Update procedure in JDBC Receiver

Hi,
I am Working on Idoc to JDBC Scenario. I need to work with Insert and update procedure.
When i send the Idoc the scenario is succesful in inserting the data. But when i am resending the Idoc, the scenario is not executing in updating the record.
The error in RWB is:
Error while parsing or executing XML-SQL document: Error processing request in sax parser: Error when executing statement for table/stored proc. 'BAAN.TDCNCC002SAP' (structure 'STATEMENT'): java.sql.SQLException: ORA-00001: unique constraint (BAAN.TDCNCC002SAP_IDX2) violated
I am using action as UPDATE_INSERT.
Can some one advise me on this.
Regards,
Manoj

UPDATE_INSERT will first check if the row exists and if yes, it will Update the row.
If the row does not exists then a new row will be inserted.
It uses the condition under KEY to check if any row exists that satisfies the condition and if it does, it updates all rows else it inserts a new row with the values.
Hope you got the answer..::))

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This is Urgent.
Scenario is
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then send data to SAP System with RFC Adapter.
When I executed a sync bpm, scenario was finished internal error.
Pls, let me know how to correct procedure using JDBC Receiver Adapter?
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SET SERVEROUTPUT ON
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE zwtn2
IS
   v_seller_company      wtnivhd.seller_company%TYPE;
   v_invoice_no      wtnivhd.invoice_no%TYPE;
   v_report_date     wtnivhd.report_date%TYPE;
   v_customs_date     wtnivhd.customs_date%TYPE;
   v_ap_post_date     wtnivhd.ap_post_date%TYPE;
   v_gr_date          wtnivhd.gr_date%TYPE;
CURSOR l_cursor IS
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          invoice_no,
          report_date,
          customs_date,
          ap_post_date,
          gr_date
     FROM wtnivhd
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Hi Alex,
plz have a look to Runtime Workbench / Adapter Monitoring to find an error message.
Regards,
Udo

Store procedure in JDBC Receiver adapter

Hi,
I am calling stored procedure using jdbc reeciver adapter . showing below error. In oracle database it is under functions not in the procedure. functions and stored procedure are same? is it should be create under procedure?
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<P_REP_LOGIN isInput="1" type="VARCHAR">sdfsfd</P_REP_LOGIN>
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Please send me if you have any blogs for calling stored procedure using jdbc receiver adapter.

Hi Madhu,
>>>I am calling stored procedure using jdbc reeciver adapter . showing below error. In oracle database it is under functions not in the procedure. functions and stored procedure are same? is it should be create under procedure?
Of course there is difference between Oracle functions & Stored procedures:
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As far as i know and have configured and used Stored procedures with the JDBC adapter, it can be used with Oracle stored procedures (leave it to the experts to comment on the Oracle functions part). So if you change it to stored procedure then it should work fine.
You may then define your Message structure as follows:
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw73/helpdata/en/44/7b72b2fde93673e10000000a114a6b/content.htm
And you may also like to refer the following blog on stored procedures:
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Hi All,
I am trying to update a single record using jdbc receiver adapter.
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- <TABLENAME ACTION="UPDATE_INSERT">
<TABLE>ORDERS</TABLE>
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<EmployeeID>3</EmployeeID>
<ShipAddress>VICTE</ShipAddress>
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<OrderID compareOperation="EQ">99999</OrderID>
<ShipAddress compareOperation="EQ">VICTE</ShipAddress>
</KEY>
</TABLENAME>
</STATEMENT>
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Rahul

Rahul,
> In this case i believe the interface has to be synch.
> So what will the response message type be like..
Not necessary. UPDATE can be asynch as well.
Can you turn the trace on like pointed by Michal and then you can see the Query in the Audit Log of the adapter montioring. Try to execute the same query from your DB Client like TOAD and see what is the Syntax error you are getiing.!
The problem looks like some field has some dataype / column name mismatch.
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I came across in the some sdn blogs, Like JDBC to JDBC scenarios i found that in the receiver JDBC adapter there is no place to write update statement or insert statement.Then how the records get updated in the DB.
My actual need is to update the oracle db from sap, which currently using the following statement
Loop at it_trn_ctl into WA_TRN_CTL.
UPDATE TableA SET SAP_UPDATE = 'Y'
WHERE PARENT_ID = :WA_TRN_CTL-PARENT_COIL .
end loop.
should replaced by XI, using the proxy to jdbc receiver. Where i can write the update statement and the where condition.
Kindly revert back for queries.
Thanks in advance
Karthikeyan

hi
for updation no need to write any query,use update structure at reciever side
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/2e/96fd3f2d14e869e10000000a155106/frameset.htm
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Tell me for the following case updation can be done or not.
key Field       Field1       Field2
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Consider above is the datas cmng to receiver JDBC to update the database. But here the record B has the field2 as empty in this case i should not update the record b with the field2 only field1 updation should takes place. Bcoz if i update the field2 with empty value the existing value may get deleted, hence only the field1 should be updated. Please tell me how to handle this.
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In JDBC receiver adapter, there is a setting in Processing tab which talks abt empty string values and how it needs to be handled.
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Hi,
Scenario: JDBC - RFC - JDBC scenario.
1. JDBC to RFC part-
A select statement from the JDBC sender, is mapped to the RFC in the ECC system)
2. RFC response is then mapped to an Update query using a receiver JDBC adapter.
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Thanks,
Smitha.

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>>>>3. The scenario is working fine, with regard to XI (All chequered flags.)
Problem: The DB does not get updated.
The response we get from the DB has <update_count> of 0
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