on 02-13-2014 3:59 PM
Hello experts.
I am trying to import an external definition of a table using a JDBC reciever CC.
The JDBC is also used for interfaces and working fine.
When I search for the table in the DB - I get it alright, but when I mark it and press finish the GUI is just stuck in waiting.
I have looked in the CC monitoring and saw that the CC processed 2 messages - one after I clicked on display and
the other after I clicked finish.
Can anyone please assist?
I don't think this is a credentials issue, as I get the table name when I hit display...
I have just tried to use a different DB (this time oracle) - and this time the import table worked in a couple of seconds. So I guess this is a problem with the DB.
Can anyone give me a reference to the credentials I need to use for getting the dbtab?
also - maybe this is because the PI is installed on oracle and the DB in question is MSSQL?
Any lead will be appreciated.
Thanks,
Imanuel Rahamim.
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Check if the user has "Execute" permission on the schema .
Reference : GRANT Schema Permissions (Transact-SQL)
- maybe this is because the PI is installed on oracle and the DB in question is MSSQL?
No. We can connect to N number of databases. All we need is to make sure the proper drivers are installed. However you have confirmed that other interfaces are working fine for the same database.
Hello,
Check if you have the fixes in note 1966817 Importing External Definitions in Enterprise Service Repository gives error. This fixes a current known issue with this functionality.
Regards
Mark
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Hi Imanuel - Is it only the problem with this perticular table? Can you try importing any other table and see if it works..
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Hi Imanuel - May be it could be that the user doesn't have enough access privileges to that perticular schema?
May be you might want to check the table strcture to see if there is any cutomization involved in it(something like below)
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb522526(v=sql.105).aspx
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