Syntax error when creating a user-defined table type in SQL Server 2012

Why am I getting a syntax error when creating a user-defined table type in SQL Server 2014?
CREATE TYPE ReportsTableType AS TABLE
( reportId INT
, questionId INT
, questionOrder INT );
Results:
Msg 156, Level 15, State 1, Line 1
Incorrect syntax near the keyword 'AS'.

Hope these posts could help,
https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/sqlserver/en-US/37a45a9a-ed8c-4655-be93-f6e6d5ef44be/getting-incorrect-syntax-while-creating-a-table-type-in-sql-server-2008-r2?forum=transactsql
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598D06C80 02BB0502 00C0F5CD 0023BDA1 000A0002 [..........#.....]
598D06C90 00C00013 000000D0 00030201 56B25736 [............6W.V]
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598D06CB0 FFFF0003 00C0F5CD 56B25736 3EB10003 [........6W.V...>]
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Finally, attempting to do spatial calculations with unlike SRIDs (e.g. intersects between SRID 4269 and 4326 instance) returns NULL.
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Using a sample at:
Technet Link
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GO
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ON
( NAME = testdb,
FILENAME = 'C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL12.MSSQLSERVER\MSSQL\DATA\testdb.mdf' )
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Works correctly in SQL Server 2014 Management Studio:
USE master
GO
CREATE DATABASE testdb
ON
( NAME = testdb,
FILENAME = 'F:\temp\testdb.mdf' )
GO
DROP DATABASE testdb
GO
Kalman Toth Database & OLAP Architect
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Syntax error when creating input-ready query

Hi,
When creating an input-ready query, I set the key-figure to 'Data can be changed by user entries or Planning Functions' in the Planning Properties in the query designer.
When I execute the query, I get the following error:
Syntax Error in : CL_RSR_RRK0_KEYFIGURE
In se24, the class has a syntax error in its Constructor method.
The error is not occuring when I change the Planning property to 'Data Cannot be changed' or 'Data can be changed via Planning Functions'.
Has anyone encountered such an error. If yes, how to proceed further?
Anything do with the the ABAP Patches. Currently I am in Patch13.
Thanks,
Balaji

Hi,
Plz apply the notes 1042924 and 1043103.After appling the notes regenerate the
query.
This should solve the error.
Regards,
Srikanth.

Runtime Error when creating SUS user

Hi All,
I started configuring SUS demo for my client, but when i created user with role "SAP_BC_BASIS_MONITORING" and "SAP_EC_SUS_ADMIN_VENDOR",
i am getting:
Runtime Errors: DBIF_RSQL_INVALID_REQUEST
Short text: Invalid call of database interface.
Do i need to configure anything before creating SUS users with this roles? Please help me?
Regards,
Ravi
Message was edited by:
Ravi Varma Nadimpalli

Hi
Which SUS Verson are you using ? Are you using SUS on the same system, where EBP is installed ?
You can create users and assign role to respective users in SUS for creating
Bids in Bidding starting form SUS. But you must replicate users from SUS to EBP.
Then only systems will identify each other while logging.
<u>Meanwhile, Please go thrugh the following pointers and SAP OSS Notes -></u>
Re: Clarifications on EBP-SUS and MM-SUS Scenario
Note 893714 - SUS30: Replication of bidding users from SUS to EBP
<u>Related Notes</u>
1060329 - Mandatory check of form of address during user creation SUS
895217 - SUS30: SUS not integrated with CUA currently
880735 - UME/SUS: error with administrational user creation
779658 - SRM40/SUS/BP: Error during change of employee
Note 778483 - SRM-SUS: Force a user to change password on initial logon
Note 1060329 - Mandatory check of form of address during user creation SUS
Note 946159 - SRM-SUS 4.0: Termination when users are created
Regards
- Atul

Error when creating new users

My OBIEE enviroment is working fine except for the user and group creation process.
I create a new user by going into the WebLogic Server Administration Console > Security Realms > myrealm
I then click the Users and Groups tab, then Users tab.
The URL starts like this: http://[2002:888e:6097:0:0:0:888e:6097]:7001/console
I type in the new user info into the form and click 'Ok'.
I am then redirected to another page but I get this error:
Server not found
Firefox can't find the server at [2002.
And I noticed that the URL is now: http://[2002:7001/console
I tried restarting the server, but I still get this error.
Is there anyway to fix?
Thanks!

try to refer your old threads https://forums.oracle.com/thread/2573797 you have faced the same issue earlier in Aug

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