JDBC settings in XI
Hi Experts,
We have both sender and receiver scenarios and are running in production system related to JDBC Adapter, now there is a plan of changing the Oracle configuration at DB side like host name connection settings not in XI.
Once if the changes are done at DB side, i can change the settings in XI CC parameters, this is i know.
Is there any configuration settings i need to change at adminstration part apart from CC changes or is there any drivers needs to instal again into XI system.
Can some body explain what are the settings needs to be done in XI system.
Thanks in Advance
Neeru
Hi Neeru,
I hope the database you are changing is not XI database. If yes then you dont need to install drivers since you are only changing the parameters in database. Only thing you need to change is the CC parameters.
Regards,
---Satish
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output.append("Connection unsuccessful\n" +
cnfex.toString() + "\n" );
log.info("Connection unsuccessful: " + cnfex.toString());
catch ( SQLException sqlex ) {
// process SQLExceptions here
sqlex.printStackTrace();
output.append( "Connection unsuccessful\n" +
sqlex.toString() + "\n" );
log.info("Connection unsuccessful: " + sqlex.toString());
catch ( Exception ex ) {
// process remaining Exceptions here
ex.printStackTrace();
output.append( ex.toString() + "\n" );
log.info(ex.toString());
// Complete screen layout
cp = new ControlPanel( connect, output);
c.add( cp, BorderLayout.NORTH );
setSize( 650, 450 );
show();
try {
jbInit();
} catch (Exception ex) {
ex.printStackTrace();
////Inner Class ControLPanel//////////////////////////////////////////////////
class ControlPanel extends JPanel {
private JLabel fromDateLabel, fromMonthLabel, fromYearLabel,
toDateLabel, toMonthLabel, toYearLabel, from, to;
private JComboBox fromDateCombo, fromMonthCombo, fromYearCombo,
toDateCombo, toMonthCombo, toYearCombo;
private String days[] = { "1", "2", "3", "4", "5", "6", "7", "8", "9",
"10", "11", "12", "13", "14", "15", "16", "17", "18", "19", "20",
"21", "22", "23", "24", "25", "26", "27", "28", "29", "30", "31" };
private String monthNames[] = { "January", "February", "March",
"April", "May", "June", "July", "August", "September",
"October", "November", "December" };
private String years[] = { "1990", "1991", "1992", "1993", "1994",
"1995", "1996", "1997", "1998", "1999", "2000", "2001",
"2002", "2003", "2004", "2005", "2006", "2007", "2008",
"2009", "2010", "2011", "2012", "2013", "2014", "2015",
"2016", "2017", "2018", "2019", "2020", "2021", "2022",
"2023", "2024", "2025", "2026", "2027", "2028", "2029",
"2030", "2031", "2032", "2033", "2034", "2035", "2036",
"2037", "2038", "2039", "2040", "2041", "2042", "2043",
"2044", "2045", "2046", "2047", "2048", "2049", "2050" };
public ControlPanel( Connection c, JTextArea t) {
output = t;
setLayout( new GridLayout(3,7) );
////////////FROM (1st row) /////////////////////////////////////////////////////
from = new JLabel(" FROM: ");
add(from);
fromMonthLabel = new JLabel("Choose Month ",SwingConstants.RIGHT);
add(fromMonthLabel);
