You may encounter an error code that says error code 6550 sqlstate 65000 ora-06550. Well, there are several ways to solve this problem, so we will talk about them shortly.
The ORA-06550 error is a generic PL/SQL combination error: ORA-06550: row row, column. Cause: A PL/SQL compilation error occurred. The numeric characters specified for the row and column represent the location in the PL/SQL block where the error occurred.
How do I fix my 06550 Ora?
To fix this error, we can slightly modify our TestProc procedure by declaring this particular variable as follows: SQL> CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE TestProc 2 AS 3 vnum number; 4 vOther number; 5 START HALF vAnotherNum := 999; vnum := vOtherNum; 3 END; 9 / procedure created.
Find out the cause and learn how to fix the ORA-06550 error message in Oracle.
Description
If you encounter another ORA-06550 error, you will most likely receive the following error message:
You tried to execute an invalid PLSQL policy block (such as a stored procedure or function) but encountered an incredible compilation error.
Resolution
Option 1
What is PLS 00103 error in PL SQL?
PLS-00103: ‘END’ ticker appeared when one of the following was expected: An error occurs when the ‘END’ keyword appears when PL/SQL code is expected to have a valid literal value. When Oracle parses PL/SQL code at compile time, it recognizes an “END” character instead of a literal character.
Refer to the row and column numbers (in someone’s error message) to find the compilation and fix it after that error. Then try to recompile the corresponding code.
Let’s look at an example of fixing the ORA-06550 error. For example, if you created a procedure that belongs to the category TestProc like this:
SQL> CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE TestProc 2 HOW 3 number vnum; 4 START just some vnum := vAnotherNum; 12 END; Seven /Warning: procedure created with compilation errors.
This activity was generated with compilation errors. So, if we try to run this procedure, my wife and I will get an ORA-06550 error like this:
SQL> runs TestProc();BEGIN TestProc(); END;*ERROR only on line 1:ora-06550:1 column 7:PLS-00905: invalid EXAMPLE.TESTPROC conceptORA-06550: line 1, thread 7:PL/SQL: Ignored Statement
How do I fix my 06550 Ora?
You can start witha custom SHOW ERROR command to display errors like this:
SQL> shows TestProc error methods;Error for PROCEDURE TESTPROC:LINE/COLOR ERROR-------------------------------------------------- ----- -------------- - ---------5/1 PL/SQL: statement ignored5/9 PLS-00201: VANOTHERNUM identifier just needs to be declared
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As you can see, the real problem is that the variable named VANOTHERNUM has not been declared. To fix this error, we can change our TestProc approach to declare a variable like this:
SQL> CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE TestProc 2 HOW 3 number vnum; nine number vAnotherNumber; 5 START 6 vOtherNum: means 999; vnum := vOtherNum; 8 END; 9 /Procedure created.
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And this time, when we run our TestProc, some ORA-06550 error has been fixed.
SQL> for TestProc(); take part;PL/SQL procedure completed successfully.
Published: 14 August 2017
Last activity: 26 September 2017
There Was A Problem Getting A New List: Code: 6550 SQLState: 65000 Message: ORA-06550: Line 1, Column 7: PLS-00201: Identifier ‘TESTPROCEDURE’ Must Be Declared ORA-06550: Line 1, Tree 7 : PL /SQL: Statement Ignored
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