I'm getting this warning:
ORA-24347: Warning of a NULL column in an aggregate function
when using Oracle's MAX()
function in production. I'm using the OCI library to connect to Oracle, version 11.2.0.2.
But, on the testing server, this error is not coming. I've hard-coded the query in such way that a NULL
value can be passed to an aggregate function. I still couldn't reproduce this issue.
Is this warning related to any Oracle bug? Can anyone provide some example query which will throw this warning?
Edit:
Table: EX_TABLE
Columns:
ID NOT NULL NUMBER
SOME_NUMBER NUMBER
MAX_VAL NUMBER
Query:
select MAX(DECODE(some_number,1,max_val,NULL)) val1
, MAX(DECODE(some_number,2,max_val,NULL)) val2
, MAX(DECODE(some_number,3,max_val,NULL)) val3
from EX_TABLE
You should decode the values with 0 not with NULL;
select MAX(DECODE(some_number,1,max_val,0)) val1,
MAX(DECODE(some_numer,2,max_val,0)) val2,
MAX(DECODE(some_numer,3,max_val,0)) val3
from EX_TABLE
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