Access an Oracle DB using JDBC adapter

Hi, I'm trying to make an simple test for checking if the connection between XI and Oracle DB is working fine and following the weblog nr. 2018 ( Save Time with generalized JDBC datatypes ) i've made my structures in order to achived that. I've declared the field action as SELECT than the table name ... and in the IB set the needed configurations. So when i exec my interface i've got the black/white flag bur if i look at the adapter engine i see that the JDBC adapter is achieved but i got 2 errors " No 'action' attribute found in XML document('action' attribute missing or wrong XML structure) and Exception caught by adapter framework: error processing request in sax parser: No 'action' attribute found in XML document('action' attribute missing or wrong XML structure). Can anybody provide me some help ??? Thanks in advance.
JMMatos

Hi,
This is how my DT looks like:
Structure Category Type
Data_JDBCReceiver Complex Type
Statement
 Table_name
 action Attribute
 table
 access Data_FileSender
 cod
 key Data_FileSender
 cod
This is my DT and in MM i fill field action with constant value(SELECT/INSERT), field table with the name of the corresponding DB table, fields access/key with constant value(empty). At this moment, I got the following error Exception caught by adapter framework: Error processing request in sax parser: Error when executing statement for table/stored proc. 'v01_sap_xi' (structure 'Statement'): java.sql.SQLException: FATAL ERROR: Column 'cod' does not exist in table 'v01_sap_xi'; according with the people responsible for the DB this column named cod does really exist !! What can I do ?!?!? Some help will be ... Thanks !!!

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