fromMonthCombo = new JComboBox(monthNames);
fromMonthCombo.setMaximumRowCount(12);
fromMonthCombo.setSelectedIndex(0); //january
fromM = fromMonthCombo.getSelectedItem();
fromMonthCombo.addItemListener(
new ItemListener() {
public void itemStateChanged(ItemEvent e) {
fromM = fromMonthCombo.getSelectedItem();
add(fromMonthCombo);
fromDateLabel = new JLabel("Choose Date ", SwingConstants.RIGHT);
add(fromDateLabel);
fromDateCombo = new JComboBox(days);
fromDateCombo.setMaximumRowCount(10);
fromD = fromDateCombo.getSelectedItem();
fromDateCombo.addItemListener(
new ItemListener() {
public void itemStateChanged(ItemEvent e) {
fromD = fromDateCombo.getSelectedItem();
add(fromDateCombo);
fromYearLabel = new JLabel("Choose Year ", SwingConstants.RIGHT);
add(fromYearLabel);
fromYearCombo = new JComboBox(years);
fromYearCombo.setMaximumRowCount(10);
fromYearCombo.setSelectedIndex(17); //default selected value is 2007
fromY = fromYearCombo.getSelectedItem();
fromYearCombo.addItemListener(
new ItemListener() {
public void itemStateChanged(ItemEvent e) {
fromY = fromYearCombo.getSelectedItem();
add(fromYearCombo);
////////////TO (2nd row) ///////////////////////////////////////////////////////
to = new JLabel(" TO: ");
add(to);
toMonthLabel = new JLabel("Choose Month ",SwingConstants.RIGHT);
add(toMonthLabel);
toMonthCombo = new JComboBox(monthNames);
toMonthCombo.setMaximumRowCount(12);
toMonthCombo.setSelectedIndex(0); //january
toM = toMonthCombo.getSelectedItem();
toMonthCombo.addItemListener(
new ItemListener() {
public void itemStateChanged(ItemEvent e) {
toM = toMonthCombo.getSelectedItem();
add(toMonthCombo);
toDateLabel = new JLabel("Choose Date ", SwingConstants.RIGHT);
add(toDateLabel);
toDateCombo = new JComboBox(days);
toDateCombo.setMaximumRowCount(10);
toDateCombo.setSelectedIndex(31 - 1); //default selected day is 31
toD = toDateCombo.getSelectedItem();
toDateCombo.addItemListener(
new ItemListener() {
public void itemStateChanged(ItemEvent e) {
toD = toDateCombo.getSelectedItem();
add(toDateCombo);
toYearLabel = new JLabel("Choose Year ", SwingConstants.RIGHT);
add(toYearLabel);
toYearCombo = new JComboBox(years);
toYearCombo.setMaximumRowCount(10);
toYearCombo.setSelectedIndex(17); //default selected year is 2007
toY = toYearCombo.getSelectedItem();
toYearCombo.addItemListener(
new ItemListener() {
public void itemStateChanged(ItemEvent e) {
toY = toYearCombo.getSelectedItem();
add(toYearCombo);
////////////3rd row ////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
JLabel l1 = new JLabel(" ");
add(l1);
JLabel l2 = new JLabel(" ");
add(l2);
JLabel l3 = new JLabel(" ");
add(l3);
JLabel l4 = new JLabel(" ");
add(l4);
JLabel l5 = new JLabel(" ");
add(l5);
JLabel l6 = new JLabel(" ");
add(l6);
////////////create an instance of inner class ButtonHandler
/////////////to use for button event handling
ButtonHandler handler = new ButtonHandler();
saveButton = new JButton("Save File");
saveButton.addActionListener(handler);
saveButton.setToolTipText("Generate CSV File");
add(saveButton);
////////inner class for button event handling
private class ButtonHandler implements ActionListener {
