Informatica 9.0.1:- Table or view does not exist, error occured at recurive

Hello every one,
I am new to this field, I am getting error when I run my workflow in other folder, It is giving table or view does not exist, And I understood that the target table is not present,
Actual table present is ws_twfs_olb_project_ds but in the session log it is showing wc_twfs_olb_project_ds1. I don't know why in the session log it is showing like that.
Might be the problem occured during the importing session. If so, Can you please provide me how to resolve this issue.
Thanks in advance!

wc_twfs_olb_project_ds1 is an alias table and used in Informatica mapping to do self join(specifically in order to query different column multiple times).
Ideally you sholud be checking the wc_twfs_olb_project_ds in the OLAP schema.Try connecting to OLAP scheam by toad or SQL*PLUS and let me know if you are able to view this table or not?..
Regards,
Veeresh Rayan

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                    nvl(appr.STATE, org.STATE) as STATE,
                                org.SEQ as numberoftimesmodified,
                    nvl(appr.PROCESS, org.PROCESS) as PROCESS,
                    appr.seq2
                    from (
                         select a.seq,
                         b.usr_display_name as APPROVER_NAME,
                         b.usr_login as APPROVER,
                         'User' as APPROVER_TYPE,
                         '-' as ASSIGNED_DATE,
                         '-' as STATE,
                         a.seq as numberoftimesmodified,
                         '-' as PROCESS
                         from(
                              SELECT 1 as seq, USR_UDF_MANAGER_LOGIN as GID, '' as approver_name, 'user' as approver_type FROM DEVT_OIM.USR WHERE USR_LOGIN =:BENEFICIARY_GID AND :APPLICATION = 'Oracle 11i On demand'
                              UNION
                              select rownum as seq, regexp_substr(:APPROVERPAYLOAD,'[^,]+', 1, level) as gid, '' as approver_name, 'user' as approver_type from dual
                              where :APPLICATION != 'Oracle 11i On demand'
                              connect by regexp_substr(:APPROVERPAYLOAD, '[^,]+', 1, level) is not null
                         ) a
                         inner join DEVT_OIM.usr b on a.gid = b.usr_login
                    ) org
                    left join(
                         select b.numberoftimesmodified as seq, rownum as seq2, a.*
                         from
                              select
                              LEAD(a.ASSIGNEES) OVER(ORDER BY a.numberoftimesmodified) as prev_gid,
                              LEAD(a.pushbacksequence) OVER(ORDER BY a.numberoftimesmodified) as prev_pushbacksequence,
                              a.ASSIGNEES as current_gid,
                              nvl(retrieveGidName(a.ASSIGNEES), '-') as APPROVER_NAME,
                              (DEVT_OIM.TOKNEW(REPLACE(a.ASSIGNEES, ',', ':'))) as APPROVER,
                              'User' as APPROVER_TYPE,
                              a.pushbacksequence,
                              TO_CHAR(a.assigneddate,'DD-Mon-YYYY HH:MI:SS AM') as ASSIGNED_DATE,
                              case when a.state = 'WITHDRAWN' then TO_CHAR(a.updateddate,'DD-Mon-YYYY HH:MI:SS AM') else TO_CHAR(d.updateddate,'DD-Mon-YYYY HH:MI:SS AM') end as APPROVAL_DATE,
                              a.numberoftimesmodified,
                              case when a.state = 'EXPIRED' then 'Expired' when a.approvalduration is null then 'Pending' when a.outcome = 'REJECT' then 'Rejected' else 'Approved' end as PROCESS,
                              d.state as process2,
                              case when d.substate = 'REASSIGNED' then 'Reassigned' when d.state = 'INFO_REQUESTED' then 'Request Info' when a.state = 'EXPIRED' then 'Expired'
                                   when a.outcome = 'REJECT' then 'Rejected' when d.substate = 'INFO_SUBMITTED' then 'Submitted' when a.state = 'WITHDRAWN' then 'Withdrawn' when e.state is null then 'Pending' else 'Approved' end as state,
                              e.ASSIGNEES, d.substate
                              from WFTASKHISTORY a
                              left join WFTASKHISTORY d on d.IDENTIFICATIONKEY = a.IDENTIFICATIONKEY and d.numberoftimesmodified = (a.numberoftimesmodified+1)
                              left join WFTASKHISTORY e on e.IDENTIFICATIONKEY = a.IDENTIFICATIONKEY and e.numberoftimesmodified = (a.numberoftimesmodified-1) and e.ASSIGNEES = a.ASSIGNEES
                              where a.IDENTIFICATIONKEY = :IDENTIFICATIONKEY and a.state is not null
                              order by a.numberoftimesmodified
                         ) a
                         inner join (select rownum as numberoftimesmodified, pushbacksequence from (select distinct pushbacksequence from WFTASKHISTORY a where a.IDENTIFICATIONKEY = :IDENTIFICATIONKEY order by pushbacksequence)) b
                         on b.pushbacksequence = a.pushbacksequence
                         where a.prev_gid != a.current_gid or prev_gid is null
                         order by a.numberoftimesmodified
                    ) appr on org.seq = appr.seqORA-00942: table or view does not exist
00942. 00000 - "table or view does not exist"
*Cause:
*Action:
Error at Line: 55 Column: 172

Hi User,
The ORA - 00942 indicates that the Underlying object is not present in the Database.
Just Check whether the Table you are used in the Select statement exists in the user/Schema.
To check this..
SELECT *
FROM USER_TABLES
WHERE TABLE_NAME = 'YOUR_TABLE_NAME';Or
Simply,
SELECT *
FROM TAB;If you are using the Table from other Schema, Just give the table name like this..
SELECT *
FROM SCHEMA_USER.table_name;Thanks,
Shankar

PL/SQL: ORA-00942: table or view does not exist

Hi
i have logged into my schema and trying to access the database "DAD" which has the table name "SCHOOL"
i wrote a function which should give me new_sno when i give it the old_sno
and i have this errors , pls help
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION ORIG_SN(OSNO in Number,OTN in Number)
RETURN Number IS
NEW_SNO Number:=0;
BEGIN
SELECT new_sno AS NEW_SNO
FROM DAD.SCHOOL
WHERE ORIG_SNO = OSNO AND ORIG_TN = OTN;
RETURN NEW_SNO;
END ORIG_SN;
Warning: Function created with compilation errors.
Errors for FUNCTION ORIG_SN:
LINE/COL ERROR
5/1 PL/SQL: SQL Statement ignored
6/15 PL/SQL: ORA-00942: table or view does not exist
Thanks in advance ..

Try this,
CREATE VIEW SCHOOL_VIEW AS SELECT * FROM DAD.SCHOOL;and then change your function like
CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION ORIG_SN(OSNO in Number,OTN in Number)
RETURN Number IS
my_new_sno Number:=0;
BEGIN
SELECT new_sno INTO my_new_sno FROM SCHOOL_VIEW WHERE ORIG_SNO = OSNO AND ORIG_TN = OTN;
RETURN my_new_sno;
END ORIG_SN;and see if it is getting created without any errors.
-Arun
Edited by: Arunkumar Ramamoorthy on Aug 15, 2009 1:56 AM

Informatica 9.0.1:- Table or view does not exist, error occured at recurive

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