Why Syntax error in this query?

Hi
I have this simple query, but in run time I have a "sytax error in INSERT INTO". Why?
Statement st = con.createStatement();
st.executeUpdate("INSERT INTO TMail (From, Oggetto) VALUES ('" +
from + "', '" + mex.getSubject() +
"')");

If it's not a problem with a reserved word, then you're probably generating an invalid query. You need to print your query out and see what the query is.
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...
static final String SQL = "INSERT INTO TMail (From, Oggetto) VALUES (?, ?)";
PreparedStatement ps = con.prepareStatement(SQL);
ps.setString(1, from);
ps.setString(2, mex.getSubject() );
ps.executeUpdate();

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why there is a error in this query ?
declare
v_exist pls_integer;
v_search varchar2(255) := '175';
v_sql varchar2(255);
begin
for s in
(select table_name, column_name
from user_tab_columns
where data_type like '%CHAR%'
order by table_name, column_name)
loop
v_sql := 'select count(*) from '||s.table_name||
' where instr('||s.column_name||',' || CHR(39)|| v_search|| CHR(39) ||') > 0';
execute immediate v_sql into v_exist;
if v_exist > 0 then
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end if;
end loop;
end;
Error:
The following error has occurred:
ORA-00933: SQL command not properly ended
ORA-06512: at line 14
Edited by: user575089 on Dec 23, 2009 4:14 AM
Edited by: user575089 on Dec 23, 2009 4:14 AM

See, Right now i am in schema and see below :
set serveroutput on;
declare
v_exist pls_integer;
v_search varchar2(255) := 'SCOTT';
v_sql varchar2(255);
begin
for s in
(select '"'||table_name||'"' table_name,'"'||column_name||'"' column_name
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execute immediate v_sql into v_exist;
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Dear All,
After implement patch from SAPKA46C39 to SAPKA46C53, we have syntax error in our query.
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I'm getting the "ORA-00907: missing right parenthesis" message when I run the following query, but the parenthesis all seem to match up:
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password="#application.userPassODBC1#">
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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
> varchar value in the WHERE clause (well, HAVING) as in
HAVING formNum = '12345'
> OR formNum = '54321'
>
> I never used a single quote within the value itself. And
yet
> preservesinglequotes fixed it. So what was CF doing? Why
did the single
> quotes still show up in the error msg - and in the right
place?
>
As I said the default behavior is to escape the quotes in
your variables
as data. So the default output of your SQL statement, before
preserveSingleQuotes() would be like this.
HAVING formNum = ''12345'' OR formNum = ''54321''
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case you have the proper number of single quotes in your
string and you
do not want any added. You want to preserve them so to say.
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variable, i.e.
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keep them
all single.

