Using Native SQL in ABAP for DB2 database

Dear Friends,
I have 500K records in ITAB(Internal table) which needs to insert in 'Z' transparent table. Currently it is taking hours of time for insertion and commit.
Does using Native SQL helps in performance or any suggestions? If so please send the code. Our database is DB2.
Your immediate reply is appreciated. Thanks in advance.

Hi Rama,
Using array inserts and commit after each Insert, set up your array size as a parameter and try different array sizes.
I would start with 2000 and increment by 1000 or 2000 and see what the optimal array size is.
I would think more commits are desirable, as the array gets bigger it takes longer for the system to prepare in the event of a rollback.
Just remember to commit after each insert. And are you enqueueing the table first?
Hope this helps.
Filler

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db2radm (release: "720", patch level: "000", version: "Jan 14 2012") begin:28.02.2012 10:54:39
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Adjusting environment
dbs_db2_ssid=DW88
SAPDBHOST=s10d1
dbs_db2_user=SAPADM
dbs_db2_schema=SAPADM
dbs_db2_schema8=1
dbs_db2_pw=********
Checking environment
DB host    = s10d1
SSID       = DW88
SAPSYSTEMNAME = DW8
DB2Trc:    000000 CLI_ALLOC_ENV 1
connect.ini file used: 'connect.ini.for.db2radm'
Fail over connection list of this application server:
NAME       = DW88_on_s10d1
USER       = SAPADM
PASSWORD   = <***>
SCHEMA     = SAPADM
PS         = SAP0907U
LOCATION   = DW8DDF
SSID       = DW88
HOST       = s10d1
PORT       = 456
RETRY_CNT = 3
SLEEP_TIME = 0
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DBSLHA: Using new Failover Support
DBSLHA: Using user( SAPADM) and password(<pwd>) from profile.
DBSLHA:
DBSLHA:Connection List
DBSLHA:
DBSLHA:NAME      |HOST      |SSID|COLLECTION |PLAN    |PORT             |SCHEMA |OWNER   |LOCATION |RETRY|SLEEP|
DBSLHA:--|||||||||-|---|
DBSLHA:DW88_on_s1|s10d1     |DW88|SAP<DB2Conne|        |                 |SAPADM |SAPADM |DW8DDF    |00003|00000|
DBSLHA:--|||||||||-|---|
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GetHaProfile: found section DW88_on_s10d1, ssid DW88, port 456, location DW8DDF, host s10d1 in connection profile
connection profile /usr/sap/DW8/SYS/global/connect.ini opened.
>>>>>> dump of connection profile
ADDED 20120228 103331 by DB2RADM RELEASE 720 PATHLEVEL 000
[DEFAULT_GROUP]
CON1=DW88_on_s10d1
[DW88_on_s10d1]
SSID=DW88
HOST=s10d1
PORT=456
LOCATION=DW8DDF
<<<<<< end of dump of connection profile
ssid DW88 found in connection profile, section DW88_on_s10d1.
>>> analyse line: * ADDED 20120228 103331 by DB2RADM RELEASE 720 PATHLEVEL 000
>>> analyse line: [DEFAULT_GROUP]
>>> analyse line: CON1=DW88_on_s10d1
>>> analyse line:
>>> analyse line: [DW88_on_s10d1]
section DW88_on_s10d1 found.
>>> analyse line: SSID=DW88
>>> analyse line: HOST=s10d1
>>> analyse line: PORT=456
>>> analyse line: LOCATION=DW8DDF
>>> analyse line: section DW88_on_s10d1 found and data matches.
backup connection profile /usr/sap/DW8/SYS/global/connect.ini .
switch connection profile /usr/sap/DW8/SYS/global/connect.ini .
check for adapted connection profile.
WARNING: schema with 8 bytes length allowed; shadow upgrate will not work
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dbs/db2/use_drda_lob_handling != 1 -> SAP LOB handling is used
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DBSLHA: Using new Failover Support
DBSLHA: Using user( SAPADM) and password(<pwd>) from profile.
DBSLHA:
DBSLHA:Connection List
DBSLHA:
DBSLHA:NAME      |HOST      |SSID|COLLECTION |PLAN    |PORT             |SCHEMA |OWNER   |LOCATION |RETRY|SLEEP|
DBSLHA:--|||||||||-|---|
DBSLHA:DW88_on_s1|s10d1     |DW88|SAP<DB2Conne|        |                 |SAPADM |SAPADM |DW8DDF    |00003|00000|
DBSLHA:--|||||||||-|---|
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GetHaProfile: found section DW88_on_s10d1, ssid DW88, port 456, location DW8DDF, host s10d1 in connection profile
