Inserting a record in an Oracle database in Teststand
I am trying to create a new record into an Oracle database table using the insert command in Teststand 2.0. I have been able to do it using LabView. The problem is that the record does not exist as yet. So I don't what I should do in the OPEN SQL statement which creates a select statement. Also, when I try to do the operations the I can only see the columns with the "set and put" condition. "Put" shows me no columns. Using set and put I recieve an error telling me that the record is not updatable.
I am not rying to update a record. I am trying to enter a new record. I do set the new record indication the data operation step.
Is there a good write-up for using TestStand 2.0 step database operations? Is there any gotch-
yous with 2.0 that were corrected in 3.0?
I think what you want to use is an INSERT statement rather than a select. See http://www.techonthenet.com/sql/insert.htm for an example. If you create an "Open SQL" step, then edit the SQL statement, you can create a string expression that has includes your parameters.
Example: "INSERT INTO supplier
(supplier_id, supplier_name)
VALUES
(" +Str(MyNumericValue)+ ", '" + MyStringValue+ "');"
Beware of single quotes (SQL string delimiter) versus double quotes (TestStand string delimiter).
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Inserting a record in an Oracle database
Hi,
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Why is this and how can I resovle this? My code is as follows: (try/catch blocks are not shown)
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rs.moveToInsertRow() ;
rs.updateInt("EMP_ID", EMP_ID1) ;
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Now get the inserted value from SQLPLUS:
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hi
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i have created table using
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Is there any way that I can find out what time each record has been inserted?
For example: 04-Aug-13 4:20:00 PM. (For my existing records not future ones)
First you need to clarify what you mean by 'the date that each record get inserted'. A row is not permanent and visible to other sessions until it has been COMMITTED and that commit may happen seconds, minutes, hours or even days AFTER a user actually creates the row and puts a date in your 'date column'.
Second - your date column, and ALL date columns, includes a time component. So just query your date column for the time.
The only way that time value will be incorrect is if you did something silly like TRUNC(myDate) when you inserted the value. That would use a time component of 00:00:00 and destroy the actual time. -
Insert multiple records into Oracle using Java
Hi,
Has anyone tried to insert multiple records into an Oracle table from Java? I have my data in a Java collection.Can I send a Java Collection to an Oracle Package as a PL/SQL Table Type? My problem is I dont want to instantiate a CallableStatement object everytime I do an insert. Instead I want to do that only once and then insert multiple records in one operation.
Any suggestions will be appreciated,
Thanks,
AlexHi Mensa,
I went thru the code example in your book in chapter 8 (downloaded it from OTN). It looks like the java code for "public class myPLSQLIndexTab" might be a java stored procedure stored in the oracle database?
Pardon my ignorance because I've never worked on java code in the oracle database itself but how would I call such a program outside the oracle database? For example say I have a batch job that downloads data from a webservice and that batch job is written in java and its sitting on a batch server somewhere on the network. But the java program that inserts data into the database is sitting in the oracle database (also somewhere in the same network). How can the java code sitting on the batch server talk to the java code sitting on the oracle server? Is it the same as calling a pl/sql package using CallableStatement?
Thanks
Alex -
Inserting a record in database using Java
Hello All,
i have connected a Java Application to the SAP BO Database using DI API and would like to insert a record in the demo database without using an SQL Query "Insert into table1...." but using the following snippet though i dont know if am using the right classes :
ICompany company = conn.getCompany();
IItems items = SBOCOMUtil.newItems(company);
items.setItemCode("124");
items.setItemName("VXC");
items.setItemsGroupCode(1);
items.setItemType(0);
items.add();
What i am trying to do here is insert a new record but i dont know where i should mention the table name for e.g. there is table called OITM in the demo database from BO where i would like to create a new Item.
Could anyone help me here.
Regards,
Amit HingherHi Amit,
You don't need to reference the destination tables as there is a class for each data object in the DI API and the data tables associated with the object are hardcoded in the class.
The Items class is the correct one for adding item master data (ie data in OITM, OITW etc).
I'm not very familiar with these Java objects but I think the add method should return an integer value (as it does with the COM objects used by .NET). If the return value is zero then the add was successful. If the add failed then you'll get a non-zero value which is the SBO error code.
Kind Regards,
Owen
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