Access 2003: sql statement question

Dear all,
i'm trying to get the following code to work without success:
String com = "SELECT Instrument.Index FROM Instrument WHERE Instrument.NextCalDate < #5/24/2007#";
s.execute(com);
I get the following error: Error: java.sql.SQLException: [Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] Syntax error (missing operator) in query expression 'Instrument.NextCalDate < #5/24/2007#'.
It is because of the <. If i change the < by an = it works fine. The annoying thing is that i've been browsing the forum and some date related questions regarding java/access were explained by giving example code that had the exact same syntax as the code i'm using, so with the use of the < character without using escape characters or whatever. These postings however date from 2004 or something, so what has changed?
I'm using latest JDK, Access 2003 and am connecting via ODBC running on an XP Pro machine.
Help is very much appreciated. Thanks from The Netherlands
Message was edited by:
bassiedude

I suspect one thing that changed was that those other examples were using a previous version of MS Access.
Other than that I can only suggest that you use a prepared statement rather than attempting to the MS Access specific syntax.

Similar Messages

Upgrade path from Access 2003/SQL 2003 ADP to cloud, Azure, etc.

My company uses a massive client database to track all interactions with our clients -- phone log, billing info, authorized users, associates, products and services they subscribe to, etc. -- as well as separate records for leads and clients. There are
over 25,000 clients and leads in the database and each client or lead has at least 30 selectable options plus numerous phone/interaction log entries.
The database is in MS-SQL 2003 Server with an Access 2003 ADP front-end running on Windows Server 2003, accessible from over 30 user accounts on the WS2003 box and accessed either over RDP or in-house XP clients.
Therein lies my problem. I did not build this monster, but am now the servers admin for this company and so it has become "my problem". Windows XP and Office 2003 are already past EOL and Windows Server 2003 will be EOL in July 2015. However,
Access 2013 does not support the ADP file format and so I cannot open the ADP on a newer computer.
Rewriting the database and its records -- estimating there are over 50,000,000 records in this database -- is prohibitive. My employer would rather use the WS2003 servers to perpetuity than rewrite this beast. However, knowing what I do about the security risks
and the confidential client data stored in it, I am arguing that we must eliminate all of our XP/2003 servers ASAP or we will be the next Target or Home Depot.
What options do we have? Cost is a factor but not a deal-breaker since we have to do something.
Ideally, I would like to be able to migrate the MS-SQL 2003 back end to Azure SQL; then hire a programmer to rewrite the .ADP Access 2003 file into either a .NET application or a MS Access 2013 front end. However, we cannot afford much downtime for this
-- as our 30+ staff are routinely and simultaneously entering and transcribing phone calls throughout the work day -- and whatever we do still needs to be able to be simultaneously accessed by multiple staff members.
I should add that I am not going to be programming this myself; I am the department head and supervisor of this project, but will be putting together the job description and work order for the developer we hire or contract with to do this job. So what I need
from the community is a recommendation on how we should go about this: Which services, which software, and how should we implement it?
Thank you in advance.

It seems to me that the most critical component is the ADP file. Some later version of Access must be able to open it. Or?
Then again, this is not an Access forum.
From the database-side of things, it is not inconceivable that the database could survive the ordeal even if you replace the Access client with a .Net client. Of course, if you are on SQL 2000 (as Kalman says, there is no SQL 2003), their is a fair chance
that you are using some deprecated features that have been removed. Still, that would not be a showstopper.
As for downtime, there is no reason to have any downtime while the new application is being developed, but you may need some downtime when you do the migration itself. Typically, that would be on a weekend. And of course, it needs planning. If a downtime
during a weekend is not acceptable, migration could be done incrementally, but it would take more time to develop and test.
I think your first step is to bring in a contractor with experience of application development, both client-side and database-side who can study the case more carefully and from this make recommendations. Obviously, that would be a senior consultant.
Erland Sommarskog, SQL Server MVP, [email protected]

