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Alfred H.
Alfred H.

Reputation: 103

Running select statement in Oracle Apex Error

I don't know everything about Oracle Apex yet, but When I run this code in Oracle developer it runs just as fine, but when I am using Oracle Apex and making an application through an sql query it gives me the error:

• Query cannot be parsed, please check the syntax of your query.

with x as (
select count(cou_code) as changes, state_code from sdrp15_submission_log sl
where  state_code in (select distinct state_code from sdrp15_submission_log
                       where  state_code = sl.state_code
                       and    cou_code  != 'All')
and   qa_date  is null
and   phase = 'A'                      
group by state_code)
, y as (select count(cou_code) as cnt, st_code
from   sdrp15_cosd
where  st_code = (select distinct state_code 
                from sdrp15_submission_log
                where  state_code = st_code
                and    cou_code   = 'All'
                and    phase = 'A'
                and    qa_date is null)
and   phase = 'A'
group by st_code)
select x.state_code, x.changes+y.cnt
from x join y on x.state_code = Y.st_code

Upvotes: 0

Views: 480

Answers (1)

Sentinel
Sentinel

Reputation: 6449

Check the parsing schema of your APEX application. The tables and are probabaly owned by a schema other than the default parsing schema of your APEX application.

If the parsing schema of your APEX application has the required privileges to access the required tables and views, you may be able to get it working by prepending the objects owner schema name to the object for example: My_Table would become SomeSchema.My_Table.

Or you could create synonyms to the tables and views in the parsing schema referencing the objects in the owners schema:

create synonym My_Table for SomeSchema.My_Table;

Upvotes: 1

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