public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e) {
fromDate = dateFormat.format((fromMonthCombo.getSelectedIndex() + 1))
+ dateFormat.format((fromDateCombo.getSelectedIndex() + 1))
+ fromY.toString();
toDate = dateFormat.format((toMonthCombo.getSelectedIndex() + 1))
+ dateFormat.format((toDateCombo.getSelectedIndex() + 1))
+ toY.toString();
fDate = fromY.toString()
+ dateFormat.format((fromMonthCombo.getSelectedIndex() + 1))
+ dateFormat.format((fromDateCombo.getSelectedIndex() + 1));
tDate = toY.toString()
+ dateFormat.format((toMonthCombo.getSelectedIndex() + 1))
+ dateFormat.format((toDateCombo.getSelectedIndex() + 1));
FD = Integer.parseInt(fDate);
TD = Integer.parseInt(tDate);
if (FD > TD) { //check if from date is greater than to date
JOptionPane.showMessageDialog(null,
"Unable to process... Please check date.",
"Error on Date", JOptionPane.ERROR_MESSAGE);
output.append("\nUnable to process... Please check date.");
log.info("Unable to process... Please check date.");
} else {
writeToFile();
////write to file:
public void writeToFile() {
String FILENAME_SUMMARY = "C:/TXNCNT/TotalNoOfTransactionsProcessedPerBranch"
+ "_From" + fromD + fromM + fromY
+ "To" + toD + toM + toY + ".csv";
int grandDeposit = 0;
int grandWithdrawal = 0;
int grandBP = 0;
int grandAO = 0;
int grandCT = 0;
int grandFX = 0;
int grandTD = 0;
int regionalGrandTotal = 0;
try {
FileOutputStream outputFile_Summary = new FileOutputStream(FILENAME_SUMMARY, false);
PrintStream r = null;
r = new PrintStream(outputFile_Summary);
r.println("MIS REPORT - Branch Transaction Count");
r.println(" ");
r.println("TOTAL # OF TRANSACTIONS PROCESSED PER BRANCH");
r.println("From: " + fromD + fromM + fromY + " To: " + toD + toM + toY);
r.println(" "
+ " "
+ " TOTAL NUMBER OF TRANSACTIONS");
r.println("#,BRANCH NAME,DEPOSIT,WITHDRAWALS,BILLS PAYMENT,ACCOUNT OPENING,"
+ "CASH TURNOVER,FX SALE,TD OPENING,TOTAL");
r.println("Region 1 GMA 1");
String FILENAME_REGION = "C:/TXNCNT/" + "Region1_GMA1"
+ "_NoOfprocessedTransactionPerBranchPerTeller"
+ "_From" + fromD + fromM + fromY
+ "To" + toD + toM + toY + ".csv";
FileOutputStream outputFile_Region = new FileOutputStream(FILENAME_REGION, false);
PrintStream p = null;
p = new PrintStream(outputFile_Region);
p.println("MIS REPORT - Branch Transaction Count");
p.println("# OF PROCESSED TRANSACTION PER BRANCH PER TELLER");
p.println("From: " + fromD + fromM + fromY
+ " To: " + toD + toM + toY);
p.println("Region 1 GMA 1");
String sBCode = BRANCHES.substring(0,BRANCHES.indexOf(","));
int i = BRANCHES.indexOf(",");
String sTemp = BRANCHES;
final Vector branches = new Vector(325, 1);
while (i != sTemp.length()) {
branches.addElement(sBCode);
sTemp = sTemp.substring(i+1);
i = sTemp.indexOf(",");
if(i==-1){
sBCode = sTemp;
branches.addElement(sBCode);
i = sTemp.length();
}else{
sBCode = sTemp.substring(0,sTemp.indexOf(","));
int iDeposit, iWithdrawals, iBP, iAO, iCT, iFX, iTD, grandTotal;
for (int b = 0; b < branches.size(); b++) {
iBCode = Integer.parseInt(branches.get(b).toString());
String code = bCodeFormat.format(iBCode);
int gDeposit, gWithdrawal, gBP, gAO, gCT, gFX, gTD;