SQL statement question

I'm trying compare two table in Oracle and with a firstname and
lastname
matches fill-in a pager pin number.
This is the sql statement I'm running
update addressbook2 set pin =
(select pin from phonebook where
phonebook.firstname=addressbook2.firstname
and
phonebook.lastname=addressbook2.lastname)
where addressbook2.firstname IN (select firstname from phonebook)
and addressbook2.lastname IN (select lastname from phonebook)
but I get an error message saying:
ORA-01427: single-row subquery returns more than one row
My question is can I update the table even when there are
duplicates in the tables. The query runs perfect when both
tables are unique.
Thank you for any help.
MN
null

I presume you are trying to update the pin of only those people
in the addressbook table that also exist in the phonebook table.
The following will work:
update addressbook a
set a.pin = (
select f.pin from phonebook f
where f.fname = a.fname
and f.lname = a.lname
ie remove the last two lines from your DML statement.. be aware
that you are using a denormalised design (pin is not normalised
on the primary key) and the use of first and last names as a
method of identifying people is not a good idea (does 'smith' =
'smyth'?)
MN (guest) wrote:
: I'm trying compare two table in Oracle and with a firstname and
: lastname
: matches fill-in a pager pin number.
: This is the sql statement I'm running
: update addressbook2 set pin =
: (select pin from phonebook where
: phonebook.firstname=addressbook2.firstname
: and
: phonebook.lastname=addressbook2.lastname)
: where addressbook2.firstname IN (select firstname from
phonebook)
: and addressbook2.lastname IN (select lastname from phonebook)
: but I get an error message saying:
: ORA-01427: single-row subquery returns more than one row
: My question is can I update the table even when there are
: duplicates in the tables. The query runs perfect when both
: tables are unique.
: Thank you for any help.
: MN
null

JDBC Sender update SQL Statement Question.

I was wondering if there is a way to have the update SQL statement line in the JDBC sender update by time stamp, this would be very helpful. Does anyone know a method of doing this?

In the SAP documentation of the adapter it has this example for using the update SQL statement after the query statement:
SQL statement for query: SELECT * FROM table WHERE processed = 0;
SQL statement for update: UPDATE table SET processed = 1 WHERE processed = 0;
What I want is to be able to put processed = (the current date) instead of processed =1 in the update statement, like this example:
SQL statement for query: SELECT * FROM table WHERE processed = 0;
SQL statement for update: UPDATE table SET processed = (the current date) WHERE processed = ' ';
I seems like you can only use a fixed value for the update statements in the JDBC Sender though, I would like to know if you can use a time stamp or variable there.

SQL statements in XML File

Folks
I need to separate SQL statements from Java Code, How do i put these SQL Statements in an XML file and how to access these SQL statements from a Java code,
Any help with sample code is greatful,

The use of entities as kstc_jyu may help. It really depends on how you design the XML vocabulary based on the expected usage (e.g., if the SQL statements change very often).
Back to the original question, I am right to interpret "how to use SQL statements in XML ?" as how to design an XML vocabulary to store SQL statements?
If not, you can simply use the scheme proposed by DrClap. Reading and extracting the SQL statement would be just as you would with any other XML document. Google for a Java XML tutorial.

SQL Statements in XML

Folks
I need to separate SQL statements from Java Code, How do i put these SQL Statements in an XML file and how to access these SQL statements from a Java code,
Any help with sample code is greatful,
thanks
mathew

I looked it and they support only Perl now, Infact i saw some questions posted in some forums about having SQL statements in XML, but i am not able to get that information,Let me know if you can get any information,
thanks
KM

SQL statement in MS Access

Here is the SQL statement...
SELECT BankCode,BranchCode,UserID,Password,Admin FROM UM_USER WHERE BankCode = '01' and BranchCode = '0014' and UserID ='ADMIN' and Password = 'admin'
The resultset contains result whose UserID = 'adMin' or UserID = 'admin' or Password = 'ADMin' or password = 'aDmiN'.....is SQL case insensitive in ms access?

MS Access isn't case sensitive. Learn something new every day. I thought it was case sensitive so I had to test it.
Is there any way of deal with this? You will have to deal with it in java. Do the query and extract each row and explicitly compare it to what you want.

