Ora-00933 with JDBC thin

Hi,
after changing the Oracle DB-driver from the one provided
with CF Enterprise to Oracle JDBC thin I run into ora-00933
"Command not properly ended" exceptions. The SQL code syntax ist
correct (runs in SQL*plus) and worked fine before. It seems to be
related mostly to insert from subquery...
Has anybody an idea what is going wrong?
Are there any patches / fixes available ? (working with CF8
Fix2, Oracle 10gR2, W2k3)
Thanks in advance

quote:
The SQL is something like
Your SQL, as it stands, looks OK to me, except
you have an unnecessary extra set of ( ) around your select
statement.
insert into fu_dokument_status (oid, benutzer, status, datum)
select 123, 'asdf', 'gelesen', sysdate
from dual
where not exists (select *
from fu_dokument_status
where oid=123
and benutzer='asdf'
and status='gelesen' )
Having said that, you obviously provided the SQL
after parameter substitutions have been made, and it would
have been much more useful to see the actual CF code that you are
using, you know, what is actually contained in your CFQUERY. I
suspect that there may be something else going on with the way that
it is written. Generic "something like" isn't terribly helpful.
Phil

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So in an RAC environment the other option is more ideal, since you can specify multiple VIPs(Hosts) which is not possible in this method.

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When I try to access CLOB field data with JDBC driver, I gets following error:
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I am using JDBC 8.1.6(Thin), Oracle 8.0.5
on Linux OS.
what's the problem ?
Thank you for any help.
Taesoo.
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