EXEC SQL / EXECUTE PROCEDURE

Hi,
I´ve been asked to develop a program that should be run in background as a job.
The aim of this program is to select certain data from SAP an then pass it to a DB (sql) outside SAP so that this DB always gets the most updated data.
I´ve already set up an entry in table
DBCON.
My problem is that when I change the DB name in table DBCON the program does not work because it always remembers the former entry, that is, it re-uses the stored procedure already used in the former execution of the program.
Here goes the code:
EXEC SQL.
    SET CONNECTION DEFAULT
ENDEXEC.
EXEC SQL.
    CONNECT TO 'TOMAS3' AS 'con'
ENDEXEC.
EXEC SQL.
    SET CONNECTION 'con'
ENDEXEC.
LOOP AT ti_vbap INTO wa_vbap.
    CLEAR: wa_itab, g_input.
    wa_itab-sapOrdID = wa_vbap-vbeln.
    etc
    CONCATENATE
                wa_itab-sapOrdID
                wa_itab-CopPos
                wa_itab-isbn
                wa_itab-isbnOLD
                wa_itab-sta
                wa_itab-dat
                wa_itab-pte
                wa_itab-snu INTO g_input.
call to the stored procedure that updates the external DB
        EXEC SQL.
          EXECUTE PROCEDURE RefrescaCOPdeSAP_JOBSAP2 ( IN :g_input )
        ENDEXEC.
ENDLOOP.
*Close connection to external DB
EXEC SQL.
    DISCONNECT 'con'
ENDEXEC.
Is there an statement like BEGIN TRANS / COMMIT that is missing?
Have you got an example so that I may have an idea of how to deal with this situation?.
Best regards.

Hi,
i think i´ve found out where the problem is.
In table
DBCON i´ve got the following entry:
MSSQL_SERVER=1XX.X0.X.X2 MSSQL_DBNAME=ESPAÑA
it seems as if the character 'Ñ' causes the connection to fail.
i´ve tried to connect to another DB where MSSQL_DBNAME=ESPANA (coy of the former one) and there was no problem.
could it be that the character 'Ñ' is the cause of the problem?.Best regards.

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Hi,
i think i´ve found out where the problem is.
In table
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Patch text............... " "
Supported environment....
Database................. "ORACLE 8.0.5.., ORACLE 8.0.6.., ORACLE
8.1.6.., ORACLE 8.1.7.., ORACLE 9.2.0.., ORACLE 10.2.0.."
SAP database version..... "46D"
Operating system......... "AIX 1 4, AIX 2 4, AIX 3 4, AIX 1 5, AIX 2 5, AIX 3
5, , System build information:,                                      , LCHN :
841480"
User, transaction...
Client.............. 600
User................ "MPZMMES"
Language key........ "S"
Transaction......... " "
Program............. "ZM2431216 "
Screen.............. "SAPMSSY0 1000"
Screen line......... 6
Information on where termination occurred
The termination occurred in the ABAP/4 program "ZM2431216 " in
"EXTRACT_GENERAL_DATA".
The main program was "ZM2431216 ".
The termination occurred in line 980
of the source code of program "ZM2431216 " (when callin
The program "ZM2431216 " was started as a background jo
Source code extract
009500              mara.ntgew,
009510              mara.gewei,
009520              mara.volum,
009530              mara.voleh,
009540              mara.mstae,
009550              mara.mstde,
009560              mara.prdha,
009570              marc.matnr,
009580              marc.werks,
009590              marc.mmsta,
009600              marc.mmstd
009610        into :w_ops-groes,
009620              :w_ops-brgew,
009630              :w_ops-ntgew,
009640              :w_ops-gewei,
009650              :w_ops-volum,
009660              :w_ops-voleh,
009670              :w_ops-mstae,
009680              :w_ops-mstde,
009690              :w_ops-prdha,
009700              :w_ops-matnr,
009710              :w_ops-werks,
009720              :w_ops-mmsta,
009730              :w_ops-mmstd
009740        from sapr3.mara, sapr3.marc
009750        where sapr3.mara.mandt = sapr3.marc.mandt
009760          and sapr3.mara.matnr = sapr3.marc.matnr
009770          and sapr3.mara.mandt = :p_mandt
009780          and sapr3.mara.matnr = :w_ebs-matnr
009790          and sapr3.marc.werks = :p_owerks
    >    ENDEXEC.
009810 endform.                    " extract_general_data
009820 *&
009830 *&      Form append_i_ops
009840 *&
009850 *      Appends W_OPS to I_OPS
009860 *
009870 form append_i_ops.
009880    append w_ops to i_ops.
009890 endform.                    " append_i_ops
009900 *&
009910 *&      Form extract_material_description
009920 *&
009930 *      Extracts a Material Description from the remote database an
009940 *      modifies the current record in I_OPS.
009950 *
009960 *        >P_SPRAS Language Key
009970 *
009980 form extract_material_description using    p_spras.
009990    EXEC sql performing set_langauge.
Contents of system fields
SY field contents..................... SY field contents............
SY-SUBRC 0                            SY-INDEX 0
SY-TABIX 1                            SY-DBCNT 1
SY-FDPOS 18                            SY-LSIND 0
SY-PAGNO 0                            SY-LINNO 1
SY-COLNO 1
Chosen variables
Name.......................... Contents.1........2........3....+..
W_EBS-PRAT4
                              2
                              0
W_OPS-GROES
                              22222222222222222222222222222222
                              00000000000000000000000000000000
W_OPS-BRGEW                    #######
                              0000000
                              000000C
W_OPS-NTGEW                    #######
                              0000000
                              000000C
regards,
krishnaiah.

