Syntax error in ABAP Query

Hi All,
We are facing syntax erro with ABAP query.
We have a infoset/query which is perfectly working in one system and we downloaded the both infoset and query from this system.But the same query when it is uploaded to other system is not working.
Infoset is not giving any syntax error while activation. Morever, the generated report struture is also different from the other system. In old system, report was having one include for declaration and other for data retrieval process etc.
Can you please help us to resolve this issue?
Thanks

Hi,
The query generated is based on the table structures available as they are used, etc.
So please check if there is any difference in the fields available in the tables used, LDB used if any.
In addition, may be few of the properties of the SAP query and info set does not get copied properly.
and after activating the info set only, activate the query, etc...check them once again.
Regards,
Santhosh.

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AWFrueh1808 wrote:
> OK, that's simple enough. But then I'm really confused
as to why the query in
> my original post/example didn't work.
>
> The only single quotes in my #whereClause# variable were
wrapped around each
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> OR formNum = '54321'
>
> I never used a single quote within the value itself. And
yet
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>
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WHEN NOT MATCHED BY TARGET
THEN
INSERT(stockReceiveMainID, prodCode, packtypeID, batchCode, quantityClaim, quantityReceived,reasonId, qQuantity, saleableQty, mfgDefect, slDamageQty, nonSaleableQty, damageQty, breakageQty, leakageQty, expiryQty, remarks,activeStatus,cnCreateSl,cnCreateNsl)
VALUES(S.stockReceiveMainID, S.prodCode, S.packtypeID, S.batchCode, S.quantityClaim, S.quantityReceived,S.reasonId, S.qQuantity, S.saleableQty, S.mfgDefect, S.slDamageQty, S.nonSaleableQty, S.damageQty, S.breakageQty, S.leakageQty, S.expiryQty,
S.remarks,'ACTIVE','FALSE','FALSE')
WHEN MATCHED
THEN
UPDATE SET T.quantityClaim=S.quantityClaim, T.quantityReceived=S.quantityReceived,T.reasonId=S.reasonId, T.qQuantity=S.qQuantity, T.saleableQty=S.saleableQty, T.mfgDefect=S.mfgDefect, T.slDamageQty=S.slDamageQty, T.nonSaleableQty=S.nonSaleableQty,
T.damageQty=S.damageQty, T.breakageQty=S.breakageQty, T.leakageQty=S.leakageQty, T.expiryQty=S.expiryQty, T.remarks=S.remarks
WHEN NOT MATCHED BY SOURCE
THEN
DELETE ;
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Hi
I have this simple query, but in run time I have a "sytax error in INSERT INTO". Why?
Statement st = con.createStatement();
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Also, many many many SQL problems can be avoided (nad you'll have cleaner, faster code), if you use PreparedStatement instead of Statement. Statement is for amateurs...
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