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Oracle Joins on two fields that need to be casted to match

Asked by rufassa in PL / SQL, Oracle Database

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I have the following problem. I need to join to two tables but the datatype in one table is Varchar(17) and number in the other. When I attempt the following query and error is returned saying invalid number on t_tmorpt_dat_dat02:

SELECT
   d2.UNDERWRITER_CODE,
   uw.UNDERWRITER_CODE
FROM
      tmoadm.t_tmorpt_dat_dat02 d2,
      tmoadm.t_tmorpt_lkp_fms_tuw uw
WHERE
       d2.LOAN_NUM = '0062445432'
      AND d2.UNDERWRITER_CODE = CAST(uw.UNDERWRITER_CODE AS NUMBER)

            
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