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Posted by jmartineau on 11/29/05 17:39
Nope, using Oracle9i. Does that change things? From what I could see
online, the "Missing keyword" error is a poorly defined syntax error of
some kind - something is/was wrong with my query and that is how it
told me so. However, I had modified the query in subtle ways to try to
make it work, so I'll backtrack a bit. Here's the query verbatim:
SELECT
AL1.INVOLVED_PARTY_ID_PRIMARY||','||SUM(B.DepositBalance)||','||SUM(B.LoanBalance)||','
FROM INFORMENT.PRODUCT_OFFER_PURCHASE AL1
JOIN (SELECT AL2.ACCOUNT_NUMBER, AL2.BAL_LEDGER_CURRENT AS
DepositBalance, LoanBalance = 0
FROM INFORMENT.DEPOSIT_BALANCE AL2
UNION ALL
SELECT AL3.ACCOUNT_NUMBER, 0, AL3.BAL_PRIN AS LoanBalance
FROM INFORMENT.LOAN_BALANCE AL3) AS B ON AL1.ACCOUNT_NUMBER =
B.ACCOUNT_NUMBER
GROUP BY AL1.INVOLVED_PARTY_ID_PRIMARY
ORDER BY 1;
This query is the closest I can get to mirroring your example code. It
produces a different error:
JOIN (SELECT AL2.ACCOUNT_NUMBER, AL2.BAL_LEDGER_CURRENT AS
DepositBalance, LoanBalance = 0
*
ERROR at line 3:
ORA-00923: FROM keyword not found where expected
The only real changes I made to the example you gave were to format the
output as a csv, and to try to change some of the names around. It
seems to be getting angry at the = 0 part, not sure why. One thing I
made different was that I pulled the balances AS the names LoanBalance
and DepositBalance, since by default they'd be less clear. I assume
this should have no impact on the query. Not quite sure what's
incorrect. Any more thoughts?
Thanks very much for your help thus far.
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