Hi,
This is usually a SERVER SIDE DATABASE PROBLEM or SQLNET LISTENER (server side) PROBLEM. The client side should initially be ignored and instead the server should be investigated. In rare cases, this can be caused by client
side memory or other resource problem, or a DLL version mismatch, but this is
unlikely.
Enlist the assistance of your DBA. Then reproduce the ORA-3113 error on your
client application. Ask your DBA to look at the database side Alert.log and
trace files and look for ANY activity. Any activity that coincides with your
ORA-3113 will be a clue.
REgards
Vinod

PL/SQL: Executing a procedure from within another procedure

Hello, I'm a newbie and I need help on how to execute procedures from within another procedure. The procedure that I call from within the procedure have return values that I want to check.
I tried: EXECUTE(user_get_forum_info(p_forumid, var_forum_exists, var_forum_access, var_forumname));
but I get the error message:
PLS-00103: Encountered the symbol "USER_GET_FORUM_INFO" when expecting one of the following::= . ( @ % ; immediate
The symbol ":=" was substituted for "USER_GET_FORUM_INFO" to continue.
And when I tried: EXECUTE(user_get_forum_info(p_forumid, var_forum_exists, var_forum_access, var_forumname));
I get the error message:
PLS-00222: no function with name 'USER_GET_FORUM_INFO' exists in this scope
PL/SQL: Statement ignored
The procedure USER_GET_FORUM_INFO exists. (don't understand why it says "no FUNCTION with name", it's a procedure I'm executing)
I'm stuck so thanks for any help...
Below is all the code. I'm using Oracle 9i on RedHat Linux 7.3.
================================================================================
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE user_forum_requestsaccess (
p_forumid IN NUMBER,
p_requestmessage IN VARCHAR2
AS
var_forumid NUMBER;
var_forum_exists NUMBER;
var_forum_access NUMBER;
request_exists NUMBER;
var_forumname VARCHAR2(30);
FORUM_DOESNT_EXIST EXCEPTION;
FORUM_USER_HAS_ACCESS EXCEPTION;
FORUM_REQUEST_EXIST EXCEPTION;
BEGIN
SELECT SIGN(NVL((SELECT request_id FROM forum.vw_all_forum_requests WHERE forum_id = p_forumid AND db_user = user),0)) INTO request_exists FROM DUAL;
EXECUTE(user_get_forum_info(p_forumid, var_forum_exists, var_forum_access, var_forumname));
IF var_forum_exists = 0 THEN
RAISE FORUM_DOESNT_EXIST;
ELSIF var_forum_access = 1 THEN
RAISE FORUM_USER_HAS_ACCESS;
ELSIF request_exists = 1 THEN
RAISE FORUM_REQUEST_EXIST;
ELSE
INSERT INTO tbl_forum_requests VALUES (SEQ_TBL_FORUM_REQ_REQ_ID.NEXTVAL, SYSDATE, p_requestmessage, p_forumid, user);
INSERT INTO tbl_forum_eventlog VALUES (SEQ_TBL_FORUM_EVNTLOG_EVNT_ID.NEXTVAL,SYSDATE,1,'User ' || user || ' requested access to forum ' || var_forumname || '.', p_forumid,user);
COMMIT;
END IF;
EXCEPTION
WHEN
FORUM_DOESNT_EXIST
THEN RAISE_APPLICATION_ERROR(-20003,'Forum doesnt exist.');
WHEN
FORUM_USER_HAS_ACCESS
THEN RAISE_APPLICATION_ERROR(-20004,'User already have access to this forum.');
WHEN
FORUM_REQUEST_EXIST
THEN RAISE_APPLICATION_ERROR(-20005,'A request to this forum already exist.');
END;
GRANT EXECUTE ON user_forum_requestsaccess TO forum_user;
================================================================================
Regards Goran

you don't have to use execute when you want to execute a procedure (only on sql*plus, you would use it)
just give the name of the funtion
create or replace procedure test
as
begin
    dbms_output.put_line('this is the procedure test');
end test;
create or replace procedure call_test
as
begin
    dbms_output.put_line('this is the procedure call_test going to execute the procedure test');
    test;
end call_test;
begin
    dbms_output.put_line('this is an anonymous block calling the procedure call_test');
    call_test;
end;
/

EXEC SQL / EXECUTE PROCEDURE

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