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Error: divisor is equal to zero, when using equation within a procedure

Asked by Beam in Oracle Database

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Hello,

Please help. I get the ERROR message below:
 
ORA-01476:divisor is equal to zero

Whenever I try and run this SQL WITHIN a PL/SQL procedure:

INSERT INTO table2(ANSWER) SELECT (P1 + (((P2-P1)*(SRL-R1))/(R2-R1)))
             FROM table1
             WHERE condition;

But when I run the same SQL (with hard coded condition) from the SQL command line it works for all of the values in table 1 !!

How can this be and how can it be put right ? It must be run within a procedure.

Oh P1 P2 SRL R1 R2 are all of type float

Thanks in advance

Ren
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