on 04-02-2008 10:51 PM
Hello Gurus,
I am trying SAP -> Oracle Database Scenario.
Where i am passing Id and Email address into the Oracle.
In Runtime workbench, Receiver JDBC adapter Channel, i am able to see that message is in Success.
But if i am going into the Database and looking for that Record, it is not updating that record.
I am not able to understand what is happening.
Please help me out in this issue.
Thanks,
Akhil
Hi Akhil,
Even i have faced such a problem..
1.Check whether the database is having any stored procedure/trigger or any foreign key constraints that may not allow the XI to insert/update the database.
2.Check from the receiver side .. i.e the database side(application log ) to find out whether XI is making a hit to the database.If XI is making a hit, then the problem is 100 % on the constraints over the database only or else the problem is in our XI configuration only.Then we can check the mapping configuration,,etc..
Thanks,
Laawanya
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Hi,
>In Runtime workbench, Receiver JDBC adapter Channel, i am able to see that message is in Success.
Is it respective to the same Message which you mentioned that not Updating
Are you sending Huge message, Are you able to see the Sucess in Sxmb_moni for the above mentioned message ?, Check whether the User ID you are using in the JDBC Adapter has the Previlage to Insert the Records.
Regards
Sangeetha
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HI Akhil,
I know you might have verified alll datat hat will be passing to JDBC...but may I kindly request you to confirm about the table name that was passed in the Mapping once again.
While inserting or Updating are you using all the Key fields..that will allow you to create the unique entry..as if in case if the record is already exists then there may be problem of Indexing...of adding duplicate entry...and due to partial key fields Update statement will not work properly..
Also verify the ORACLE Database log...to get anymore details.
Thanks
Swarup
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