Generate SQL Statement

HI, I am previously a MS Server user. I am so used to the GUI of the Enterprise Manager which could allow to generate table, make SQL statement with drap n drop of a mouse cursor. I wonder if oracle provides anything similar like the MS Server's enterprise manager?

You can use Oracle Enterprise manager to do all the tasks related to database.
Chandar

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How to examine the generated SQL statement in Receiver JDBC Adapter

I have been searching this forum how to display te generated sql statement (by the jdbc receiver adapter).
The only suggestion is to use RWB, but I was unable to find any details about how to do so.
Any help is appreciated

Hi,
To add, u can see the SQL Statements in Audit log of RWB.
Select Message Monitoring-> Adapter Engine. choose ur entry and click on Details option button, u can see the SQL Statements in Audit Log.
Regards,
Sudharshan
Message was edited by:
Sudharshan Aravamudan

Not able to View generated SQL statement

Hi,
In order to view the generated SQL statement in Receiver JDBC Adapter,
i have done logSQLStatement as true in CC still not able to view in RWB,
also mesg protocol i m using in CC is "xml sql format", is it bcos of this i am not able to ?
If yes, then how can i see that sql string?
Regards,
Pratibha

Pratibha,
In our JDBC scenario the message protocol is also set to XML SQL Format
The Integration Process has a mapping step of type XSL that uses an Imported Archive to create the SQL select statement. Then there is a synchronous Send step for the JDBC component
Both this SQL statement and the returned SQL result are available in the XML message monitor SXMB_MONI
Regards,
Mike

UD Connect Generated SQL Statement

Hi All,
Can anyone tell me if it's possible to influence the generated SQL statement? We need to be able to use the order by clause so as to get the records in the correct order.
Any help much appreciated.
Thanks
Craig

Hi
Yes its possible in THIS WAY.
CASE-1
In UD Connect we have the DATA in a BASE TABLE. When we execite the under like DATASOURCE (UD-CONNECT). The dependant Info PACK brings the complete data to PSA. After the DATA LANDS in PSA. We can sort out in the same way how can SORT in the SQL Statement method. But to do this you have to PUT a Start routine at infopack level.
Case-2
You have to use a store procedure out side the SAP BI .

Where to see generated SQL statement from jdbc adapter?

Hi everybody,
where can I see the generated SQL statement from JDBC adapter?
Regards Mario

Yes and True lterally means the same, but alas XI does not understand literature..
Just checked the note as well, as you are correct!
Regards
Bhavesh

TopLink does not generate SQL statements for inserting new objects

TopLink does not generate SQL statements for inserting new objects. Why?
Thanks in advance...

Please see the response in
Why does not unitofwork.commit write data to the database?
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Chris

FDM-generated SQL statement in log file?

Hello all, hopefully a simple question:
When you perform an import using FDM, I know that behind the scenes a SQL SELECT statement is composed and executed against the database server. My question: is the actual SQL statement kept in a log somewhere (so that we can see it?) In our case it's an Oracle DB server and we're using the ERPI Adapter; not sure if that's relevant. We would like to grab that SQL statement and use it as a jumping-off point for some other things.
Thanks in advance for anything you can offer.

The SQL Statement is not written to the log for the adapter. The only things that are logged are what show in the adapter log file if you enable loggin for the ERPi source adapter in the "Get Data" action.

Generated SQL statement contains unnecessary cast

I have a table containing a column of type decimal(10,0). Generated entity model maps this to a int32. When I perform a query on this field, for example
test.Where(p => p.id = 10)
the generated query contains the following
where (Cast(id as number (19,0)) = 10)
the prevents the server from using indexes on this column.
How can i prevent this unnecessary cast?

I follow your description but cannot reproduce the extra casting in the WHERE clause in the generated SQL.
Are you using the lastest ODAC production version (11.2.0.3) ?
When id column is defined as decimal(10, 0), it's indeed mapped to Int32 as you described.
That's because decimal(10, 0) is actually number(10).
10 is Int32 by default and ID column is already mapped to Int32. I don't see there is casting.
The only way I can reproduce the extra casting is explicitly adding decimal casting to 10. For example,
test.Where(p => p.id == (decimal) 10)
Then I got the following:
WHERE (10 = ( CAST( "Extent1"."ID" AS number(19,0))))
But I don't think that's what you did.
Would you please provide more details?

How to dynamically execute generated SQL statements using 11gR2 ?

