Re: Multiple Data sources in single project

Hi Experts,
I am working in JDEV 11.1.1.3.0.
In my model project i have configured 2AM with 2 different data base connections, both are working fine. Now in the 2nd AM i am trying to execute VO and getting the value, but the query is not executing, if i execute the Same VO from data base then it's working fine.
Code:
AllTabColumnsROVORowImpl allTableColumnRow = null;
AllTabColumnsROVOImpl allTabColumnVO = getAllTabColumnsROVO();
Iterator tableItr = tableNameLst.iterator();
while (tableItr.hasNext())
String tableName = tableItr.next().toString();
allTabColumnVO.setBindTableName(tableName.trim());
allTabColumnVO.executeQuery();
System.out.println("query: " + allTabColumnVO.getQuery());
while (allTabColumnVO.hasNext())
allTableColumnRow =
(AllTabColumnsROVORowImpl) allTabColumnVO.next();
System.out.println("Column name: " +
allTableColumnRow.getColumnName());
columnMap.put(tableName + "_" + allTableColumnRow.getColumnName(),
allTableColumnRow.getDataType());
Bind variable i am getting from list, that's coming fine, but the while statement is not executing, method is ending after printing query.
Can any one help me what is wrong here.

You have to put the options -Djbo.jdbc.debug=true -Djbo.debugoutput=console in the 'javaOptions' field of your run configuration (in the view controller project).
Then you'll get the info.
Steve Muench filed a new blog entry https://smuenchadf.samplecode.oracle.com/samples/hroug2010_debugging_adf_applications_muench_final.pdf about debugging 'no data' issue.
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