String sTxn = "";
grandTotal = 0;
final Vector Teller = new Vector(25, 1);
gDeposit = 0; gWithdrawal = 0; gBP = 0; gAO = 0; gCT = 0; gFX = 0; gTD = 0;
String sBranchName = "";
//select branchname from um_branch
String sSQL = "SELECT branchname FROM um_branch WHERE "
+ "branchcode = " + "'" + code + "'";
Statement stmt = connect.createStatement();
ResultSet rsQuery = null;
rsQuery = stmt.executeQuery(sSQL);
if (rsQuery.next()) {
sBranchName = rsQuery.getString(1);
rsQuery.close();
stmt.close();
p.println();
p.println("Branch Code: " + code + ",Branch Name: " + sBranchName);
//retrieve userid's
sSQL = "SELECT distinct(userid) FROM bdsarchive.txnjournal WHERE "
+ "branchno = '" + code + "' AND "
+ "txndate >= '" + fromDate
+ "' AND txndate <= '" + toDate + "'";
ResultSet rsQuery1 = null;
Statement stmt1 = connect.createStatement();
rsQuery1 = stmt1.executeQuery(sSQL);
int u = 0;
String tel = "";
String teller = "";
String space = "";
while (rsQuery1.next()) {
tel = rsQuery1.getString(1);
teller += "," + tel;
Teller.addElement(tel);
space += ",";
u++;
rsQuery1.close();
stmt1.close();
p.println("Transaction Type,Transaction ID" + teller + ",Total");
int tellerTotal[];
tellerTotal = new int[u];
//DEPOSITS
//txnid 1101//
int t = 0;
sTxn = "";
iDeposit = 0;
while (t < u) {
sSQL = "SELECT count(txnid) FROM bdsarchive.txnjournal WHERE "
+ "txnid = '1101' AND userid = '" + Teller.get(t) + "' "
+ "AND branchno = '" + code + "' "
+ "AND txndate >= '" + fromDate + "' "
+ "AND txndate <= '" + toDate + "'";
ResultSet rsQuery2 = null;
Statement stmt2 = connect.createStatement();
rsQuery2 = stmt2.executeQuery(sSQL);
while (rsQuery2.next()) {
sTxn = sTxn + rsQuery2.getString(1) + ",";
iDeposit = iDeposit + Integer.parseInt(rsQuery2.getString(1));
tellerTotal[t] += Integer.parseInt(rsQuery2.getString(1));
rsQuery2.close();
stmt2.close();
t++;
p.println("DEPOSIT,1101 - Peso (SV) Cash with Book," + sTxn + iDeposit);
gDeposit += iDeposit;
rGDep += iDeposit;
//txnid 1102//
t = 0;
sTxn = "";
iDeposit = 0;
while (t < u) {
sSQL = "SELECT count(txnid) FROM bdsarchive.txnjournal WHERE "
+ "txnid = '1102' AND userid = '" + Teller.get(t) + "' "
+ "AND branchno = '" + code + "' "
+ "AND txndate >= '" + fromDate + "' "
+ "AND txndate <= '" + toDate + "'";
ResultSet rsQuery2 = null;
Statement stmt2 = connect.createStatement();
rsQuery2 = stmt2.executeQuery(sSQL);
while (rsQuery2.next()) {
sTxn = sTxn + rsQuery2.getString(1) + ",";
iDeposit = iDeposit + Integer.parseInt(rsQuery2.getString(1));
tellerTotal[t] += Integer.parseInt(rsQuery2.getString(1));
rsQuery2.close();
stmt2.close();
t++;
p.println(",1102 - Peso (SV) OBCK with Book," + sTxn + iDeposit);
gDeposit += iDeposit;
rGDep += iDeposit;
//txnid 1103//
t = 0;
sTxn = "";
iDeposit = 0;
while (t < u) {
sSQL = "SELECT count(txnid) FROM bdsarchive.txnjournal WHERE "
+ "txnid = '1103' AND userid = '" + Teller.get(t) + "' "
+ "AND branchno = '" + code + "' "
+ "AND txndate >= '" + fromDate + "' "
+ "AND txndate <= '" + toDate + "'";
ResultSet rsQuery2 = null;
Statement stmt2 = connect.createStatement();
rsQuery2 = stmt2.executeQuery(sSQL);
