Problem Inserting Values in resultset

Hi Friends,
Any help regarding this would be welcomed.
Please Help me.I am new to J2EE Programming.Our web project which we deploy on Tomcat 5.0.28 works perfectly fine when connected to Sybase ASA Database we have a new client requirement for which we have to connect it using Oracle 9i as the database.For doing the same i installed Oracle 9i(i have also tried with 8i)on my system copied the JDBC driver to the correct directory in Tomcat it got connected and is retriving data from the database perfectly.But when we try to insert a colum in the datbase using a result set it fails .The ResultSet rs is created properly(No Exception Thrown there) then the statement rs.moveToInsertRow(); also goes ahed without a problem but after taking the values when rs.insertRow(); is executed it throws an exception i.e. ORA-01732: data manipulation operation not legal on this view which I think is an exception from the oracle side whereas we are not manipulating any views we are inserting directly into the database tables. I would like to mention that to connect to oracle we are using the classes12.jar driver and the path for the same in the code is oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver i have also tried it with the thin driver but same error reported.

Yes, inserts into MS Access work.
There doesn't appear to be anything wrong with your code.
So something besides what you have posted is the problem:
-autocommit
-wrong database
-ignoring errors
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null

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I am migrating a java application from 8i to 9i. The application is writing data to a oracle 8i database without any problem.
When the underlying database source is switched to oracle 9i database(same databaseschema as 8i) by pointing to 9i instance , the application is
encountering the error: 'ORA-01401 inserted value too large for column' when trying to insert a particular field. The fileld is declared as varchar2(400) in the both the database.
The debug output from application also shows that the column data being inserted as 10 characters.The insert statement from SQLPLUS works fine. So it's looks like an issue with the JDBC driver for the 9i server. I am wondering if anyone has observed such strange behavior.
Thanks
Vijay

Vijay,
Are you using OCI driver ? There is a known issue with OCI driver when using setFixedCHAR before an INSERT statement. This problem only happens with a string of length zero. There is no known issue with THIN Driver. This is fixed in Oracle9i Release 2.
regards
Debu Panda
Oracle

ORA-38101: Invalid column in the INSERT VALUES Clause: "acn"

