Bad col index (8)

Good Morning people,
I write today in the hopes that someone has the answer to this problem. I have been installing (or trying to) GG on a Linux and Solaris server. I have been working through the ggserr.log file to correct all the complaints GG is throwing out and I have only one more to resolve then hopefully GG will run.
The problem is in the replicat at the destination server. The error log indicated the following error:
Bad column index (8) specified for table scott.emp, max colums = 8.
The history behind this error is the following. During the initial setup when I didn't understand alot about gg I followed a procedure that added a column to the emp table. Later I removed that column thinking that would be the end of it. I enabled the DDL synchro to try to get rid of the error and then disabled the DDL syncho after that failed. Still the error remains after testing. Right now I am in the process of doing a MAP generation and will copy that file from the source to target to the to the directory that is recommended: dirdef. Hopefully that will eliminate the error.
My question is: Has anyone else seen this error :OGG-01161 above and what was the solution to this? Right now I am stumped as to why my replicat won't run. It starts then abends.
Thanks in advance for any help on this matter that you can provide.
Regards,
Al

Try Below formate:
Example 2 – source and target table differ in column structure
In the source MYEMP table we have a column named SAL whereas on the target, the same MYEMP table has the column defined as SALARY.
Create a definitions file on the source using DEFGEN utility and then copy that definitions file to the target system
GGSCI (redhat346.localdomain) > EDIT PARAMS defgen
DEFSFILE /u01/oracle/ggs/dirsql/myemp.sql
USERID ggs_owner, PASSWORD ggs_owner
TABLE scott.myemp;
[oracle@redhat346 ggs]$ ./defgen paramfile /u01/oracle/ggs/dirprm/defgen.prm
Oracle GoldenGate Table Definition Generator for Oracle
Version 10.4.0.19 Build 002
Linux, x64, 64bit (optimized), Oracle 11 on Sep 18 2009 00:09:13
Copyright (C) 1995, 2009, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
Starting at 2010-02-23 11:22:17
Operating System Version:
Linux
Version #1 SMP Wed Dec 17 11:41:38 EST 2008, Release 2.6.18-128.el5
Node: redhat346.localdomain
Machine: x86_64
soft limit hard limit
Address Space Size : unlimited unlimited
Heap Size : unlimited unlimited
File Size : unlimited unlimited
CPU Time : unlimited unlimited
Process id: 14175
** Running with the following parameters **
DEFSFILE /u01/oracle/ggs/dirsql/myemp.sql
USERID ggs_owner, PASSWORD *********
TABLE scott.myemp;
Retrieving definition for SCOTT.MYEMP
Definitions generated for 1 tables in /u01/oracle/ggs/dirsql/myemp.sql
If we were to try and run the replicat process on the target without copying the definitions file, we will see an error as shown below which pertains to the fact that the columns in the source and target database are different and GoldenGate is not able to resolve that.
2010-02-23 11:31:07 GGS WARNING 218 Aborted grouped transaction on ‘SH.MYEMP’, Database error 904 (ORA-00904: “SAL”: invalid identifier).
2010-02-23 11:31:07 GGS WARNING 218 SQL error 904 mapping SCOTT.MYEMP to SH.MYEMP OCI Error ORA-00904: “SAL”: invalid identifier (status = 904), SQL .
We then ftp the definitions file from the source to the target system – in this case to the dirsql directory located in the top level GoldenGate installed software directory
We now go and make a change to the original replicat parameter file and change the parameter ASSUMEDEFS to SOURCEDEFS which provides GoldenGate with the location of the definitions file.
The other parameter which is included is the COLMAP parameter which tells us how the column mapping has been performed. The ‘USEDEFAULTS’ keyword denotes that all the other columns in both tables are identical except for the columns SAL and SALARY which differ in both tables and now we are mapping the SAL columsn in source to the SALARY column on the target.
REPLICAT myload2
SOURCEDEFS /u01/oracle/software/goldengate/dirsql/myemp.sql
USERID ggs_owner, PASSWORD ggs_owner
MAP scott.myemp, TARGET sh.myemp,
COLMAP (usedefaults,
salary = sal);
We now go and start the originall replicat process myload2 which had abended because of the column mismatch (which has now been corrected via the parameter change) and we see that the process now is running without any error.
now go and start the process which had failed after table modification
GGSCI (devu007) 2> info replicat myload2
REPLICAT MYLOAD2 Last Started 2010-02-23 11:05 Status ABENDED
Checkpoint Lag 00:00:03 (updated 00:11:44 ago)
Log Read Checkpoint File /u01/oracle/software/goldengate/dirdat/bb000000
2010-02-23 11:31:03.999504 RBA 1225
GGSCI (devu007) 3> start replicat myload2
Sending START request to MANAGER …
REPLICAT MYLOAD2 starting
GGSCI (devu007) 4> info replicat myload2
REPLICAT MYLOAD2 Last Started 2010-02-23 11:43 Status RUNNING
Checkpoint Lag 00:00:00 (updated 00:00:03 ago)
Log Read Checkpoint File /u01/oracle/software/goldengate/dirdat/bb000000
2010-02-23 11:31:03.999504 RBA 1461