while (rsQuery2.next()) {
sTxn = sTxn + rsQuery2.getString(1) + ",";
iDeposit = iDeposit + Integer.parseInt(rsQuery2.getString(1));
tellerTotal[t] += Integer.parseInt(rsQuery2.getString(1));
rsQuery2.close();
stmt2.close();
t++;
p.println(",1103 - Peso (SV) DDMC with Book," + sTxn + iDeposit);
gDeposit += iDeposit;
rGDep += iDeposit;
//txnid 1104//
t = 0;
sTxn = "";
iDeposit = 0;
while (t < u) {
sSQL = "SELECT count(txnid) FROM bdsarchive.txnjournal WHERE "
+ "txnid = '1104' AND userid = '" + Teller.get(t) + "' "
+ "AND branchno = '" + code + "' "
+ "AND txndate >= '" + fromDate + "' "
+ "AND txndate <= '" + toDate + "'";
ResultSet rsQuery2 = null;
Statement stmt2 = connect.createStatement();
rsQuery2 = stmt2.executeQuery(sSQL);
while (rsQuery2.next()) {
sTxn = sTxn + rsQuery2.getString(1) + ",";
iDeposit = iDeposit + Integer.parseInt(rsQuery2.getString(1));
tellerTotal[t] += Integer.parseInt(rsQuery2.getString(1));
rsQuery2.close();
stmt2.close();
t++;
p.println(",1104 - Peso (SV) PNBC with Book," + sTxn + iDeposit);
gDeposit += iDeposit;
rGDep += iDeposit;
//txnid 1105//
t = 0;
sTxn = "";
iDeposit = 0;
while (t < u) {
sSQL = "SELECT count(txnid) FROM bdsarchive.txnjournal WHERE "
+ "txnid = '1105' AND userid = '" + Teller.get(t) + "' "
+ "AND branchno = '" + code + "' "
+ "AND txndate >= '" + fromDate + "' "
+ "AND txndate <= '" + toDate + "'";
ResultSet rsQuery2 = null;
Statement stmt2 = connect.createStatement();
rsQuery2 = stmt2.executeQuery(sSQL);
while (rsQuery2.next()) {
sTxn = sTxn + rsQuery2.getString(1) + ",";
iDeposit = iDeposit + Integer.parseInt(rsQuery2.getString(1));
tellerTotal[t] += Integer.parseInt(rsQuery2.getString(1));
rsQuery2.close();
stmt2.close();
t++;
p.println(",1105 - Peso (SV) FDR with Book," + sTxn + iDeposit);
gDeposit += iDeposit;
rGDep += iDeposit;
//txnid 1106//
t = 0;
sTxn = "";
iDeposit = 0;
while (t < u) {
sSQL = "SELECT count(txnid) FROM bdsarchive.txnjournal WHERE "
+ "txnid = '1106' AND userid = '" + Teller.get(t) + "' "
+ "AND branchno = '" + code + "' "
+ "AND txndate >= '" + fromDate + "' "
+ "AND txndate <= '" + toDate + "'";
ResultSet rsQuery2 = null;
Statement stmt2 = connect.createStatement();
rsQuery2 = stmt2.executeQuery(sSQL);
while (rsQuery2.next()) {
sTxn = sTxn + rsQuery2.getString(1) + ",";
iDeposit = iDeposit + Integer.parseInt(rsQuery2.getString(1));
tellerTotal[t] += Integer.parseInt(rsQuery2.getString(1));
rsQuery2.close();
stmt2.close();
t++;
p.println(",1106 - Peso (SV) PNBC Cross Check with Book," + sTxn + iDeposit);
gDeposit += iDeposit;
rGDep += iDeposit;
//txnid 1107//
t = 0;
sTxn = "";
iDeposit = 0;
while (t < u) {
sSQL = "SELECT count(txnid) FROM bdsarchive.txnjournal WHERE "
+ "txnid = '1107' AND userid = '" + Teller.get(t) + "' "
+ "AND branchno = '" + code + "' "
+ "AND txndate >= '" + fromDate + "' "
+ "AND txndate <= '" + toDate + "'";
ResultSet rsQuery2 = null;
Statement stmt2 = connect.createStatement();
rsQuery2 = stmt2.executeQuery(sSQL);
while (rsQuery2.next()) {
sTxn = sTxn + rsQuery2.getString(1) + ",";
iDeposit = iDeposit + Integer.parseInt(rsQuery2.getString(1));
