Invalid identifier plsql error

You are refering to table aliases A, B, D, F, E, J, G, H etc, but in your first line you just have 'SELECT * FROM TAB_FIRST WHERE  '. Where are the other tables ? I think you have missed out selecting from all other tables and mentioning their aliases.

Once you do that you should be able to run your query without problems.

Hope this helps

Best way to identify the problem with your query is, to do a DBMS_OUTPUT of the strsql (variable that has your SQL statement), before doing and 'EXECUTE' on it.

Note that there is a limit of 255 characters (in one line) in DBMS_OUTPUT.

Hope this would also help.

Well that's right the sql query is malformed but i's because I did not write it all, I put only a piece to have the idea, but in real it's well, I have defined the tables and synonims and everything, I am making debug but when I debug it I can see the invalid identifier too, the dbms_ouput presents just until the line before the error message obviously, I thanks your comments but I need more suggestions if you have some please post a comment thanks

This is the problem, you cannot use double quote for literal:
like in this line:

    strsql := strsql || 'J.TIPO         = ''A3''        AND ';


you should write it with the single quote instead :

    strsql := strsql || 'J.TIPO         = '''A3'''        AND ';

You can take care of the double quotes problem as suggested by seazodiac

you might want to use the CHR(39), which is same as ' character.

So replace your statement
strsql := strsql || 'J.TIPO         = ''A3''        AND ';
to
strsql := strsql || 'J.TIPO         = ' || chr(39)||'A3'||chr(39) || ' AND ';

Just in case if you still get the problem, can you try and do the DBMS_OUTPUT and see what's the SQL that is getting generated ?

Since there is a limit of 255 characters in DBMS_OUTPUT, you might want to print all the characters in your strsql in chunks of 255 characters.

If you identify the SQL, you can try and execute the SQL statement from SQL*Plus window.

You might want to break the logic of printing the SQL statement by doing the DBMS_OUTPUT in a loop :

a:=1;
while a<length(strsql)
loop
dbms_output.put_line(strsql,a,255);
a:=a+255;
end loop;

remember to declare variable a in the declaration section.

You will get invalid identifier, only when you reach the 'EXECUTE ..' statement. You can do this DBMS_OUTPUT before doing the EXECUTE. Once you get the complete SQL statement, try and run it from SQL*Plus. It should tell you exactly which line is having the problem. Then you should be able to find out the cause of real problem. It might be diffcult for us to identify the real problem, without seeing the actual SQL statement that would be executed using the EXECUTE. Moreover to make it harder, you have given us a malformed SQL statement, due to which we are'nt sure whether its a problem of your SQL statement, or something else.

If you continue to face the same problem, Can you post the complete SQL statement after you get it as the output from the above DBMS_OUTPUT statements ?

hi there

the error is in the line below

strsql := strsql || 'J.TIPO         = ''A3''        AND ';

just replace it with this line

strsql := strsql || 'J.TIPO = ' || "A3" || ' AND ';

regards
annamalai;