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. . . E t c . . .
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There are different types of indexing methods in Oracle. B+tree indexes, bitmap indexes, function indexes, etc. So even though indexes may seem like a "table" - they are not. They use space like tables, but have very different internal structures. Also, it is not the space used by indexes that is the primary "problem" with using indexes.
Indexes are "good" for searching/reading data. Indexes are "bad" for creating/changing data. When an INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE is done, all these indexes need to be updated. This requires I/O on the indexes to make the changes. I/O is the most expensive operation on a database. And indexes cause more I/O as they need to be maintained. Indexes are therefore expensive things to use.. and thus needs to be used correctly to balance the "good" versus the "bad" of indexing.
As for primary key issue. There are also, like indexes, different structures that can be used for tables.
The standard structure is called a heap table. There is also one called index organised table (IOT). This is essentially a merge of a table with a B+tree index.. so your data and index structures are stored together.
An IOT is a single structure that "contains" both the PK index and the data - for the price of storing the PK columns once. In a heap table the PK index would have been a separate structure and would have duplicated the PK column values.
IOTs have however limitations due to the physical structure used for an IOT.
I suggest that you read the [url http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14220/toc.htm]Oracle® Database Concepts guide - it goes into these in a lot better and clearer detail.

How to find the worst cluf having indexes? on 10gR2

If the clustering factor(dba_index.clustering_factor) value is close to number of rows of the related table(dba_table.num_rows) this shows bad clustering_factor(CLUF) where as if CLUF is close to the number of blocks of that related table than this shows good CLUF.
So how may I find the indexes having the worst CLUF valuse in my database. Looking for an SQL operator which produces this "close to" output;
create table tdba_indexes nologging parallel 4 pctused 99 pctfree 1 as
SELECT t2.owner, t2.table_name, index_name, clustering_factor, t2.num_rows, t2.blocks, t2.sample_size
FROM dba_indexes t1, dba_tables t2
WHERE clustering_factor > 0
   AND t1.owner NOT IN ('SYS', 'SYSTEM')
   AND t2.owner NOT IN ('SYS', 'SYSTEM')
   and t1.owner = t2.owner
   and t1.table_name = t2.table_name
   AND t2.blocks > 0
ORDER BY clustering_factor DESC ;
create table tcluf_bad nologging parallel 4 pctused 99 pctfree 1 as
SELECT *
FROM (SELECT CASE
                  WHEN a_sql_operator_needed_here_for_close_to_determination THEN
                   'BAD'
                  ELSE
                   'NOT SO BAD'
               END AS "CLUF",
               abs(clustering_factor / num_rows) ratio1,
               abs(clustering_factor / blocks) ratio2,
               t.*
          FROM tdba_indexes t)
WHERE cluf = 'BAD' ;Thank you.

John thank you for your comments. You are right, making structural changes on a table(like CTAS with ORDER BY parallel to the bad CLUF indexes' columns sort) may introduce new problems for other queries involved with other indexes.
This is not a good approach after all. What I am trying is to reduce he high db file sequntial read waits on my CRM database.
http://www.perfvision.com/wait/db_file_sequential_read.html
My primary focus must be SQL and Application tuning to reduce the logical i/o amounts of these queries which are the root cause of this wait. But also I saw that these queries have high CLUF values and doing INDEX RANGE SCAN and this kind of a change may also helpful.
In order to find the root cause queries of this wait I am planning to use this query, can I also have your comments on this;
SELECT a.sql_text, t.*
FROM (SELECT tt.*
          FROM (SELECT rownum rn, x.*
                  FROM (SELECT a.sql_text, a.user_io_wait_time, a.executions, a.sql_id
                          FROM v$sqlstats a
                         WHERE user_io_wait_time > 0
                           AND executions > 10
                         ORDER BY a.user_io_wait_time DESC) x) tt
         WHERE rn < 11) a,
       TABLE(dbms_xplan.display_cursor(a.sql_id,
                                       NULL,
                                       'ALL')) t
WHERE plan_table_output LIKE '%INDEX%RANGE%SCAN%';Best regards.
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antu

