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Error measage: Missing IN or OUT parameter at index:: 1

Peter vd ZwanJan 31 2017 — edited Feb 1 2017

Hi all,

I have SQL developer 3.2.20.10

When I run the following SQL in a SQL worksheet it works fine.

with a as

(select 1 n from dual union all

select 2 n from dual union all

select 3 n from dual union all

select 4 n from dual union all

select 5 n from dual

)

select

  *

from

  a MATCH_RECOGNIZE (

  ORDER BY n

  MEASURES

  first(digit.n) as first_n

  ,last(digit.n) as last_n

  one ROW PER MATCH

  AFTER MATCH SKIP past last row

  PATTERN (digit+)

  DEFINE

  digit as  digit.n between 0 and 9

) MR

;

   FIRST_N     LAST_N

---------- ----------

         1          5

However whn I run the following SQL I get an error:

Missing IN or OUT parameter at index:: 1

with a as

(select 1 n from dual union all

select 2 n from dual union all

select 3 n from dual union all

select 4 n from dual union all

select 5 n from dual

)

select

  *

from

  a MATCH_RECOGNIZE (

  ORDER BY n

  MEASURES

  first(digit.n) as first_n

  ,last(digit.n) as last_n

  one ROW PER MATCH

  AFTER MATCH SKIP past last row

  PATTERN (digit+?)

  DEFINE

  digit as  digit.n between 0 and 9

) MR

;

The difference is the +? in stead of the + in the pattern clause.

If I run the same SQL in SQLPlus I get the correct result as:

   FIRST_N     LAST_N
---------- ----------
         1          1
         2          2
         3          3
         4          4
         5          5

Also if I put "Create or replace view mr_2 as" in front of the SQL a view is created and the result of: "select * from mr_2" is the same as the outcome from SQLPlus.

I am sure the syntax is correct and the error is not from oracle but from SQL developer.

Does anybody know what to do about this?

Do other people have the same problem?

Regards,

Peter

This post has been answered by Gary Graham-Oracle on Jan 31 2017
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