Biztalk WCF-SQL polling sample using a FOR XML Path

I've been searching in the web for a sample that uses FOR XML "PATH" to poll the SQL database . The result returned from my query is a parent child data and FOR XML PATH is the best choice to structure it in that way . I guess I'm missing something while
generating the schemas from this stored procedure.
I guess Dan Rosanova has touched on this concept (http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/3480.aspx)
, but its using XML Auto. Again there is no sample available so makes things a bit difficult.
Can someone point to a sample walkthrough , generating the schemas and then later using it in the application.
Thanks
Anthstone

I used XMLPolling and it worked for me. you can go for XMLPolling. Steps to be followed:
1) Create the SP which will have the SELECT query similar to below:
;WITH XMLNAMESPACES (default 'http://yourcustomnamespace')
Select * from Employee FOR XML PATH('YourCustomRootNode')
2) Create a schema out of the table using the following query
Select * from Employee for
xml
auto,
xmlschema
3) Re-name the root name and namespace as per you mentioned in point#1 (YourCustomRootNode)
4) Create an Envelope Schema and refer the schema from point#3. Also make a note of the root node name and namespace that we need to specify
in the admin console.
5) Assign the Body XPath to debatch. Refer
this. Deploy the solution.
6) In the Admin console, add the Root Node Name and namespace mentioned in point#4 under "XmlStoredProcedureRoodNodeName" and "XmlStoredProcedureRoodNodeNamespace"
There you go. I did this for debatching. You can do for nomarl batch message instead of Envelope create a normal document schema.
Thanks
SKGuru

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SSMS 2012:FOR XML PATH Using XPath Node Tests-Columnn name 'test()' contains an invalid XML identifier as required by FOR XML?

Hi all,
I am learning XPATH and XQUERY from the Book "Pro T-SQL 2008 Programmer's Guide" written by Michael Coles, (published by apress). I copied the Code Listing 12-8 FOR XML PATH Using XPath Node Tests (listed below) and executed it in my
SQL Server 2012 Management Studio:
--Coles12_8.sql // saved in C:/Documemnts/SQL Server Management Studio
-- Coles Listing 12-8 FOR XML PATH Using XPATH Node Tests
-- Retrieving Name and E-mail Addresses with FOR XML PATH in AdvantureWorks
-- 16 March 2015 0935 AM
USE AdventureWorks;
GO
SELECT
p.NameStyle AS "processing-instruction(nameStyle)",
p.BusinessEntityID AS "Person/@ID",
p.ModifiedDate AS "comment()",
pp.PhoneNumber AS "test()",
FirstName AS "Person/Name/First",
MiddleName AS "Person/Name/Middle",
LastName AS "Person/Name/Last",
EmailAddress AS "Person/Email"
FROM Person.Person p
INNER JOIN Person.EmailAddress e
ON p.BusinessEntityID = e.BusinessEntityID
INNER JOIN Person.PersonPhone pp
ON p.BusinessEntityID = pp.BusinessEntityID
FOR XML PATH;
I got the following error message:
Msg 6850, Level 16, State 1, Line 2
Column name 'test()' contains an invalid XML identifier as required by FOR XML; '('(0x0028) is the first character at fault.
I have no ideas why I got this error message. Please kindly help and advise me how to resolve this error.
Thanks in advance, Scott Chang

