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Oracle APEX SQL Command Select Query Returning Error
Hi,
In Oracle APEX 20.2, I have a table called TC_DATABASE. I wanted to see its data and so I did the usual select query, SELECT * FROM TC_DATABASE, but suddenly it displays the error, as shown below,
ORA-06502: PL/SQL: numeric or value error: character string buffer too small
I think this error has something to do with the data. Since these data are just my tests, I just truncated the table, tried to do the select query again on the now empty table but it still returned the same error. I can still insert data into the table though.
What caused this behavior and how to fix this?
Any idea or suggestion is appreciated!
-Jazz
Answers
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Have you tried the sql in Toad or SQL Developer
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Not yet, but that is the pending action I am going through setting up our SQL Developer.
Just an addition to the issue,
I get error from SELECT * FROM TC_DATABASE, but no error or successful data query from SELECT column1, column2, column3 FROM TC_DATABASE.
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I get error from SELECT * FROM TC_DATABASE, but no error or successful data query from SELECT column1, column2, column3 FROM TC_DATABASE.
How many columns are there in the table? What is the potential maximum byte size of a returned row if all of the columns contain data?
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TC_DATABASE has 751 columns. Not yet sure on the potential maximum byte size when all columns contain data
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TC_DATABASE has 751 columns.
There is too much data. I don't the exact limits in SQL Commands, but there are limits to the size of the data it can output.
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But even when the table is empty, no data at all, I still get the error when I run Select query.
Or did you mean too many columns
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751 columns in one table? You really should go back and re-model you database table.. That is beyond a mess.. Why exactly would you have that many columns in one table?
Thank you!
Tony Miller
White Rock, NM
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It's my database manager who created 751 columns. I guess that is really the requirement since we are building a calculator with several fields and computations.
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Just don't query 751 columns, or use count(*)!
Anyways, I would love to see this table...
