Using jdbc-odbc from stored procedur

why connect to MSACCESS by jdbc-odbc bridge from java stored procedure get exception : NO SUITABLE DRIVER?

Hi
Please go through below links that would be helpful to you
SAP Network Blog: Connecting to MS Access using receiver JDBC Adapter (Without DSN)
/people/sameer.shadab/blog/2005/10/24/connecting-to-ms-access-using-receiver-jdbc-adapter-without-dsn
/people/sap.user72/blog/2005/06/01/file-to-jdbc-adapter-using-sap-xi-30
If required Try the following driver. I havent used it but its available.
HXTT Access is such a type 4 driver at http://www.hxtt.net/en/software/access/document.html .
Thanks
Swarup

Similar Messages

Using temporary tables in stored procedures

Suppose that I have created a temporary table in a stored procedure using an "EXECUTE IMMEDIATE" statement. When I compile the procedure, that table is not created yet, so the compiler says that the table does not exist.
What is the way of using temporary tables in stored procedures?

It's a good practice to avoid using DDL statements being executed from stored procedures. "Truncate Table" via dynamic SQL from stored procedure is a different story and is useful in DSS environments.
But if you insist on "creating" tables using Dynamic SQL from Stored Procedures then you must also embed your DML statements in Dynamic SQL to avoid compilation errors.
Example:
Create or Replace Procedure Proc_TestDynamicSQL is
Begin
Execute Immediate 'Create table myTable as select * from user_tables' ;
Execute Immediate 'Update myTable set table_name = ''Test'' ' ; --two single quotes before and after the string "Test"
End;
In this case, Oracle wouldn't care about the table references during compilation.

To run a report from command line, when using jdbc-odbc bridge

Hi,
How to run a report from command line, when using jdbc-odbc bridge?
Usually with tns, we do by "rwrun module=<> userid=<user>/<passwd>@tns".
with odbc, we do by "rwrun module=<> userid=<user>/<passwd>@odbc:DSN"
Please specify, what is command line arguments for jdbc-odbc bridge driver?
Environment : Oracle 9i Report Builder on WinNT
Database : Sybase
Regards,
Ramanan

Hello Ramanan,
Report Builder : connect JDBC Query in Report Builder is to through Connection Dialog in JDBC Query Editor. User can use a Sign on parameter (can use, default : P_JDBCPDS or can create new) to connect to JDBC Data Source. Connection once made will be mentioned and will be reused through out Reports Builder.
JDBC PDS allows user to connect one or more same or different kind of databases.
While running report through runtime or Server, user can pass the sign on parameter(connection string) value, like any other user parameter.
Syntax for connection string : <username>/<password>@databaseURL . The syntax of database part of connection string depend on the type of JDBC Driver used to connect to Data Source while designing the JDBC Query. databaseURL refer to the location of the database and its format depend on the JDBCPDS river selected in design time while creating the JDBC Query.
rwrun eg :
rwrun report=jdbc_odbc.rdf destype=file desname=output.html desformat=html P_JDBCPDS=scott/tiger@database
Server eg :
http://server.com:8888/servlet/RWServlet?server=MyReportServer+report=jdbc_odbc.rdf+destype=cache+desformat=html+P_JDBCPDS=scott/tiger@database
http :
Please see ORACLE_HOME/reports/conf/jdbcpds.conf for more information.
With Regards
Reports Team

How to generate a report from stored procedure

I would like to generate a report from stored procedure.
I used to work on sql server. this can be done as easy as put a select statement at the end of stored procedure.
The resule can be displayed on the development IDE, like sql developer or consume by Java JDBC client.
is there equivalent way to do this in Oracle stored procedure?

Hi,
What type of report you are looking..for.. ??
As you said that "I used to work on sql server. this can be done as easy as put a select statement at the end of stored procedure. "
When you execute it will return the result set and you will display directly on the FrontEnd.. Is my Understanding is correct Up to here.
See, In oracle you have call some custom stored procedures as you did in SQL Sever, but you have return the Results Sets, with help of Out put paramter, Either Cursors or Varrays..
or Else you can generate the Html reports based on your requirement, HTML can be used in the stored procedures of Oracle which will generate for your, you need to code it.
I could not able get the relevant link for your reference.
I will get back to you on this.
- Pavan Kumar N

Sender JDBC support the stored procedure in SQL Server 2005

Dear All,
My question here is , Sender is JDBC adpter support to call the Stored procedure in Microsoft SQL Server 2005?
I followed the below thread before posting this question
Sender JDBC Adapter Supports Stored Procedures????
In the thread Suraj response has mentioned SAP note: 941317, I checked the note, Note says it supported only ORACLE DBMS versions.
Could you please clarify about this to possibility to call the stored procedure in Microsoft SQL server 2005?
Thank you in Advance
Sateesh