Selecting cells in a JTable

Hi All,
I'm looking for a way of selecting all cells from the original drag point to the current cell that the mouse is over.
This is for a year planner which displays the months vertcally and the days horizontally. So if the user was to start selecting cells in one month and move the mouse down a row onto the next month, I would want all cells selected from the first cell to the current cell.
Has anyone got any ideas?

Hi Pchatwin,
Any dukes available for bad news? :)
Thanks Stas but wouldn't that select entire rows
rather than cells?
For example, if I have a grid:
12345
67890
and drag from cell 3 to cell 9 I would need to see
cells 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9 highlightedUnfortunately this is impossible with JTable's default selection model. By default, JTable models selections simply as an intersection of selected rows and columns. It doesn't track individual cells.
Turning to your example:
If you select cells 2,3,4,5 JTable tracks the following.
Note: The numbers I am using are row/col indexes, not your cell values.
Selected rows = {0}
Selected cols = {1,2,3,4}
This means the following cells are selected:
{{0,1},{0,2},{0,3},{0,4}} or {2,3,4,5}
Now if you want to add cells 6, 7, 8, 9 it won't work. The selection model tracks whether a column is selected or not. It can't be selected for one row and not for another. So it's impossible to have cell 6 selected and not 1. It would mean that column 0 would need to be both selected (to include 6) and not (to include 1). Does this make sense?
Sorry to have to tell you that. On the other hand it may save you some frustration.
Oh, and whether or not one can provide a custom model that allows this, I don't know - I've not tried it myself. It could be, but might be very difficult. For example, what would you return from JTable.getSelectedRows()?
Thanks!
Shannon Hickey (Swing Team)
>
Paul

How to dynamically update the Table?

Hi All,
Hope somebody will help me out ot resolve my issue.
In my application, about 10 analog channels data coming in. Out of which two parameter needs to get updated dynamically on the table. (For each Rpm between 500-1000, in steps of 50, have to capture Pressure points & show it on the table.)
I seen there is one method called table method available which helps to set the value of a particular cell specified by corresponding row and column index.
I tried this. In row 0, col 0 & col 1 it put what value I specified by using that table method. when it goes to row 1, col 0 & col 1 also got updated but vanishing the above put row 0, col 0 & col 1 values. so at any point of time, I am able to see only the current row values.
Hope there should be some dynamic refreshing method available or else I dont know how to handle this situation. Pls. clarify.
Thanks,
Kousy

Hi,
Thanks.
But I am not able to update dynamically.
I just done slight changes to your update.vi. Just run Update_1.vi and after update
button is pressed, change the row, col index to see the update. please note
it is not able to update if matrix exceeds 3x4. i.e set row index=3
col index=0; new cell value = 10. it is not updating.. it might because of initialization
of 3x4 matrix values at the start.. ot the way I am trying out is bad?
By using Table method itself I got the solution what I want. I have attached that vi too.
just check out and reply if any flaw..
Thanks,
Kousy
Attachments:
update_1.vi ‏94 KB
Table Update.vi ‏96 KB

