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How do I resolve this ORA-1830 error?

Asked by jrram in PL / SQL

Tags: oracle

There is a table I'm trying to query against that it setup like this:

Column Name   Type             COLUMN_ID

car_id                number           1
product_id         varchar2        2
attribute             varchar2        3
value                 varchar2        4

I tried to execute this query:

select * from car_product where
car_id = 18
and product_id= 'REDUCED'
and attribute='EXPIRATION_DATE'
and to_date(value, 'DDD') >= trunc(sysdate, 'DDD')

against this data:

CAR_ID     PRODUCT_ID     ATTRIBUTE                      VALUE
18             REDUCED           EXPIRATION_DATE         12/19/2007 10:12

but I get this error message:

ORA-1830: date format picture ends before converting entire input string.


How do I resolve this error?  

Could it have something to do with the fact that someone named the a column 'VALUE' and this is a keyword in Oracle?  If so, how can I query this table by column_id number?
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