Hello,
I'd like to know if it is possible to do what the following statement intended to do:
select * from (select replace('select empno from emp',
                             '') from dual);in other words, is it possible to dynamically generate and execute a select statement in a from clause ?
thank you for your help,
John
Edited by: 440bx on Jul 16, 2010 3:57 PM changed "generate" to "generated" in subject

Hello Aketi,
That is totally WICKED !!
I've been playing with the code you posted, pretty much since you did, trying to figure out how it works. I have some idea of how it works now but, I cannot figure out why I get the set of results, not once but TWICE.
When I run the query you posted above, this is what I get:
SQL> @getxml2
TABLE_NAME                          count
CLOB_EXAMPLE                            1
D42                                     1
DEPT                                    4
DEPT_2                                  0
DEPT_ACCIDENTS                          6
DEPT_EAST                               2
... some tables deleted to shorten the output
T1                                      1
T10                                    10
T100                                    0
22 rows selected.
TABLE_NAME                          count
CLOB_EXAMPLE                            1
D42                                     1
DEPT                                    4
DEPT_2                                  0
DEPT_ACCIDENTS                          6
DEPT_EAST                               2
... some tables deleted to shorten the output
T1                                      1
T10                                    10
T100                                    0
22 rows selected.
SQL>The result is shown TWICE. I cannot figure out why. Any ideas as to why the result is shown twice ? (I ran the statement from SQL*Plus and started a fresh instance of SQL*Plus to ensure that no settings from previous scripts would be the cause).
Thank you for your help, great little piece of code!
John.
Edited by: 440bx on Jul 16, 2010 5:30 PM
Edited by: 440bx on Jul 16, 2010 5:31 PM - corrected name in Hello greeting
Edited by: 440bx - 11gR2 on Jul 17, 2010 2:55 AM - corrected misspelling
Edited by: 440bx - 11gR2 on Jul 17, 2010 2:56 AM - corrected another misspelling

Sql statement generator for java.

Is there a (api's ) tool which generates sql statements given a database table, which can be embeeded into the application.

Dear Anand,
Try this one:
CASE balance WHEN 0 THEN 'Completed' ELSE CASE WHEN DATEDIFF(DD, EndDate, GetDate()) >= 0 THEN 'Progress' ELSE 'Pending' END END
I have assumed you don't have negative balance. It that is not true, give me the complete case.
Thanks,
Gordon
Thanks,
Gordon

Toplink generate the SQL statement correctly but it does not return any row

Hi
I faced an strange problem when using Toplink as JPA provider. Following snippet shows how I create and execute a query using Toplink JPA:
q = em.createQuery("SELECT B FROM Branch B WHERE B.street LIKE :street");
q.setParameter("street", "'%a%'");
List<Branch> l = q.getResultList();
System.out.println("List Size: " + l.size());The SQL statement resulted by this query is as follow (according to the generated log file)
SELECT ID, STREET FROM BRANCH WHERE (STREET LIKE CAST (? AS VARCHAR(32672) ))
bind => [%a%]Problem is that List size is always 0, independent of what I provide as parameter. I tried and executed the generated SQL statement in the SQL manager and I got some tens of record as the result. The SQL statement i tested in the SQL manager is like:
SELECT ID, STREET FROM BRANCH WHERE (STREET LIKE CAST ('%a%' AS VARCHAR(32672) ))Can someone please let me know what I am missing and how I can fix this problem?
Thanks.

Hi,
Thank you for reply.
All data are stored in lower case so, the case sensitivity is not a problem. I am wondering how the generated query works fine when I execute it in the sql manager but it return no result when it is executed by the JPA.
Thanks for looking into my problem.

Generated SQL does not have fully qualified columnnames

Hi,
I'm trying to run a JDO query which results in:
[code=-5001, state=42703]
java.sql.SQLException: [SQL5001] Column qualifier or table CUSTOMER
undefined.
The model is basically like this:
Class Order has a 1-1 relation with Class CustomerRole which in turn has a
n-1 relation with Class Customer
Class Order and CustomerRole are both mapped to table SCHEMA1.ORDER (the
ORDER table contains the FK to the CUSTOMER table)
Class Customer is mapped to table SCHEMA2.CUSTOMER
I perform a query using an Extend of class Order.
I add the following filter to the query:
"this.CustomerRole.Customer != null"
(CustomerRole is the name of the relation between Order and CustomerRole,
while Customer is the name of the relation between CustomerRole and
Customer)
When I execute this query, I get the following message:
kodo.util.DataStoreException: [SQL5001] Column qualifier or table CUSTOMER
undefined. {SELECT t0.ID, t2.CUSTID, t3.ADDRESS, t4.COUNTRY,
t4.COUNTRYNAME, t2.NAME FROM SCHEMA1.ORDER t0 INNER JOIN SCHEMA1.ORDER t1
ON t0.ID = t1.ID LEFT OUTER JOIN SCHEMA2.CUSTOMER t2 ON t1.CUSTID =
t2.CUSTID LEFT OUTER JOIN SCHEMA2.CUSTOMER t3 ON t2.CUSTID = t3.CUSTID
LEFT OUTER JOIN SCHEMA1.COUNTRY t4 ON t3.COUNTRY = t4.COUNTRY WHERE (0 <
(SELECT COUNT(*) FROM SCHEMA2.CUSTOMER WHERE CUSTOMER.CUSTID =
t1.CUSTID))} [code=-5001, state=42703]
NestedThrowables:
com.solarmetric.jdbc.ReportingSQLException: [SQL5001] Column qualifier or
table CUSTOMER undefined. {SELECT t0.ID, t2.CUSTID, t3.ADDRESS,
t4.COUNTRY, t4.COUNTRYNAME, t2.NAME FROM SCHEMA1.ORDER t0 INNER JOIN
SCHEMA1.ORDER t1 ON t0.ID = t1.ID LEFT OUTER JOIN SCHEMA2.CUSTOMER t2 ON
t1.CUSTID = t2.CUSTID LEFT OUTER JOIN SCHEMA2.CUSTOMER t3 ON t2.CUSTID =
t3.CUSTID LEFT OUTER JOIN SCHEMA1.COUNTRY t4 ON t3.COUNTRY = t4.COUNTRY
WHERE (0 < (SELECT COUNT(*) FROM SCHEMA2.CUSTOMER WHERE CUSTOMER.CUSTID =
t1.CUSTID))} [code=-5001, state=42703]
java.sql.SQLException: [SQL5001] Column qualifier or table CUSTOMER
undefined.
     at kodo.jdbc.sql.SQLExceptions.getDataStore(SQLExceptions.java:63)
     at kodo.jdbc.sql.SQLExceptions.getDataStore(SQLExceptions.java:51)
     at
kodo.jdbc.runtime.AbstractSelectResultObjectProvider.handleCheckedException(AbstractSelectResultObjectProvider.java:150)
     at com.solarmetric.rop.WindowResultList.<init>(WindowResultList.java:57)
     at
kodo.jdbc.runtime.JDBCFetchConfigurationImpl.newResultList(JDBCFetchConfigurationImpl.java:135)
     at
kodo.runtime.CopyOnWriteFetchConfiguration.newResultList(CopyOnWriteFetchConfiguration.java:159)
     at kodo.query.AbstractQuery.executeWithMap(AbstractQuery.java:750)
     at kodo.query.AbstractQuery.execute(AbstractQuery.java:633)
     at TestApp.<init>(TestApp.java:67)
     at TestApp.main(TestApp.java:135)
The problem is the last part of the query where it selects from
SCHEMA2.CUSTOMER while the Where part refers to just CUSTOMER (without
schema qualifier).
Are there any ideas to solve this? Is there a way to force columnnames
always being fully qualified in generated SQL statements?
Thanks,
Regards,
Alexander

