Hello I am getting an oracle error which I have never seen before, saying I'm missing a right parathesis? I checked a few times to see where it should be and can not seem to see.
ERROR: ORACLE prepare error: ORA-00907: missing right parenthesis. SQL statement: select distinct P.mbr_id, P.ENRL_DT,
P.PGM_CATGY_TYP_ID, P.PGM_TYP_ID, P.MBR_PGM_STS_TYP_ID, P.MBR_PGM_STS_RSN_TYP_ID, P.End_DT, P.MBR_PGM_ID from
STG_HSR.MBR_PGM P where P.ENRL_DT is not null and P.MBR_PGM_STS_RSN_TYP_ID =81 and P.MBR_PGM_STS_TYP_ID =05 and alt_pol_nbr
in ('X05951','005951','00005951', '000X05951','0X05951','000005951',
'X06163','006163','00006163','000X06163','0X06163','000006163',
'X00181','0X00181','000X00181','000181','00000181','000000181', '36000','036000','00036000','000036000', '360000', 'X06754',
'006754','00006754','000X06754','0X06754','000006754', 'X06764', '006764','00006764','000X06764','0X06764','000006764',
'X06029', '006029','00006029','000X06029','0X06029','000006029', 'X07015',
'007015','00007015','000X07015','0X07015','000007015', 'X08427', '008427','00008427','000X08427','0X08427','000008427',
'X08401','008401','00008401','000X08401','0X08401','000008401',
'X08426','008426','00008426','000X08426','0X08426','000008426', 'X08434','008434','00008434','000X08434',
'0X08434','000008434', 'X09211','009211','00009211','000X09211','0X09211','000009211',
'X09227’,’009227’,’00009227’,’000X09211’,’0X09227’,’000009227’,
‘X09228’,’009228’,’00009228’,’000X09228’,’0X09228’,’000009228’,
'X09229’,’009229’,’00009229’,’000X09229’,’0X09229’,’000009229’).
In the last three lines of your list of quoted items, a number of the items have curly quote marks, also known as "smart quotes," rather than straight quote marks, e.g. red quotes below:
'X09227’,’009227’,’00009227’,’000X09211’,’0X09227’,’000009227’,
This can happen sometimes if you type code into a word processor, or copy code from a word document or PDF. Curly quotes are bad for code.
I would open the code in your favorite SAS code editor, replace them with straight quote marks, and try again.
In the last three lines of your list of quoted items, a number of the items have curly quote marks, also known as "smart quotes," rather than straight quote marks, e.g. red quotes below:
'X09227’,’009227’,’00009227’,’000X09211’,’0X09227’,’000009227’,
This can happen sometimes if you type code into a word processor, or copy code from a word document or PDF. Curly quotes are bad for code.
I would open the code in your favorite SAS code editor, replace them with straight quote marks, and try again.
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