EXEC SQL & CREATE TABLE

Hi,
I am trying to create table using EXEC SQL. But, the table that I had created using EXEC SQL is not shown in data dictionary. I can not see that table from SE11. If I run the same program again, then gives error about there is already a table that I want to create. So, How can see it? Is seeing that table possible?
EXEC SQL.
CREATE TABLE ZCOPYTABLE(
NAME CHAR(15) NOT NULL,
SURNAME CHAR(15) NOT NULL,
TEL CHAR(10) NOT NULL,
PRIMARY KEY (NAME, SURNAME)
ENDEXEC.

Hello Huseyin,
I don't think you can use the Native SQL statements for DDL (data definition language) statements in SQL.
The reason is that the Native SQL statements by-pass the SAP Application Server and are executed directly at the Database Server. You will find more information on the SAP Online Help Documentation site.
Since the ABAP Dictionary is very much an application, it fails to recognize the tables which were not created through it.
The DDL statements in Native SQL are only for advanced database adminstration tasks.
Hope this helps.
Regards,
Anand Mandalika.

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Bonjour à tous,
J'utilise Pro*C et j'ai un problème avec une requête CREATE TABLE. Je m'explique:
Mon programme demande quel est le nom de ma variable mission, que je récupère tout bêtement avec un scanf.
Je veux alors créer une table où un de mes champs doit avoir comme valeur le char qui est le nom de la mission. Mais voila, la fonction qui doit créer la table ne la crée pas... Alors que quand je rentre cette variable en dur, cela fonctionne très bien. J'aimerais avoir un petit coup de pouce de votre part si c'est possible. Si ça se trouve j'essaie de faire quelque chose pas forcément possible.
Voila mon code de la fonction servant à lire la table:
Voila le code servant créer la fonction:
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Hi,
I hadn't got errors.
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Regards
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3 ) ;
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9 ;
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|   0 | SELECT STATEMENT             |                        |     4 |   164 |     3   (0)| 00:00:01 |
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BEGIN EXECUTESQL('create table test(name number)'); END;
ERROR at line 1:
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I had log on to ap/ap@vis in sqlplus and try to create table but showing error.....here below is the table
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last_updated_by number(10),
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created_by number(10),
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attribute1 varchar2(100),
attribute2 varchar2(100),
attribute3 varchar2(100),
attribute4 varchar2(100),
attribute5 varchar2(100),
attribute6 varchar2(100));
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It works for me
Connected to:
Oracle Database 10g Enterprise Edition Release 10.2.0.3.0 - 64bit Production
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2 (Item varchar2(10),
3 Item_Desc varchar2(100),
4 Item_Cost Number(7),
5 Item_Qty Number(7),
6 Item_Date Date,
7 Need_by_date date,
8 Last_updated_date date,
9 last_updated_by number(10),
10 creation_date date,
11 created_by number(10),
12 Attributed_category varchar2(100),
13 attribute1 varchar2(100),
14 attribute2 varchar2(100),
15 attribute3 varchar2(100),
16 attribute4 varchar2(100),
17 attribute5 varchar2(100),
18 attribute6 varchar2(100));
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ORA - 00922 Missing or Invalid option error while creating table

I am tryin to create a table with the following syntax
1 CREATE TABLE TEST_FOR_SCRIPT (
2 TEST_A NUMBER NOT NULL
3 ,TEST_B VARCHAR2(30) DEFAULT 'UNDEFINED' NOT NULL
4 )
5* @storage_parms_table_cmn
6 /
@storage_parms_table_cmn
ERROR at line 5:
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Here, storage_parms_table_cmn.sql reads like this
tablespace DBK_CMN_DATA
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2 TEST_A NUMBER NOT NULL
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5 @test1.sql
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Cheers
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Now I would appriciate if some one could tell me how to create a table using
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Grant succeeded.
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SQL> CREATE TABLE a.t (id NUMBER, descr VARCHAR2(10));
Table created.Now lets see if it really belongs to a:
SQL> connect a/a
Connected.
SQL> SELECT table_name FROM user_tables;
TABLE_NAME
T
SQL> INSERT INTO t VALUES (1, 'One');
1 row created.Yes, it definitely belongs to a. Just to show that ther is nothing up my sleeve:
SQL> create table t1 (id NUMBER, descr VARCHAR2(10));
create table t1 (id NUMBER, descr VARCHAR2(10))
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-01031: insufficient privilegesI can almost, but not quite, see a rationale for the second case if you want to enforce some sort of naming or location standards but the whole thing seems odd to me.
Users cannot create tables, so lets give them a procedure to create tables?
John

EXEC SQL & CREATE TABLE

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