SQL Exoress 2008 import export Wizard wont import Access 2003 mdb to SQL 2008 DB

Just installed SQL Express with Tools, including SSME and Import Export Wizard.
Attempted to transfer Access 2003 DB tables from an mdb file to a SQL 2008 Express DB.
I can view the data in the tables in Access, however, when I tell it to do the deed, it begins the process and then errors out with a Error 0xc020801c:
"TITLE: SQL Server Import and Export Wizard
Could not connect source component.
Error 0xc020801c: Source - ParentingStats [1]: SSIS Error Code DTS_E_CANNOTACQUIRECONNECTIONFROMCONNECTIONMANAGER. The AcquireConnection method call to the connection manager "SourceConnectionOLEDB" failed with error code 0xC0202009. There may be error messages posted before this with more information on why the AcquireConnection method call failed.
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
Exception from HRESULT: 0xC020801C (Microsoft.SqlServer.DTSPipelineWrap)"
I am unable to find anything that translates this into something mere mortals can deal with. This is repeatable.
Steps in the wizard:
1. Source: Data Source selected is "Microsoft Access". The filename is correct. The username is correct. The password is blank (there is no password in the Access db). Clicking on the "Advanced..." button, I get the opportunity to "Test Connection". I test the connection and the test is successful.
2. Destination: I select my server name and the SQL Native Client, select Windows Authentication, and Select my SQL 2008 Express db from the dropdown list.
3. Specify Tabloe Copy or Query: I select Table copy
4. Select Table or Views: I check the tables I want to copy and successfully preview the data in each table that I checked. I click on "Edit Mappings ..." and verify that I want to create a new table for each checked table.
5. Run package: I accept the pre-checked "Run Immediately" and click the NEXT button
6. I get the following:
"Source Location : C:\Users\wb5rvz\Documents\StatisticsApp_V3_69.mdb
Source Provider : Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0
Destination Location : SHACK_PC\SQLEXPRESS
Destination Provider : SQLNCLI
Copy rows from `ParentingStats` to [dbo].[ParentingStats]
The new target table will be created.
Copy rows from `Statistics` to [dbo].[Statistics]
The new target table will be created.
Copy rows from `StatsSummary` to [dbo].[StatsSummary]
The new target table will be created.
Copy rows from `Volunteers_Confidential` to [dbo].[Volunteers_Confidential]
The new target table will be created.
Copy rows from `YearMonthTbl` to [dbo].[YearMonthTbl]
The new target table will be created.
The package will not be saved.
The package will be run immediately.
Provider mapping file : c:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\100\DTS\MappingFiles\JetToMSSql9.xml"
7. I click the FINISH button and I get
"Initializing Data Tasks .... Success"
"Initializing Connections ...Success"
"Setting SQL Commend ....20% Compoete"
"Setting Source Connection ...Error (and an error link)"
(All following tasks were "Stopped"
Error detail is:
===================================
Could not connect source component.
Error 0xc020801c: Source - ParentingStats [1]: SSIS Error Code DTS_E_CANNOTACQUIRECONNECTIONFROMCONNECTIONMANAGER. The AcquireConnection method call to the connection manager "SourceConnectionOLEDB" failed with error code 0xC0202009. There may be error messages posted before this with more information on why the AcquireConnection method call failed.
(SQL Server Import and Export Wizard)
===================================
Exception from HRESULT: 0xC020801C (Microsoft.SqlServer.DTSPipelineWrap)
Program Location:
at Microsoft.SqlServer.Dts.Pipeline.Wrapper.CManagedComponentWrapperClass.AcquireConnections(Object pTransaction)
at Microsoft.SqlServer.Dts.DtsWizard.Execute.SetSourceConnection(Exception& ex, TransformInfo ti)
OS is Vista Home Premium SP1 (32 bit)
Processor = Intel core 2 duo E7200 @ 2.5 GHz
SQL Server Software was just downloaded yesterday, so it is whatever is current on the download site:
SQL Express with Tools
So, how do I get this transform to work? I do not have nor do I want/afford to put Access 2003 on this machine.
Thanks
RRR

