Re: [cx-oracle-users] OCI-22054 error using cx_Oracle

[Anthony T. <ant...@gm...>]

The reason this is happening is because you are doing the following:

a) calling a procedure with out parameters that specify number
b) passing in numbers which are integers

Of course, Oracle is trying to return a floating point number at this
point and is failing on converting the number back to an integer......
If you change all of your =3D 0 to =3D 0.0 the problem goes away.

On 9/22/05, Molina, Gerardo <Ger...@sc...> wrote:
>
>
> I'm getting the following error:
>
> Traceback (most recent call last):
>   File "./pydbconn.py", line 113, in ?
>     (bid, eid,
> cx_Oracle.DatabaseError: OCI-22054: underflow error
>
> Google didn't turn up much on this error.
>
> Any help would be greatly appreciated.
>
> TIA,
> Gerardo
>
>
> Here is program listing:
>
> #!/usr/bin/env python
>
> # pydbconn
>
> # test sql connect
>
> import cx_Oracle
>
> user =3D 'perfstat'
> pword =3D 'itsnotthis'
> dbstring =3D 'TESTDB'
>
> connection =3D cx_Oracle.connect(user,pword,dbstring)
>
> bid =3D 11
> eid =3D 12
> dbid =3D 4275102739
> inst_num =3D 1
> para =3D 'NO'
>
> lhtr =3D 0
> bfwt =3D 0
> tran =3D 0
> chng =3D 0
> ucal =3D 0
> urol =3D 0
> rsiz =3D 0
> phyr =3D 0
> phyrd =3D 0
> phyrdl =3D 0
> phyw =3D 0
> ucom =3D 0
> prse =3D 0
> hprs =3D 0
> recr =3D 0
> gets =3D 0
> rlsr =3D 0
> rent =3D 0
> srtm =3D 0
> srtd =3D 0
> srtr =3D 0
> strn =3D 0
> lhr =3D 0
> #bc =3D ''
> sp =3D ''
> lb =3D ''
> bs =3D ''
> twt =3D 0
> logc =3D 0
> prscpu =3D 0
> tcpu =3D 0
> exe =3D 0
> prsela =3D 0
> bspm =3D 0
> espm =3D 0
> bfrm =3D 0
> efrm =3D 0
> blog =3D 0
> elog =3D 0
> bocur =3D 0
> eocur =3D 0
> dmsd =3D 0
> dmfc =3D 0
> dmsi =3D 0
> pmrv =3D 0
> pmpt =3D 0
> npmrv =3D 0
> npmpt =3D 0
> dbfr =3D 0
> dpms =3D 0
> dnpms =3D 0
> glsg =3D 0
> glag =3D 0
> glgt =3D 0
> glsc =3D 0
> glac =3D 0
> glct =3D 0
> glrl =3D 0
> gcdfr =3D 0
> gcge =3D 0
> gcgt =3D 0
> gccv =3D 0
> gcct =3D 0
> gccrrv =3D 0
> gccrrt =3D 0
> gccurv =3D 0
> gccurt =3D 0
> gccrsv =3D 0
> gccrbt =3D 0
> gccrft =3D 0
> gccrst =3D 0
> gccusv =3D 0
> gccupt =3D 0
> gccuft =3D 0
> gccust =3D 0
> msgsq =3D 0
> msgsqt =3D 0
> msgsqk =3D 0
> msgsqtk =3D 0
> msgrq =3D 0
> msgrqt =3D 0
>
> # Call proc statspack.stat_changes
>
> cursor2 =3D connection.cursor()
>
> outbcVar =3D cursor2.var(cx_Oracle.STRING)
> outspVar =3D cursor2.var(cx_Oracle.STRING)
> outlbVar =3D cursor2.var(cx_Oracle.STRING)
> outbsVar =3D cursor2.var(cx_Oracle.STRING)
>
> cursor2.callproc('statspack.stat_changes',
>     (bid, eid,
>      dbid, inst_num,
>      para,
>      lhtr, bfwt,
>      tran, chng,
>      ucal, urol,
>      rsiz,
>      phyr, phyrd,
>      phyrdl,
>      phyw, ucom,
>      prse, hprs,
>      recr, gets,
>      rlsr, rent,
>      srtm, srtd,
>      srtr, strn,
>      lhr,  outbcVar,
>      outspVar,   outlbVar,
>      outbsVar,   twt,
>      logc, prscpu,
>      tcpu, exe,
>      prsela,
>      bspm, espm,
>      bfrm, efrm,
>      blog, elog,
>      bocur, eocur,
>      dmsd, dmfc,
>      dmsi,
>      pmrv, pmpt,
>      npmrv, npmpt,
>      dbfr,
>      dpms, dnpms,
>      glsg, glag,
>      glgt, glsc,
>      glac, glct,
>      glrl, gcdfr,
>      gcge, gcgt,
>      gccv, gcct,
>      gccrrv, gccrrt, gccurv, gccurt,
>      gccrsv,
>      gccrbt, gccrft,
>      gccrst, gccusv,
>      gccupt, gccuft,
>      gccust,
>      msgsq, msgsqt,
>      msgsqk, msgsqtk,
>      msgrq, msgrqt ))