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HI
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Driver][ODBC Socket][Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver]
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JobSite,
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#FORM.Region#,
#FORM.Company#,
#FORM.Division#,
'#FORM.InquiryNumber#',
#FORM.SafetyChecklist#,
#FORM.SafetyChecklistDate#,
#FORM.QCChecklist#,
'#FORM.QCChecklistDate#',
#FORM.EstimatedValue#,
'#FORM.UserUsername#',
'#FORM.UserPassword#',
#FORM.Updated#,
#FORM.ReviewDate#,
#FORM.ReviewedBy#,
#FORM.Discipline#,
#FORM.BidDate#,
#FORM.JobNumber#,
'#FORM.UpdatedBy#'
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Date/Time in Access provide some pretty strage hurdles. In
many occassions I have simply changed the field to a Text field and
ran with that and never seemed to have problems with the result. I
didn't like doing it but I never received errors. I have been
receiving some parameter errors with <cfqueryparam> like the
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Division,
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QCChecklistDate,
EstimatedValue,
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maxlength="50"
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'#FORM.UserUsername#',
'#FORM.UserPassword#',
<cfqueryparam
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cfsqltype="CF_SQL_DATE "
maxlength="50"
>,
#FORM.Discipline#,
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cfsqltype="CF_SQL_DATE "
maxlength="50"
>,
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'#FORM.UpdatedBy#'
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setup with one added field but kicks back a parmeter error
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BidNumber,
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#FORM.BidNumber#,
'#FORM.Project#',
'#FORM.JobSite#',
'#FORM.EstimatedBy#',
#FORM.Region#,
#FORM.Company#,
#FORM.Division#,
'#FORM.InquiryNumber#',
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maxlength="50"
>,
#FORM.QCChecklist#,
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cfsqltype="CF_SQL_DATE "
maxlength="50"
>,
#FORM.EstimatedValue#,
'#FORM.UserUsername#',
'#FORM.UserPassword#',
<cfqueryparam
value="#FORM.ReviewDate#"
cfsqltype="CF_SQL_DATE "
maxlength="50"
>,
#FORM.Discipline#,
<cfqueryparam
value="#FORM.BidDate#"
cfsqltype="CF_SQL_DATE "
maxlength="50"
>,
#FORM.JobNumber#,
'#FORM.UpdatedBy#'
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>
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>
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Hi,
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                t0.DocType, t0.Canceled, t0.DocDate [Document Date], 'CREDIT CARD' [Type], t1.CreditCard [Number], t1.NumOfPmnts [Sum], t1.FirstDue [Date], t1.VoucherNum [Ref], t0.DocCurr [Curency], t0.DocTotal [Doc Total]
                FROM orct t0 INNER JOIN rct3 t1 ON t0.DocNum = t1.DocNum WHERE t0.CreditSum > 0
                UNION ALL
                SELECT t0.DocNum [PV Number], t0.CardCode, t0.CardName [Customer Name], t0.Address [Pay To],
                t0.DocType, t0.Canceled, t0.DocDate [Document Date], 'CASH' [Type], t1.Formatcode [Number], t0.CashSum [Sum], t0.DocDate [Date], '' [Ref], t0.DocCurr [Curency], t0.DocTotal [Doc Total]
                FROM orct t0 inner join oact t1 on t0.CashAcct = t1.acctcode where NOT CashAcct IS NULL and CashSum > 0
                U1 ON U0.ReceiptNum = U1.[PV Number]
WHERE U1.CardCode BETWEEN '[%0]' AND '[%1]'
ORDER BY U1.[PV Number]
Problem lies with this line "U1 ON U0.ReceiptNum = U1.[PV Number]", once i remove this line, the query was able to run.
Much Thanks!
Warmest Regards,
Chihno

