Quite complext problem - INSERT into PAYMENTS

I am trying to use the following code to insert data into the payments table. The code does work, the user is prompted for the order number (3 times - but this is ok). The fnext time this code is used the order number previously entered is used again without the user being prompted. This assignment is due in next week so any help would be great. The code is:
INSERT into Payments values(Payments_seq.nextval, '&order_no', initcap('&Payment_Method'),
(select sum(order_details.cost) from order_details WHERE '&order_no' = order_details.order_no),
(select (orders.date_of_order+7) FROM orders where '&order_no' = orders.order_no), &Amount_Paid);
The table we want to enter details is called 'payments' but we want details taken from order_details which is another table.
Pam

Use "&&order_no" to prevent re-prompting.
Use "UNDEFINE order_no" to unset the variable.
btw the problem would seem to be to do with setting and clearing SQL*Plus substitution variables, and nothing to do with inserting, payments tables or query complexity.

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Problem inserting into tables

Hello All, I hope that someone out there may be able to shed some light on my problem!!
I have developed a series of JSP pages for my web site (using Tomcat 4.1)to allow a Customer to register themselves with the site. I have developed 3 corresponding JavaBeans to hold the details that the customer enters; a Customer bean, an Address bean and a Payment bean. In my database (MySQL) i have tables corresponding to each of these beans, which simply take the data inserted into a field by the user and create a new instance of each.
Now, the above is all working fine and the database tables populate themselves exactly as they should; however, to allow a customer to add more than one address, or more than one payment method, I have developed the relationship tables 'hasaddress' and 'haspaymentdetails' to store the relevant id numbers in the database (i.e. hasaddress stores a customerid from the customer bean and an addressid from the address bean).
Finally, i get round to my question!!..
I am using the following jsp code to insert data into one such table:
<------------------------------------------------------------------->
<jsp:useBean id="registration" class="projectBeans.RegistrationBean" scope="session"/>
//set the connection
registration.setConnection(c);
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----------+
| cid | aid |
----------+
| 0 | 0 |
----------+
so my question is: does anyone have an idea as to why this is happening, or what may be wrong with my code for this to occur?
Alternatively, am i being dumb and is there some way of getting MySql to handle the updates to the relationship table internally?
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Try to specify you database field as SQL need field names to do updating
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Problem inserting into access database.

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INSERT INTO with SELECT CASE

Hi all,
I've this problem: insert into Table_A some values from Table_B... with one derivated/calculated filed.
Example
INSERT INTO Table_A (id_part, vendtype, origin, proven, desc)
SELECT id_p, vendt, origin, proven, <calculate/derivated_field_desc>
FROM Table_BThe rules for calculate the field desc inserted on Table_A are 1. IF vendt='V' AND origin='N' AND proven!='04' THEN ---> desc='TRANSFER'
2. IF vendt='M' AND origin='N' AND proven!='04' THEN ---> desc='IMPORTED'
3. IF proven='04' THEN ---> desc='BAD'So what I use in <calculate/derivated_field_desc> on my INSERT INTO statement??
Can I use a SELECT CASE WHEN... or only DECODE is a right solution?
Edited by: trebbia on 15-nov-2010 12.51

Ok,
I prefer use select case when... because trasform my rules in DECODE statement is more difficult
So I write: INSERT INTO Table_A (id_part, vendtype, origin, proven, desc)
SELECT id_p, vendt, origin, proven, SELECT CASE WHEN vendt='V' AND origin='N' AND proven!='04' THEN 'TRANSFER'
                                                WHEN vendt='M' AND origin='N' AND proven!='04' THEN 'IMPORTED'
                                                WHEN proven='04 THEN 'BAD'
                                                END
FROM Table_BObtain this error:
40/56 PL/SQL: ORA-00936: missing expression
33/1 PL/SQL: SQL Statement ignored
PS: I use '<' '>' and not '!=' in my code... here not prompted correctly '<''>'
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Edited by: trebbia on 15-nov-2010 13.06

