Quote phenomenon in Recordset SQL

Why I try this in one database and it doesn't work:
$query_Recordset1 = sprintf("SELECT * FROM change WHERE change.Changes_made LIKE %s", GetSQLValueString("%" . $colname_Recordset1 . "%", "text"));
but why i put quotes then it works
$query_Recordset1 = sprintf("SELECT * FROM `change` WHERE `Changes_made` LIKE %s", GetSQLValueString("%" . $colname_Recordset1 . "%", "text"));
I tried this on another database and the query works without the quote. Can anyone explain this strange phenomenon?

Thanks, I will be sure to avoid the reserved word, or else I will have the trouble of putting lots of quotes.
The link to the SQL 5.1 reserved words is shown below:
http://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.1/en/reserved-words.html

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Zack.L wrote:
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ORA-06550: line 2, column 74:
PLS-00103: Encountered the symbol "" when expecting one of the following:
begin case declare end exception exit for goto if loop mod
null pragma raise return select update while with
<an identifier> <a double-quoted delimited-idThis suggests to me that an unprintable character (notice how there is nothing between the double quotes - "") has worked its way into your PL/SQL Handler. Note how the error is reported to be a column 74 on line 2, yet line 2 of the above block should only have 58 characters, so at a pure guess somehow there's extra whitespace on line 2, that is confusing the PL/SQL compiler, I suggest re-typing the PL/SQL handler manually and seeing if that cures the problem.

Switch from MySQL to MS SQL Server, Query not working

I'm sure there is a simple setting somewhere for this, but cannot seem to find it and really would appreciate some assistance. Have an application which uses JDBC to connect to a MySQL DB to run the following query without an issue:
SELECT * FROM users
This returns the desired results. Changed to connect to MS SQL Server 2000 using the JDBC-ODBC bridge and the same query returns no results. The problem, SQL Server wants this query instead:
SELECT * FROM [users]
I don't want to have to change queries depending on the DB, as that is supposed to be one of the advantages of JDBC. Is there a setting in MySQL (or the JDBC driver) to have it work correctly if I pass table names in []? Or is there a setting in MS SQL Server (or in the JDBC, or ODBC) to have it accept queries without the []?
Or is there a different approach that I'm missing which would avoid this whole problem?
Thanks,
Matt

I suspect your database definitions are different. It has nothing to do with your java code.
The bracket syntax is used to indicate the more standard quoted identifiers in standard SQL.
Thus you could do this in oracle and in MS SQL Server...
SELECT * FROM "users"
I suspect that the above will work for your MS SQL Server database and will not work for your Oracle database. However if you created the table in oracle and specifically used "users" (with the double quotes around the name) when creating the table then it would work.
Of course if the database definitions are different it means you must use different SQL for each. Just as if the name of the table was 'other' rather than 'users'.

JDBC Adapter Quoting of String

Hi everybody!
I am posting data to a JDBC Receiver adapter using the JDBC adapter's XML format. I have configured the logging of the adapter to show the SQL commands issued to the adapter, since I received some strange errors from the database.
I now find entries like:
INSERT INTO xxx (field1, field2, field3) VALUES (value1, , value3)
Notice the "missing" value2 - the field's value is a space character (" "). However, I actually wanted to quote the values in this field, since this SQL command of course gives a syntax error because of the two consecutive commas...
How can I quote strings in this SQL command?
Regards, Joerg

Hi,
I don't know if I stated my problem clearly enough... Here is the XML document I post to the JDBC adapter:
<root>
<insert>
 <xxx action="INSERT">
 <field1>value1</field1>
 <field2> </field2>
 <field3>value1</field3>
 </xxx>
</insert>
</root>
(note the blank character for field2's value). If I understand your answer correctly, I should use the following instead:
<root>
<insert>
 <xxx action="INSERT">
 <field1>'value1'</field1>
 <field2>' '</field2>
 <field3>'value1'</field3>
 </xxx>
</insert>
</root>
This is somewhat inconvenient, since there might be NULL values as well and I'd have to code manymany if statements and mapWithDefaults, then. I was wondering if there is something like the config setting "Interpretation of Empty String Values" for NULL values, some switch I set globally in order to always quote a string...
Regards, Joerg

