JDBC Order By Causing a 00933

I am having a problem with a query that I am executing as a Prepared Statement... I am using ? and PreparedStatement.setXXX to bind all non-constant variables in the query. Everything executes fine until I put an order by clause at the end. When I add the order by clause, I get a java.sql.SQLException: ORA-00933: SQL command not properly ended.
The strange thing is, when I output the query to the screen and replace the ? with the correct values and run the query in Toad, the query runs correctly... This query also contains an ANSI outer join clause... However, when I removed the outer join syntax, the query still fails to execute with the order by... I have verified that the correct number of variables are being bound to the PreparedStatement...
Any ideas on where to proceed from here?
Thanks!

may be its easier to check an debug if you put the select into a db-function, that you reference in your Order property.

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Hi,
Never write, let alone post, unformatted code.
Indent the code so that it's easy to set the scope of sub-queries, and the majoc clauses (SELECT, FROM, WHERE, ORDER BY, ...) in each.
When posting any formatted text on this site, type these 6 characters:
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select * from v$parameter where name like 'sort%'
Regards
Juned

Fixed Order Qty Cause for Blank MOQ

Hi
i set MOQ =5400
and FOQ = 1260
The need is to split the Planned order to our lines of 1260 while repecting MOQ
The result was that Planning engine blank the MOQ to null and egnore MOQ
has anyone face this issue and can exaplin why this is behave
is this a bug ?
will appricate your advise
Thanks
Shlomi

I think what want is 5 planned orders of 1260 each so that the total is greater than 5400.
Planning engine applies the order modifier to each planned order.
It does NOT apply them across a group of planned orders.
So what you want cannot be done out of the box.
Hope this answers your question
Sandeep Gandhi
Omkar Technologies Inc.
Independent Techno-functional Consultant

Incorrect JDBC package name causes bad performance

The data-sources.xml specifies oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver as connection-driver. But the package oracle.jdbc.driver is deprecated since 9i (see http://otn.oracle.com/tech/java/sqlj_jdbc/pdf/a96654.pdf page 1-5) and oracle.jdbc.OracleDriver should be used.
We saw a performance increase from 18min to 10min when changing this value.
Is there a reason why the config still uses oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver and that I don't know about?
Regards,
Johan

Johan,
The "data-sources.xml" file is really just a template, similar to the "init.ora" configuration file used by the Oracle database engine. The values are very general default values. I guess no-one at Oracle has gotten around to changing the "data-sources.xml" file that gets shipped with OC4J.
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Good Luck,
Avi.

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Hi all,
I have an issue where our customer is sending in EDI-orders with delivery address on item level. This generates different SAP addresses for each line in the Sales Order later causing a delivery split in VL01n. Normally a SO contains 20 items where 10 needs to go to one physical address and the other 10 to another. What I would like is to only split on the physical address and not on each SAP address. E.g. 2 deliveries created instead of 20.
Its ECC 5.0.
Anyone has experience to share on this issue?
Thanks
BR
Peter

We had similar issue , there will be confirmed quantity but the requirement will not transfer to MRP , We used Item category configuration ( Copied new item category assignment and it should behave as Inquiry item category)
Check OVZ7 T code for customizing the u201CDelivery Blocku201D in your sales document to block Confirmation block
Check the customizing OVZ8: if the flag Transfer of Requirement
Transfer of requirements of the requirement class should be ON.
In the sales order the requirement type is determined by the combination sales order item + MRP type.
Refer SAP Help URL below
[Setting a Delivery Block |http://help.sap.com/saphelp_470/helpdata/en/93/744bf2546011d1a7020000e829fd11/content.htm]

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Re: WebLogic RDB jdbc problem