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iborg','9.06804513931274','56.6578197479248')
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Problem while inserting into a table *(Files)* which has ManyToOne relation with another table *(Folder)* involving a attribute both in primary key as well as in foreign key in JPA 1.0.
Relevent Code
Entities:
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@EmbeddedId
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private String filename;
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@ManyToOne(optional = false)
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private int fileId;
private int uid;
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@EmbeddedId
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private String folderName;
@OneToMany(cascade = CascadeType.ALL, mappedBy = "folders")
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@JoinColumn(name = "uid", referencedColumnName = "uid", insertable = false, updatable = false)
@ManyToOne(optional = false)
private Users users;
public class FoldersPK implements Serializable {
private int folderId;
private int uid;
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@Id
@GeneratedValue(strategy = GenerationType.IDENTITY)
private Integer uid;
private String username;
@OneToMany(cascade = CascadeType.ALL, mappedBy = "users")
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I left out @Basic & @Column annotations for sake of less code.
EJB method
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file.setFilename(fileName);
file.setFilesPK(pk);
FoldersPK folderPk = new FoldersPK(folderID, uid);
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// but it is not…
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It is giving error:
Internal Exception: java.sql.SQLException: Field 'folderid' doesn't have a default value_
Error Code: 1364
Call: INSERT INTO files (filename, uid, fileid) VALUES (?, ?, ?)_
_ bind => [hello.txt, 1, 0]_
It is not even considering folderId while inserting into db.
However it works fine when I add folderId variable in Files entity and changed insertFile like this:
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pk.setUid(uid);
Files file = new Files();
file.setFilename(fileName);
file.setFilesPK(pk);
file.setFolderId(folderId) // added line
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file.setFolders(em.find(Folders.class, folderPk));
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My question is that is this behavior expected or it is a bug.
Is it required to add "column_name" variable separately even when an entity has reference to ManyToOne mapping foreign Entity ?
I used Mysql 5.1 for database, then generate entities using toplink, JPA 1.0, glassfish v2.1.
I've also tested this using eclipselink and got same error.
Please provide some pointers.
Thanks

Hello,
What version of EclipseLink did you try? This looks like bug https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=280436 that was fixed in EclipseLink 2.0, so please try a later version.
You can also try working around the problem by making both fields writable through the reference mapping.
Best Regards,
Chris

Problem inserting a gif into a blob field in a table with sqldev / forms6i

Problem solved - For those that might be interested, the errors don't make much sense - the problem was with the gif. Seems that these 28 gifs plus the new scans were saved from the scanner with
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If anyone understands why, I'd like to know
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I was previously having a problem deleting a row with a blob and it was suggested that I create the table using rowdependencies - which I did as follows.
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One error saving changes to table "MDD"."MDD_FIGURE":
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Hi,
I am working with a 8.1.7 DB version, and use thin driver.
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Can you try specify the column order in your INSERT statement, i.e.
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Distributed Database Consulting, Inc.
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Hy,
i have a little question. Try this:
create table strangetab (
id varchar2(20),
textfield varchar2(200)
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE writestrangetab
id VARCHAR2,
textfield varchar2 default null)
IS
pragma autonomous_transaction;
BEGIN
INSERT INTO strangetab
(id, textfield
) VALUES
(id, textfield
COMMIT;
EXCEPTION
WHEN OTHERS THEN
dbms_output.put_line(sqlerrm);
rollback;
END;
After table and procedure creation, try to run this script (simple insert into in autonompus_transaction):
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declare
vstr varchar2(10000);
begin
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loop
vstr := vstr||'r';
end loop;
dbms_output.put_line('write a');
writestrangetab( 'idx' , 'a');
dbms_output.put_line('write big string');
writestrangetab( 'idx' , vstr);
dbms_output.put_line('write b');
writestrangetab('idx' , 'b');
end;
The script generate this output:
Oracle Database 10g Enterprise Edition Release 10.2.0.4.0 - 64bit Production
With the Partitioning, OLAP, Data Mining and Real Application Testing options
write a
write big string
ORA-12899: value too large for column "STRANGETAB"."TEXTFIELD" (actual:
2000, maximum: 200)
write b
As i expect, the second write goes wrong but first and third no and it put string a and b into srangetable.
Now try to run this:
set serveroutput on
declare
vstr varchar2(10000);
begin
for i in 1..5000
loop
vstr := vstr||'r';
end loop;
dbms_output.put_line('write a');
writestrangetab( 'idx' , 'a');
dbms_output.put_line('write big string');
writestrangetab( 'idx' , vstr);
dbms_output.put_line('write b');
writestrangetab('idx' , 'b');
end;
The only difference from the previous is the vstr dimension: first 2000 now 5000.
In my db (10.2.0.4 on linux) the output of this, is:
Oracle Database 10g Enterprise Edition Release 10.2.0.4.0 - 64bit Production
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write a
write big string
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write b
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As if that were not enough, If you try to insert others writestrangetab, anything after wath that produce the error will be stored!
It is normal?
By
Stefano

Tanks for your reply Jhon, but:
1) "The second run you are trying to pass 5000 characters to a varchar, which caused your error when trying to call your procedure"
Why you say "which caused". When i call a procedure can't pass more than 4000 Chars? I know that pl/sql varchar2 is up to 32000 Chars even in procedure calls!
2) "That is why your cursor because invalid"
Witch cursor? The strange thing is that there isn't any cursor in the autonomous procedure! The anly statement is an insert into!
The problem of the second miss in the second run is ok: that wont register the string. The main problem is the miss of the third in the seconf run.
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By
Stefano

