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Receive Error in Receiving Transaction Processor Log When Attempt to Interface Transactions : RVTPT-050: ORA-01455: Converting Column Overflows Integer Datatype (Doc ID 2004225.1)

Last updated on NOVEMBER 07, 2023

Applies to:

Oracle Inventory Management - Version 12.2.4 and later
Information in this document applies to any platform.

Symptoms

Receiving Functions

After populating data in rcv_headers_interface and rcv_transactions_interface, when attempting to run the Receiving Transaction Processor it runs into the following error:

Concurrent program RVCTP returned error

Cause: RVCTP encountered an internal error. Parameters: RVCTP,BATCH,33520,83,

Action: Note both this error number and the actions you are trying to perform. Contact your system admi
RVTBM-007: Subroutine rvtbm_batch_mngr() returned error

Cause: Subroutine rvtbm_batch_mngr() returned an internal error.

Action: Note this error number and the actions you are trying to perform. Contact your system admini
RVTBM-080: Subroutine rvtptcontrol() returned error

Cause: Subroutine rvtptcontrol() returned an internal error.

Action: Note this error number and the actions you are trying to perform. Contact your system administrator
RVTPT-050: ORA-01455: converting column overflows integer datatype

Cause: A SQL error has occurred in RVTPT. The SQL error is &LSQL_ERR.

Action: Take note of both this error number and the actions you were t
Concurrent Manager encountered an error while attempting to start your immediate concurrent program RVCTP. Routine &ROUTINE received a return code of failure.

 
Steps

  1. Populate data in rcv_headers_interface and rcv_transactions_interface.
  2. Launch RVCTP: Receiving Transaction Processor.
  3. The concurrent program fails with the error shown above.

 

Cause

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