Versions of object type TOBJ

Hi,
In which table versions of object type TOBJ will be stored.
In table vrsd it is not stored.
Thanks in advance

Hi Krithiga,
In many times a sap object don´t have any version.
If you go to the table TOBJ and press Utilities -> Versions -> Versions Management it´s posible that appear a unique version and the next text:
There are no versions in the version database.
For this reason aren´t any entry on VRSD table.
Best Regards.

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Bedabrata Patel wrote:
Below are the details:The details except for a description of the problem
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|| history:
||
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: and
: : : P3, your
: : : variable 'e' will be populated with the contents of the new
: : : employee_t value
: : : that was output from the PL/SQL method.
: : : (SQLJ is just a shorthand way of calling JDBC. SQLJ
programs
: : are
: : : translated
: : : into SQLJ programs by calling the "SQLJ Translator":
: : : $ sqlj myfile.sqlj
: : : Pierre
: : : Tina creighton (guest) wrote:
: : : : I need to pass Oracle user-defined object types in and
out
: of
: : : : PL/SQL stored procedures. Is this possible???
: : : : Thanks
: : : Oracle Technology Network
: : : http://technet.oracle.com
: Oracle Technology Network
: http://technet.oracle.com
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Object type mappings in expression builder

Hi,
I'm trying to use expression builder to give me a query returning all instances of an object with a particular foreign key, and where 'active' = true.
'active' is a CHAR field in the database with values 'T' or 'F' and this is mapped to a Boolean in workbench as true and false.
All works fine in normal operations, retrieving and writing the data.
I've written the expression as
myId EQUAL arg
AND
active EQUAL 'true'
where 'true' is a literal of type Boolean.
Unfortunately, running this query generates an error that no mapping exists for 'true'.
I've also tried changing it to
active EQUAL 'T'
where 'T' is a literal of type String.
This also generates an error.
It seems to me as though the object type mapping is confusing the expression builder and it can't generate the sql correctly.
Any ideas?

Can you post the specific version of TopLink, the exact code you are using to construct and execute your query, as well as the error message with stack trace. With these items we should be able to provide an answer for you.
Doug

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