I had this similar problem - 32-bit SQL Server 2005 trying to import tables from Access 2000 .mdb file, same error:
Error 0xc020801c: Source - ParentingStats [1]: SSIS Error Code DTS_E_CANNOTACQUIRECONNECTIONFROMCONNECTIONMANAGER. The AcquireConnection method call to the connection manager "SourceConnectionOLEDB" failed with error code 0xC0202009. There may be error messages posted before this with more information on why the AcquireConnection method call failed.
(SQL Server Import and Export Wizard)
===================================
Exception from HRESULT: 0xC020801C (Microsoft.SqlServer.DTSPipelineWrap)
I know you said you clicked "Advanced..." and Test Connection when you chose your Access database - but that is what resolved the error for me. I chose my .mdb file, username is admin, password is blank, but if I don't click the Advanced button and test the connection before continuing on, the import fails with above error message. Go figure, since the username/blank password is correct.
FWIW, sorry if that doesn't help you though.

Migration: Access 2003 to Oracle SQL

Dear All
I would like to perform a migration from Access 2003, to Oracle 10g. I am using SQL Developer for the task, and have reached the point of capturing the XML file that I exported from Access. I need to create a migration repository on the target database, and this is causing problems as I do not have all the necessary privileges.
In the process, I have been advised that migrations from Access to Oracle are not easy to achieve, and in fact require careful planning before execution. My objective is not really to transfer the data stored within the database file. I only really want to convert Access logic into Oracle SQL code. I was wondering if anyone could advise on the typical odds of success in achieving this task.
I migrated the same Access database to MS SQL Server some time ago and the process seemed to go smoothly. Would it be reasonable then to migrate from MS SQL to Oracle SQL if this is easier?
Any feedback would be very much appreciated.
Thank you.
M

Thanks for your response.
I am not familiar with the intricacies of the process, I'm just following the instructions set out in the Oracle Migrating 3rd Party Databases white paper.
In this document, a process is set out consisting of steps that export an Access database, and then capture it to an Oracle user area with appropriate privileges. The process is achieved through Oracle SQL Developer.
I'd be very grateful if you could expand on your answer if there is a better way of translating Access queries into Oracle SQL. I am aware that an Access front-end is capable of connecting with an Oracle database to execute queries, however, there are considerable limitations in the use of Access that I would like to avoid - hence the migration.

Update sql 2012 database from access 2003

Hi, all,
I have a new sql server 2012 and has already created a database same as the one from access 2003.
Can someone give me a details or links how to update sql server 2012 through SSIS package? I know I could use import wizard but it is a customized version of SSIS. And I want to build my own project using SSIS package.
source: access 2003 on old sql server 2005
destination: sql server 2012.
Thanks.

you can try this
http://www.mssqltips.com/sqlservertip/2484/import-data-from-microsoft-access-to-sql-server/
Please Mark This As Answer if it solved your issue
Please Vote This As Helpful if it helps to solve your issue
Visakh
My Wiki User Page
My MSDN Page
My Personal Blog
My Facebook Page

Access 2003 compatible with php or sql?

I'm beginner lvl, and trying to connect an access 2003 database table to a website.
I'm hoping it will be able to submit, and upload from this table. I'm looking into sql and php.
I was just hoping for some foresight from the more experienced that have dealt with this outdated version of access.
Maybe i just need to get a newer version, but first;
Q1
-----using the wizard to create a page, and running it in ie 11 (it doesn't like chrome) it doesn't run correctly.. the options for switching between data and creating new inserts aren't compatible with ie 11.
??? is there another way without the wizard to configure an html with access 2003?
Q2
-----I'll be looking for a config with sql and php, i don't know how long either of these has been around.
??Are they a good idea for attempting this?
I'm interested in ideas that involve using code in notepad documents and access 2003
I'm not really interested in using third party enviroments for my developing and configurations.
Thanks in advance

Access was never designed to be a database behind a web front-end. The number of concurrent calls could overwhelm it. There are also far fewer samples and support available than using SQL Server database. So look into the free Express Edition of
SQL Server. We're now at version 2014. No need to use 10-year old tech for a new site.
The web pages could be programmed using asp.net if using MSFT tech, or PHP if you want to do it the hard way :-)
Choose one camp, and stick with it. This is to say: either use the LAMP stack, or MSFT. You *can* mix and match, but not as a rookie.
-Tom. Microsoft Access MVP