Hi Sateesh,
To answer your query, Yes it does. SP call works with SQL Server 2005 as well, the SP call should be "execute SPNAME <paramas>". In the place of update statement put any junk value as mentioned in the earlier comment.
But just one thing to be noted, the select or any other query returning the desired resultset must be the first statement in youre SP returning value to the calling app. Means if there are any update, deletion or intermediate select queries to be used with in your SP, those all should be placed after the Main Select query that returns the desired resultset. Variable declarions and assignments are allowed.
But if the seq of statements in your SP are like:
@var1 Varchar
Update <tablename>....
Select * from <tablename>
Then the output of the SP is :
1 row updated
<the resultset from select>
In such cases, PI can recognise the first value returned only, that is "1 row updated" and hence the returned resultset wouldn't be seen by PI or not be passed to integration engine. Hence the update should come after the main Select.
One more interesting piece of information, even if you copy and paste the entire SP code in place of the query string of Sender JDBC adapter, that too will work with all your variable declarations, multiple queries and updates and everything. Just have to follow the above rule.
Let us know what you find.
Regards,
Suddhasatta

JDBC Sender With Stored Procedure & Context Handeling

Hi All,
In my scenario i am using stored Procedure in JDBC sender adapter for Fetching data,
I am fetching data from 3 tables kepping a one key element Exampkle <matnr> for each value in this <matnt> in table 1 i will fetch the corresponding records in table 2 and 3 ...
how can i use context in mapping such a sender structure to hendle the emplty value ...give me some idea...
if any one has come across such situation plz help me ....it very urgent .
thanks
Shakif

Hi,
Follow this
/people/siva.maranani/blog/2005/05/21/jdbc-stored-procedures
JDBC adapter
/people/saravanakumar.kuppusamy2/blog/2005/01/19/rdbms-system-integration-using-xi-30-jdbc-senderreceiver-adapter
stored procedure
/people/sriram.vasudevan3/blog/2005/02/14/calling-stored-procs-in-maxdb-using-sap-xi
Helpful link
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/45/023c41325fa831e10000000a1550b0/frameset.htm
Might help you..
vasanth.

Using Copy statement in Stored procedure

The following statement works in sqlplus session:
copy from comment/password@servername append amcomment_temp using
select * from amcomment
where commentid in(1,2,3,4)
I want to use this in a stored procedure. There is a long datatype in this table. The
procedure will not compile. Have tried execute immediate and compiler rejects this statement also.

'COPY' is a SQL*Plus command, not PL/SQL. This is why the PL/SQL compiler throws it out.

Is it possible to use Jdeveloper with Other Sql Server using JDBC-ODBC bri

I have been able to successfully establish connection with Sql server Using JDBC-ODBC bridge, but when i run the application and perform some operations such as insert the following errors occur:
(oracle.jbo.SQLStmtException) JBO-27122: SQL error during statement preparation. Statement: SELECT ItmUnit.ORG_CODE, ItmUnit.UNIT_CODE, ItmUnit.UNIT_NAME, ItmUnit.ADDRESS1, ItmUnit.ADDRESS2, ItmUnit.ADDRESS3, ItmUnit.CITY_CODE, ItmUnit.USER_ID, ItmUnit.TIME_STAMP FROM ITM_UNIT ItmUnit
----- LEVEL 1: DETAIL 0 -----
(java.sql.SQLException) [DataDirect][ODBC Sybase Wire Protocol driver]Sybase does not allow more than one active statement when retrieving results without a cursor
(oracle.jbo.DMLException) JBO-26041: Failed to post data to database during "Insert": SQL Statement "INSERT INTO IMMS.HRM_UNIT(UNIT_CODE,UNIT_NAME) VALUES (?,?)".
----- LEVEL 1: DETAIL 0 -----
(java.sql.SQLException) [Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver]Connection is busy with results for another hstmt
(oracle.jbo.AttrValException) JBO-27014: Attribute DeptCode in HrmUnitDept is required
(oracle.jbo.SQLStmtException) JBO-27122: SQL error during statement preparation. Statement: SELECT HrmUnit.UNIT_CODE, HrmUnit.UNIT_NAME FROM IMMS.HRM_UNIT HrmUnit
----- LEVEL 1: DETAIL 0 -----
(java.sql.SQLException) [Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver]Connection is busy with results for another hstmt

Yes, you can do that. For testing purposes you can also create simple files (with mkfile) and add these to ASM. That way you could also experiment with deleting files and see what happens in ASM
Bjoern

Using VIEW inside a stored procedure

Hi,
So I have a View designed in one file that validates someone who is authorized.
Then I have a stored procedure to display authorized stationeries created before a given date. Its takes a parameter @CreatedOn.
How can I use VIEW in my stored procedure so I can display all the authorized which are set 1 before a given date?
My VIEW:
ALTER VIEW vw_AuthorizedStationeries AS
SELECT Authorized
FROM dbo.Stationeries
WHERE Authorized = 1
And my stored procedure:
CREATE PROCEDURE usp_stationeries (@CreatedOn datetime)ASBEGINSELECTFROMENDGO
Thanks!