ssid DW88 found in connection profile, section DW88_on_s10d1.
check for adapted connection profile passed.
WARNING: schema with 8 bytes length allowed; shadow upgrate will not work
dbs/db2/use_accounting != 1 -> DB2 accounting is switched off
dbs/db2/use_drda_lob_handling != 1 -> SAP LOB handling is used
dbs/db2/chaining = 20 -> CLI CHAIN optimization is switched on
dbs/db2/opt2_hint = 1 -> implicit 'optimize for 1 rows' hint is switched off
DBSLHA: Got Failover profile /usr/sap/DW8/SYS/global/connect.ini
DBSLHA: Using new Failover Support
DBSLHA: Using user( SAPADM) and password(<pwd>) from profile.
DBSLHA:
DBSLHA:Connection List
DBSLHA:
DBSLHA:NAME      |HOST      |SSID|COLLECTION |PLAN    |PORT             |SCHEMA |OWNER   |LOCATION |RETRY|SLEEP|
DBSLHA:--|||||||||-|---|
DBSLHA:DW88_on_s1|s10d1     |DW88|SAP<DB2Conne|        |                 |SAPADM |SAPADM |DW8DDF    |00003|00000|
DBSLHA:--|||||||||-|---|
GetHaProfile: GetHaProfile: found 1 connections in connection profile.
GetHaProfile: found section DW88_on_s10d1, ssid DW88, port 456, location DW8DDF, host s10d1 in connection profile
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dbs/db2/use_accounting != 1 -> DB2 accounting is switched off
dbs/db2/use_drda_lob_handling != 1 -> SAP LOB handling is used
dbs/db2/chaining = 20 -> CLI CHAIN optimization is switched on
dbs/db2/opt2_hint = 1 -> implicit 'optimize for 1 rows' hint is switched off
DBSLHA: Got Failover profile /usr/sap/DW8/SYS/global/connect.ini
DBSLHA: Using new Failover Support
DBSLHA: Using user( SAPADM) and password(<pwd>) from profile.
DBSLHA:
DBSLHA:Connection List
DBSLHA:
DBSLHA:NAME      |HOST      |SSID|COLLECTION |PLAN    |PORT             |SCHEMA |OWNER   |LOCATION |RETRY|SLEEP|
DBSLHA:--|||||||||-|---|
DBSLHA:DW88_on_s1|s10d1     |DW88|SAP<DB2Conne|        |                 |SAPADM |SAPADM |DW8DDF    |00003|00000|
DBSLHA:--|||||||||-|---|
SQL DRIVER VERSION is "09.07.0003"
DB2Connect driver identified as THIN CLIENT
DB2Trc: 00 000000 cli_get_cli_driver_bld_level 1 s101006
SQL DRIVER NAME is "libdb2.a"
SQL DBMS NAME is "DB2"
SQL DBMS VERSION is "09.01.0005"
DATABASE NAME(DB2 Connect DCS database name) is "DW8DDF"
The bind is skipped since collection for ssid DW88 is already bound.
To force the bind, use option "-B force".
DB2TRC: 0000000000 00      000000   CLI_DISCONNECT
DB2TRC: 0000000000 00      000000   CLI_FREE_DBC 1
DB2TRC: 0000000000 00      000000   CLI_FREE_ENV 1
DB VERSION is 09.01.0005.
Starting Grants .
DB2Trc:    000000 CLI_ALLOC_ENV 1
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SQL DRIVER NAME is "libdb2.a"
SQL DBMS NAME is "DB2"
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dbdb2dic.c 1733 INFO    Envrmnt: sdb2_debug=<UNSET>
dbdb2dic.c 1733 INFO    Envrmnt: SDB2_DEBUG=<UNSET>
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dbdb2dic.c 2251 INFO    rc=103,sqlcode=-204: ExeRead
dbdb2dic.c 1709 INFO    Profile: dbs/db2/max_retry=<UNSET>
dbdb2dic.c 1733 INFO    Envrmnt: DB2_MAX_RETRY=<UNSET>
dbdb2dic.c 1709 INFO    Profile: dbs/db2/retry_on_924=<UNSET>
dbdb2dic.c 1733 INFO    Envrmnt: DB2_RETRY_ON_924=<UNSET>
dbdb2dic.c 1709 INFO    Profile: dbs/db2/no_retry_on_10=<UNSET>
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dbdb2dic.c 1733 INFO    Envrmnt: DBS_DB2_NO_RETRY_ON_10=<UNSET>
DB2 Call 'SQLEndTran' Error: sqlstate = 08003 : [IBM][CLI Driver] CLI0106E Connection is closed. SQLSTATE=08003
[dbdb2dic.c 1873:rc=99: COMMIT WORK failed]
dbdb2dic.c 1873 ERROR   rc=99: COMMIT WORK failed
[dbdb2dic.c 2019:rc=99,sqlcode=268435455: ExecDDL failed (DB error)]
dbdb2dic.c 2019 ERROR   rc=99,sqlcode=268435455: ExecDDL failed (DB error)
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db2radm finished (0012)
db2radm stop:28.02.2012 10:54:39
i've patched db2radm and sapinst to the latest version.
May be i should manually create "SAPADM.#LOBU"?
Please help to solve these issue.
Best regards,
Alexander V

