SQL Exception : Type LONGINT .....

Hi,
I am using deploytool & J2EE 1.3.1...
I am trying to get a stateless session bean to create/reference a CMP2.0 entity bean.
I get the following error:
Context Exception caught = nested exception is: SQL Exception: Type LONGINT does
not recognize the format of the string 'Compiler'.
javax.ejb.EJBException: nested exception is: SQL Exception: Type LONGINT does no
t recognize the format of the string 'Compiler'.
SQL Exception: Type LONGINT does not recognize the format of the string 'Compile
r'.
The create method has a string key (in this case I pass the string "Compiler" and this is received in the ejbCreate method and I store it using the abstract method setName().
Has anybody any idea what this error means?
Thanks
Sean

Greetings,
Thanks for the help.
I am using cloudscape and have told the deploytool to
generate the SQL.Think of this as being only a "suggestion". The generated SQL is often incorrect, especially if your database schema is pre-existing. After generating the SQL, click on the method names and check the SQL statements for correctness.
I have given a new Abstract schema name, but still no
joy.This is really only relevant to your EJB QL. You should still check the mapping between EJB QL and SQL (refer again to the above :).
Any idea how one syn's up cloudscape and the abstract
schema?I hope this helps.
Thanks,
SeanRegards,
Tony "Vee Schade" Cook

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I use Derby in my applications, and their messages are cryptic (at best). However, on the website, there is documentation for the error codes (http://db.apache.org/derby/docs/dev/ref/rrefexcept71493.html) that are provided in their "obtuse" (I dislike using that word, but it fits) messages.
What I did was write a parser for the documentation page's HTML that loaded the SQL State error codes into a properties file that would allow me to better see which type of error it is.
Now... that is because I want to log the information more clearly to make error tracking easier when debugging. If you want to provide "special handling", I think there's not much of a choice but to continually utilize "instanceof" in some kind of helper/utility class.
For example, in that case, I would write:
public class SqlExceptionUtilities
   * Default constructor.
   * <br />Declared private to prevent utility class instantiation.
private SqlExceptionUtilities() { }
   * Provide error handling for specific exception types.
   * @param e the exception to handle
   * @param logger the logger to utilize along-side the base error handling
public static handle(SQLException e, Logger logger)
     if (e instanceof ProprietarySqlExceptionType1)
     else if (e instanceof ProprietarySqlExceptionType2)
     else if (e instanceof ProprietarySqlExceptionType3)
     else
          logger.err("Generalized SQL Exception encountered: " + e.getMessage(), e);
}The other route I would consider taking is, again, a properties file that provides error handling capabilities based on the SQL exception's class name.
Hope this helps.

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