Error: [SQLServer JDBC Driver]Syntax error at token 0, line 0 offset 0

Hi:
I´m working with system driver at de JDBC connection in VA. When a record is inserted/updated this error is display:
NWMss SQLServer JDBC Driver Syntax error at token 0, line 0 offset 0
The record is inserted/updated but when the operation ends the exception is throw.
I Google the error but I didn´t find how to solve it.
Any idea?
Thanks a lot for your time on this post.
Rocío.

Hi,
Rocío Lorena Suárez wrote:
NWMss SQLServer JDBC Driver Syntax error at token 0, line 0 offset 0
I think that you may be trying to construct an SQL query using some logic. Is that right?
I hav encountered this problem when trying these types of code - If possible please debug the code and see if there is any particular case in which the SQL string in which the command is saved becomes null.
When it is null or blank - the SQL Driver will throw such an error.
Also, if you can elaborate more on the problem - I can give you some more help.
Thanks.
p256960

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The commands are
String insertCommand = "INSERT into MetricOutput(A1,A,DRR,DeRR,RE,WDRR,WDeRR,WRE,ARF,SRF,HRF,WARF,WSRF,WHRF,SDC,WSDC,MAR,WMAR,H1,H11,H2,H21,cluster) "+
"VALUES("+comMappedCount+","+stdCount+","+DRR+","+DeRR+","+RE+","+WDRR+","+WDeRR+","+WRE+","+ARF+","+SRF+","+HRF+","+WARF+","+WSRF+","+WHRF+","+SDC+","+WSDC+","+MAR+","+WMAR+","+H1+","+H11+","+H2+","+H21+",+array)";

"VALUES("+comMappedCount+","+stdCount+","+DRR+","+DeRR+","+RE+","+WDRR+","+WDeRR+","+WRE+","+ARF+","+SRF+","+HRF+","+WARF+","+WSRF+","+WHRF+","+SDC+","+WSDC+","+MAR+","+WMAR+","+H1+","+H11+","+H2+","+H21+",+array)";After looking at your post in the editor, I see what your real query looks like. You realize that ",+array[i])" is part of the query, right? And not actually looking at your Java array?

Exception: DBD, [Microsoft][ODBC Excel Driver] Syntax error in FROM clause.

Dear experts,
I'm trying to create an universe linked to an Excel File.
I've created the ODBc connection and the DNS Data Source and inserted the table (table name RAC$) in the Universe. however, when I try to map each table field in the universe's Objects I'm getting this error message:
"Exception: DBD, [ODBC Excel Driver] Syntax error in FROM clause.State:37000".
I've tried to rename the table, inserting square brackects and also add new parameters to the universe («Transactional Available = "Yes"» and «Delimited Identifier = "Yes"») but still no solution to my problem.
Any advice, tip or trick?
Thank you. My best regards.
Inês Santos

Hi Ines,
Thanks for sharing how you resolved this! I will bookmark this so that I can find it when I will likely need it!
Bill
Sorry I don't know how to make the accent circumflex! Or is that what you call it? On top of the e?
Edited by: wavery on Jun 11, 2010 12:07 AM
Edited by: wavery on Jun 11, 2010 12:09 AM

New e-Sourcing 5.0 Install - Error checking JDBC Driver version

Hi All,
I am currently attempting to install an e-Sourcing 5.0 Patch Level E instance on a Windows system using Oracle 10.2.0.3 and WebLogic 8.1 SP4. e-Sourcing's installation and configuration complete without issue. The schema in the database is loaded with the e-Sourcing tables and data.
However, when attempting to deploy the ear file via WebLogic, I receive the following JDBC error:
Error checking JDBC Driver version. Detail: Error: found unsupported JDBC Driver name: Oracle JDBC driver version: 10.1.0.2.0.
The JDBC driver in use is from my Oracle install ..\oracle\product\10.2.0\db_1\jdbc\lib\ojdbc14.jar
I've also tried classes12.jar for versions 9.2.0.8, 10.1.0.2, and 10.2.0.1 but always receive the same error (...driver version: 10.1.0.2.0...) message regardless of the version of driver I am using.
Error Log:
*** Starting Frictionless SRM (5.0.00 E build 08-Apr-2008.16:46) 2009-10-14 20:33:40.656 local3 DEBUG class=ConfigDatabase;server=CAGTAW804886;method=loadFromServletContext();thread=ExecuteThread: '4' for queue: 'weblogic.kernel.System' Cached weblogic.httpd.servlet.reloadCheckSecs=-1 from servlet context
2009-10-14 20:33:40.681 INFO local3 ExecuteThread: '4' for queue: 'weblogic.kernel.System' Disabling logging blackbox support
Unable to start server: unable to connect to the database: oracle [localhost:1521:orcl (SAP/SAP)]:0 reason: Error checking JDBC Driver version. Detail: Error: found unsupported JDBC Driver name: Oracle JDBC driver version: 10.1.0.2.0. Exiting.
Given that the database is loaded with the tables and data I know my instance can connect to the DB. Does anyone know why the deployment would complain that the JDBC driver is incorrect? Is there a way to disable the check and complete the server startup? Is there only a single specific driver that is acceptable for this e-Sourcing version?
Thanks,
Greg
Edited by: Greg Stewart on Oct 15, 2009 3:20 PM

The issue is still occurring.
The Supported Platform documentation indicates that the Oracle JDBC thin driver 10.2.0.1.0 is the supported driver. I have tried both the Classes12.jar and ojdbc14.jar for this version of driver.
What is odd about this error is that it always displays the same message and version #, no matter what version of driver I use.
"found unsupported JDBC Driver name: Oracle JDBC driver version: 10.1.0.2.0" (I execute setup and configuration each time I use a different driver to ensure the ear file is updated)
I have also tried using a different Driver Class path. The installation guides for 5.0 and 5.1 indicate Driver Class as oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver. I have also tried oracle.jdbc.OracleDriver for a few of the versions with no success. I still receive the same error at the same point.
If anyone has run into a similar situation any suggestions or tips to resolving the issue would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Greg

Error: [SQLServer JDBC Driver]Syntax error at token 0, line 0 offset 0

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