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ORA-01006 bind variable error using Oracle Report v2.5

Asked by koahfong in Oracle 3rd Party Tools

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I have some old reports developed using v2.5. And now my Oracle Database is 9i.

I keep getting bind variable error as described below.

In the User Parameter >> Data/Selection area, I used a select statement to retreive a list of values.

The below doesn't work:

SELECT FYP_AREA_ID, FYP_AREA_TITLE
FROM FYP_MPE_REF_AREAS
UNION
SELECT 0,'All'
FROM DUAL

But the below works:

SELECT FYP_AREA_ID, FYP_AREA_TITLE
FROM FYP_MPE_REF_AREAS

It seems also that whenever I add a "where" clause containing literals like "=" or "like", it gives me error.

eg. this has error

SELECT FYP_AREA_ID, FYP_AREA_TITLE
FROM FYP_MPE_REF_AREAS
where FYP_AREA_TITLE like 'abc%'

eg. this has no error

SELECT FYP_AREA_ID, FYP_AREA_TITLE
FROM FYP_MPE_REF_AREAS
WHERE FYP_AREA_TITLE IS NOT NULL

Is there a workaround or solution?
I plan to upgrade the reports to v6i sometime later but need to resolve this fast.

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