ORACLE - ORA-01843: not a valid month

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醉梦人生 2020-12-07 06:10

I change OCI8 version for PHP and since this query dosn\'t work :

SELECT \'M\'||to_char(to_date(OD.DATE2,\'DD/MM/YYYY\'),\'MM\') PERIODE, count(*) DATA, OD.D         


        
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  •  失恋的感觉
    2020-12-07 06:51

    Assuming that OD.DATE2 is of DATE datatype, you need to explicitly convert the dates-as-strings (eg. '08/03/2015') into date format.

    Something like:

    SELECT   'M'||to_char(OD.DATE2,'MM') PERIODE,
             count(*) DATA,
             OD.DCCPT DCCPT
    FROM     BDD OD
    WHERE    BDD = 'phone'
    AND      OD.SENS = 'Ent'
    AND      OD.DCCPT IN ('PIOLUC')
    AND      OD.DATE2 BETWEEN to_date('08/03/2015', 'dd/mm/yyyy') AND to_date('08/03/2016', 'dd/mm/yyyy')
    group by 'M'||to_char(OD.DATE2,'MM'),
              OD.DCCPT;
    

    Note how I have removed the to_date from around OD.DATE2 in the select and group by lists, since it is a very bad idea to use to_date against something that is already a DATE.

    By doing so, you force Oracle to do an implicit conversion to a string, which it will do so by using your NLS_DATE_FORMAT parameter to decide what format to output the string as, before it then tries to convert it back to a date using the format mask you specified, like so:

    to_date(to_char(od.date2, ''), 'DD/MM/YYYY')
    

    If the two format masks aren't the same, you will run into errors... such as the one that prompted you to post this question!

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