Try something like below, You need to replace CreatedDate column with appropriate date column in your table.
1. Alter the view to get the required date:
ALTER VIEW vw_AuthorizedStationeries AS
SELECT Authorized, CreatedDate
FROM dbo.Stationeries
WHERE Authorized = 1
2. Alter SP:
CREATE PROCEDURE usp_stationeries (@CreatedOn datetime)
AS
BEGIN
SELECT Authorized
FROM vw_AuthorizedStationeries
WHERE CreatedDate <= @CreatedOn
END
GO
OR
You can pull required information directly from your table:
CREATE PROCEDURE usp_stationeries (@CreatedOn datetime)
AS
BEGIN
SELECT Authorized
FROM dbo.Stationeries
WHERE CreatedDate <= @CreatedOn and Authorized = 1
END
GO
If this post answers your query, please click "Mark As Answer" or "Vote as Helpful".

JSP connected to MS Access using JDBC-ODBC

If I want to run a jsp file connected to a MS Access database using jdbc-odbc bridge.
I thought that I should use the following code to make the connection:
Class.forName("sun.jdbc.odbc.JdbcOdbcDriver");
String database = "jdbc:odbc:Driver={Microsoft Access Driver(*.mdb)}; DBQ=http://myComputerName:8080/examples/jsp/DatabaseTest/mydatabase.mdb;DriverID=22;READONLY=fals";
sqlca = DriverManager.getConnection(database, "dba","sql");
but Tomcat 4.1 produces many errors.
The file runs fine when I determine the complete path and include the local drive (C://) of the database Like the following:
Class.forName("sun.jdbc.odbc.JdbcOdbcDriver");
String database = "jdbc:odbc:Driver={Microsoft Access Driver(*.mdb)};
DBQ=C:/Tomcat4.1/webapps/examples/jsp/DatabaseTest/mydatabase.mdb;DriverID=22;READONLY=fals";
sqlca = DriverManager.getConnection(database, "dba","sql");
Of course I do not want to use the second code because I want to use my computer as a host.
I will appreciate any answer!

Yes, using the DSN, it works fine.
But, I think it will run from the drive C.
I want to use my computer as a host. So, I think that I should include the name of the computer in the path.
I do not know may I am confused.
I appreciate your reply. Thanks!

Best method to transfer large strings (XML data) to/from stored procedure

Hi!
I'm trying to call a PL/SQL procedure from Java. The procedure inputs a string (XML) that is parsed, and returns a result string (also XML).
Typical size of the string is 5kb -> 1mb.
I can see two possible solutions:
1) String / LONG
2) CLOB (Using DMBS_LOB.createTemporary and getting a CLOB locator and passing the locator to the stored procedure)
Does anyone have other suggestions?
What is the fastest method for transferring XML structures from to and from stored procedures?
Anders

Anders,
I would say it depends on your requirement. Both the methods have some advantages and disadvantages.
Using a CLOB means that you have to use vendor specific libraries but this is more extendible and I fast too.
Using String/Long will be more portable in the long run but again you lose on speed/performance.
Just a doubt of mine... If I got it correct, you are transforming one XML to another XML based on some conditions. Why dont you use XSL and XSL StyleSheet Processor packaged with XDK for this? I think this would be the fastest way.
Hope this helps.

Returning rowcount and resultset from stored procedure

Hello,
In SQL Server you can return multiple resultsets from stored procedure by simple SELECT statement. But in Oracle, you have to use SYS_REFCURSOR.
Sample code:
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE sp_resultset_test IS
t_recordset OUT SYS_REFCURSOR
BEGIN
OPEN t_recordset FOR
SELECT * FROM EMPLOYEE;
END sp_resultset_test;
Is there any other way in Oracle 10 or 11 ?
Thank You.

What is the requirement? Oracle is far more flexible than SQL-Server... with numerous features that do not exist in SQL-Server. (Fact)
One of the biggest mistakes you can make is to treat Oracle like SQL-Server... trying to match feature A1 in SQL-Server to feature B3 in Oracle.
Does not work that way.. rather then stick to SQL-Server as SQL-Server does SQL-Server specific features far better than Oracle.
So instead of trying to map what a T-SQL stored proc to do to an Oracle ref cursor (even to the extent of using that very silly sp_ prefix to name the proc), tell us the problem and requirements... That way we can tell you what Oracle features and options are best used to solve that problem - instead of competing in some unknown feature comparison event with SQL-Server.

