is introduced since OceanBase Database V4.1.0.

ORA-40454: path expression not a literal

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5487
  • SQLSTATE: 42000
  • Cause: The path expression is not a literal.

Note

This error code is introduced since OceanBase Database V4.1.0.

ORA-40455: default value not a literal

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5446
  • SQLSTATE: 42000
  • Cause: The default value provided is not a literal (constant).
  • Solution: Provide a constant value.

Note

This error code is introduced since OceanBase Database V4.1.0.

ORA-40456: JSON_VALUE evaluated to non*scalar value

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5444
  • SQLSTATE: 42000
  • Cause: The JSON path expression provided selected a non-scalar value.
  • Solution: Correct the JSON path expression or use JSON_QUERY.

Note

This error code is introduced since OceanBase Database V4.1.0.

ORA-40459: output value too large (actual: %d, maximum: %d)

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5473
  • SQLSTATE: 42000
  • Cause: The provided JSON operator generates a result that exceeds the maximum length specified in the RETURNING clause.
  • Solution: Increase the maximum length of the data type in the RETURNING clause, or use CLOB/BLOB in the RETURNING clause.

Note

This error code is introduced since OceanBase Database V4.1.0.

ORA-40462: No value was found by ‘%.192s’ on the specified path

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5432
  • SQLSTATE: 22035
  • Cause: The JSON path expression provided did not select any value.
  • Solution: Correct the JSON path expression.

Note

Since OceanBase Database V4.1.0, the error message is changed from ORA-00600: No value was found by '%.192s' on the specified path to ORA-40462: No value was found by '%.192s' on the specified path.

ORA-40462: JSON_VALUE evaluated to no value

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5445
  • SQLSTATE: 42000
  • Cause: The JSON path expression provided did not select any value.
  • Solution: Correct the JSON path expression.

Note

This error code is introduced since OceanBase Database V4.1.0.

ORA-40470: More than one value was found by ‘%.192s’ on the specified path

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5433
  • SQLSTATE: 22034
  • Cause: The JSON path expression provided selected multiple values.
  • Solution: Correct the JSON path expression or use JSON_QUERY.

Note

Since OceanBase Database V4.1.0, the error message is changed from ORA-00600: More than one value was found by '%.192s' on the specified path to ORA-40470: More than one value was found by '%.192s' on the specified path.

ORA-40473: duplicate key names in JSON object

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5453
  • SQLSTATE: 42000
  • Cause: The JSON data provided has a duplicate key name in an object.
  • Solution: Provide JSON data with a unique key name in each JSON object.

Note

This error code is introduced since OceanBase Database V4.1.0.

ORA-40476: JSON key too long

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5422
  • SQLSTATE: 22032
  • Cause: The JSON data provided has a key that exceeds the maximum name length.
  • Solution: Provide JSON data with a shorter key name.

Note

Since OceanBase Database V4.1.0, the error message is changed from ORA-00600: The JSON object contains a key name that is too long to ORA-40476: JSON key too long.

ORA-40480: result cannot be returned without array wrapper

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5449
  • SQLSTATE: 42000
  • Cause: The result cannot be returned without an array wrapper.

Note

This error code is introduced since OceanBase Database V4.1.0.

ORA-40481: ASCII or PRETTY not supported for non*textual return data type

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5469
  • SQLSTATE: 42000
  • Cause: An attempt was made to pretty print or escape non-ASCII characters for a non-textual output of a JSON operation.
  • Solution: Change the return data type to VARCHAR2 or CLOB, or remove the PRETTY or ASCII serialization option.

Note

This error code is introduced since OceanBase Database V4.1.0.

ORA-40484: invalid data type for ‘%s’ column

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5459
  • SQLSTATE: 42000
  • Cause: The data type of column %s is invalid.
  • Solution: Enter correct information for column %s.

Note

This error code is introduced since OceanBase Database V4.1.0.

ORA-40487: invalid usage of keyword EXISTS

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5480
  • SQLSTATE: 42000
  • Cause: An invalid keyword exists. The syntax of the expression is incorrect.