Hi All,
This is a sample of the working query:
SELECT U2.[PV Number], U2.[Customer No], U2.[Customer Name], U2.[Pay To], U2.DocType,U2.Canceled, U2.[Document Date], U2.[Type],U2.[Number], U2.[Sum], U2.[Date], U2.[Ref], U2.[Curency], U2.[Doc Total], U2.[Status] , U2.Submitted, U2.PayMth, U2.Confirmed, U2.CreateTran
FROM
                SELECT t0.DocNum [PV Number], t0.CardCode [Customer No], t0.CardName [Customer Name], t0.Address [Pay To],
                t0.DocType,t0.Canceled, t0.DocDate [Document Date], 'CHEQUE' [Type], t1.CheckNum [Number], t0.CheckSum [Sum], t1.DueDate [Date], t0.CheckAcct [Ref], t0.DocCurr [Curency], t0.DocTotal [Doc Total], t0.Status [Status] , t0.Submitted, t0.PayMth, t0.Confirmed, t0.CreateTran, t2.DocNum [Linked InvNo], t0.DocEntry
                FROM orct t0 INNER JOIN rct1 t1 ON t0.DocNum = t1.DocNum LEFT JOIN rct2 t2 ON t0.DocNum = t2.DocNum WHERE t0.CheckSum > 0 AND t0.DocType <> 'A'
                UNION ALL
                SELECT t0.DocNum [PV Number], t0.CardCode [Customer No], t0.CardName [Customer Name], t0.Address [Pay To],
                t0.DocType, t0.Canceled, t0.DocDate [Document Date], 'BANK TRANSFER' [Type], t1.FormatCode [Number], t0.TrsfrSum [Sum], t0.trsfrDate[Date], t0.TrsfrRef [Ref], t0.DocCurr [Curency], t0.DocTotal [Doc Total], t0.Status [Status] , t0.Submitted, t0.PayMth, t0.Confirmed, t0.CreateTran, t2.DocNum [Linked InvNo], t0.DocEntry
                FROM orct t0 inner join oact t1 on t0.TrsfrAcct = t1.acctcode LEFT JOIN rct2 t2 ON t0.DocNum = t2.DocNum   where NOT trsfracct IS NULL and trsfracct != '' AND trsfrsum > 0 AND t0.DocType <> 'A'
                UNION ALL
                SELECT t0.DocNum [PV Number], t0.CardCode [Customer No], t0.CardName [Customer Name], t0.Address [Pay To],
                t0.DocType, t0.Canceled, t0.DocDate [Document Date], 'CREDIT CARD' [Type], t1.CreditCard [Number], t1.NumOfPmnts [Sum], t1.FirstDue [Date], t1.VoucherNum [Ref], t0.DocCurr [Curency], t0.DocTotal [Doc Total], t0.Status [Status] , t0.Submitted, t0.PayMth, t0.Confirmed, t0.CreateTran, t2.DocNum [Linked InvNo], t0.DocEntry
                FROM orct t0 INNER JOIN rct3 t1 ON t0.DocNum = t1.DocNum LEFT JOIN rct2 t2 ON t0.DocNum = t2.DocNum   WHERE t0.CreditSum > 0 AND t0.DocType <> 'A'
                UNION ALL
                SELECT t0.DocNum [PV Number], t0.CardCode [Customer No], t0.CardName [Customer Name], t0.Address [Pay To],
                t0.DocType, t0.Canceled, t0.DocDate [Document Date], 'CASH' [Type], t1.Formatcode [Number], t0.CashSum [Sum], t0.DocDate [Date], '' [Ref], t0.DocCurr [Curency], t0.DocTotal [Doc Total], t0.Status [Status] , t0.Submitted, t0.PayMth, t0.Confirmed, t0.CreateTran, t2.DocNum [Linked InvNo], t0.DocEntry
                FROM orct t0 inner join oact t1 on t0.CashAcct = t1.acctcode LEFT JOIN rct2 t2 ON t0.DocNum = t2.DocNum    where NOT CashAcct IS NULL and CashSum > 0 AND t0.DocType <> 'A'
                ) U2
INNER JOIN OCRD U3 ON U2.[Customer No] = U3.CardCode
INNER JOIN ORCT U4 ON U2.DocEntry = U4.DocEntry
WHERE U2.[Linked InvNo] IS NULL AND U2.Canceled = 'N' AND U3.CardCode BETWEEN '[%0]' AND '[%1]' AND U4.DocDate BETWEEN '[%2]' AND '[%3]'
ORDER BY U2.[PV Number] ASC
Hope it helps.
Warmest Regards,
Chinho

Can't figure out why syntax errors are coming up

Here is a simple Binary search type program, but instead of cutting the array in half, it uses interpolation to search the array. Here is the code, but I am getting syntax errors, I will post them below the code:
public class BinIntSearch {
     private int interlope;
     private int low;
     private int high;
     private int[10] array1 = {6,500,600,700,800,900,1000,2000,3000,4000};
     public BinIntSearch() {//Start of Constructor
interlope = 0;
     low = 0;
high = 0;
public int Search(int[] values, int target) {
low = 0;
high = 9;
while(low < high)
if(array1[low] == target)
     return low;
     else
if(array1[high] == target)
return high;
     interlope = (target - array1[low])/(array1[high] - array1[low]);
     interlope = low + (high - low) * interlope;
     if(interlope <= low)
     high--;
     else
     low = interlope;
}//end of while loop
System.out.println("Target not found");
return -1;
}//end of method
public static void main(String args[])
BinIntSearch binSearch = new BinIntSearch();
binSearch.Search(array1,600);
}//end of class
here is the errors:
C:\BinIntSearch\BinIntSearch.java:6: ']' expected
     private int[10] array1 = {6,500,600,700,800,900,1000,2000,3000,4000};
^
C:\BinIntSearch\BinIntSearch.java:6: <identifier> expected
     private int[10] array1 = {6,500,600,700,800,900,1000,2000,3000,4000};
^
C:\BinIntSearch\BinIntSearch.java:27: cannot resolve symbol
symbol : variable array1
location: class BinIntSearch
if(array1[low] == target)
^
C:\BinIntSearch\BinIntSearch.java:30: cannot resolve symbol
symbol : variable array1
location: class BinIntSearch
if(array1[high] == target)
^
C:\BinIntSearch\BinIntSearch.java:33: cannot resolve symbol
symbol : variable array1
location: class BinIntSearch
     interlope = (target - array1[low])/(array1[high] - array1[low]);
^
C:\BinIntSearch\BinIntSearch.java:33: cannot resolve symbol
symbol : variable array1
location: class BinIntSearch
     interlope = (target - array1[low])/(array1[high] - array1[low]);
^
C:\BinIntSearch\BinIntSearch.java:33: cannot resolve symbol
symbol : variable array1
location: class BinIntSearch
     interlope = (target - array1[low])/(array1[high] - array1[low]);
^
C:\BinIntSearch\BinIntSearch.java:49: cannot resolve symbol
symbol : variable array1
location: class BinIntSearch
binSearch.Search(array1,600);
^
8 errors
Process completed.