Hi ,
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Thanks,
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bye
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How to use Native SQL statement in JDBC receiver interface

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I expect the the response in the form of XML file which I can pick up using synchornous interface as mentioned on help.sap.com:-
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/64/ce4e886334ec4ea7c2712e11cc567c/frameset.htm
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/64/ce4e886334ec4ea7c2712e11cc567c/frameset.htm
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2.What operation mapping I should use in case if I have to use Native SQL statement.
If guess correclty I may have to use Java mapping to do the above activities. Hence I want to know
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>
Ameet Deshpande wrote:
> Dear All,
>
> Can any one please help us in using Native SQL statement in a JDBC receiver channel. The reason why I need to use Native SQL statement instead of standard XML structure is that I need to execute a dynamic SQL query in third party database system lke:-
>
> "
> Select Field1 Field2 from TABLE Where Field3 like "%Name'
> "
> I expect the the response in the form of XML file which I can pick up using synchornous interface as mentioned on help.sap.com:-
>
> http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/64/ce4e886334ec4ea7c2712e11cc567c/frameset.htm
> http://help.sap.com/saphelp_nw04/helpdata/en/64/ce4e886334ec4ea7c2712e11cc567c/frameset.htm
>
> The value for %Name can change dynamically according to the transaction and hence cannot be inluded as a KEY element in standard XLM structure,
>
> Hence I need to know:-
>
> 1. What message mapping I should use in case if I have to use Native SQL statement.
> 2.What operation mapping I should use in case if I have to use Native SQL statement.
> If guess correclty I may have to use Java mapping to do the above activities. Hence I want to know
> 3 .How do to go about it to do the Java mapping.
>
> Thanks
> Ameet
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hi aditya,
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Hi Gurus,
I am selecting 'First name' from oracle table directly using native sql. I am fetching 65000 records but 10+ records having '#' at the end of firstname. For eg: John#.
But oracle team couldn't find '#' in their table for those records. What could be problem?
or what could be the character in oracle which comes as '#' in abap?
Pls help...
Saj

Thanks for replies.
My DB NLS_PARAMETER is AL32UTF8. I am able to pullout data with older version of ojdbc jar file. So I think there is no issue regarding NLS setting.
So please guide me with proper solution as soon as possible.

How to get oracle 9i blob column into an itab in sap using Native SQL

Hi ,
We are using SAP ECC 5.0 and we need to coonect to an oracle database ver 9i rel2.
We need to get the data stored in a blob(pdf/jpeg) into an itab and later
use it for futher processing.
I am familiar with using native SQL and I wrote a stored procedure in the non sap oracle database to send the blob info into an internal table in sap.
But the information is in hex format and the long raw of SAP does not handle this very well.
Plz see my code below.
data: itab_insp_drawing like zpicture_cluster(which is of type lraw - 7902 )
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EXEC SQL.
    EXECUTE PROCEDURE
       proc_get_insp_drawings (
               IN :itab-aq_id,
               IN :itab-section_id,
               IN :t_in_position,
               out :itab_insp_drawing-picture,
               OUT :t_blob_length,
               out :t_out_position,
               OUT :t_status )
   ENDEXEC.
append itab_insp_drawing.
while t_out_position < t_blob_length.
   EXEC SQL.
    EXECUTE PROCEDURE
       proc_get_insp_drawings (
               IN :itab-aq_id,
               IN :itab-section_id,
               IN :t_in_position,
               out :itab_insp_drawing-picture,
               OUT :t_blob_length,
               out :t_out_position,
               OUT :t_status )
   ENDEXEC.
   append itab_insp_drawing.
   endwhile.
Any ideas of how to handle blobs from non sap oracle table. I need this blob into an itab in sap.
Help appreciated.
Thanks
Mala

Please refer the example in this link which deals with Oracle date format.
You can finnd a command DECODE which is used for date formats. If you have a look at whole theory then you will get an idea.
Link:[Bulk insert SQL command to transfer data from SAP to Oracle|http://sap.ittoolbox.com/groups/technical-functional/sap-dev/bulk-insert-sql-command-to-transfer-data-from-sap-to-oracle-cl_sql_connection-3780804]