Hi Michelle, Thanks for your nice response.
I corrected the mistake and executed the revised code. It worked nicely.
I just have one question to ask you about the appearance of the xml output of my Co;les12_8.sql:
<row>
<?nameStyle 0?>
<Person ID="1" />
697-555-0142<Person><Name><First>Ken</First><Middle>J</Middle><Last>Sánchez</Last></Name><Email>[email protected]</Email></Person></row>
<row>
<?nameStyle 0?>
<Person ID="2" />
819-555-0175<Person><Name><First>Terri</First><Middle>Lee</Middle><Last>Duffy</Last></Name><Email>[email protected]</Email></Person></row>
<row>
<?nameStyle 0?>
<Person ID="3" />
212-555-0187<Person><Name><First>Roberto</First><Last>Tamburello</Last></Name><Email>[email protected]</Email></Person></row>
<row>
<?nameStyle 0?>
<Person ID="4" />
612-555-0100<Person><Name><First>Rob</First><Last>Walters</Last></Name><Email>[email protected]</Email></Person></row>
<row>
<?nameStyle 0?>
<Person ID="5" />
849-555-0139<Person><Name><First>Gail</First><Middle>A</Middle><Last>Erickson</Last></Name><Email>[email protected]</Email></Person></row>
<row>
<?nameStyle 0?>
<Person ID="6" />
122-555-0189<Person><Name><First>Jossef</First><Middle>H</Middle><Last>Goldberg</Last></Name><Email>[email protected]</Email></Person></row>
<row>
<?nameStyle 0?>
<Person ID="7" />
181-555-0156<Person><Name><First>Dylan</First><Middle>A</Middle><Last>Miller</Last></Name><Email>[email protected]</Email></Person></row>
<row>
<?nameStyle 0?>
<Person ID="8" />
815-555-0138<Person><Name><First>Diane</First><Middle>L</Middle><Last>Margheim</Last></Name><Email>[email protected]</Email></Person></row>
<row>
<?nameStyle 0?>
<Person ID="9" />
185-555-0186<Person><Name><First>Gigi</First><Middle>N</Middle><Last>Matthew</Last></Name><Email>[email protected]</Email></Person></row>
<row>
<?nameStyle 0?>
<Person ID="10" />
330-555-2568<Person><Name><First>Michael</First><Last>Raheem</Last></Name><Email>[email protected]</Email></Person></row>
<row>
<?nameStyle 0?>
<Person ID="11" />
719-555-0181<Person><Name><First>Ovidiu</First><Middle>V</Middle><Last>Cracium</Last></Name><Email>[email protected]</Email></Person></row>
<row>
I feel this xml output is not like the regular xml output. Do you know why it is diffrent from the regular xml xml output? Please comment on this matter.
Thanks,
Scott Chang
What do you mean by regular xml document? Are you referring to fact that its missing a root element? if yes it can be added as below
USE AdventureWorks;
GO
SELECT
p.NameStyle AS "processing-instruction(nameStyle)",
p.BusinessEntityID AS "Person/@ID",
p.ModifiedDate AS "comment()",
pp.PhoneNumber AS "text()",
FirstName AS "Person/Name/First",
MiddleName AS "Person/Name/Middle",
LastName AS "Person/Name/Last",
EmailAddress AS "Person/Email"
FROM Person.Person p
INNER JOIN Person.EmailAddress e
ON p.BusinessEntityID = e.BusinessEntityID
INNER JOIN Person.PersonPhone pp
ON p.BusinessEntityID = pp.BusinessEntityID
FOR XML PATH('ElementName'),ROOT('RootName');
replace ElementName and RootName with whatever name you need to set for element as well as the root element
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"for XML path " Oracle equivalent of this SQL expression

SELECT TheID,
REPLACE(
RTRIM(
SELECT StudentID + ' '
FROM StudentinSchoolLocation TL
WHERE (LocationID = Results.LocationID)
FOR XML PATH ('')
) AS StudentIDs,
What is the equivalent of 'For XML path' used above
The goal is to get a concatenated list of the group by columns. Like where ever the location is same , get the studentIds and make a comma seperated list of all ids for common location
Works perfectly in SQL.
Thank you

Hi,
user6287828 wrote:
The goal is to get a concatenated list of the group by columns. Like where ever the location is same , get the studentIds and make a comma seperated list of all ids for common locationThat's called "String Aggregation"
[AskTom.oracle.com|http://asktom.oracle.com/pls/asktom/f?p=100:11:0::::P11_QUESTION_ID:2196162600402] shows several different ways to do it.
I recommend the first one, the user-defined function STRAGG, which you can copy from that page.
On Oracle 10 (and up) you may have a similar function, WM_CONCAT (owned by WMSYS), already installed.
WM_CONCAT is not documented, so you may not want to use it in your Production applications.
STRAGG is not so convenient if the order of items in the concatenated string is important.
In that case, use XMLAGG or SYS_CONNECT_BY_PATH, as shown later in the asktom page.
MODEL can also do ordered string aggregation.

