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REP-1401: PL/SQL Fatal error occurred

Asked by core007 in Oracle 3rd Party Tools

Tags: error, fatal

I work with PL/SQL 5, and DEVELOPER 6.0. The database is ORACLE 8.1.6


I replaced all references to a particular table for a PL/SQL table defined in a package in the next manner:
 
  type typ_reg_selex is record (clvexp char(19), ctipo number(1));
  type typ_cur_selex is ref cursor return typ_reg_selex;
  type typ_tab_selex is table of typ_reg_selex;
     
     I define in the package a table of type typ_tab_selex, thus the table is in memory and I can access it both from FORMS and from database procedures. It is in a production system and works perfectly.
     The problem is in REPORTS. I need to create a query about this memory table. I do it with I ref cursor query.
The sintax is:  
     Select * from table(my_table)

It´s compile well, but when running occurs REP-1401 error: PL/SQL fatal error. I probe anything similar in FORMS and also it compile well, but when running it, it freezes.

I have two questions??

1. Why occurs this, is it a bug problem??

2. Someone can give me another solution to generate a report from a table of this type (memory table).
 
thanks in advance.
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