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Hello,
I am trying to read a table outside of the R/3 environment using native SQL statements. I'm getting the data just fine. But every other time (depending on elapsed time), I get the ORA-02396 exceeded maximum idle time, connect again. Here's the SQL code I'm using and I'm obviously not getting disconnected but I'm not sure why. Any help?
Open a native SQL connection.
EXEC SQL.
    connect to 'ONECD'
ENDEXEC.
Retrieve information from the BVER tables.
EXEC SQL PERFORMING read_dental.
    select emp_ssn_num, emp_fname, emp_lname,
           to_char(start_date, 'YYYYMMDD') as start_date,
           rec_type,
           to_char(eff_date, 'YYYYMMDD') as eff_date,
           vendor_plan_id
        into :dental
        from opr$8oc.BVER_CURR_DENTAL_MASTER
ENDEXEC.
EXEC SQL PERFORMING read_medical.
    select emp_ssn_num, emp_fname, emp_lname, rec_type,
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           to_char(eff_date, 'YYYYMMDD') as eff_date,
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           vendor_plan_id,
           to_char(network_eff_date, 'YYYYMMDD') as
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           to_char(pha_eff_date, 'YYYYMMDD') as
                   pha_eff_date
         into :medical
         from opr$8oc.BVER_CURR_MEDICAL_MASTER
ENDEXEC.
Disconnect from the native SQL connection.
EXEC SQL.
    DISCONNECT 'ONECD'
ENDEXEC.
The system log has messages like 'Work process is in reconnect status' and 'Work process has left reconnect status' after the ORA-02396 message. And I specifically do a disconnect at the end and a connect at the beginning, but it looks like it is trying to do a reconnect?
Thanks,
Diane

Hi Daine,
Oracle Parameter IDLE_TIME set by the administrator.
1. Since you are using Secondary database
   connection, the connection must
   have been made with the help of BASIS Team.
2. This secondary database ORACLE
   has some settings/parameters
   which have been set to say 10 minutes, 60 minutes etc.
   , so what happens,
   if there is NO ACTIVITY / NO SQL / NO INTERACTION
   with the database ,
   the connection is IDLE
   and hence ORACLE then disconnects by itself.
3. Contact your basis team / oracle administarotr
team to INCREASE this setting.
(they do it for some security purpose, firewall etc)
I hope it helps.
Regards,
Amit M.
Message was edited by: Amit Mittal

Insertion / Update of field of type "TIME" using Native SQL

Hi ABAP gurus,
We are trying to perform inserts and updates within an ORACLE table where a TIME field exists without suscess. We are trying to code it using Native SQL.
EXEC SQL.
INSERT INTO table (field1[name], field2[age], field3[birthday], field4[hour])
VALUES (:name, :age, TO_DATE(:date_birth), ¿:hour?)
ENDEXEC.
EXEC SQL.
UPDATE table SET field3[birthday] = TO_DATE(:date_birth), field4[hour] = ¿:hour?
WHERE field1[name] = :name AND field2[age] = :age
ENDEXEC.
Which is the right coding sentence in order to achieve our goal?
Many thanks in advance. Best regards,
Imanol

>
Imanol Beguiristain wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I am sorry for being unclear.
>
> I do want to code both INSERT and UPDATE. That is clear.
>
> The problem we are having is that we don't know how to code (using Native SQL) such instructions using in the SQL sentence a field of TIME type.
>
> Any helps?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Imanol
I've not heard of an Oracle TIME datatype; we used to use the timestamp which is stored as part of the date or we set up a separate column to hold the time defined as CHAR. Still, it is possible that they have created such a thing since I last did SQL. In which case, there would have to be a function like TO_DATE which you would use to convert your time to its time format.
If you mean TIMESTAMP you can use something like the following to do the data conversion.
TO_TIMESTAMP(LOCALTIMESTAMP, 'DD-MON-RR HH.MI.SSXFF')

Insert / Update of a TIME field using Native SQL

Hi Oracle gurus,
We are trying to perform inserts and updates within an ORACLE table where a TIME field exists without suscess. We are trying to code it using Native SQL.
EXEC SQL.
INSERT INTO table (field1[name], field2[age], field3[birthday], field4[hour])
VALUES (:name, :age, TO_DATE(:date_birth), ¿:hour?)
ENDEXEC.
EXEC SQL.
UPDATE table SET field3[birthday] = TO_DATE(:date_birth), field4[hour] = ¿:hour?
WHERE field1[name] = :name AND field2[age] = :age
ENDEXEC.
Which is the right coding sentence in order to achieve our goal?
Many thanks in advance. Best regards,
Imanol

Hi
There is no TIME datatype in oracle. There is only a TIMESTAMP or DATE type or the field is VARCHAR2 as most date fields in a SAP database are. To help you we would need the real field type. If possible you please do a desc <owner>.<table> in a sqlplus session and give us the field type.
If possible also supply the error you get.
Regards, Michael

Using Native SQL in ABAP for DB2 database

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