URGENT : Return Bulk data from Stored Procedure

Hi,
Tell me, how do I return a bulk of data which
does not exist in the data base
but is concluded while the Stored Procedure is executed
from the Stored procedure
to the C++ program.
For Example:
Table ABC
Field1 Field2 Field3
A 1 3
B 1 5
C 2 10
Table DEF
Field1 Field2 Field3
D 10 24
E 3 16
F 8 19
SP_TESTING
Depending on the values in both the tables
for some range of conditions,
a conclusion X is derived for each range value of the
condition range.
Now I need to return this bulk of data X with the
condition they belong to
back to the C++ code calling it....
NOTE : A stored procedure is requited as there is a lot
of processing
required before we conclude the result X for each value
in the condition range.
If I execute this code from C++ instead of Stored
procedure
it is very slow and speed is a prime requirement of my
system.
Also i'm not using any MFC class to access database.
I'm using ConnectionPtr, RecordsetPtr and _CommandPtr
from msado15.dll for database access...
One solution to this could be use of Temp tables.
As this process is used by a lot of different stored
procedures having a common
temp table to all will need something like 50 NUMERIC
fields, 50 VARCHAR fields
and so on, which doesn't seem like a very good solution
to this problem.
Sounds like something I would have done while in school,
implement a dumb solution.
So, please suggest me a solution as to how do I return
bulk data in the form
of recordsets from stored procedure.
Regards
Shruti

Use Out parameter mode
SQL> CREATE OR REPLACE procedure a1 (x OUT NUMBER, y OUT NUMBER) AS
2 BEGIN
3        x:= 1;
4        y:= 2;
5 END;
6 .
SQL> /
Procedure created.
SQL> SET SERVEROUTPUT ON
SQL> DECLARE
2   a NUMBER :=3;
3   b NUMBER :=4;
4 BEGIN
5   a1 (a,b);
6      DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE( 'a = ' || a );
7      dbms_output.put_line( 'b = ' || b );
8 END;
9 .
SQL> /
a = 1
b = 2
PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.By default parameters are copied to the OUT parameter mode .
COPY hint in PLSQL don’t send a pointer to calling program unit but NOCOPY
does.
Khurram

Getting Multiple Recordsets using A Single Connection using jdbc-odbc

I have a java application which uses sql 7.0 database server. I want to have multiple recordsets created using a single connection using jdbc-odbc bridge. Kindly let me know the procedure.

Well, you create a recordset, then you create another one, and so on. Are you actually having a problem or you just don't know where to start?

Use database inside a stored procedure

Hi guys, a stupid question: I'm working with several database and sometimes I'm afraid to run an alter or a create something in the wrong database, bear in mind that several database have the same tables. Sometime happens to run a query oin the db A
instead in the db B. So, the question: If I create a procedure like this,
create procedure creatingPillar as
use USA
begin
IF EXISTS (SELECT * FROM sys.objects WHERE object_id =
OBJECT_ID(N'pillarretail') AND type in (N'U'))
DROP TABLE PillarRetail
create table PillarRetail (anid int , ancore varchar(20), period dec(18,6), settlem datetime2,
settlementper int, asf dec(18,6),astlf dec (18,6), tot dec (18,6) )
insert into PillarRetail select anid, ancore, Period, settlem, settlementper,
asf, astlf, tot from createsemipillar2011
insert into PillarRetail select select anid, ancore, Period, settlem, settlementper,
asf, astlf, tot createsemipillar
end
but I'm wondering if is useless to put the use USA in the stored procedure by the moment that I'm creating the procedure in USA. I mean, having the SP in the USA db even if I run the procedure from another db it should run in USA. Just a stupid question
I know but I got this doubt...
Thanks

You may try as below:
create proc as below: (This will create the proc in USA database.
use USA
Go
create procedure dbo.creatingPillar as
begin
IF EXISTS (SELECT * FROM sys.objects WHERE object_id =
OBJECT_ID(N'pillarretail') AND type in (N'U'))
DROP TABLE PillarRetail
create table PillarRetail (anid int , ancore varchar(20), period dec(18,6), settlem datetime2,
settlementper int, asf dec(18,6),astlf dec (18,6), tot dec (18,6) )
insert into PillarRetail select anid, ancore, Period, settlem, settlementper,
asf, astlf, tot from createsemipillar2011
insert into PillarRetail select select anid, ancore, Period, settlem, settlementper,
asf, astlf, tot createsemipillar
end
Then you can call as below:
Exec USA.dbo.creatingPillar

Using jdbc-odbc from stored procedur

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for