Note

This error code is introduced since OceanBase Database V4.1.0.

ORA-40491: invalid input data type for JSON_TABLE

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5481
  • SQLSTATE: 42000
  • Cause: The input to JSON_TABLE is of an invalid data type.

Note

This error code is introduced since OceanBase Database V4.1.0.

ORA-40560: JSON_TABLE nested path expressions not disjunct

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5483
  • SQLSTATE: 42000
  • Cause: The JSON_TABLE expression contains duplicate path expressions at the same level.

Note

This error code is introduced since OceanBase Database V4.1.0.

ORA-40565: JSON path expression did not select a value

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5468
  • SQLSTATE: 42000
  • Cause: The JSON path expression did not select any value.
  • Solution: Correct the JSON path expression.

Note

This error code is introduced since OceanBase Database V4.1.0.

ORA-40566: JSON path expression selected a value of different data type

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5467
  • SQLSTATE: 42000
  • Cause: The JSON path expression selected a value of a data type that is different from the requested data type.
  • Solution: Use another get*method to retrieve the value selected by the JSON path expression.

Note

This error code is introduced since OceanBase Database V4.1.0.

ORA-40569: Unimplemented JSON feature

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5479
  • SQLSTATE: 42000
  • Cause: An attempt was made to execute an unimplemented JSON feature.
  • Solution: Check that the expression exists.

Note

This error code is introduced since OceanBase Database V4.1.0.

ORA-40570: JSON conversion failed

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5476
  • SQLSTATE: 42000
  • Cause: JSON conversion failed.
  • Solution: Check the type definition or the selected JSON value.

Note

This error code is introduced since OceanBase Database V4.1.0.

ORA-40571: JSON key name not found.", "JSON key name not found

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5485
  • SQLSTATE: 42000
  • Cause: The key was not found in JSON data.

Note

This error code is introduced since OceanBase Database V4.1.0.

ORA-40573: Invalid use of PL/SQL JSON object type

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5470
  • SQLSTATE: 42000
  • Cause: An attempt was made to use a PL/SQL JSON object type in an invalid context.
  • Solution: Use PL/SQL JSON object types only inside PL/SQL.

Note

This error code is introduced since OceanBase Database V4.1.0.

ORA-40576: Invalid use of bind variable in SQL/JSON path

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5484
  • SQLSTATE: 42000
  • Cause: A bind variable in the SQL/JSON path is used improperly.

Note

This error code is introduced since OceanBase Database V4.1.0.

ORA-40587: invalid JSON type

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5441
  • SQLSTATE: 42000
  • Cause: The JSON type is invalid. The JSON text is invalid.

ORA-40595: Name input to JSON generation function cannot be null

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5429
  • SQLSTATE: 22032
  • Cause: The name input given to the JSON generation function was null.
  • Solution: Make sure that the input has a valid value.

Note

This error code is introduced since OceanBase Database V4.1.0.

ORA-40597: JSON path expression syntax error (‘%.*s’)

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5454
  • SQLSTATE: 42000
  • Cause: The specified JSON path expression had invalid syntax (“%.*s”).

Note

This error code is introduced since OceanBase Database V4.1.0.

ORA-40600: JSON_EQUAL used outside predicate

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5448
  • SQLSTATE: 42000
  • Cause: JSON_EQUAL is used outside the predicate.
  • Solution: Use JSON_EQUAL in the predicate. For example, embed it in a CASE expression.

Note

This error code is introduced since OceanBase Database V4.1.0.

ORA-40629: Patch specification is not valid JSON

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5450
  • SQLSTATE: 42000
  • Cause: The patch specification was not expressed in valid JSON.
  • Solution: Make sure that the patch specification is expressed in valid JSON.

Note

This error code is introduced since OceanBase Database V4.1.0.

ORA-40654: Input to JSON generation function has unsupported data type

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 7420

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: An input parameter of the JSON generation function is of an unsupported data type.

  • Solution: Pass in parameters of correct data types or use a conversion function to convert the input parameter to a supported data type.

