ERROR: Inconsistent java and sql object types

I am getting a nested object table in the form of an oracle.sql.ARRAY. I then call getResultSet() on this array and try to cast each object into a Java implementation of the SQLData interface (also defined in the connections type map).
This approach works for one nested object table but not for another. I get the error message:
"Inconsistent java and sql object types"
Does this mean that my Java to Oracle type mappings are wrong? Any help would be appreciated.
Regards
Steve

i had a similar situation. found out it was occuring because the oracle type had not been granted to the appropriate user.
todd kegley

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Inconsistent java and sql object types

Hi,
I have run into error "Inconsistent java and sql object types"
while mapping a java class to a sql object type. The java class
is just a duplicate of sql data structure and I pretty much
follow the JDBC Developer's GUide's examples (20-43 to 20-45)
to create the mapping java class.
Any one runs into simliar problem or any clues?
Thanks,
Ed
Exception in thread "main" java.sql.SQLException: Inconsistent java and sql object types: InstantiationException:
at oracle.jdbc.dbaccess.DBError.throwSqlException(DBError.java:168)
at oracle.jdbc.dbaccess.DBError.throwSqlException(DBError.java:210)
at oracle.sql.STRUCT.toClass(STRUCT.java:433)
at oracle.sql.STRUCT.toJdbc(STRUCT.java:366)
at oracle.jdbc.oracore.OracleTypeUPT.unpickle80rec
(OracleTypeUPT.java:236)
at
oracle.jdbc.oracore.OracleTypeCOLLECTION.unpickle80rec_elems
(OracleTypeCOLLECTION.java:553)
at oracle.jdbc.oracore.OracleTypeCOLLECTION.unpickle80rec
(OracleTypeCOLLECTION.java:383)
at oracle.jdbc.oracore.OracleTypeCOLLECTION.unpickle80
(OracleTypeCOLLECTION.java:329)
at oracle.jdbc.oracore.OracleTypeCOLLECTION.unlinearize
(OracleTypeCOLLECTION.java:218)
at oracle.sql.ArrayDescriptor.toJavaArray
(ArrayDescriptor.java:501)
at oracle.sql.ARRAY.getArray(ARRAY.java:197)

The safest way would be to use JPublisher to generate the type classes. In your application, you can just use the generated code to manipulate the object.

The java and sql object type was not matched

My table(Oracle10.2) has a varying arrays column. For mapping to java classes, I use JDeveloper(10.1.3.1.0) to generate java classes. Then I try to insert a record into this varrying arrays column with java. While it always complaints java.sql.SQLException.the java and sql object type was not matched. I can not find the reason.
My java code:
               StructDescriptor structdesc = StructDescriptor.createDescriptor(
                         "VARRAY_SEQ", con);
               int nid=20;
               int pid=546;
               BigDecimal mynid=new BigDecimal(nid);
               mynid=mynid.setScale(0, BigDecimal.ROUND_HALF_UP);
               BigDecimal mypid=new BigDecimal(pid);
               mypid=mypid.setScale(0, BigDecimal.ROUND_HALF_UP);
               Object[] attributes = { "ASDF", mynid, "Developer", mypid,
                         "rwretw" };
               STRUCT Rel = new STRUCT(structdesc, con, attributes);
               stmt.setObject(8, Rel);
               stmt.execute();
               stmt.close();
And the STRUCT is
public RelSeq(String nucl, java.math.BigDecimal neId, String nuor, java.math.BigDecimal pId, String phor) throws SQLException
{ _init_struct(true);
setNucl(nucl);
setNeId(neId);
setNuor(nuor);
setPId(pId);
setPhor(phor);
}

My table(Oracle10.2) has a varying arrays column. For mapping to java classes, I use JDeveloper(10.1.3.1.0) to generate java classes. Then I try to insert a record into this varrying arrays column with java. While it always complaints java.sql.SQLException.the java and sql object type was not matched. I can not find the reason.
My java code:
               StructDescriptor structdesc = StructDescriptor.createDescriptor(
                         "VARRAY_SEQ", con);
               int nid=20;
               int pid=546;
               BigDecimal mynid=new BigDecimal(nid);
               mynid=mynid.setScale(0, BigDecimal.ROUND_HALF_UP);
               BigDecimal mypid=new BigDecimal(pid);
               mypid=mypid.setScale(0, BigDecimal.ROUND_HALF_UP);
               Object[] attributes = { "ASDF", mynid, "Developer", mypid,
                         "rwretw" };
               STRUCT Rel = new STRUCT(structdesc, con, attributes);
               stmt.setObject(8, Rel);
               stmt.execute();
               stmt.close();
And the STRUCT is
public RelSeq(String nucl, java.math.BigDecimal neId, String nuor, java.math.BigDecimal pId, String phor) throws SQLException
{ _init_struct(true);
setNucl(nucl);
setNeId(neId);
setNuor(nuor);
setPId(pId);
setPhor(phor);
}