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here is the code and below it is the one error
public class BinIntSearch {
private int interlope;
private int low;
private int high;
private int i;
private int array1[10000];
public BinIntSearch() {//Start of Constructor
for(i = 0; i < 10000; i++)
array1[i] = i;
interlope = 0;
low = 0;
high = 0;
Search(array1,500);
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low = 0;
high = 9;
while(low < high)
if(array1[low] == target)
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return low;
if(array1[high] == target)
System.out.println("Target Found");
return high;
interlope = (target - array1[low])/(array1[high] - array1[low]);
interlope = low + (high - low) * interlope;
if(interlope <= low)
high--;
else
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}//end of while loop
System.out.println("Target not found");
return -1;
}//end of method
public static void main(String args[])
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private int array1[10000];
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1 error
Process completed.

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I tried using a MovieClip as the source. The MC is on the stage and
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I named the MC as square via the Properties tab.
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select i.ips,
a.ips,
a.question_type,
sum(a.score) score,
p.project_name,
p.project_segment,p.location,p.project_exec_model,
p.project_exec_model||' - '||p.project_config pmodel,
one.score schedule,two.score cost,three.score execution,four.score commercial,
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(select ips,max(sample_num) from VW_RISK_SCORE group by ips) and ips=i.ips) last_dt
from
(select v.project_id,v.ips,v.sample_num,v.question_id,v.header_desc,v.section_area,v.score,
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from VW_RISK_SCORE v left join tbl_risk_question q on v.question_id=q.question_id
where (v.project_id,v.sample_num) in
(select project_id,max(sample_num) sample_num from VW_RISK_SCORE group by project_id)
) a,
(select distinct ips from VW_RISK_SCORE) i,
(select ips, sum(score) score from VW_RISK_SCORE where section_area=1 group by ips) one,
(select ips, sum(score) score from VW_RISK_SCORE where section_area=2 group by ips) two,
(select ips, sum(score) score from VW_RISK_SCORE where section_area=3 group by ips) three,
(select ips, sum(score) score from VW_RISK_SCORE where section_area=4 group by ips) four,
tbl_risk_project p
where i.ips=one.ips(+) and i.ips=two.ips(+) and i.ips=three.ips(+) and i.ips=four.ips(+) and ito on scores.ips=ito.ips
and i.ips=p.ips and a.question_type='-ITO' group by i.ips,a.ips, a.question_type, p.project_name, p.project_segment, p.location, p.project_exec_model, p.project_exec_model||' - '||p.project_config, one.score, two.score, three.score, four.score, nvl(one.score,0)+nvl(two.score,0)+nvl(three.score,0)+nvl(four.score,0), (select sum(prev_score) prev from XT_RISK_PAST2 where ips = i.ips), (select max(createdt) from tbl_risk_answer where (ips,sample_num) in
(select ips,max(sample_num) from VW_RISK_SCORE group by ips) and ips=i.ips)
) scores and here is error I get.
ORA-00604: error occurred at recursive SQL level 1
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ORA-06512: at line 12
ORA-00920: invalid relational operator
00604. 00000 - "error occurred at recursive SQL level %s"
*Cause:    An error occurred while processing a recursive SQL statement
(a statement applying to internal dictionary tables).
*Action:   If the situation described in the next error on the stack
can be corrected, do so; otherwise contact Oracle Support.
Error at Line: 30 Column: 4