Use of variables in "FOR XML PATH"

Other than using dynamic sql (which we don't want to use) is there a way to use a variable in For XML Path, e.g.
select
FOR XML PATH (@BookName), ROOT('Book'), TYPE
TIA,
edm2

In terms of general XML design this is poor. An element is normally a 'thing', and the attributes are normally the properties of that thing. Therefore in your case you would have a Book property with a 'name' attribute. It would be impossible
to create an XSD for your xml, and makes it awkward for readers of your xml - how do they know the book name beforehand? Creating this xml in the normal fashion would also make it easy to create without any messing around ( string manipulation,
other hacks ), eg
DECLARE @BookName NVARCHAR(20) = 'SomeBook'
SELECT
@BookName "@name"
-- Other book attributes
FOR XML PATH ('Book'), ROOT('Books'), TYPE
So now you have a Book item(s) within a Books collection. Easy! : )

Generate xml using FOR XML PATH from table with hierarchy

I need to create xml from a table like:
EL1 EL2 EL3 Attr01 Attr02 Attr03 Attr04
E10, , ,a,b,c,d
E10,E1010, ,a,b,c,d
E10,E1010,E101010,a,b,c,d
E10,E1010,E101020,a,b,c,d
E10,E1010,E101030,a,b,c,d
E10,E1020, ,a,b,c,d
E10,E1020,E102010,a,b,c,d
E20, , ,a,b,c,d
E20,E2010, ,a,b,c,d
E20,E2010,E201010,a,b,c,d
E20,E2020, ,a,b,c,d
E20,E2020,E202010,a,b,c,d
E20,E2020,E202020,a,b,c,d
The hierarchy is EL1--EL2--EL3, and the 3 columns should be elements of xml;
The other for columns Attr01,Attr02,Attr03,Attr04 should be attributes of xml;
The actual table could have more than 500 rows(there are many values for El1,EL2,and EL3).
The expected xml should like:
<root>
<E10 Attr01="a" Attr02="b" Attr03="c" Attr04="d">
<E1010 Attr01="a" Attr02="b" Attr03="c" Attr04="d">
<E101010 Attr01="a" Attr02="b" Attr03="c" Attr04="d" />
<E101020 Attr01="a" Attr02="b" Attr03="c" Attr04="d" />
<E101030 Attr01="a" Attr02="b" Attr03="c" Attr04="d" />
</E1010>
<E1020 Attr01="a" Attr02="b" Attr03="c" Attr04="d">
<E102010 Attr01="a" Attr02="b" Attr03="c" Attr04="d" />
</E1020>
</E10>
<E20 Attr01="a" Attr02="b" Attr03="c" Attr04="d">
<E2010 Attr01="a" Attr02="b" Attr03="c" Attr04="d">
<E201010 Attr01="a" Attr02="b" Attr03="c" Attr04="d" />
</E2010>
<E2020 Attr01="a" Attr02="b" Attr03="c" Attr04="d">
<E202010 Attr01="a" Attr02="b" Attr03="c" Attr04="d" />
<E202020 Attr01="a" Attr02="b" Attr03="c" Attr04="d" />
</E2020>
</E20>
</root>
I create a sample Src table:
CREATE TABLE Src
EL1 VARCHAR(10),
EL2 VARCHAR(10),
EL3 VARCHAR(10),
Attr01 VARCHAR(10),
Attr02 VARCHAR(10),
Attr03 VARCHAR(10),
Attr04 VARCHAR(10)
GO
INSERT INTO Src
(EL1,EL2,EL3,Attr01,Attr02,Attr03,Attr04
SELECT 'E10','','','a','b','c','d'
UNION SELECT 'E10','E1010','','a','b','c','d'
UNION SELECT 'E10','E1010','E101010','a','b','c','d'
UNION SELECT 'E10','E1010','E101020','a','b','c','d'
UNION SELECT 'E10','E1010','E101030','a','b','c','d'
UNION SELECT 'E10','E1020','','a','b','c','d'