PL/SQL Object Type - Java oracle.jbo.domain

PL/SQL Object Type <-> Java oracle.jbo.domain
can anybody help me, getting my domains to work?
Following scenario:
in pl/sql we have an object type called MULTI_LANGUAGE. This type is used for storing multilingual texts as nested table in one(!) column.
So the object MULTI_LANGUAGE contains a member variable LANGUAGE_COLLECTION of type LANGUAGE_TABLE, which itself is a nested table of objects
of the type LANGUAGE_FIELD (this again is only a language id and the corresponding content)
Also the methods setContent(langID, langContent) and getContent(langId) are defined on Object MULTI_LANGUAGE.
For example: Table having primary key, 2 other columns and one column of object type MULTI_LANGAGE (=nested table of objects)
|ID|Column1|Column2| multilingual Column |
|--|---------------------------------------|
| |       |       | ------------------- |
| |       |       | | 1 | hello         | |
| |       |       | ------------------- |
|1 | foo   | bar   | | 2 | hallo         | |   <- Row Nr 1
| |       |       | ------------------- |
| |       |       | | 3 | ola           | |
| |       |       | ------------------- |
|--|-------|-------|-----------------------|
| |       |       | ------------------- |
| |       |       | | 1 | world         | |
| |       |       | ------------------- |
|2 | abc   | def   | | 2 | welt          | |   <- Row Nr 2
| |       |       | ------------------- |
| |       |       | | 3 | ??? ;-)      | |
| |       |       | ------------------- |
|--|-------|-------|-----------------------|Now i've tried to modell this structure as an oracle.jbo.domain.
class MultiLanguage extends Struct having this StructureDef:
attrs[(0)] = new DomainAttributeDef("LanguageColl", "LANGUAGE_COLL", 0, oracle.jbo.domain.Array.class, 2003, "ARRAY", -127, 0, false, "campusonlinepkg.common.LanguageField");
and
class LanguageField extends Struct having this StructureDef:
attrs[(0)] = new DomainAttributeDef("Id", "ID", 0, oracle.jbo.domain.Number.class, 2, "NUMERIC", -127, 0, false);
attrs[(1)] = new DomainAttributeDef("Content", "CONTENT", 1, java.lang.String.class, 12, "VARCHAR", -127, 4000, false);
Is there anything wrong with this StructureDef?
When running the BC-Browser with -Djbo.debugoutput=console -Djbo.jdbc.driver.verbose=true parameters I get suspect warnings when browsing the records
[196] Executing FAULT-IN...SELECT NR, NAME FROM B_THESAURI BThesauri WHERE NR=:1
[197] SQLException: SQLState(null) vendor code(17074)
[198] java.sql.SQLException: Ungültiges Namensmuster: XMLTEST.null
...snip: detail of stack...
[240] SQLException: SQLState(null) vendor code(17060)
[241] java.sql.SQLException: Deskriptor konnte nicht erstellt werden: Unable to resolve type "null"
...snip: detail of stack...
[280] Warning:No element type set on this array. Assuming java.lang.Object.
(XMLTEST is the name of the schema)
Seems as if the framework can't read the TypeDescriptor or does not know which descriptor to read (XMLTEST.null??)
Do I have to implement my own JboTypeMap?
Please help, I'm stuck.
Thanks in advance, Christian

Thanks for your suggestion, but it seems to me as if there is one level missing.
in pl/sql I have following structure:
Struct MULTI_LANGUAGE (Object type) - outermost
Array LANGUAGE_TABLE (nested table type)
    Struct LANGUAGE_FIELD (Object type simple) - innermostthe reason why i had to wrap another struct around the array was because it is not possible to define methods on a nested table. this is only possible on objects.
on the outermost object type (which holds the array of language fields) I needed to define following 2 methods for direct access:
getContent (langId in number) returns varchar2
setContent (langId in number, langContent in varchar2)
I would like to rebuild the same structure in java, because newly written java code should live in perfect harmony with legacy pl/sql code ;-)
Both applications (Java and pl/sql) have to access the same data as long as migration to java goes on.
Is this nested structure too much for a Domain?
Any other suggestions?
Thanks again, Christian

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Rows:
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Create type T_FILE_RECORD_TAB IS TABLE OF T_FILE_RECORD_REC
However I'm facing a problem to populate an Array of records, I know I'm missing something important. Hence please help.
It would be helpful to provide some guidelines and suggestions or Pseudo or a Code to achieve this. Rest all I can take up further.
Thanks in advance,

I know once way that is creating a OBJECT TYPE and a TABLE of OBJECT TYPE, howeve I feel I'm missing something to achieve this.You're right, you need SQL object types created at the database level. Java doesn't know about locally defined PL/SQL types
However you can do without all this by creating the XML directly in PL/SQL (steps 1+2) and passing the document to Java as XMLType or CLOB.
Are you processing the records one at a time?