You would move them to the from-clause, just like one, two, three and four.
Something like:
untested for obvious reasons
select *
from (select i.ips,
               a.ips,
               a.question_type,
               sum(a.score) score,
               p.project_name,
               p.project_segment,
               p.location,
               p.project_exec_model,
               p.project_exec_model || ' - ' || p.project_config pmodel,
               one.score schedule,
               two.score cost,
               three.score execution,
               four.score commercial,
               nvl(one.score, 0) + nvl(two.score, 0) + nvl(three.score, 0) +
               nvl(four.score, 0) as total,
               (select sum(prev_score) prev
                  from xt_risk_past2
                 where ips = i.ips) prev_score,
               (select max(createdt)
                  from tbl_risk_answer
                 where (ips, sample_num) in
                       (select ips, max(sample_num)
                          from vw_risk_score
                         group by ips)
                   and ips = i.ips) last_dt
          from (select v.project_id,
                       v.ips,
                       v.sample_num,
                       v.question_id,
                       v.header_desc,
                       v.section_area,
                       v.score,
                       decode(bi_recurse(q.active_question, 1, 2),
                              2,
                              'OTR',
                              '-') ||
                       decode(bi_recurse(q.active_question, 1, 1),
                              1,
                              'ITO',
                              '-') question_type
                  from vw_risk_score v
                  left join tbl_risk_question q
                    on v.question_id = q.question_id
                 where (v.project_id, v.sample_num) in
                       (select project_id, max(sample_num) sample_num
                          from vw_risk_score
                         group by project_id)) a,
               (select distinct ips from vw_risk_score) i,
               (select ips, sum(score) score
                  from vw_risk_score
                 where section_area = 1
                 group by ips) one,
               (select ips, sum(score) score
                  from vw_risk_score
                 where section_area = 2
                 group by ips) two,
               (select ips, sum(score) score
                  from vw_risk_score
                 where section_area = 3
                 group by ips) three,
               (select ips, sum(score) score
                  from vw_risk_score
                 where section_area = 4
                 group by ips) four,
               tbl_risk_project p
               -- moved part I
               (select ips,
                       sum(prev_score) prev
                  from xt_risk_past2
                 where ips = i.ips) five --or whatever
               -- moved part II
              (select ips,
                 max(createdt) maxcreatedt
                from tbl_risk_answer
               where (ips, sample_num) in (select ips, max(sample_num)
                                              from vw_risk_score
                                          group by ips)
               group by ips) six -- or whatever
         where i.ips = one.ips(+)
           and i.ips = two.ips(+)
           and i.ips = three.ips(+)
           and i.ips = four.ips(+)
           and i.ips = five.ips -- outerjoin if needed
           and i.ips = five.ips -- outerjoin if needed
           and ito on scores.ips = ito.ips
           and i.ips = p.ips
           and a.question_type = '-ITO'
         group by i.ips,
                  a.ips,
                  a.question_type,
                  p.project_name,
                  p.project_segment,
                  p.location,
                  p.project_exec_model,
                  p.project_exec_model || ' - ' || p.project_config,
                  one.score,
                  two.score,
                  three.score,
                  four.score,
                  nvl(one.score, 0) + nvl(two.score, 0) +
                  nvl(three.score, 0) + nvl(four.score, 0),
                  five.prev,
                  six.maxcreatedt
       ) scoresI wonder how all this is going to perform by the way....all those scalar subqueries and outer joins are expensive....
http://asktom.oracle.com/pls/apex/f?p=100:11:0::::P11_QUESTION_ID:1594885400346999596
Read up on Subquery Factoring/WITH-clause, and try to rewrite parts of your query.
http://asktom.oracle.com/pls/apex/f?p=100:11:0::::P11_QUESTION_ID:4423923392083

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