No ResiltSet column names in OMNIS ODBC

Hi all
Our java application successfully connects to various different databases through JDBC or JDBC-ODBC bridge. Whe are now trying to connect for the first time to an OMNIS database. We get the error 'Column not found' and found out that this error is not generated on executing the SQL statement but when getting values from the result set. We then found out that the result set's column names are blank. If we can help it, we do not wish to reference columns with their index. Anyone met with this same problem before?

Hi,
I am currently trying to setup a ODBC for Omnis datafile but was unable to see and column as well.
Could you please elaborate on your last comment? what is the driver that you used?
"I must add that the same driver works perferctly well from Excel. (I do see the column names there) "
Thanks for you help.
David

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This what I am doing ..
I am using a DATAEXPORT function to export level0 data from my essbase 11.1.2.2 to Microsoft SQL 2008 tables.
So what I did first I exported the level0 data to a flat file using DATAEXPORT and the created the SQL columns by the same in that order only in my SQL table.
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ODBC Layer Error: [21S01] ==> [[DataDirect][ODBC SQL Server Wire Protocol driver][Microsoft SQL Server]Column name or number of supplied values does not match table definition.]
[Tue Jul 23 18:26:07 2013]Local/dataexp/dataexp/admin@Native Directory/1209813312/Info(1021014)
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loaded the calc data to it and then used the below script to export to a flat file
//ESS_LOCALE English_UnitedStates.Latin1@Binary
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"Sales"
"100-30","California"
"Jan","Actual",145
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but when I create the columns with same name as what its in export
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It created the new rows successfully ..
So with this I think the error which I am getting with my other application might be because of the same column issue .. but then I have created all the columns by looking at the export file only as I did in sample ..
Any idea would be helpful ..
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Abhishek
I

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this method has a default behavior to supply exactly what you're seeing: column names consisting of the capitalized letters, "A", "B", "C".Thanks Pete, had seen that but never really thought about it... about 10 days ago somebody needed to obtain Excel column names, I'd offered a rigorous solution and now see it would have been shorter and simpler (if a little heavier) to extend DefaultTableModel and provide the two additional methods needed (getOffsetCol and getColIndex).
Not much of a difference in LOC but certainly more elegant ;-)
Darryl

Reading csv file how to get the Column name

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? in column name

Hello,
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davidxm wrote:
Hello,
I'm pulling data from an MS access 2003 database that has a "?" character embedded in some of the column names. That of course indicates someone created the database without knowledge of separation of data from UI.
The data will be inserted into an Oracle 11.2 staging schema.
The column [Se ha mudado?] is an ms access text field. The Access database already has lots of data and is a customer database so I don't have control over the column names.
You mean you have to keep the column names? If yes obviously a failure in the refactor process.
In the java code, is there a way to escape the "?" in the column name so jdbc will not think it is a jdbc ? instead of a special character in the column name?. I've tried several different ways to escape the "?" character in the column name and am receiving this error:
java.sql.SQLException: [Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver]COUNT field incorrect
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When you create the schema the column name will look like the following.
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Yes i am using SOA Suite 11g and i have chosen the right platform class as i am able to insert into other tables in DB2.The problem is in one table which has # appended in the column name.e.g.
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No ResiltSet column names in OMNIS ODBC

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