on 12-06-2006 3:03 PM
Hello all,
I am getting following error in a JDBC adapter monitoring :
Error when executing statement for table/stored proc. 'Purchase_Order' (structure 'STATEMENTNAME'): java.sql.SQLException: FATAL ERROR: Column 'Test' does not exist in table 'Purchase_Order'
But the thing is that, the table do have the 'Test' column and I can update this table using Update SQL statement. There are 8 columns in this table. XI can update all 7 columns except this 'Test' column.
Any idea why? I evern rename this column to something else and no luck.
Regards,
N.S
Hi Narayanan,
I met the exactly same problem with you several weeks ago. Following the steps below will solve your probelm:
1. change your jdbc adapter status to <b>inactive</b> and activiate it, then
2 change your jdbc adapter's status back to <b>active</b> and activate it.
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Make a dummy change in the receiver JDBC channel. some times the changes made in source or target may not sync... make a dummy change, activate and run again.
reg.,
Yallabandi
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Hi
Can you post your Target XML and the query?
That should help understand the issue.
Regards,
Bhavesh
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Hi,
Column Name may be case Sensitive.check whether u have given the correct case for the required column name.
Regards,
Sudharshan
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Swamy,
Why dont you try to execute the SQL statement or the Stored procedure at the Database level? If it executes there then you can figure out in XI. If it dont execute there then you have to check the syntax for the query or the stored procedure.
Try this out once.......
---Satish
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Hey,
copy your xml file from sxmb_moni and paste it in IR and check is there any error giving or not. I think this may helps you
Cheers
Esha
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