Problem in Insertion into table through After Report Parameter form trigger

Hi All,
I am getting problem in inserting some data into temp table through Report.
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FETCH CUR_RECEIPT
INTO V_CUR_RECEIPT;
LOOP
EXIT WHEN CUR_RECEIPT%NOTFOUND;
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UPDATE SP_TEMP
SET LOCATION2 = 12
WHERE RECEIPT = V_CUR_RECEIPT.RECEIPT AND ITEM_NO = V_CUR_RECEIPT.ITEM_NO;
UPDATE SP_TEMP
SET LOCATION3 = 13
WHERE RECEIPT = V_CUR_RECEIPT.RECEIPT AND ITEM_NO = V_CUR_RECEIPT.ITEM_NO;
UPDATE SP_TEMP
SET LOCATION4 = 14
WHERE RECEIPT = V_CUR_RECEIPT.RECEIPT AND ITEM_NO = V_CUR_RECEIPT.ITEM_NO;
ELSE
IF V_CUR_RECEIPT.ITEM_NO = 'TEST2' AND V_CUR_RECEIPT.RECEIPT = '12' THEN
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(RECEIPT, ITEM_NO, LOCATION1)
VALUES
(V_CUR_RECEIPT.RECEIPT, V_CUR_RECEIPT.ITEM_NO, 10);
UPDATE SP_TEMP
SET LOCATION2 = 16
WHERE RECEIPT = V_CUR_RECEIPT.RECEIPT AND ITEM_NO = V_CUR_RECEIPT.ITEM_NO;
UPDATE SP_TEMP
SET LOCATION3 = 17
WHERE RECEIPT = V_CUR_RECEIPT.RECEIPT AND ITEM_NO =V_CUR_RECEIPT.ITEM_NO;
UPDATE SP_TEMP
SET LOCATION4 = 18
WHERE RECEIPT = V_CUR_RECEIPT.RECEIPT AND ITEM_NO = V_CUR_RECEIPT.ITEM_NO;
ELSE
INSERT INTO SP_TEMP
(RECEIPT, ITEM_NO, LOCATION1)
VALUES
(V_CUR_RECEIPT.RECEIPT, V_CUR_RECEIPT.ITEM_NO, 10);
UPDATE SP_TEMP
SET LOCATION2 = 19
WHERE RECEIPT = V_CUR_RECEIPT.RECEIPT AND ITEM_NO = V_CUR_RECEIPT.ITEM_NO;
UPDATE SP_TEMP
SET LOCATION3 = 20
WHERE RECEIPT = V_CUR_RECEIPT.RECEIPT AND ITEM_NO =V_CUR_RECEIPT.ITEM_NO;
UPDATE SP_TEMP
SET LOCATION4 = 21
WHERE RECEIPT = V_CUR_RECEIPT.RECEIPT AND ITEM_NO = V_CUR_RECEIPT.ITEM_NO;
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CLOSE CUR_RECEIPT;
return(TRUE);
end;
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Weird problem w. mysql 4.0 when inserting into a table with auto_incremet

Since I upgraded my mysql database from 3.23 to 4.0.1
the following code does not work anymore:
I get this error msg:
<b>"Invalid argument value: Duplicate entry '2147483647' for key 1"</b>
<code>
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import java.sql.*;
class test {
public test() {
public static void main(String[] args) {
Connection connection = null;
Statement st = null;
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connection = DriverManager.getConnection
("jdbc:mysql://192.168.0.4/x?user=x&password=");
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for (int i=1;i<10;i++)
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System.out.println(insert);
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The table definition of table x is the following:
create table x(a int(11) primary key auto_increment, b varchar(10));
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insert into x (b) values('hello'); works fine on the mysql client deliverd with the server.

Hi eggsurplus!
Yes, I succeeded in different ways to solve the problem. changing the table was one of it. but the problem is that i can't simply change all tables (there are a lot) as the are used in other programms.
The simplest solution that i figured out so far was changing the insert from
insert into x (b) values('hello')
to
insert into x (a,b) values("+i+",'hello')"
But this solution is still not satisfactory as in more complex programs you can't just use the i variable of the for loop, but you have to add a new variable that increments on every insert.
This still means changing a lot of code that i wrote for mysql 3.x.
Besides, i tried also another jdbc driver and it still didn't work.
The same bug was reported in a PHP forum, but without solution

Quite complext problem - INSERT into PAYMENTS

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