Hi, Rob
Since the exception mentions binds, do you have a PL/SQL variable called
ddocname?
Or a PL/SQL record or object called shr_month with a member ddocname?
Or your SQL statement is within a function/procedure called shr_month with
a local variable called ddocname?
Or some other constellation so that some of what you think is a table
column in the SQL statement actually is a PL/SQL variable bound into the
statement?
Otherwise I can't see why you would get a PLW exception about binds?
Regards
Kim Berg Hansen
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On Fri, Nov 13, 2015 at 2:39 PM, <rob@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I'm trying to understand this warning a little better.
- Warning(2653,58): PLW-07202: bind type would result in conversion
away from column type
When I look at the line kicking the warning it's a but confusing:
AND ddocname LIKE SUBSTR(shr_month.ddocname, 1, 14) || '%'
ddocname is defined as a varchar2(100) and substring will return a
string. What am I missing? Google has not been much help on this one.
-Rob
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