on 01-22-2007 3:23 PM
I have other question ....
when performing action to the database we may get different types of errors like duplicate key ,Not null etc..Error description can see very much in RWB monitoring.But the record of that respective error is not monitoring .
Can i know where can we go for this?
Ravi
hi,
you give logSQLStatement as true in the JDBC Adapter Advanced Properties if your XI is patched to SP15 and above. if you give then you can find the details of the records in the RWB Audit Log.
Regards,
Sundar
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Hi,
In the JDBC Communication Channel at the end you can see a CheckBox Advanced Mode. Check tha tcheck box, you can see 2 combo boxes, 3 check boxes and a table.
==>in the combo box meant for number of retries give 0
==>in the combo box meant for Transaction Isolation Level choose Default.
==>the three check boxes below the combo boxes check/uncheck as per your needs.
==>in the table under the Name Column you give logSQLStatement
==>in the value column you give as True in single quotes as 'True'.
Regards,
Sundar
Thank you very much all.
It solved.
I have an JDBC date format error.
Error dec:
java.sql.SQLException: ORA-01847: day of month must be between 1 and last day of month
This error occurs due to invalid date format.In my req date value may or may not be poplulated.If populated it is posting successfully.If is not populated i am passing as zero value.
Question; What can i use default value for date.?(I also tried with null).
Can any one answer this?
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Ravi,
This depends totally on the database. You need to ask the database admin and do the necessary config in XI. An XI consultant should not decide the default value for the receiveing appln.(Since it may affect the whole process).
We faced a similar situation in our project, and our db admin asked to fill the default date as "0001-01-01". Again as I said it is totally depenedent on the target appln.
Regards,
Jai Shankar
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