UNION SELECT 'E10','E1020','E102010','a','b','c','d'
UNION SELECT 'E20','','','a','b','c','d'
UNION SELECT 'E20','E2010','','a','b','c','d'
UNION SELECT 'E20','E2010','E201010','a','b','c','d'
UNION SELECT 'E20','E2020','','a','b','c','d'
UNION SELECT 'E20','E2020','E202010','a','b','c','d'
UNION SELECT 'E20','E2020','E202020','a','b','c','d'
GO
I tried to use FOR XML PATH to generate xml for the sample data. When the records increase to a few hundreds, it's not a good idea.
Here is my script:
SELECT
(SELECT Attr01 AS '@Attr01'
,Attr02 AS '@Attr02'
,Attr03 AS '@Attr03'
,Attr04 AS '@Attr04'
,( SELECT
Attr01 AS '@Attr01'
,Attr02 AS '@Attr02'
,Attr03 AS '@Attr03'
,Attr04 AS '@Attr04'
,( SELECT
Attr01 AS '@Attr01'
,Attr02 AS '@Attr02'
,Attr03 AS '@Attr03'
,Attr04 AS '@Attr04'
FROM Src
WHERE EL3 = 'E101010'
FOR XML PATH('E101010'),TYPE
) AS 'node()'
,( SELECT
Attr01 AS '@Attr01'
,Attr02 AS '@Attr02'
,Attr03 AS '@Attr03'
,Attr04 AS '@Attr04'
FROM Src
WHERE EL3 = 'E101020'
FOR XML PATH('E101020'),TYPE
) AS 'node()'
,( SELECT
Attr01 AS '@Attr01'
,Attr02 AS '@Attr02'
,Attr03 AS '@Attr03'
,Attr04 AS '@Attr04'
FROM Src
WHERE EL3 = 'E101030'
FOR XML PATH('E101030'),TYPE
) AS 'node()'
FROM Src
WHERE EL2 = 'E1010' AND (EL1 <>'' AND EL3 ='')
FOR XML PATH('E1010'),TYPE
) AS 'node()'--1010
,( SELECT
Attr01 AS '@Attr01'
,Attr02 AS '@Attr02'
,Attr03 AS '@Attr03'
,Attr04 AS '@Attr04'
,( SELECT
Attr01 AS '@Attr01'
,Attr02 AS '@Attr02'
,Attr03 AS '@Attr03'
,Attr04 AS '@Attr04'
FROM Src
WHERE EL3 = 'E102010'
FOR XML PATH('E102010'),TYPE
) AS 'node()'
FROM Src
WHERE EL2 = 'E1020' AND (EL1 <>'' AND EL3 ='')
FOR XML PATH('E1020'),TYPE
) AS 'node()'--1020
FROM Src
WHERE EL1 = 'E10' AND (EL2 ='' AND EL3 ='')
FOR XML PATH('E10'),TYPE) 'node()'
,(SELECT Attr01 AS '@Attr01'
,Attr02 AS '@Attr02'
,Attr03 AS '@Attr03'
,Attr04 AS '@Attr04'
,( SELECT
Attr01 AS '@Attr01'
,Attr02 AS '@Attr02'
,Attr03 AS '@Attr03'
,Attr04 AS '@Attr04'
,( SELECT
Attr01 AS '@Attr01'
,Attr02 AS '@Attr02'
,Attr03 AS '@Attr03'
,Attr04 AS '@Attr04'
FROM Src
WHERE EL3 = 'E201010'
FOR XML PATH('E201010'),TYPE
) AS 'node()'
FROM Src
WHERE EL2 = 'E2010' AND (EL1 <>'' AND EL3 ='')
FOR XML PATH('E2010'),TYPE
) AS 'node()'--2010
,( SELECT
Attr01 AS '@Attr01'
,Attr02 AS '@Attr02'
,Attr03 AS '@Attr03'
,Attr04 AS '@Attr04'
,( SELECT
Attr01 AS '@Attr01'
,Attr02 AS '@Attr02'
,Attr03 AS '@Attr03'
,Attr04 AS '@Attr04'
FROM Src
WHERE EL3 = 'E202010'
FOR XML PATH('E202010'),TYPE
) AS 'node()'
,( SELECT
Attr01 AS '@Attr01'
,Attr02 AS '@Attr02'
,Attr03 AS '@Attr03'
,Attr04 AS '@Attr04'
FROM Src
WHERE EL3 = 'E202020'
FOR XML PATH('E202020'),TYPE
) AS 'node()'
FROM Src
WHERE EL2 = 'E2020' AND (EL1 <>'' AND EL3 ='')
FOR XML PATH('E2020'),TYPE
FROM Src
WHERE EL1 = 'E20' AND (EL2 ='' AND EL3 ='')
FOR XML PATH('E20'),TYPE) AS 'node()'
FOR XML PATH(''),ROOT('root')
If I get a few hundreds of rows, how huge the script should be. Does anyone have better solution for this? Thanks.
Tao

