Re: INSERT ... VALUES( :placeholder1, ...)

Cause: The requested format conversion is not supported. Action: Remove the requested conversion from the SQL statement.

        Check the syntax for the TO_CHAR, TO_DATE, and TO_NUMBER functions to

        see which conversions are supported.

I'd suspect something other than the filename - probably the date.

Andy

"Opi" <opi_at_volny.cz> wrote in message news:a1ur8m$317g$1_at_ns.felk.cvut.cz...
> Hi, I have written a recursive script in PHP that scans directory tree and
> saves it to a single table. That was for mysql, and now when I'm tampering
> with Oracle, I want to see it in action, so I have parsed this statement:
>
> $sql =
> "DECLARE dohajzlu NUMBER(5);"
> ."BEGIN SELECT godir_i.NEXTVAL INTO :dohajzlu FROM DUAL;"
> ."INSERT INTO godir VALUES(:dohajzlu, :pod, :xpath);".
> "END;";
>
> // then...
> $b_curid = 0;
> OCIBindByName($stmt,":dohajzlu",&$b_curid,32);
> OCIBindByName($stmt,":pod",&$b_pod,32);
> OCIBindByName($stmt,":xpath",&$b_xpath,32);
>
> It works fine - until the $xpath contains something bad. It works with
> "C:/mp3/Republica", "C:/mp3/Mike Oldfield", ... , but doesn't with
> "C:/mp3/Mike Oldfield/1974 - Hergest Ridge", and it prints out this error:
> "ORA-01460: no-sence or non-implemented conversion demanded"
(Translated
> from Czech, don't know the exact phrase.)
>
> Please tell me what's wrong, and also please, tell me how to escape
various
> chars, like \, &, ' etc.
>
> Thanks, Opi
>
>
Received on Mon Jan 14 2002 - 10:28:41 CST