Goldengate:error in sqlexec clause

This is more than a table synchronization, using specific values instead of code
map cz.tbs_test1, target cz.tbs_test2,
sqlexec (id cs,
query “select a.ryxb,b.csdm,b.csmc xbmc,a.rymz,c.csdm,c.csmc mzmc
from cz.tbs_test2 a,
(select csdm,csmc from cz.tbs_test3 where cslb=‘3’) b,
(select csdm,csmc from cz.tbs_test3 where cslb=‘1’) c
where a.ryxb=:xb and a.rymz=:mz”,
params (xb=b.csdm, mz=c.csdm)),
colmap (usedefaults,
csxbmc=@getval(cs.xbmc),
csmzmc=@getval(cs.mzmc));
error in sqlexec clause, id cs:error in param clause for xb
a.ryxb=b.csdm and a.rymz=c.csdm
This is a.ryxb the code 1 and 2, according to my purpose is to transform into male and female to display.

Hey the escape character in java is \ you need to use that to escape the property of " for eg you will write like this ResultSet rs = stmt.executeQuery("SELECT OrderDate, ProdNumber, Quantity, Price, OrderNumber FROM Order WHERE EmailAddress= "\""+ email + "\"");
try this and let me know if it works

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Hi All,
i have a replicat and tried to filter some rows:
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MAP GOMS3KT, TARGET goldengate.txlog,
COLMAP (
tsid = #IDTIMESTAMP(),
syskey = SYSKEY,
type = "KT",
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) where (bezugssystem_1 = "PSVL");
At runtime, i got this error:
2013-02-25 09:09:42 WARNING OGG-00869 No unique key is defined for table 'TXLOG'. All viable columns will be used to represent the
key, but may not guarantee uniqueness. KEYCOLS may be used to define the key.
...(bezugssystem_1 = "PSVL")...
^
Error in WHERE clause. Unrecognized clause or element.
The column 'bezugssystem_1' does exist, i mapped it before to a the oracle column 'origin'
What is wrong here ??
I i delete the where clause all works fine!
Edited by: Felix_GG on 26.02.2013 15:44
Edited by: Felix_GG on 26.02.2013 18:25

Of course, in the where clause should stand a '=' or what i wrote (but is not able to show) the signs for NOT EQUAL, a 'less than' followed by a 'greater then'

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--------------------system description--------------
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SAP NW7.31 AS JAVA
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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.
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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!
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Sorry I don't know how to make the accent circumflex! Or is that what you call it? On top of the e?
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Error in FROM clause

hi,
ok i have a piece of code which looks like
ResultSet rs = stmt.executeQuery("SELECT OrderDate, ProdNumber, Quantity, Price, OrderNumber FROM Order WHERE EmailAddress='" + email + "'");
when i execute it... i get following error
java.sql.SQLException: [Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] Syntax error in FROM clause.
i don't think there is any problem with syntax...
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Hey the escape character in java is \ you need to use that to escape the property of " for eg you will write like this ResultSet rs = stmt.executeQuery("SELECT OrderDate, ProdNumber, Quantity, Price, OrderNumber FROM Order WHERE EmailAddress= "\""+ email + "\"");
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Stupid question: whats wrong here? -- Syntax Error in FROM clause

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Perhaps this is your issue ...
The column Level_ID is in both the Login_Details and Level tables. Therefore, in your WHERE clause, you must specify a table alias for each reference to Level_ID
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Unable to migrate table data: NWQ_TANC.PARAMETERS; [Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] Syntax error in FROM clause.
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DATAMOVER: Error: Syntax error in where clause for PSOPRDEFN

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Edited by: 967641 on Nov 20, 2012 11:39 AM
Edited by: 967641 on Nov 20, 2012 11:40 AM

That is correct.
Datamover tries to insert data in PSOPRDEFN and rows exist with these keys.
To avoid this you can add the following statement in your script:
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How to convert string to date and check date difference in filter clause | error in filter clause

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I must be missing something extremely simple here but I can't figure it out. I have a very simple test I am trying to perform. Remap a column from 1 table into another on replicat.
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