I'm using Oracle 9.2.0.2. I don't think it's a problem with the query because I can cut and paste it into TOAD and it runs with no problem. This is what's getting prepared: 
"SELECT GREATEST(ROUND((SUM(mth_01 + mth_02 + mth_03 + mth_04 + mth_05
+ + mth_06 + mth_07 + mth_08 + mth_09 + mth_10 + mth_11 + mth_12) / 36
+5 ) * 120 ), ROUND (SUM (mth_08 + mth_09 + mth_10 + mth_11)))  QTY, b
+. p_dlrnet, b.p_dlrsplrcode   
  FROM pac.historyreportmonthlybysku a
              , stsc.sku b
          WHERE a.loc                  = ?
          AND a.dmdunit                = ?
          AND a.loc                    = b.loc
          AND a.dmdunit                = b.ITEM
          GROUP BY a.loc
                  , a.dmdunit
                  , b.p_dlrnet
                  , b.p_dlrsplrcode"

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