Requête de colonne ambiguë

Vous ne pouvez PAS référencer des alias de colonne dans la clause SELECT de la clause WHERE, du moins pas dans la même requête. Vous pouvez la sous-interroger ou simplement utiliser les références de colonne d'origine.

select     
 bobooks."ID" request,    
 bobooks."TITLE",    
 bobooks."AUTHOR",    
 bogenres."NAME" genre,    
 bobooks."OWNER",    
 bostatus."NAME" status,    
 bolanguages."LANGUAGE" language,    
 bolanguages2."LANGUAGE" secondary_language    
from BO_BOOKS bobooks    
inner join    
BO_GENRES bogenres on bobooks.genre = bogenres.id    
inner join     
BO_STATUS bostatus on bobooks.status = bostatus.id    
inner join     
BO_LANGUAGES bolanguages on bobooks.language = bolanguages.id    
left outer join    
BO_LANGUAGES bolanguages2 on bobooks.secondary_language = bolanguages2.id    
where     
(replace(:P19_AUTHOR, ' ', '') = '' 
or
bobooks.author like '%'||:P19_AUTHOR||'%')
AND    
(replace(:P19_TITLE, ' ', '') = '' 
or
bobooks.title like '%'||:P19_TITLE||'%')
AND    
(:P14_LANGUAGE = 'all' 
or
bolanguages."LANGUAGE" = :P19_LANGUAGE
or
bolanguages2."LANGUAGE" = :P19_LANGUAGE)
AND
(:P19_GENRE = 'all' 
or
bogenres."NAME" = :P19_GENRE)
AND
(replace(:P19_OWNER, ' ', '') = '' 
or
bobooks.owner like '%'||:P19_OWNER||'%');