It looks like you are trying to execute a SELECT statement on a database table, and you are getting a DatabaseError with the message "ORA-00936: missing expression".
This error is usually caused by a syntax error in the SELECT
statement. One possible cause of this error in the specific SELECT statement
you provided is that you have a comma after the last column name in the SELECT
clause, which is not allowed.
Here is the corrected version of the SELECT statement:
SELECT B.PYISSUE, B.PYGROUP, B.PYNAME, C.PYAPPLICATION,
D.PYCHANNEL, D.PYDIRECTION, E.PYOPERATOR, F.PYOUTCOME, A.*
FROM PR_DATA_IH_FACT A
JOIN PR_DATA_IH_DIM_ACTION B ON A.PZACTIONID = B.PZID
JOIN PR_DATA_IH_DIM_APPLICATION C ON A.PZAPPLICATIONID =
C.PZID
JOIN PR_DATA_IH_DIM_CHANNEL D ON A.PZCHANNELID = D.PZID
JOIN PR_DATA_IH_DIM_OPERATOR E ON A.PZOPERATORID = E.PZID
JOIN PR_DATA_IH_DIM_OUTCOME F ON A.PZOUTCOMEID = F.ZID
WHERE PYSUBJECTID in ({cust})
I removed the extra comma after the F.PYOUTCOME
column.
It looks like you are trying to execute a SELECT statement
in your database, and the error message you provided indicates that there is a
syntax error in your SELECT statement.
The specific error message you provided is "ORA-00936:
missing expression", which means that there is something missing in your
SELECT statement. One possible cause of this error could be that you are
missing a comma between two of the columns in your SELECT clause.
To fix this error, you should check the syntax of your
SELECT statement and make sure that all the required elements are present and
properly formatted. You may also want to check that the column names you are
using in your SELECT statement are spelled correctly and exist in the database.
If you are still having trouble after checking the syntax of
your SELECT statement, it might be helpful to print out the value of the select_query
variable and see what the actual query looks like. This could help you identify
any issues with the query.
