What does the error message ora-06502 mean?

What does the error message ora-06502 mean?

Oracle / PLSQL: ORA-06502 Error Message 1 Description 2 Cause. You tried to execute a statement that resulted in an arithmetic, numeric, string, conversion, or constraint error. 3 Resolution. In our first option, this error occurs when you try to assign a value to a numeric variable, but the value is larger than the variable can handle.

Do you know what privilege you lack in Ora 01031?

Since this error is scattering almost in every kind of SQL statement, sometimes you would never know what privilege you lack. So I can only do my best to collect cases for you. There’re several error patterns of ORA-01031 in this post.

How to resolve ora-06550 error message in PLSQL?

You tried to execute an invalid block of PLSQL code (like a stored procedure or function), but a compilation error occurred. Refer to the line and column numbers (in the error message) to find the compilation error and correct it. Then try recompiling your code. Let’s look at an example of how to resolve an ORA-06550 error.

What causes ora-01031 in ALTER TABLE?

So the cause of ORA-01031 in ALTER TABLE is not obvious like we thought. Please note that, ALTER TABLE is not a privilege, but ALTER ANY TABLE is. That’s why there’s no such GRANT ALTER TABLE TO user.

How to escape from ora-06502 : PL / SQL?

This is how we escape from ORA-06502. In PL/SQL, if multiple parentheses are used in your expression, the evaluation will start from the inner to the outer. A very similar error that you might see in your statements is ORA-01722: invalid number, which is also related to conversion issues of numeric values.

What causes ora-06502 character string buffer too small?

ORA-06502 character string buffer too small This version of the error can occur if you set a character variable to a value larger than what it can hold. When you declare character variables (CHAR, VARCHAR2, for example), you need to specify the maximum size of the value.

Why do I get an ora-65049 error?

If you’re getting an ORA-65049 error, you’re probably trying to create a local database user (a local database user is a user without a c## prefix) in the CDB$ROOT container for a multi-tenant database. A few solutions exist: If you’re trying to create a user that can log into any pluggable database, you can add a c## prefix to the username.