wBob,
Thanks! And sorry for late feedback.
The XSD requires the xml structures like the following
<Schools>
<School01>Some school</School01>
<School02>Some other school</School02>
</Schools>
I have to use the number in the element name.
Right now I just use the nested FOR XML PATH, although I have to write thousand lines code.
Thanks anyway.
Tao
Tao

Execute SQL Task - FOR XML PATH query error

I have the following query
SELECT pl.Id,
pl.StartTime,
pl.EndTime,
pl.PackageName,
pl.Computer,
pl.Operator,
CASE WHEN (CHARINDEX('stack trace', pl.ErrorDescription) > 0) Then
   SUBSTRING(pl.ErrorDescription, 0, CHARINDEX('stack trace', pl.ErrorDescription))
   ELSE
   pl.ErrorDescription
   END as ErrorDescription
ISNULL(ErrorFile,'') as ErrorFile,
'Not Applicable' as SourceSystem
FROM etl.PackageLog as pl
WHERE pl.Processed = 0
ORDER BY pl.StartTime, pl.PackageName
FOR XML PATH('Row'), ROOT(N'FieldingCounts')
in a Execute SQL Task and i get the following error:
[Execute SQL Task] Error: Executing the query "SELECT pl.Id,
pl.StartTime,
pl.EndTime,
pl.Package..." failed with the following error: "An invalid character was found in text content.
". Possible failure reasons: Problems with the query, "ResultSet" property not set correctly, parameters not set correctly, or connection not established correctly.
The query execute without problem in database and in the ssis package doens't run because of the column
CASE WHEN (CHARINDEX('stack trace', pl.ErrorDescription) > 0) Then
   SUBSTRING(pl.ErrorDescription, 0, CHARINDEX('stack trace', pl.ErrorDescription))
   ELSE
   pl.ErrorDescription
   END as ErrorDescription
Any help to overcome the problem?
Thanks

Hi,
It looks like that you must be trying to set the result of the query to some variable from the Execute SQL Task. If yes, make sure that the target variable is of the correct data type where XML string can fit into. Considering that in SSIS, we have
some limit for XML strings.
Please let me know if it doesn't help.
Thanks,
Nimit

Query regarding FOR XML PATH

I have found a script that contains the following:
stuff(
select
', ' +
fielda
from
tablea
for
xml path (''),
type).value
'nvarchar(max)')
,1,2,
anotherfield
This will concatenate field a and the stuff will remove the leading comma.
I have amended the script to the following and it still works:
Stuff(
select
', ' +
fielda
from
tablea
for
xml path (''))
,1,2,
Afield,
Please could somebody tell me why the following has been inserted after the
for xml path ('')
section
type).value
('.', 'nvarchar(max)')