Hi,
Oracle version :
Oracle Database 10g Enterprise Edition Release 10.2.0.4.0 - 64bit Production
Funny issue,
MERGE INTO tfc         cb1
               USING (SELECT 5351    fs,
                             1    cs
                      FROM   DUAL)       dual1
                    ON (cb1.fs           =    dual1.fs
                        AND cb1.asgn_cs =    dual1.cs)
          WHEN MATCHED
          THEN
               UPDATE
               SET       cb1.acn          =    '145'         ,
                         cb1.cbs       =    (SELECT ta.as
                                                    FROM   tac ta
                                                    WHERE ta.acn         = '145'
                                                    AND    ta.ent = 2),
                         cb1.bfs    =    3 ,
                         cb1.efd     =    '28-OCT-09'   ,
                         cb1.uui     =    'A' ,
                         cb1.ut          =    sysdate
               WHERE     cb1.fs       =    5351
               AND       cb1.asgn_cs =    1
          WHEN NOT MATCHED
          THEN
               INSERT
                    (cb1.fund_cbs,
                     cb1.asgn_cs,
                     cb1.cbs,
                     cb1.fs,
                     cb1.bfs,
                     cb1.acn,
                     cb1.efd,
                     cb1.cre_usr_id,
                     cb1.uui
               VALUES
                    (tfc.NEXTVAL,
                     dual1.cs,
                     (SELECT ta.as
                      FROM   tac ta
                      WHERE ta.acn         = '145'
                      AND    ta.ent = 2),
                     dual1.fs,
                     3,
                     '145',
                     '28-OCT-09',
                     'A',
                     'A'
                    );When i try to run this , get
Error report:
SQL Error: ORA-38101: Invalid column in the INSERT VALUES Clause: "acn"
38101. 00000 - "Invalid column in the INSERT VALUES Clause: %s"
*Cause:    INSERT VALUES clause refers to the destination table columns
*Action:
Now, when I try n remove the alias name from the insert clause, i.e.
MERGE INTO tfc         cb1
               USING (SELECT 5351    fs,
                             1    cs
                      FROM   DUAL)       dual1
                    ON (cb1.fs           =    dual1.fs
                        AND cb1.asgn_cs =    dual1.cs)
          WHEN MATCHED
          THEN
               UPDATE
               SET       cb1.acn          =    '145'         ,
                         cb1.cbs       =    (SELECT ta.as
                                                    FROM   tac ta
                                                    WHERE ta.acn         = '145'
                                                    AND    ta.ent = 2),
                         cb1.bfs    =    3 ,
                         cb1.efd     =    '28-OCT-09'   ,
                         cb1.uui     =    'A' ,
                         cb1.ut          =    sysdate
               WHERE     cb1.fs       =    5351
               AND       cb1.asgn_cs =    1
          WHEN NOT MATCHED
          THEN
               INSERT
                    (cb1.fund_cbs,
                     cb1.asgn_cs,
                     cb1.cbs,
                     cb1.fs,
                     cb1.bfs,
                     cb1.acn,
                     cb1.efd,
                     cb1.cre_usr_id,
                     cb1.uui
               VALUES
                    (tfc.NEXTVAL,
                     dual1.cs,
                     (SELECT as
                      FROM   tac
                      WHERE acn         = '145' -------- remove alias from here i.e. 'ta'
                      AND   ent = 2),
                     dual1.fs,
                     3,
                     '145',
                     '28-OCT-09',
                     'A',
                     'A'
                    );The above statement fine.
Edited by: user8650395 on Mar 12, 2010 6:10 AM
Edited by: user8650395 on Mar 12, 2010 6:19 AM

Hi,
Nice formatting!
The first value in the INSERT clause looks suspicious:
MERGE INTO tfc         cb1
               INSERT
                    (cb1.fund_cbs,
                     cb1.asgn_cs,
                     cb1.cbs,
                     cb1.fs,
                     cb1.bfs,
                     cb1.acn,
                     cb1.efd,
                     cb1.cre_usr_id,
                     cb1.uui
               VALUES
                    (tfc.NEXTVAL,     ...If tfc is a table name, then it can't be a sequnece name.
Perhaps you meant something like
...            VALUES
                    (tfc_id_seq.NEXTVAL,     ...I hope that solves the problem.
If not, post a little sample data (CREATE TABLE and INSERT statements) for the tables as they exist before the MERGE.
Edited by: Frank Kulash on Mar 12, 2010 9:34 AM

Inserted value too large column: n

Hi All,
I'm loading some large flat files onto SAP HANA and the error file contains a large amount of errors stating that "ROLLBACK - inserted value too large for column: 104 >>". I'm getting a lot of errors and the number showing next to column varies. For example, the following are just an extract of the errors (I've removed the actual data after >>):
ROLLBACK - inserted value too large for column: 104 >> .
ROLLBACK - inserted value too large for column: 146 >>
ROLLBACK - inserted value too large for column: 264 >>
ROLLBACK - inserted value too large for column: 275 >>
ROLLBACK - inserted value too large for column: 969 >>
ROLLBACK - inserted value too large for column: 1140 >>
For a sample, I have check every column against the definition of the table that it is being loaded into. All values are less than the size of each column and there are no special characters.
My question is, what is the number that the error message is referring to. It's not the column number, nor is it the line position. Any tips for identifying the problem column, without change the column definition 1 by 1.
Regards,
Gary Elliott

Hi Gary,
Please refer the below thread which talks about the similar issue...
[ROLLBACK] - inserted value too large for column: 9000000 >>
Rgds,
Murali