Unfortunately, this is a bug that has to be fixed on our end. We'll
make sure a fix is in the next 3.1 release. Thanks for the report!

Maximum SQL statement on ODBC 8176 or higher ?

Hello.
I am developing a DB reporting program using ODBC.
My customer complained that the program shut down when query the SQL statement.
But, my computer didn't shut down when I queried the same SQL statement.
The difference is my customer used 8177 ODBC driver, but my computer installed 8176 driver, so I changed ODBC driver 8176 to 8177 and the problem appeared too.
I debugged and I found that the program shut down at SQLPrepare API.
The size of the SQL statement is 8238 bytes.
I tested and I found that the program shut down when the SQL statement size was around 5900bytes or larger.
I think, this is the Oracle ODBC drivers bug, does anybody meet the same problem?
I noticed to my customer this situation and he tried to downgrade ODBC driver 8177 to 8176 but he failed.
How can I solve this problem? I tried that the same SQL statement with OCI but it was no problem.

I've never encountered a situation where the ODBC driver improperly handled a statement that the Oracle database could, and I've seen cases where the ODBC driver was given statements longer than Oracle's maximum.
My recollection is that Oracle itself doesn't support SQL statements longer than 8k (though I think it depends on the version of the database-- it may have been 4k in the past). If you want to generate SQL statements this long (and I'm not sure you do-- perhaps there are views, etc that you need to create to simplify your queries) you really ought to by using the DBMS_SQL package. You populate a table with 256 byte chunks of data and then call this package, so you can have infinitely long SQL statements.
Justin

Tuning an sql from a vendor product without modifying the sql statement

Hi,
we have a vendor product which generates SQL Statement. For one query, we get response in 15 seconds. But users are asking if we can bring it down to 5 seconds. Limitation is query can't be changed. It used around 10 to 12 tables and bit complex query.
What kind of options could be evaluated if we want to improve performance of a query (Not sure if it could be ever reduced to 5 seconds)
without making any change to the query.
Database Version: Oracle 10.2.0.4
Thanks,
Sarayu

807778 wrote:
Hi,
we have a vendor product which generates SQL Statement. For one query, we get response in 15 seconds. But users are asking if we can bring it down to 5 seconds. Limitation is query can't be changed. It used around 10 to 12 tables and bit complex query.
What kind of options could be evaluated if we want to improve performance of a query (Not sure if it could be ever reduced to 5 seconds)
without making any change to the query.
Database Version: Oracle 10.2.0.4
Thanks,
SarayuI'd go through the standard stuff of "is there an index that can help?", "should these tables be in a cluster?" etc.. Problem there is that you might degrade other operations, and you might break your application support contract by modifying the schema. Even adding a materialized view could do that.

Error when generating the SQL statement while running the Query

Hello SDN Mates,
Am using three cubes in one infoset and build a query on that. Intially it was running fine, but now am getting error generating the SQL statement. Can you please throw some light on this. Your idea would be highly appreciated.
Thanks and Regards
Arun S

Hi Arun
is there any change in the objects (Check also the consistency of infoobject ) included in infoset, just make sure those are active, open the query in designer and check if no error/warning message are present
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