i’m creating a query with typeorm with oracle.
I’m using this in a select, because the status can be null.
'NVL(Details.status, "Pending") AS "PostulationDetail_status"'
I have used this before but using 0, because i was working with numbers. I decided to test with strings and i got surprised. i get this error on console
[Nest] 620 - 18-11-2021 12:20:29 ERROR [ExceptionsHandler] ORA-00904: "Pending": invalid identifier
QueryFailedError: ORA-00904: "Pending": invalid identifier
I don’t know how to write the query so it is valid. Does anyone had an experience like this ?
>Solution :
You want to use single quotes around string literals and either no quotes (the preferable, case-insensitive option) or double quotes (case-sensitive) around identifiers:
NVL(Details.status, 'Pending') AS "PostulationDetail_status"
If you use double quotes:
NVL(Details.status, "Pending") AS "PostulationDetail_status"
Then you are saying to return the DETAILS.STATUS value (this identifier is case-insensitive) or, if that is NULL then, use the value of the Pending column (this identifier is case-sensitive) and alias the value as PostulationDetail_status (again, case-sensitive).