Implementing First In First Out Behaviour Using PL/SQL object types

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I have a Integer Array of type Varray, I want to implement first in first out behaviour using Pl/SQL object type.Please provide me some idea that i can proceed. If you can provide me any sample code or any documentation,i will be very much thankful to you.Eagerly waiting for your reply.
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basically i have to implement a queue using pl/sql object types to traverse a tree as we can implement stack (LIFO).
I can give an example of Stack implementation...
CREATE or replace TYPE IntArray AS VARRAY(50) OF INTEGER;
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maximalSize INTEGER
,top INTEGER
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,MEMBER PROCEDURE initialize
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,MEMBER FUNCTION empty RETURN BOOLEAN
,MEMBER FUNCTION getAnzahl RETURN INTEGER
,MEMBER PROCEDURE push (n IN INTEGER)
,MEMBER PROCEDURE pop (n OUT INTEGER)
CREATE or replace TYPE body IntStack_O AS
MEMBER PROCEDURE initialize IS
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top := 0;
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position := IntArray(NULL);
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MEMBER FUNCTION empty RETURN BOOLEAN IS
BEGIN
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END empty;
MEMBER FUNCTION getAnzahl RETURN integer IS
BEGIN
RETURN top;
END;
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BEGIN
IF NOT full
THEN
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–Stack ist voll!
RAISE_APPLICATION_ERROR(-20101, ‘Error! Stack overflow. ‘
||’limit for stacksize reached.’);
END IF;
END push;
MEMBER PROCEDURE pop (n OUT INTEGER) IS
BEGIN
IF NOT empty
THEN
n := position(top);
top := top -1; — take top element from stack
ELSE
–Stack ist leer!
RAISE_APPLICATION_ERROR(-20102, ‘Error! Stack underflow. ‘
||’stack is empty.’);
END IF;
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END;
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DECLARE
stack intstack_o := intstack_o(NULL,NULL,NULL);
a INTEGER;
BEGIN
stack.initialize;
dbms_output.put_line('Anzahl: ' || stack.getAnzahl);
stack.push(1111);
dbms_output.put_line('Anzahl: ' || stack.getAnzahl);
stack.push(1112);
dbms_output.put_line('Anzahl: ' || stack.getAnzahl);
stack.push(1113);
dbms_output.put_line('Anzahl: ' || stack.getAnzahl);
stack.pop(a);
dbms_output.put_line('Anzahl: ' || stack.getAnzahl);
dbms_output.put_line(a);
stack.pop(a);
dbms_output.put_line('Anzahl: ' || stack.getAnzahl);
dbms_output.put_line(a);
stack.pop(a);
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Anzahl: 0
Anzahl: 1
Anzahl: 2
Anzahl: 3
Anzahl: 2
1113
Anzahl: 1
1112
Anzahl: 0
1111
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CREATE OR REPLACE TYPE foo_obj IS OBJECT (
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CREATE OR REPLACE PACKAGE foo_pkg
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,f2 VARCHAR2 (3)
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RETURN NUMBER
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RETURN 1;
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SHOW errors
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DROP TYPE newFooObj;
Bob