Hi Joe,
I tried the two things you asked:
1. Setting the initial and max capacity of the Connection Pool to 1 does not make
any further difference, the reselt set is still sometimes empty.
2. If I use the code from the stand-alone application (thus if I get the connection
directly from the driver) than I get a good result: the retrieved result set is,
as far as I can see, always correctly filled.
In addition I tried to cast the Connection to WLConnection and then get the vendor
connection from it, and than to proceed with this connection further on, but this
did not make it any better.
Almir.
Joe Weinstein <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>
Almir wrote:
Hi Joe,
thanks for your quick answer to my questions. I red your sugestionsand tried
them out but unfortunately it did not make me come any further in searchfor answer
to this odd problem. Setting the statement cache size to 0 (I've alreadytried
this before your response) did not make any difference at all. Refreshingthe
statement before reuse neighter.
I also tried to make the stand-alone application to go wrong. But nomatter whether
I reuse connection and/or statement or whether I instantiate the newones every
time, the execution of the statement always comes back with a validand filled
ResultSet.
Interesting thing to mention aboout executing the statement withinthe server
is that if I put it in a loop of let say 100 repeats, it succeeds orit fails
all 100 times. Next time i execute this bean method where the loopis situated
it will again succeed or fail all 100 times. It remains consequentwithin the
same loop/bean method. Even if I get the data source and the connectionevery
time again (100 times) it remains consequent. Thi is maybe interestingfinding
but it does not say anything to me. Perhaps you can make some conclusionsout
of it.
Best regards,
Almir.Hmmmmm.... Interesting. The only other thing I can suspect is that the
driver
is not threadsafe... Would you try these two experiments?
1 - Alter the weblogic server to define the pool to have only one connection,
ie: initial capacity = 1 and max capacity = 1. Let me know if the
problem
is still there.
2 - Alter the application code you run in the server to get a connection
directly
from the driver, just like the standalone code.
Let me know...
Joe
Joe Weinstein <[email protected]> wrote:
Hi Almir.
I highly suspect the RDB driver of a bug where re-using a given Prepared
Statement
will sometimes produce an empty result set. Weblogic will cache your
prepared statements
so when you call prepareStatement() we may transparently return you
a
previously-used
statement for the same SQL and arguments.
To prove my theory, please do these two things:
1 - Define your pool's statement cache to be of size zero. This should
make the problem
go away.
2 - In a standalone program, you can create a given PreparedStatement,
and rerun it in
a loop, and see if it ever returns an empty result set. I will showyou
how to include
the code we do to refresh the statement before reuse:
try
Class.forName ("oracle.rdb.jdbc.rdbThin.Driver");
Connection conn = DriverManager.getConnection("jdbc:rdbThin://<database_name>","<user>",
"<pass>");
String sqlStatement = "SELECT TABEL1.COLUMN1, TABEL1.COLUMN2,
TABEL2.COLUMN1
FROM TABEL1, TABEL2 WHERE (TABEL2.COLUMN2= TABEL1.COLUMN3) AND (TABEL2.COLUMN1
= ?)ORDER BY TABEL1.COLUMN1";
PreparedStatement ps = conn.prepareStatement(sqlStatement,
ResultSet.TYPE_SCROLL_INSENSITIVE,ResultSet.CONCUR_READ_ONLY);
for (int i = 0; i < 100; i++)
ps.setObject(1, new Integer(1));
boolean result = ps.execute();
ResultSet rs = ps.getResultSet();
// check result set here
rs.close();
cleanUpStatementForReUse(ps);
ps.close();
conn.close();
catch (Exception ex)
System.out.println(ex);
private void cleanUpStatementForReUse(PreparedStatement p)
try { p.clearParameters(); p.clearBatch(); } catch (Throwable ignore)
try { p.setEscapeProcessing(true); } catch (Throwable ignore) {}
try
if (p.getFetchDirection() != ResultSet.FETCH_FORWARD)
p.setFetchDirection(ResultSet.FETCH_FORWARD);
} catch (Throwable ignore) {}
try
if (p.getFetchSize() != 0)
p.setFetchSize(0);
} catch (Throwable ignore) {}
try
if (p.getMaxFieldSize() != 0)
p.setMaxFieldSize(0);
catch (Throwable ignore) {}
try
if (p.getMaxRows() != 0)
p.setMaxRows(0);
catch (Throwable ignore) {}
try