tellerTotal[t] += Integer.parseInt(rsQuery2.getString(1));
rsQuery2.close();
stmt2.close();
t++;
p.println(",1107 - Peso (SV) Credit Memo with Book," + sTxn + iDeposit);
gDeposit += iDeposit;
rGDep += iDeposit;
//txnid 1110//
t = 0;
sTxn = "";
iDeposit = 0;
while (t < u) {
sSQL = "SELECT count(txnid) FROM bdsarchive.txnjournal WHERE "
+ "txnid = '1110' AND userid = '" + Teller.get(t) + "' "
+ "AND branchno = '" + code + "' "
+ "AND txndate >= '" + fromDate + "' "
+ "AND txndate <= '" + toDate + "'";
ResultSet rsQuery2 = null;
Statement stmt2 = connect.createStatement();
rsQuery2 = stmt2.executeQuery(sSQL);
while (rsQuery2.next()) {
sTxn = sTxn + rsQuery2.getString(1) + ",";
iDeposit = iDeposit + Integer.parseInt(rsQuery2.getString(1));
tellerTotal[t] += Integer.parseInt(rsQuery2.getString(1));
rsQuery2.close();
stmt2.close();
t++;
p.println(",1110 - Peso (SV) Cash no Book," + sTxn + iDeposit);
gDeposit += iDeposit;
rGDep += iDeposit;
//txnid 1111//
t = 0;
sTxn = "";
iDeposit = 0;
while (t < u) {
sSQL = "SELECT count(txnid) FROM bdsarchive.txnjournal WHERE "
+ "txnid = '1111' AND userid = '" + Teller.get(t) + "' "
+ "AND branchno = '" + code + "' "
+ "AND txndate >= '" + fromDate + "' "
+ "AND txndate <= '" + toDate + "'";
ResultSet rsQuery2 = null;
Statement stmt2 = connect.createStatement();
rsQuery2 = stmt2.executeQuery(sSQL);
while (rsQuery2.next()) {
sTxn = sTxn + rsQuery2.getString(1) + ",";
iDeposit = iDeposit + Integer.parseInt(rsQuery2.getString(1));
tellerTotal[t] += Integer.parseInt(rsQuery2.getString(1));
rsQuery2.close();
stmt2.close();
t++;
p.println(",1111 - Peso (SV) OBCK no Book," + sTxn + iDeposit);
gDeposit += iDeposit;
rGDep += iDeposit;
//txnid 1112//
t = 0;
sTxn = "";
iDeposit = 0;
while (t < u) {
sSQL = "SELECT count(txnid) FROM bdsarchive.txnjournal WHERE "
+ "txnid = '1112' AND userid = '" + Teller.get(t)Well expanding on before.
All this can be ripped out and put in a different method
t = 0;
sTxn = "";
iDeposit = 0;
while (t < u) {
sSQL = "SELECT count(txnid) FROM bdsarchive.txnjournal WHERE "
+ "txnid = '1104' AND userid = '" + Teller.get(t) + "' "
+ "AND branchno = '" + code + "' "
+ "AND txndate >= '" + fromDate + "' "
+ "AND txndate <= '" + toDate + "'";
ResultSet rsQuery2 = null;
Statement stmt2 = connect.createStatement();
rsQuery2 = stmt2.executeQuery(sSQL);
while (rsQuery2.next()) {
sTxn = sTxn + rsQuery2.getString(1) + ",";
iDeposit = iDeposit + Integer.parseInt(rsQuery2.getString(1));
tellerTotal[t] += Integer.parseInt(rsQuery2.getString(1));
rsQuery2.close();
stmt2.close();
t++;
p.println(",1104 - Peso (SV) PNBC with Book," + sTxn + iDeposit);
gDeposit += iDeposit;
rGDep += iDeposit;Then just call the method with the txnid value. So perhaps a List ( ArrayList) of txnid values and a for loop.
Boom. There's a great chunk of repetitive code gone.
Then the next step in refactoring to different classes is to seperate out all the pieces.
Put the FTP bits in to one class.
Put the database and processing stuff into another class.
Put the report writing into another class.
That would be a good start.
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