Note

This error code is introduced since OceanBase Database V4.2.2.

ORA-40654: Input to JSON generation function has unsupported data type

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 7431

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: An input parameter of the JSON generation function is of an unsupported data type.

  • Solution: Pass in parameters of correct data types or use a conversion function to convert the input parameter to a supported data type.

Note

This error code is introduced since OceanBase Database V4.2.2.

ORA-40656: Variable in JSON path expression has no value in PASSING clause

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5456
  • SQLSTATE: 42000
  • Cause: The JSON path expression contained a variable that had no value in the PASSING clause.
  • Solution: Add the variable to the external PASSING clause and ensure that the variable names match.

Note

This error code is introduced since OceanBase Database V4.1.0.

ORA-40664: cannot add additional IS jSON check constraint

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5464
  • SQLSTATE: 42000
  • Cause: An attempt was made to add an IS JSON check constraint to a column that already had an IS JSON check constraint.
  • Solution: Check the IS JSON constraint.

Note

This error code is introduced since OceanBase Database V4.1.0.

ORA-40688: date or time stamp string value does not conform to ISO 8601 format

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5472
  • SQLSTATE: 42000
  • Cause: The date or timestamp string value did not conform to the ISO 8601 format.
  • Solution: Provide a proper date or timestamp string value conforming to the ISO 8601 format for conversion.

Note

This error code is introduced since OceanBase Database V4.1.0.

ORA-40750: Patch specification is not valid JSON

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5452
  • SQLSTATE: 42000
  • Cause: The specified sorting condition includes LOB columns, such as CLOB, BLOB, or JSON columns.
  • Solution: Make sure that the sorting column data type is not a large object, such as CLOB, BLOB, or JSON.

Note

This error code is introduced since OceanBase Database V4.1.0.

ORA-40779: Truncation is not supported with data type in RETURNING clause

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5478
  • SQLSTATE: 42000
  • Cause: The data type in the RETURNING statement does not support truncation.

Note

This error code is introduced since OceanBase Database V4.1.0.

ORA-40783: invalid binary JSON data\nstring

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5413
  • SQLSTATE: 22032
  • Cause: The provided binary JSON data is invalid.
  • Solution: Provide valid binary JSON data.

Note

Since OceanBase Database V4.1.0, the error message is changed from ORA-00600: The JSON binary value contains invalid data to ORA-40783: invalid binary JSON data\nstring.

ORA-40796: invalid comparison operation involving JSON type value

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5461
  • SQLSTATE: 42000
  • Cause: An attempt was made to compare JSON type values.
  • Solution: Add a JSON tail type conversion function to compare the JSON type value with the scalar value. Use JSON_EQUAL to compare two JSON type values.

Note

This error code is introduced since OceanBase Database V4.1.0.

ORA-40799: cannot convert Boolean value to number

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5475
  • SQLSTATE: 42000
  • Cause: An attempt was made to convert a Boolean value selected by a JSON path expression with a number() or numberOnly() function to a number.
  • Solution: Remove the number()/numberOnly() function from the JSON path expression.

Note

This error code is introduced since OceanBase Database V4.1.0.

ORA-40833: empty input to JSON operator

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5463
  • SQLSTATE: 42000
  • Cause: An empty input, such as an empty CLOB, was provided to a JSON operator that expects a non-empty input.
  • Solution: Check and correct the input.

Note

This error code is introduced since OceanBase Database V4.1.0.

ORA-40876: invalid JSON schema document

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 6285

  • SQLSTATE: 22032

  • Cause: The JSON schema is invalid.

  • Solution: Comply with the JSON schema specifications.

Note

This error code is introduced since OceanBase Database V4.2.2.

ORA-42399: cannot perform a DML operation on a read-only view

  • Error code in OceanBase Database: 5723

  • SQLSTATE: HY000

  • Cause: You are attempting to insert, delete, or update rows in a read-only view, which is not allowed.

  • Solution: Execute required DML operations on the base table of the view, or use the ALTER VIEW ... READ WRITE statement to make the view operable.

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