Getting error ORA-01401: inserted value too large for column

Hello ,
I have Configured the scenario IDOC to JDBC .In the SXMB_MONI am getting the succes message .But in the Adapter Monitor am getting the error message as
ORA-01401: inserted value too large for column and the entries also not inserted in to the table.I hope this is because of the date format only.In Oracle table date field has defined in the format of '01-JAN-2005'.I am also passing the date field in the same format only for INVOICE_DATE and INVOICE_DUE_DATE.Please see the target structure .
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
- <ns:INVOICE_INFO_MT xmlns:ns="http://sap.com/xi/InvoiceIDoc_Test">
- <Statement>
- <INVOICE_INFO action="INSERT">
- <access>
<INVOICE_ID>0090000303</INVOICE_ID>
<INVOICE_DATE>01-Dec-2005</INVOICE_DATE>
<INVOICE_DUE_DATE>01-Jan-2005</INVOICE_DUE_DATE>
<ORDER_ID>0000000000011852</ORDER_ID>
<ORDER_LINE_NUM>000010</ORDER_LINE_NUM>
<INVOICE_TYPE>LR</INVOICE_TYPE>
<INVOICE_ORGINAL_AMT>10000</INVOICE_ORGINAL_AMT>
<INVOICE_OUTSTANDING_AMT>1000</INVOICE_OUTSTANDING_AMT>
<INTERNAL_USE_FLG>X</INTERNAL_USE_FLG>
<BILLTO>0004000012</BILLTO>
<SHIPTO>40000006</SHIPTO>
<STATUS_ID>O</STATUS_ID>
</access>
</INVOICE_INFO>
</Statement>
</ns:INVOICE_INFO_MT>
Please let me know what are all the possible solution to fix the error and to insert the entries in the table.
Thanks in Advance!

Hi muthu,
// inserted value too large for column
When your oracle insertion throws this error, it implies that some value that you are trying to insert into the table is larger than the allocated size.
Just check the format of your table and the respective size of each field on your oracle cleint by using the command,
DESCRIBE <tablename> .
and then verify it with the input. I dont think the problem is with the DATE format because if it is not a valid date format, you would have got on error like
String Literal does not match type
Hope this helps,
Regards,
Bhavesh

Inserted value too large for column Error

I have this table:
CREATE TABLE SMt_Session
     SessionID int NOT NULL ,
     SessionUID char (36) NOT NULL ,
     UserID int NOT NULL ,
     IPAddress varchar2 (15) NOT NULL ,
     Created timestamp NOT NULL ,
     Accessed timestamp NOT NULL ,
     SessionInfo nclob NULL
and this insert from a sp (sp name is SMsp_SessionCreate):
     Now := (SYSDATE);
     SessionUID := SYS_GUID();
     /*create the session in the session table*/
     INSERT INTO SMt_Session
               ( SessionUID ,
               UserID ,
               IPAddress ,
               Created ,
               Accessed )
     VALUES           ( SMsp_SessionCreate.SessionUID ,
               SMsp_SessionCreate.UserID ,
               SMsp_SessionCreate.IPAddress ,
               SMsp_SessionCreate.Now ,
               SMsp_SessionCreate.Now );
It looks like the param SessionUID is the one with trouble, but the length of sys_guid() is 32, and my column has 36.
IPAddress is passed to the sp with value '192.168.11.11', so it should fit.
UserID is 1.
I am confused, what is the column with problem ?

CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE SMsp_SessionCreate
     PartitionID IN      INT ,
     UserID IN      INT ,
     IPAddress IN      VARCHAR2 ,
     SessionID IN OUT      INT,
     SessionUID IN OUT      CHAR,
     UserName IN OUT      VARCHAR2,
     UserFirst IN OUT      VARCHAR2,
     UserLast IN OUT      VARCHAR2,
     SupplierID IN OUT      INT,
     PartitionName IN OUT      VARCHAR2,
     Expiration IN      INT ,
     RCT1 OUT      GLOBALPKG.RCT1
AS
     Now DATE;
     SCOPE_IDENTITY_VARIABLE INT;
BEGIN
     Now := SYSDATE;
     -- the new Session UID
     SessionUID := SYS_GUID();
     /*Cleanup any old sessions for this user*/
     INSERT INTO SMt_Session_History
               ( UserID ,
               IPAddress ,
               Created ,
               LastAccessed ,
               LoggedOut )
     SELECT
               UserID,
               IPAddress,
               Created,
               Accessed,
               TO_DATE(Accessed + (1/24/60 * SMsp_SessionCreate.Expiration))
     FROM SMt_Session
     WHERE     UserID = SMsp_SessionCreate.UserID;
     --delete old
     DELETE FROM SMt_Session
     WHERE UserID = SMsp_SessionCreate.UserID;
     /*create the session in the session table*/
     INSERT INTO SMt_Session
               ( SessionUID ,
               UserID ,
               IPAddress ,
               Created ,
               Accessed )
     VALUES           ( SMsp_SessionCreate.SessionUID ,
               SMsp_SessionCreate.UserID ,
               SMsp_SessionCreate.IPAddress ,
               SMsp_SessionCreate.Now ,
               SMsp_SessionCreate.Now );
     SELECT SMt_Session_SessionID_SEQ.CURRVAL INTO SMsp_SessionCreate.SessionID FROM dual;
     --SELECT SMt_Session_SessionID_SEQ.CURRVAL INTO SCOPE_IDENTITY_VARIABLE FROM DUAL;
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     SELECT u.AccountName INTO SMsp_SessionCreate.UserName FROM SMt_Users u WHERE u.UserID = SMsp_SessionCreate.UserID;
     SELECT u.SupplierID INTO SMsp_SessionCreate.SupplierID FROM SMt_Users u WHERE u.UserID = SMsp_SessionCreate.UserID;
     SELECT u.FirstName INTO SMsp_SessionCreate.UserFirst FROM SMt_Users u WHERE u.UserID = SMsp_SessionCreate.UserID;
     SELECT u.LastName INTO SMsp_SessionCreate.UserLast FROM SMt_Users u WHERE u.UserID = SMsp_SessionCreate.UserID;
     BEGIN
          FOR REC IN ( SELECT
               u.AccountName,
               u.SupplierID,
               u.FirstName,
               u.LastName FROM SMt_Users u
     WHERE     UserID = SMsp_SessionCreate.UserID
          LOOP
               SMsp_SessionCreate.UserName := REC.AccountName;
               SMsp_SessionCreate.SupplierID := REC.SupplierID;
               SMsp_SessionCreate.UserFirst := REC.FirstName;
               SMsp_SessionCreate.UserLast := REC.LastName;
          END LOOP;
     END;
     BEGIN
          FOR REC IN ( SELECT PartitionName FROM SMt_Partitions
     WHERE     PartitionID = SMsp_SessionCreate.PartitionID
          LOOP
               SMsp_SessionCreate.PartitionName := REC.PartitionName;
          END LOOP;
     END;
     /*retrieve all user roles*/
     OPEN RCT1 FOR
     SELECT RoleID     FROM SMt_UserRoles
     WHERE     UserID = SMsp_SessionCreate.UserID;
END;
this is the exact code of the sp. The table definition is this:
CREATE TABLE SMt_Session
SessionID int NOT NULL ,
SessionUID char (36) NOT NULL ,
UserID int NOT NULL ,
IPAddress varchar2 (15) NOT NULL ,
Created timestamp NOT NULL ,
Accessed timestamp NOT NULL ,
SessionInfo nclob NULL
The sp gets executed with this params:
PARTITIONID := -2;
USERID := 1;
IPADDRESS := '192.168.11.11';
SESSIONID := -1;
SESSIONUID := NULL;
USERNAME := '';
USERFIRST := '';
USERLAST := '';
SUPPLIERID := -1;
PARTITIONNAME := '';
EXPIRATION := 300;
if I ran the code inside the procedure in sql+ (not the procedure), it works. when i call the sp i get the error
inserted value too large for column
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