Erland - I just did a quick test. The differences weren't as bad as the subtree estimates would have indicated but they weren't exactly close either. The typed version (on average) took just over twice as long to execute.
Test conditions were as follows:
AdventureWorks2012 database
On average, the non-typed version executed in ~190 ms and the typed version executes in ~405 ms.
Test bed was the following:
@@VERSION =
Microsoft SQL Server 2012 - 11.0.2218.0 (X64)
Jun 12 2012 13:05:25
Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation
Developer Edition (64-bit) on Windows NT 6.2 <X64> (Build 9200: )
Hardware =
Processor: Core i7-4770K @ 3.50GHz (4 physical cores / 8 logical cores)
Ram: 16.0 GB @ 2400 MHz
HD: SSD
Here are the two test scripts that I used... (each run in it own SSMS tab)
-- Typed version --
DECLARE @BegDT DATETIME2(7) = SYSDATETIME()
SELECT
sod1.SalesOrderID,
STUFF((
SELECT ', ' + CAST(sod2.ProductID AS VARCHAR(8))
FROM Sales.SalesOrderDetail sod2
WHERE sod1.SalesOrderID = sod2.SalesOrderID
FOR XML PATH(''), TYPE).value('.', 'varchar(max)'), 1, 2, '') AS csv
FROM
Sales.SalesOrderDetail sod1
GROUP BY
sod1.SalesOrderID
SELECT DATEDIFF(ms, @BegDT, SYSDATETIME()) AS ExecTimeMS
-- Non-typed version --
DECLARE @BegDT DATETIME2(7) = SYSDATETIME()
SELECT
sod1.SalesOrderID,
STUFF((
SELECT ', ' + CAST(sod2.ProductID AS VARCHAR(8))
FROM Sales.SalesOrderDetail sod2
WHERE sod1.SalesOrderID = sod2.SalesOrderID
FOR XML PATH('')), 1, 2, '') AS csv
FROM
Sales.SalesOrderDetail sod1
GROUP BY
sod1.SalesOrderID
SELECT DATEDIFF(ms, @BegDT, SYSDATETIME()) AS ExecTimeMS
If you see holes in my test approach, please let me know.
Thanks,
Jason
Jason Long

Does oracle have similar functionality like MsSql "for xml path('')"

Does oracle have similar build in functionality like MsSql “for xml path(‘’)” , or in another word, it can enforce the result set(multiple rows) into ONE line such kind of presentation way.
Thanks in advance. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

Here I would like specify my question mnore clearly,
CREATE TABLE t(
line NUMBER(3),
site VARCHAR2(4),
phase VARCHAR2(5),
test VARCHAR2(25));
INSERT INTO t VALUES (1, '0100', '*','1111111111111111111111111' );
INSERT INTO t VALUES (2, '0100', '=','2222222222222222222222222' );
INSERT INTO t VALUES (3, '0100', '=','3333333333333333333333333' );
INSERT INTO t VALUES (4, '0100', '*','4444444444444444444444444' );
INSERT INTO t VALUES (5, '0100', '=','5555555555555555555555555' );
INSERT INTO t VALUES (6, '0200', '*','6666666666666666666666666' );
Here I want to retrieve the 'line' column information in ONE line way
select line from t I want the result is like '1,2,3,4,5,6'
Any generous help would be greatly appreciated!!!

How can i use FNDLOAD for XML reports and data defnitions

I registerd concurrent program and linked xml reports and data defnitions in staging instance, and successfully moved to DEV.. after that stage is refreshed and when i download the details from DEV and uploaded to Stage only concurrent program i can upload...Wheteher we can use FNDLOAD Command for the Data definitions or Data template for the XML Report,used FNDLOAD for the concurrent program, it uploaded only concurrent program details.

Hi,
Use XDOLoader.
Note: 469585.1 - How To Use XDOLoader?
https://metalink2.oracle.com/metalink/plsql/ml2_documents.showDocument?p_database_id=NOT&p_id=469585.1
Regards,
Hussein

Handling the exception in BizTalk WCF-SQL Receive Adapter

As per Application, BizTalk connecting to SQL Server and executing the SP for polling the data. Occasionally we are getting Timeout SQL exception in event log.
Customer is asking why not BizTalk handling this kind of error messages.
Please let me know how to handle exceptions in WCF Receive location.already i set the properties like Suspend request
message on failur and Include exception details in faults
But the error message is returning in Eventlog and not reaching to biztalk
one of the error message is
Another one is :
DB locks happening in SQL Server