Oracle JDBC driver and the object types cache

Hi there,
Oracle JDBC Developer's Guide and Reference says (version 11gR1):
Oracle JDBC drivers cache array and structure descriptors. This provides enormous performance benefits. However, it means that if you change the underlying type definition of a structure type in the database, the cached descriptor for that structure type will become stale and your application will receive a SQLException exception.http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B28359_01/java.111/b31224/oraoot.htm#g1104293
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Luis Cabral wrote:
jschell wrote:
Although if you are changing the object structure then the code to deal with it must change as well. So, especially in developement, why is restarting a problem?It is not that restarting per se is a problem. Here us developers do not have the required privileges to restart the JDBC pool and we have to ask the DBA to do it, and sometimes he is not immediately available. It is not a big thing but this can impact the development process.Your development process is hideously flawed then.
The pool exists in the JEE server. And from your first post it seems that you have permission to restart that but not to access the management console. It is ridiculous to have access the the former and not the later.
Not to mention that you should have your own JEE instance to develop on. Actually it is weird to me that a DBA would even be touching a JEE server. The competent ones I know don't even know how to do that. They know the database not the application servers.
>
In addition, having to restart a whole JDBC pool just because you changed a database object definition does not seem very flexible to me. Such issue does not exist in other connection types, for instance in OCI connections, that is why I thought there should be an option to turn it off if required.
Well specifically you have to restart the pool because you were USING the object that changed.
And I am rather certain that you can turn off the pool entirely.
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I suggest you stop using complex objects in Oracle. I suspect that would eliminate the problem completely.

Problems with java and SQL

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// java program to create an access database through JDBC
import java.sql.*;
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Here's what I got. I don't see anything that helps but I'm kinda new to using SQL and java together.
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Problem with SQL java.sql.SQLException: [Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver
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java.sql.SQLException: [Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] Syntax error in
CREATE TABLE statement.
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at sun.jdbc.odbc.JdbcOdbc.standardError(Unknown Source)
at sun.jdbc.odbc.JdbcOdbc.SQLExecDirect(Unknown Source)
at sun.jdbc.odbc.JdbcOdbcStatement.execute(Unknown Source)
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When I click on firefox to open in my Mac, an error shows up: plug-in object Type error: id is undefined. When I click on the OK button, firefox opens. This never happened in FF 3. What is this?

Also when I am in a site, such as an account, and click on a highlighted link, I get another error, {Javascript Application] can't create mcafee plug-in object: Type Error: components. classes [cid] is undefined. The only mcafee I had on my computer was the secure search and I uninstalled it, but I still get this message. When I click on the OK button with the error message, then the link opens up.

Start Firefox in [[Safe Mode]] to check if one of the add-ons is causing the problem (switch to the DEFAULT theme: Tools > Add-ons > Appearance/Themes).
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Concurrency and Oracle Object Types

Hi All,
I have a question regarding Concurrent usage of an Object type in Oracle.
I have a java program which calls an Oracle stored proc with the object's table type as IN parameter. In my stored proc, I am populating an Oracle Object with data received from java and retrieving some data based on that.
My java program can be invoked concurrently by 500 users at the same time - the application is built to handle that request load.
Now in Oracle, if a bunch of requests are received at the same, would Oracle create multiple instances of this object type that would be usage to the multiple stored proc invocations? Or would there be a prob of concurrency?
If multiple instance creation is not supported, is there some alternative I can use?
My code roughly resembles:
Object:
contains two columns - name, age
Stored proc - logic to retrieve and return data from a table based on the name, age received.
When a bunch of requests access the stored proc simultaneously, will a bunch of instnaces of the object type get created? Or would there be a scenario where the object is common to all requests and hence data from one request would be conflicted due to data from another request?

Hi Wiiliam
Sorry for the late acknowledgement (i dozed off!).. Thanks for the response. So the private instance specific to a session ensure that theres no conflict between multiple requests to the same stored proc and hence no conflict of data... Great
Chaitanya

Error using java and javascript

I have a jsp page that links to a bean and is working fine (getting data from the database).
On a html form I have a button with a picture that fires off javascript when clicked:
<BUTTON TYPE=reset onclick=showinfo('<%=index%>')>
<IMG SRC="http://localhost:8080/Portal/Images/q2.bmp" ALT="Info">
</BUTTON>
The javascript function just opens a new window and displays the text sent in:
<Script Language=JavaScript>
function showinfo(arrayindex)
InfoWin=window.open("","InfoWin","width=345,height=220");
InfoWin.document.write(arrayindex);
return false;
</Script>
Well in the above example index is a number (pulled from the database using a java bean and javascript converts it into a string then the function displays it correctly. If I replace <%=index%> with regular text it works fine as well(because java isn't used to pull data)! The problem occurs when I retrieve text data from the database and send it to the function. The web page gives errors about a nonterminating string. But I can move the code to somewhere else on the form(as long as I don't send it to java script) and it will print the text to the screen. I can also view the source of the web page and the html shows the text from the data base as if I hard coded the text into the javascript!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
This must be a bug between java and javascript!
-can pass numbers(from a database) between the two
-can't pass text (from a database)between the two
Any info would help!

Found the problem myself!
I am using an odbc connection to msaccess and the spaces in the text was messing things up!
After taking out the spaces it worked again.

ERROR: Inconsistent java and sql object types

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