I have this procedure:
PROCEDURE P_LOAD_EXPIRED_ACCOUNT
(
pDayDiff IN NUMBER,
ExpiredCur OUT MEGAGREEN_CUR
)
IS
BEGIN
OPEN ExpiredCur FOR
SE
You can't reference the column alias in the WHERE clause - your options are:
use a subquery:
PROCEDURE P_LOAD_EXPIRED_ACCOUNT(pDayDiff NUMBER,
ExpiredCur OUT MEGAGREEN_CUR)
IS
BEGIN
OPEN ExpiredCur FOR
SELECT x.account_name,
x.service_type,
x.expired_date
FROM (SELECT s.account_name,
s.service_type,
CASE
WHEN s.service_type = 1 THEN ADD_MONTHS(ACTIVATED_DATE,3)
WHEN s.service_type = 2 THEN ADD_MONTHS(ACTIVATED_DATE,6)
WHEN s.service_type = 3 THEN ADD_MONTHS(ACTIVATED_DATE,12)
END AS EXPIRED_DATE
FROM SUBSCRIBERS s) x
WHERE x.expired_date - CURRENT_DATE < pDayDiff;
END;
WITH summary AS (
SELECT s.account_name,
s.service_type,
CASE
WHEN s.service_type = 1 THEN ADD_MONTHS(ACTIVATED_DATE,3)
WHEN s.service_type = 2 THEN ADD_MONTHS(ACTIVATED_DATE,6)
WHEN s.service_type = 3 THEN ADD_MONTHS(ACTIVATED_DATE,12)
END AS EXPIRED_DATE
FROM SUBSCRIBERS s)
SELECT x.account_name,
x.service_type,
x.expired_date
FROM summary x
WHERE x.expired_date - CURRENT_DATE < pDayDiff;