Yes definitely, you can "Enable routing for failed messages" and subscribed to the failed message.
Later you can create a send port or orchestration with below filter conditions-
"ErrorReport.ErrorType == Failed Message" .
BizTalk demotes all the properties of this message to avoid unwanted subscription and promotes only below mentioned properties under ErrorReport namespace.
Description
ErrorType
FailureCategory
FailureCode
InboundTransportLocation
MessageType
OutboundTransportLocation
ReceivePortName
RoutingFailureReportID
SendPortName
Check the below articles which provide good sample for the same.
error-message-routing-pattern-demo-in-biztalk
http://mscerts.programming4.us/application_server/biztalk%202009%20%20%20handling%20failed%20messages%20and%20errors.aspx
Using Failed Message Routing
You can also setup Backup transport feature, which will only get activated in case of failure.
You can configure it to send emails as well.
How to Configure Backup Transport Options for a Send Port
Which one to choose between the two-
Using the backup transport for SMTP would allow you to send an email, but that’s normally not a good solution because you’ll just get that message, with no context, and not really know what to do with it. Failed message routing will let you setup filters
based on the failures (types, descriptions, etc) and this way you can organize how you handle failures. If a pipeline validation fails you can send the message to one place to be repaired where as if a transport fails (or something else) it can be handled
in a different way.
https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/09256232-d92a-448b-9c8d-db6144afee84/enable-routing-for-failed-messages-versus-backup-transport?forum=biztalkgeneral
Thanks,
Prashant
Please mark this post accordingly if it answers your query or is helpful.

Invalid SQL Statement when using execute for running Procedures

Hi ,
I create a simple stored procedure , it was created successfully , when i tried to run the StoredProcedure , it is giving me
exec myStoredProcedure() ;
please tell me why this is coming .

hi
i am using oracle 10g with asp.net
i have created a procedure and it executed successfully, when i executed with exce <storedproc>
but when i call up this procedure with .net it is giving an error like this..
ERROR [42000] [Oracle][ODBC][Ora]ORA-00900: invalid SQL statement
any one pls suggest me how to resolve this issue
here is my stored procedure
create or replace
procedure sp_AddTrial (parStudyName VARCHAR2,     parContactName VARCHAR2,     parContactNumber varchar2,     parDescription varchar2,     parFactorName in varchar2, parTreatmentName in varchar2) is
Pos int;
Pos1 int;
parName varchar2(50);
parTName varchar(30);
parFactorNames varchar2(500);
parTreatments varchar2(500);
parWeight int;
parValue varchar2(20);
parValue1 varchar2(20);
parValue2 varchar2(20);
parValue3 varchar2(20);
begin
parFactorNames :=parFactorName;
parTreatments :=partreatmentname;
     insert into mivrs_studyinfo(
study_id,
study_name,
contact_name,
     phone_number,
description,
created_date,
modified_date
values
mivrs_studyinfo_seq.NEXTVAL,
parStudyName,
parContactName,
parContactNumber,
parDescription,
sysdate,
sysdate
if parTreatments is not null then
parTreatments := Concat(TRIM(parTreatments),',');
Pos1 := INSTR(parTreatments,',');
insert into temp values(1,'test');
IF length(parTreatments)!= 0 then
          WHILE Pos1 > 0
loop
insert into temp values(2,Pos1);
               parTName := TRIM(SUBSTR(parTreatments,0, Pos1 - 1));
parTreatments := SUBSTR(parTreatments,Pos1 + 1);
               Pos1 := INSTR(parTreatments,',', 1);
parWeight := TRIM(SUBSTR(parTreatments,0, Pos1 - 1));
IF length(parTName) != 0 then
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parValue := TRIM(SUBSTR(parFactorNames,0, Pos - 1));
parFactorNames := SUBSTR(parFactorNames,Pos + 1);
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parValue1 := TRIM(SUBSTR(parFactorNames,0, Pos - 1));
parFactorNames := SUBSTR(parFactorNames,Pos + 1);
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parFactorNames := SUBSTR(parFactorNames,Pos + 1);
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end if;
end;
thank u
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