Wrong number of parameters error

Question

We are using jpub and sqlj in Solaris to generate Java Classes for our app.
We also have a set of .sql scripts which in effect clone a schema.
When we run jpub/sqlj against packages in the original schema, everything is fine, but against the clone, while jpub creates sqlj code which is identical to that from the first schema, sqlj complains (when on-line checking is turned on):
A: "JDBC: reports more than one return value for <function name>" and advises that we update our driver;
B:"Did not find <func name> with <n> arguments. found <func name> with <n + a bunch> of arguments" and tells us to check the call.
We have no idea what might be causing this, and when we turn off the on-line checking for sqlj, everything appears to work fine.
Any ideas/suggestions ?

Answer 1

<BLOCKQUOTE><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by SQLJ Development ([email protected]):
Mmmh. This may be a bug in the way SQLJ resolves functions/stored procedures. Could you send me your infile/.sql/.sqlj files so that I can reproduce your problem? Thanks!
In the meantime, if everything works at runtime, you may have to ignore the errors and do your final compile offline.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
I haven't forgotten. We've got a lot of code, and will try to boil down to an illustrative example when we can.
At the moment, an off-line compile seems to work - though you might want to check my other post today :-)
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