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I have this pl/sql code block,
set serveroutput
clear screen;
DECLARE
TYPE recPriceList is Record(comno varchar2(3),t$cpls varchar2(6),t$dsca varchar(100), Customers int,minExpiry varchar2(20),groupCount int,undefGroups int);
comno VARCHAR2(6) :='010';
sSql VARCHAR2(1000):=' ';
c sys_refcursor;
r recPricelist;
BEGIN
sql:=q'[select distinct lpad('010',3,'0'), t$cpls cpls,t$dsca,count(t$cuno),null Customers,null,null
from baan.ttccom010010 c
join baan.ttcmcs034010 p on c.t$cpls = p.t$cplt
where trim(t$cpls) is not null
group by T$CPLS,T$DSCA order by t$cpls']';
OPEN c FOR sSql ;
LOOP
FETCH c INTO r;
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(r.comno||' | '||r.t$cpls|| ' dsca='|| r.t$dsca);
EXIT WHEN c%notfound;
END LOOP;
END;
I cant figure why the following error being thrown when I run this block
SQLPLUS command failed - not enough arguments Error starting at line : 5 in command - DECLARE TYPE recPriceList is Record(comno
varchar2(3),t$cpls varchar2(6),t$dsca varchar(100), Customers
int,minExpiry varchar2(20),groupCount int,undefGroups int); comno
VARCHAR2(6) :='010'; sSql VARCHAR2(1000):=' '; c
sys_refcursor; r recPricelist; BEGIN
sql:=q'[select distinct lpad('010',3,'0'), t$cpls
cpls,t$dsca,count(t$cuno),null Customers,null,null
from baan.ttccom010010 c
join baan.ttcmcs034010 p on c.t$cpls = p.t$cplt
where trim(t$cpls) is not null
group by T$CPLS,T$DSCA order by t$cpls']';
OPEN c FOR sSql ; LOOP
FETCH c INTO r;
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(r.comno||' | '||r.t$cpls|| ' dsca='|| r.t$dsca);
EXIT WHEN c%notfound; END LOOP; END; Error report - ORA-06550: line 9, column 6: PLS-00103: Encountered the symbol "=" when expecting
one of the following:
%
06550. 00000 - "line %s, column %s:\n%s"
*Cause: Usually a PL/SQL compilation error.
*Action:

Answer 1

SQL*Plus command
set serveroutput ON;
clear screen;
PL/SQL Block
You need to have the Variable as sSql, also I corrected the extra single quote in the assignment!
Added block to CLOSE the cursor as well!
DECLARE
TYPE recPriceList is Record(comno varchar2(3),t$cpls varchar2(6),t$dsca varchar(100), Customers int,minExpiry varchar2(20),groupCount int,undefGroups int);
comno VARCHAR2(6) :='010';
sSql VARCHAR2(1000):=' ';
c sys_refcursor;
r recPricelist;
BEGIN
sSql := q'[select distinct lpad('010',3,'0'), t$cpls cpls,t$dsca,count(t$cuno),null Customers,null,null
from baan.ttccom010010 c
join baan.ttcmcs034010 p on c.t$cpls = p.t$cplt
where trim(t$cpls) is not null
group by T$CPLS,T$DSCA order by t$cpls]';
OPEN c FOR sSql ;
LOOP
FETCH c INTO r;
DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE(r.comno||' | '||r.t$cpls|| ' dsca='|| r.t$dsca);
EXIT WHEN c%notfound;
END LOOP;
CLOSE c;
END;
/

Answer 2

you assign a value for non-existing variable sql:
sql:=q'[select distinct lpad('010',3,'0'), t$cpls cpls,t$dsca,count(t$cuno),null Customers,null,null
from baan.ttccom010010 c
join baan.ttcmcs034010 p on c.t$cpls = p.t$cplt
where trim(t$cpls) is not null
group by T$CPLS,T$DSCA order by t$cpls']';
simply change the variable name to sSql