Oracle + Unix question , Error validation for SQL statements in co process

Hi,
If I use co process in a shell script , what is the best way to do the error validation of the execution of any sql statements . I was trying to change the following code to make use of co process concept. When I tried echo $? after the execution of a "wrong statements"
it is still giving Zero output ( meaning success)
<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
cat ${CFG_DIR}/srs_indx.lst | egrep -v '^#' | egrep -v '^[    ]*$' | while read x
do
echo " Processing values :: pre $pre tbl $tbl indx $indx tblspc $tblspc cols $cols param $param" >> ${LOGS_DIR}/srs_indx.log
sqlplus ${BIZSTG} << EOT >> ${LOGS_DIR}/srs_indx.log
set verify on timing on term on echo on feedback on serveroutput on
WHENEVER SQLERROR CONTINUE
drop index $indx;
WHENEVER SQLERROR EXIT FAILURE
alter session set query_rewrite_enabled = true;
create $pre index $indx on $tbl ($cols)
tablespace $tblspc
$param;
exit
EOT
RC=$?
if ( test $RC -ne 0 )
then
     ERR_MSG="ERROR in creating index $indx for table $tbl from srs_indx.ksh of $ENVIR : $APP by `whoami`@`hostname` on `date` "
     echo $ERR_MSG >> ${LOGS_DIR}/srs_indx.log
     process_warning ${LOGS_DIR}/srs_indx.log
     exitstat=1
else
     echo "$indx created at `date`" >> ${LOGS_DIR}/srs_indx.log
fi
done
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Any help will be appreciated .
with thanks and regards
Ranjeesh K R

Hi,
Thanks for the response, I guess people misunderstood my question .
My question was about "error handling in case of CO PROCESS". For those who don't know about this, in case CO PROCESS you just need to login once to Oracle. In my above code It is logging in & out for each entry in the list. CO process statements may look Similar to SQL statements in pro*C. In PRO*C we use EXEC, but here print -p statements..
a sample is given for those who are new to co process.
sqlplus -s /nolog |& # Open a pipe to SQL*Plus
print -p -- 'connect user/password@instance'
print -p -- 'set feed off pause off pages 0 head off veri off line 500'
print -p -- 'set term off time off'
print -p -- "set sqlprompt ''"
print -p -- "select sysdate from dual;"
read -p SYSDATE
print -p -- "select user from dual;"
read -p USER
print -p -- "select global_name from global_name;"
read -p GLOBAL_NAME
print -p -- exit
echo SYSDATE: $SYSDATE
echo USER: $USER
echo GLOBAL_NAME: $GLOBAL_NAME
But I got stuck during error handling of these SQL statements, especially the $? / $* returns 0 even after an erroneus execution.
Regards

OO4O & VC++ Access Violation with large sql statement

Using Oracle C++ Class Library OO4O for Oracle9i Version 9.0.1.4.3 for
Windows 98/NT/2000/XP.
Open a dynaset with a large sql statemant more then 1000 chars you get
a Access Violation, like below.
szSQL = "select..."
ores = oDyn.Open( odb, szSQL, ODYNASET_READONLY || ODYNASET_NOCACHE);
The same sql query works without any problem in SQL Plus. A simple SQL statement works fine using OO4O.
Any ideas?

I am using Jboss 2.44 with tomcat3.2.3, and I get deployment problems when using jdk1.5, I also tried JBoss 4 but I also have lots of problems with that.
I have this huge system developed long time ago. I have problems with printing in jdk1.3 so upgrade to 1.4 or higher will fix the printing. Upgrading to jdk1.5 and JBoss 4 will need lots of rewrite which is not an option.
So to me it seems easier if I keep using jboss2.44 and tomcat 3.2.3 but just upgrade to JDK 1.4. All off this is just because jdk1.3.1 has printing bugs.
Bushwack, I am ding exactly like you are, the only difference is, ResultSet.CONCUR_UPDATABLE and I used , ResultSet.CONCUR_READONLY. But I tried and still the same error.
I will try using a new JDBC driver, hope it works, I am just struggling to find a free one