if (p.getQueryTimeout() != 0)
p.setQueryTimeout(0);
catch (Throwable ignore) {}
try
p.clearWarnings();
catch (Throwable ignore) {}
Almir wrote:
Hello everybody,
we are developing an application for Bea WebLogic Application Server8.1. This
application uses data from an existing database. This is an OracleRDB 7-1.220
database. Because the WebLogic AS does not include a JDBC driver forthis type
of database we got one from Oracle: RDBJDBC71. I installed this driverand tested
it by using a standalone Java application which executes a number
of
SQL statemens.
This test was satisfying, no problems occured.
Then, in order to use it within the application server, I defined
a
JDBC Connection
Pool in WebLogic with corresponding Data Source. And it worked, ourapplication
could connect with the database and execute the needed transactions.
But after a while we noticed a realy strange problem. When a particularSELECT
SQL stament is executed we expect a list of 6 records as result. Butsometimes
the returned resultset is just empty. I tried this hundreds of times.No error
or exception occurs but sometimes the response is correct and sometimesnot.
In the first place we thought that the JDBC driver was causing thisproblem but
then I executed the same SQL Select statement within a Java stand-aloneapplication
(and not using the Application Server) and the result was correct.Repeating this
hundreds of times did not change the outcome, the given resultset
was
always correct.
I tried reconfigurating the Connection Pool in different ways but
it
did not make
any difference: sometimes it worked and sometimes it didn't.
Here below you can see the code samples of both implementations.
Stand-alone:
try
Class.forName ("oracle.rdb.jdbc.rdbThin.Driver");
Connection conn = DriverManager.getConnection("jdbc:rdbThin://<database_name>","<user>",
"<pass>");
String sqlStatement = "SELECT TABEL1.COLUMN1, TABEL1.COLUMN2,TABEL2.COLUMN1
FROM TABEL1, TABEL2 WHERE (TABEL2.COLUMN2= TABEL1.COLUMN3) AND (TABEL2.COLUMN1
= ?)ORDER BY TABEL1.COLUMN1";
PreparedStatement ps = conn.prepareStatement(sqlStatement,ResultSet.TYPE_SCROLL_INSENSITIVE,ResultSet.CONCUR_READ_ONLY);
ps.setObject(1, new Integer(1));
boolean result = ps.execute();
ResultSet rs = ps.getResultSet();
// Result set is here always filled!!!!
rs.close();
ps.close();
conn.close();
catch (Exception ex)
System.out.println(ex);
Application server:
try
Context ctx = new InitialContext();
Object object = ctx.lookup(data_store_name);
DataStore ds = (DataStore)object;
Connection conn = ds.getConnection();
String sqlStatement = "SELECT TABEL1.COLUMN1, TABEL1.COLUMN2,TABEL2.COLUMN1
FROM TABEL1, TABEL2 WHERE (TABEL2.COLUMN2= TABEL1.COLUMN3) AND (TABEL2.COLUMN1
= ?)ORDER BY TABEL1.COLUMN1";
PreparedStatement ps = (PreparedStatement)conn.prepareStatement(sqlStatement,
ResultSet.TYPE_SCROLL_INSENSITIVE,ResultSet.CONCUR_READ_ONLY);
ps.setObject(1, new Integer(1));
boolean result = ps.execute();
ResultSet rs = ps.getResultSet();
// Result set is here sometimes empty !!!!
rs.close();
ps.close();
conn.close();
catch (Exception ex)
System.out.println(ex);
Any sugestions are welcome.
Thanks.
Almir.

I have had the same problem as you with sporadic results for queries with RDB Drivers. Were you able to solve it and if so how?
Sam Opoku-Boadu

There is an error in the order submission.

Hi,
While placing order in iStore(11.5.7 vis) i got the following error."Error messages from Order Management. The item specified is invalid or does not exist in the warehouse you specified. Please Enter a valid item- warehouse combination. Invalid unit of measure for this item. There is an error in the order submission."
The item was created only in the master inv org (V1) and not in M1.The error appeared only when placing order in istore and not in OM since warehouse was explicitly chosen. After assigning the item to M1 the order was placed without any error in istore.
Would like to know why istore picks up item particularly from M1.Is there any profile option or setting?
Thanks & Regards,
Nithya

symptom: The item specified is invalid or does not exist in the warehouse
you specified.
Please enter a valid item-warehouse combination
change: Note Role : Navigation -> Order management -> Order return -&
gt; Import order -> Correction.
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