I am trying to execute this query:
select *
from gi_todo_isim
WHERE d_insercao >= '04-JUL-13'
AND d_insercao <= '25-JUL-13'
However this I am getting this error back:
ORA-01406 fetched column value was truncated
if I try to count how many columns exists:
select count(*)
from gi_todo_isim
WHERE d_insercao >= '04-JUL-13'
AND d_insercao <= '25-JUL-13'
The answer is 1661597
which is a big number. Can anyone give any solution how can I execute this query?
The Oracle docs state this about the error code:
"Cause: In a host language program, a FETCH operation was forced to truncate a character string. The program buffer area for this column was not large enough to contain the entire string. The cursor return code from the fetch was +3.
Action: Increase the column buffer area to hold the largest column value or perform other appropriate processing. ORA-01406 is thrown when a FETCH was forced to truncate a column name or character string in host language programs. ORA-01406 is caused by the column's program buffer area which isn't large enough to hold the string in it's entirety, while the cursor return code is +3."
So, more than likely, you have a variable defined that is smaller in size than what the query is returning for a specific column. For example, you may be returning a varchar2(100) value into a buffer of size 50, or something similar. Since you don't show the host code, can't determine the exact offending field.