ALM Process Fails With 'ORA- 01438: value larger than specified precision' but Values Listed in Log Are Wrong (Doc ID 2944300.1)

Last updated on SEPTEMBER 18, 2024

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Symptoms

When running an ALM Process, the process fails with the ORA-01438 error below in the cash flow engine log from /<ftpshare>/logs/<AsofDate>/<Infodom>/:

Module Logging OFS errors: (203105) Oracle drv_oci error: OCI Error: 1438 ORA- 01438: value
     larger than specified precision allowed for this column SQL:
insert into FSI_O_RESULT_MASTER(result_sys_id, ORG_UNIT_ID,
     GL_ACCOUNT_ID, COMMON_COA_ID, PRODUCT_ID, LEGAL_ENTITY_ID,
     iso_currency_cd, scenario_num, start_date_index, result_type_cd,
     leg_type, financial_rollup, cur_par_bal, cur_net_par_bal,
     cur_defer_bal_c, cur_net_rate_w, cur_transfer_rate, cur_warm,
     cur_intr_rec_accr, new_gross_balance, new_net_balance,
     market_value, duration, convexity, OPTION_MARKET_VALUE,
     modified_duration, ytm, average_life, DV01, market_value_clean,
     CUR_LIQ_PREM_RATE, CUR_BAS_RISK_COST_RATE, CUR_PRIC_INCENT_RATE,
     CUR_OTH_ADJ_RATE)
values (:result_sys_id, :ORG_UNIT_ID, :GL_ACCOUNT_ID,
     :COMMON_COA_ID, :PRODUCT_ID, :LEGAL_ENTITY_ID, :iso_currency_cd,
     :scenario_num, :start_date_index, :result_type_cd, :leg_type,
     :financial_rollup, :cur_par_bal, :cur_net_par_bal,
     :cur_defer_bal_c, :cur_net_rate_w, :cur_transfer_rate, :cur_warm,
     :cur_intr_rec_accr, :new_gross_balance, :new_net_balance,
     :market_value, :duration, :convexity, :OPTION_MARKET_VALUE,
     :modified_duration, :ytm, :average_life, :DV01,
     :market_value_clean, :CUR_LIQ_PREM_RATE, :CUR_BAS_RISK_COST_RATE,
     :CUR_PRIC_INCENT_RATE, :CUR_OTH_ADJ_RATE )

The same error also occurs for an insert into FSI_O_CONSOLIDATED_MASTER.

Under this SQL, the log has "(203055) Error Bound Parameters" which contains the values being inserted.  However, none of the values listed seem to exceed the size of the columns in FSI_O_RESULT_MASTER.  You can insert the values manually successfully.

Cause

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