I need to do a mass insert into my database. I have French characters(e.g é) into my table
When i connect to SQLPlus and run the query manually
INSERT INTO TEST VALUES ('é');
Data is inserted properly.
When i save the same query in an Sql file and execute same through SQLplus
I get below error:
SQLPLUS>#test.sql;
ERROR:
ORA-01756: quoted string not properly terminated
Can anyone guide me.
thanks
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I open the database
sqlite3 /nix/var/nix/db/db.sqlite
in the database, I try to list every table and then select the content of a table
.tables
Error: attempt to write a readonly database
select * from t_I_dont_know_if_this_table_exists;
Parse error: attempt to write a readonly database
This database is very very probably read only but these 2 operations shouldn't change the data. I don't understand why I get this message.
Sounds like the CLI does not have write permission to wherever it is trying to write command line history file .sqlite_history. Try setting the environment variable SQLITE_HISTORY (incuding file name) to a writeable location.
We are retrieving the output from table through DB link by executing a stored procedure and input parameters which worked previously and got the output in asp.net application.But now we noted that outputs through DB links are getting trimmed say if status is 'TRUE' ,we are getting as 'TRU' etc why the output values are getting trimmed.The only change we did recently was we changed one of the type of input parameter from number to varchar at the receiving remote side,But i don't think that is the issue??whe we execute the stored procedure remotely on the table.It is giving proper output but through DB link outputs are getting trimmed.ANy one has any idea about this issue??
My oracle client is having issues,i reinstalled and it worked fine.Only my system was having issues.so i desided to reinstall
I am trying to run a stored procedure stored in Teradata database using python script. Teradata ODBC is connected in 'Teradata' mode. Still I am getting the following error:
3932 :Only an ET or null statement is legal after a DDL Statement
The Stored procedure does not have 'ET' between DML and DDL in my stored procedure.
I do not have access to modify the stored procedure.
When I call th eprocedure in SQL Editor, it runs absolutely fine.
Any help will be greatly appreciatd.
Thank you!
In a brand new MS Access 2010 database, I linked to two tables from a SQLite database using an ODBC connection. I have the following union query:
SELECT Calibration_Header.Gage_ID FROM Calibration_Header
UNION SELECT CHArchive.Gage_ID FROM CHArchive;
If I execute this SQL against the same database using the sqlite3 command line application, it runs successfully and returns the proper data. When I run the query in the MS Access 2010 database, I get the following error message:
ODBC--call failed.
near "(": syntax error (1) (#1)
Other union queries against different tables get the same error message when run in MS Access. When run in the sqlite3 command line, they run successfully and return the proper data.
I suspect that a UNION SELECT is not in the standard Access vernacular. You can try implementing ANSI-92 in Access 2010 and then running your query as code, as described by Albert Kallal at http://www.utteraccess.com/forum/Create-View-Access-t1924479.html&p=1924500#entry1924500. I used these instructions to successfully create an Access "view".
I realise that this is a very old thread, but I have just had this problem and found a pretty simple solution, so thought it worth sharing in case anyone else has the problem. Although Access seems unable to run a UNION query on two linked tables, if you create a pass-through query and put the SQL for the UNION in there, it works ok. Presumably the SQL is then executed by SQLite and the results returned as a single resultset, rather than Access itself trying to apply the UNION to two separate resultsets.
I am unable to test in earlier versions, but it works in Access 2016.
I had a stored procedure with no arguments which was invoked form the UNIX
script by db2 call and the SP was working fine and script running fine as well.
The new requirement is to pass a file name to the stored procedure and do some
business logic -- I am not able to pass the file name from UNIX to the SP. I am using IN parameter of Varchar(50).
The SP compiled fine and is available in the correct schema -- I invoked
using multiple ways and none of them are working fine.
Please help me debug this.
DB2 Stored Procedure:
CREATE PROCEDURE ABC.sp_Update(IN FILE_NAME VARCHAR(50))
Different methods I tried Calling the DB2 stored proc from the UNIX script
db2 call "ABC.sp_Update("filename.txt")"
db2 call "ABC.sp_Update(("filename.txt"))"
FILE_NAME="filename.txt"
db2 call "ABC.sp_Update($FILE_NAME)"
FILE_NAME="filename.txt"
db2 call "ABC.sp_Update($(FILE_NAME))"
The error I get:
db2 call ABC.sp_Update(filename.txt)
SQL0206N "FILENAME.TXT" is not valid in the context where it
is used. SQLSTATE=42703
When I checked for the execution status of the command I get a return code 4
+ RC=4
Before the code change, this worked fine:
db2 call "ABC.sp_Update()"
When I Googled the description of the error 42703, it is An undefined column, attribute, or parameter name was detected.
Sorry Guys - Should have used a single Quote - It worked - Thanks and sorry