string updateIncomeData = #"INSERT INTO TEAM_FUNDS_DETAILS("
+ "COMPONENT_TYPE,COMPONENT_NAME,COMPONENT_AMOUNT, YEAR_FOR, MONTH_FOR)"
+ "VALUES(" + Convert.ToInt32(TeamFundDetailsEnumClass.ComponentType.Income)
+ " , ?, ?,"
+ ddlYear.SelectedIndex + ", " + ddlMonth.SelectedIndex + ")"
This parametrized query gives me an exception that tells me that there is an error near "?". What is the error. Please correct it.
I am purely guessing but should it be year.selecteditem? not selectedindex?
I don't understand why you would want to mix up the parameter substitution.
Specify all five columns as parameters and set the values that way.
"INSERT INTO TEAM_FUNDS_DETAILS " +
"(COMPONENT_TYPE,COMPONENT_NAME,COMPONENT_AMOUNT, YEAR_FOR, MONTH_FOR) " +
"VALUES(? , ?, ?,?, ?)"
You must set the parameterized values (the ones with the question mark). Here is a similar example in VB.NET:
' Make a Command for this connection
' and this transaction.
Dim cmd As New OleDb.OleDbCommand( _
"SELECT * FROM People WHERE FirstName=? AND " & _
"LastName=?", _
connUsers)
' Create parameters for the query.
cmd.Parameters.Add(New _
OleDb.OleDbParameter("FirstName", first_name))
cmd.Parameters.Add(New OleDb.OleDbParameter("LastName", _
last_name))
If you don't want to use parameterized queries, just substitute the question mark with the default value, or the variable with the value:
string updateIncomeData = #"INSERT INTO TEAM_FUNDS_DETAILS("
+ "COMPONENT_TYPE,COMPONENT_NAME,COMPONENT_AMOUNT, YEAR_FOR, MONTH_FOR)"
+ "VALUES(" + Convert.ToInt32(TeamFundDetailsEnumClass.ComponentType.Income)
+ " , '', 0,"
+ ddlYear.SelectedIndex + ", " + ddlMonth.SelectedIndex + ")"
or
string updateIncomeData = #"INSERT INTO TEAM_FUNDS_DETAILS("
+ "COMPONENT_TYPE,COMPONENT_NAME,COMPONENT_AMOUNT, YEAR_FOR, MONTH_FOR)"
+ "VALUES(" + Convert.ToInt32(TeamFundDetailsEnumClass.ComponentType.Income)
+ " , '" + myComponentName + "', " + myComponentAmount,"
+ ddlYear.SelectedIndex + ", " + ddlMonth.SelectedIndex + ")"
ddlMonth.SelectedItem.Value
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I am trying to restrict the output here to a specific account type, but I'm not sure how I add that AND clause. The Retool has a search for account name, and a selector for country - but I only want to pull out Type = 'Indirect Reseller' - just struggling to make that work as my SQL knowledge isn't good enough.
SELECT
Name,
Description,
NumberOfEmployees,
AnnualRevenue,
Industry,
Website,
OwnerId,
BillingCountry,
BillingCountryCode,
Type,
ID
FROM Account
{{search.value == "" ? (select_industry.value['0'] == null ? '' : " WHERE ( BillingCountryCode LIKE " + "'" + select_industry.value.join("' OR BillingCountryCode LIKE '") + "')") : " WHERE ( Name LIKE " + "'%" + search.value + "%'" + " OR Website LIKE " + "'%" + search.value + "%'" + ")" + (select_industry.value['0'] == null ? '' : " AND ( BillingCountryCode LIKE " + "'" + select_industry.value.join("' OR BillingCountryCode LIKE '") + "')")}}
This works, but I want to limit to Indirect Reseller account types
I'm receiving the following error from my insert db call.
"android.database.sqlite.SQLiteException: near "t": syntax error (code 1): , while compiling: INSERT INTO OCR(bmp, title, description) VALUES ('[B#9430d52', 'Result:', '
pacifism
Enchant creature
Creature can't attack Or
That
—Knrtce of Qal Sima
');
This is my insert statement
String INSERT_TO_DB = "INSERT INTO " + TABLE_NAME + " ("+
COLUMN_BITMAP + ", " +
COLUMN_TITLE + ", " +
COLUMN_DESCRIPTION +") " +
"VALUES ('" + getBytes(ocr.getBitmap()) + "', '" + ocr.getTitle() + "', '" + ocr.getDescription() + "');";
db.execSQL(INSERT_TO_DB);
The thing is it was working on other images, i'm thinking it has something to do with the fact that there's a lot of "/n" in the description it's trying to insert into the db.
Never put string values directly into an SQL statement; use parameters instead.