How to display values in textfields obtained from another class

Hi,
Why, oh why, doesn't this work:
When I select a row in my tableClass (consist of a JTable) I want to display these values (strings) in my TextFieldGUI class (consist of just JTextFields). My code looks like this:
TableClass:
public void mouseClicked(java.awt.event.MouseEvent mouseEvent) {
    textFieldGUI = new TextFieldGUI() ;//reference to my textfield class
    gui = new mainGUI() ; //reference to my GUI class
    int tabbedIndex = gui.getSelectedIndex() ;
    int col = tableModel.getColumnCount() ;
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    String empty = "" ;
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        if(table.getValueAt(row, index) == null)
            string.addElement(empty) ;
        else
            string.addElement(table.getValueAt(row, index).toString()) ;
    if(tabbedIndex == 0){
        System.out.println(string) ; //works fine
        textFieldGUI.setTextFieldValues(string) ;
}TextField class:
public void setTextFieldValues(Vector s){
    Vector string = new Vector() ;
    string = s ;
    System.out.println("TextFieldVector: " + string) ; //works fine as well
    String name = "" ;
    String dob = "" ;
    String web = "" ;
    name = string.elementAt(0).toString() ;
    dob = string.elementAt(1).toString() ;
    web = string.elementAt(2).toString() ;
    System.out.println("NAME: " + name +
                       ", BIRTH: " + dob +
                       ", WEB: " + web) ; //values are correctly printed
    txtName.setText(name) ; //writes nothing (empty)
    txtDob.setText(dob) ; //writes nothing (empty)
    txtWeb.setText(web) ; //writes nothing (empty)
}Anyone got a hint on how I should svolve this one?
thanks
gmtongar

Hi
my problem is, for each job_id there is many users. Oh that's something completlty different...
I Strongly Recommand to_
1.*create 2 tables Jobs & users*
2.*create a relation between them* 1 to many to get for each job more than a user that's the way that Must be -- execuse me the bad design of the db pulled u into this trap -
3.then u can deal with it normally no need to a sample code but just a form with Jobs as (Master) and Users as (detail) with a relation and with a simple query u can display each job_id is for many users.
no null values no commas r needed.
Hope this helps...
Regards,
Amatu Allah.

Sap and vba

<b>kindly help trying to call the BAPI and it is working fine but the thing is the show data method is not working fine
oApplHelp.Views.Add UserForm1.SAPTableView1.Object this line gives an error saying that object doesn't support this property or method
so kindly help Badly stuck</b>
Public Sub callBAPI()
Dim BAPISHELP As Object
Dim oIAstnr As Object, oIAstna As Object               'Input parameters
Dim oReturn As Object, oMessages As Table
If Not CheckSAPConnection Then
    Exit Sub
End If
'Make an instance of SAP object
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'Set input parameters of the BAPI
'Set oIAstnr.Value = "022"
'Set oIAstna.Value = "Luis"
'Get a reference to the output parameters so they can be consulted
'after calling the BAPI
Set oApplHelp = objBAPIControl.DimAs(BAPISHELP, "ApplicantHelp", "APPLHELP")
Set oMessages = objBAPIControl.DimAs(BAPISHELP, "ApplicantHelp", "MESSAGES")
Set oReturn = objBAPIControl.DimAs(BAPISHELP, "ApplicantHelp", "RETURN")
'Call object's method with applicant name Care
BAPISHELP.ApplicantHelp _
               IAstnr:=frmApplicant.txtApplicantNo, _
               IAstna:=frmApplicant.txtApplicantName, _
               ApplHelp:=oApplHelp, _
               MESSAGES:=oMessages, _
               RETURN:=oReturn
If oApplHelp.RowCount > 0 Then
Call ShowData
    'MsgBox "Data found"
Else
    On Error Resume Next
    MsgBox "Errors."
End If
End Sub
Show Data Method----
Private Sub ShowData()
Dim Col As Object
'Connect Table object with the Table View
oApplHelp.Views.Add UserForm1.SAPTableView1.Object
'Table Update
oApplHelp.Refresh
Set Col = UserForm1.SAPTableView1
'Loop at table columnsFor Each Col In oApplHelp.Columns
For Each Col In oApplHelp.Columns
    UserForm1.SAPTableView1.Columns(Col.Index).Name = Col.Name
    UserForm1.SAPTableView1.Columns(Col.Index).Protection = True
Next Col
'Column Headings
UserForm1.SAPTableView1.Columns("I_ASTNR").Header = "Applicant No"
UserForm1.SAPTableView1.Columns("I_ASTNA").Header = "Applicant Name"
'Automatically adopt column width to contents
UserForm1.SAPTableView1.ColumnAutoWidth 1, UserForm1.SAPTableView1.ColumnCount
End Sub
Thanks
Priya

Hi,
Try to Download APOLoader and see it can connect properly to SAP. Look on the APOLoader code.. (It has full logic to save and retrieve from APO..)
/Shibi
Thanks for rewarding points if this is helpful

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