Pl Dynamic sql help needed

Hello Everyone
I am using database 11g. Can someone pl suggest what are the rules for putting single quotes for dynamic sql like
1) how many single quotes before/after a sql statement .
2) Rules for putting single quotes if there exists i) a variable in the sql statement
ii) a constant for e.g 100 in the sql statment.
If you could give the answers with a simple select statement, it will be even better !!!
Thanks and regards
Gautam

ms wrote:
Hello Everyone
I am using database 11g. Can someone pl suggest what are the rules for putting single quotes for dynamic sql like
1) how many single quotes before/after a sql statement .
2) Rules for putting single quotes if there exists i) a variable in the sql statement
ii) a constant for e.g 100 in the sql statment.
If you could give the answers with a simple select statement, it will be even better !!!
Thanks and regards
Gautamwrite the SQL statement as you would for any SQL client & enclose it using Q-quote
http://askanantha.blogspot.com/2007/12/q-quote-operator-introduced-in-oracle.html
Handle:     ms
Status Level:     Newbie
Registered:     Jun 3, 2007
Total Posts:     46
Total Questions:     17 (17 unresolved)
WOW!
*NEVER got any answer in 5+ years & still wasting time here again, still!
You must be an eternal optimist.
I hope I get credited for your FIRST answer.

SQL: Having problems passing a date value to dynamic SQL

SQL Version 2008 (not R2)
Problem: 1) I'm getting the following error message when trying to run the sql code below.
SQL "Messages" Returned when running code:
Msg 206, Level 16,
State 2, Procedure uspxc_WAWP_10_Get_VPData, Line 0
Operand type clash: int is incompatible with date
Loaded VP DATA for Month: 20121201
Problem Code Line:
SET @dynamicSQL = 'EXEC ' + @StoredProcedureName + ' ' + @DEVModeYN + ', ' + CAST(@WIPMonth as varchar);
Any help would be greatly appreciated. I've spent several hours trying to get around this error.
Full Code:
ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[uspxi_XIUD_98_DataConversionGET_VP_WIPJobHistory] (@DEVModeYN nchar(1) = 'D', @WIPMonth Date)
AS
BEGIN
SET NOCOUNT ON;
DECLARE @returnCode AS INT ,
   @dynamicSQL AS VARCHAR(8000),
   @msg as varchar(60),
   @DEVModeYN nchar(1) = 'D',
   @WIPMonth date = '20121201',
   @StoredProcedureName AS VARCHAR(60)
SET @returnCode = 0
SET @StoredProcedureName = 'uspxc_WAWP_10_Get_VPData'
-- Check to see if @StoredProcedureName exists in the database.
IF EXISTS(SELECT name FROM sys.procedures WHERE name = @StoredProcedureName)
BEGIN
  -- RUN SP to Import VP Data for each WIPMonth parameter value
  SET @dynamicSQL = 'EXEC ' + @StoredProcedureName + ' ' + @DEVModeYN + ', ' + CAST(@WIPMonth as varchar);
  SELECT @dynamicSQL;
  -- RUN stored procedure for WIP Month
  EXEC (@dynamicSQL);
  SET @returnCode = 0;
  SELECT @returnCode;
  SET @msg = 'Loaded VP DATA for Month: ' + @WIPMonth;
  PRINT @msg;
  GoTo SPEND
END
ELSE
  SET @returnCode = 1;
  SET @msg = 'NO DATA IMPORTED for Month: ' + CAST(@WIPMonth as varchar(10))
  PRINT @msg
SPEND:
END
Bob Sutor

When you work with dynamic SQL, you should never build a full SQL string by concatenating values, because this is more difficult to get right and also has problems with SQL injection and efficient use of the SQL Server cache.
So the correct way to do this in dynamic SQL would be:
SET @dynamicSQL = 'EXEC ' + quotename(@StoredProcedureName) '@DEVModeYN, @WIPMonth';
EXEC sp_executesql @SQL, N'DEVModeYN nchar(1), @WIPMonth date',
   @DEVModeYN, @WIPMonth
A lot easier and cleaner! (Note that the variable @SQL must be declared as nvarchar.)
...however, in this particular case, this is still an overkill, and there is no need for dynamic SQL at all. EXEC accepts a variable for the procedure name, so:
EXEC @StoredProcedureName @DEVModeYN, @WIPMonth
...but it does not stop there. You can make all these changes, but you will get the same error. To wit, you get the error on Line 0, which means that it is the call to the procedure that fails. Apparently, you are passing an integer value, when you were
supposed to pass a date. Maybe you forgot to put the dates in quotes?
Erland Sommarskog, SQL Server MVP, [email protected]

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