It is not necessary to use a prepared statement object to achieve this:
db.execSQL("INSERT ... VALUES(?, ?, ?)",
new Object[]{ ocr.getTitle(), ... });
And there is a helper function that constructs the statement for you, and handles binary data correctly:
ContentValues cv = new ContentValues();
cv.put(COLUMN_TITLE, ocr.getTitle());
cv.put(COLUMN_BITMAP, ocr.getBitmap()); // byte array
...
db.insert(TABLE_NAME, null, cv);
I have a field (dose_str) that needs to be changed from Numeric(7,3) to Varchar(20). I would like to know if there will be a need to change the query below (especially this portion SELECT (convert(varchar,cast(Prot_det.dose_str as float)) ) in the code of my application.
myCommand.CommandText = "
SELECT (convert(varchar,cast(Prot_det.dose_str as float)) + ' '
+ dose_unit + ' ' + dose_form_comment + ' ' + dose_mult) as Dose_str
from
Prot_det,
dosage_form
where
Protocol_num = '" & lblProtocol.Text & "' and
nsc_num = " & lstNSC.SelectedValue & " and
prot_det.dose_form = dosage_form.dose_form"
After changing the datatype of the column, you will be able to change this:
(convert(varchar,cast(Prot_det.dose_str as float))
to this:
(Prot_det.dose_str)
And I would recommend that you do.
I have this 2 SQLite scripts:
both tested by direct input into SQLite.
def getOutgoingLinks(self, hostname):
t = (hostname,)
result = self.__cursor.execute("SELECT url.id, hostname.name, url.path, linking_to.keyword, siteId.id " +
"FROM url, hostname, linking_to, " +
"(SELECT url.id FROM url, hostname " +
"WHERE hostname.name = (?) " +
"AND hostname.id = url.hostname_id " +
") AS siteId " +
"WHERE linking_to.from_id = siteId.id " +
"AND linking_to.to_id = url.id " +
"AND url.hostname_id = hostname.id", t)
result = result.fetchall()
return result
def getIncommingLinks(self, hostname):
t = (hostname,)
result = self.__cursor.execute("SELECT url.id, hostname.name, url.path, linking_to.keyword, siteId.id " +
"FROM url, hostname, linking_to, " +
"(SELECT url.id FROM url, hostname " +
"WHERE hostname.name = (?) " +
"AND hostname.id = url.hostname_id " +
") AS siteId " +
"WHERE linking_to.to_id = siteId.id " +
"AND linking_to.from_id = url.id " +
"AND url.hostname_id = hostname.id", t)
result = result.fetchall()
return result
The getIncommingLinks() methond works very well, but getOutgoingLinks() causes an infinite Loop when python trys to execute the SQL statement. Any ideas what went wrong?
Rewrite your Select statements without select ...( Select ...) - thats very bad style. The result may solve your problem.
If by infinite loop you mean that the function doesnt ever get to return a value, I had the same problem.
Found the solution in Why python+sqlite3 is extremely slow?. With large tables it becomes a performance issue with the version shipped with python 2.7. I solved it by upgrading sqlite3 as specified here: https://stackoverflow.com/a/3341117/3894804
I am getting 'Variable 'per' not in scope error' error, when I tried to execute below code in Java.
String xq = "declare variable $per1 as document-node(element(*, xs:untyped)) := " +
"fn:parse-xml($per);" +
"declare variable $job1 as document-node(element(*, xs:untyped)) := fn:parse-xml($job);" +
"for $i in $per1//pimergednodes/Get__CompIntfc__CI_PERSONAL_DATAResponse,\n" +
" $j in $job1//jobmergednodes/Get__CompIntfc__CI_JOB_DATAResponse[PROP_EMPLID = $i/PROP_EMPLID]\n" +
"\n" +
" return\n" +
" <emp>\n" +
" {\n" +
" $i/PROP_EMPLID,\n" +
" $i/PROP_BIRTHDATE,\n" +
" <coll_names>\n" +
" {\n" +
" $i/COLL_NAME_TYPE_VW/COLL_NAMES\n" +
" }\n" +
" </coll_names>,\n" +
"\n" +
" $i/PROP_BIRTHDATE/COLL_NAME_TYPE_VW/PROP_FIRST_NAME,\n" +
" $j/COLL_JOB/PROP_DEPTID\n" +
"\n" +
" }\n" +
" </emp>";
XQDataSource xds = new oracle.xquery.xqj.OXQDataSource();
XQConnection conn = xds.getConnection();
XQPreparedExpression pEx = conn.prepareExpression(xq); ==> error raised in this call.
Can somebody help me in fixing this error.
Thanks In Advance,
Maviswa
You reference $per in fn:parse-xml($per), but your code doesn't define that variable anywhere. I see $per1, but no $per. I suspect you'll run into the same problem with $job.
For debugging, print out the xq string so you can see the XQuery by itself without all the Java string escaping, which just adds a lot of noise.