OO4O & VC++ Access Violation with large sql statement - REPOST

This is a repost - my email address was incorrect on the previous message
OO4O & VC++ Access Violation with large sql statement
Using Oracle C++ Class Library OO4O for Oracle9i Version 9.0.1.4.3 for
Windows 98/NT/2000/XP.
Open a dynaset with a large sql statemant more then 1000 chars you get
a Access Violation, like below.
szSQL = "select..."
ores = oDyn.Open( odb, szSQL, ODYNASET_READONLY || ODYNASET_NOCACHE);
The same sql query works without any problem in SQL Plus. A simple SQL statement works fine using OO4O.
Any ideas?
[email protected]

I am using Jboss 2.44 with tomcat3.2.3, and I get deployment problems when using jdk1.5, I also tried JBoss 4 but I also have lots of problems with that.
I have this huge system developed long time ago. I have problems with printing in jdk1.3 so upgrade to 1.4 or higher will fix the printing. Upgrading to jdk1.5 and JBoss 4 will need lots of rewrite which is not an option.
So to me it seems easier if I keep using jboss2.44 and tomcat 3.2.3 but just upgrade to JDK 1.4. All off this is just because jdk1.3.1 has printing bugs.
Bushwack, I am ding exactly like you are, the only difference is, ResultSet.CONCUR_UPDATABLE and I used , ResultSet.CONCUR_READONLY. But I tried and still the same error.
I will try using a new JDBC driver, hope it works, I am just struggling to find a free one

Question about sql statement

Hi expert,
I have following sql statement, function 'hiroc_get_delta_amount1' and 'hiroc_get_delta_amount2' are separately used in select and where subclause. these two function are exactly same, except that there is a inserting log statement inside. for function 'hiroc_get_delta_amount1' , logs are supposed to write into log table1, whereas for function 'hiroc_get_delta_amount2' , logs are supposed to write into log table2. after running this sql, I got data loaded into log table2, however, there is no data loaded into log table1.
could you please tell me why there is no data in log table2 for function
1. sql statement;
select
pp.policy_premium_pk,
pp.policy_fk,
pp.policy_term_fk,
pp.risk_fk,
pp.coverage_fk,
pp.transaction_log_fk,
pp.coverage_component_code,
hiroc_rpt_user.hiroc_get_delta_amount1(pp.policy_fk, pp.policy_term_fk, pp.risk_fk, pp.coverage_fk, pp.transaction_log_fk, pp.coverage_component_code),
pp.rate_period_from_date
from PRODBKUPDW_MART.rmv_policy_premium pp
where pp.rate_period_type_code = 'TERM_COVG'
and pp.coverage_component_code 'NETPREM'
and hiroc_rpt_user.hiroc_get_delta_amount2(pp.policy_fk, pp.policy_term_fk, pp.risk_fk, pp.coverage_fk, pp.transaction_log_fk, pp.coverage_component_code) != 0
group by pp.policy_premium_pk,
pp.policy_premium_pk,
pp.policy_fk,
pp.policy_term_fk,
pp.risk_fk,
pp.coverage_fk,
pp.transaction_log_fk,
pp.coverage_component_code,
pp.rate_period_from_date;
2. log inserting statement used for both functions:
(1) function 'hiroc_get_delta_amount1'
insert into HIROC_RPT_USER.LOG_TEST1 values (v_start, sysdate,
p_policy_fk,p_policy_term_history_fk,p_risk_fk,p_coverage_fk,p_transaction_log_fk,p_comp_code);
COMMIT;
(2) function 'HIROC_GET_DELTA_AMOUNT_1'
insert into HIROC_RPT_USER.LOG_ZB_TEST_1 values (v_start, sysdate,
p_policy_fk,p_policy_term_history_fk,p_risk_fk,p_coverage_fk,p_transaction_log_fk,p_comp_code);
COMMIT;

Are your functions using autonomous transactions?
We also need more information about the log tables etc. as we cannot tell what the problem would be from just that query, and no data.

Access 2003: sql statement question

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for