By using the query table data pump

I am trying to perform an export of data pump on a table by using a query in a parfile and I'm getting a strange behavior. The database version is 10.2.0.4.3 and the AIX 5.3 operating system. The query looks like this.

QUERY = "POSDECLARATIONQUEUE:where SESSIONID in (select"B.SESSIONID"from POSACCOUNT A, POSDECLARATIONQUEUE B, POSDECLARATIONSESSION C, where"B.SESSIONID"="C.ID"and"C.ACCOUNTID"= 'A.ID' and 'Inform' = '10252')" "

This works, but gets 0 rows. If I run the query against the instance in a session of SQLPlus as below then I get 0 rows returned.

Select * from POSDECLARATIONQUEUE where SESSIONID in (select "B.SESSIONID" from POSACCOUNT A, POSDECLARATIONQUEUE B, POSDECLARATIONSESSION C, where "B.SESSIONID" = "C.ID" AND "C.ACCOUNTID" = 'A.ID' and 'Inform' = '10252');

If I take the columns all about apostrophes in the query on the Forum with SQLPlus, I get over 2000 rows returned.

SQL > select count (*) in the POSDECLARATIONQUEUE where SESSIONID in (select B.SESSIONID from POSACCOUNT A, POSDECLARATIONQUEUE B, POSDECLARATIONSESSION C where B.SESSIONID = C.ID and C.ACCOUNTID = A.ID and inform = 10252);

COUNT (*)
----------
2098

If I remove the apostrophes in the query parfile then I get the following error in data pump export.

DEU-00014: invalid value for the parameter, "schemas".

The PATTERNS option is not specified in parfile him and the TABLES option specifies that the table POSDECLARATIONQUEUE.

Can someone help with this, I can't seem to be able to get the syntax just to work within data pump.

Kind regards.
Graeme.

Published by: user12219844 on April 14, 2010 03:34

It seems that your query can be a little wrong:

That's what you have:

QUERY = "POSDECLARATIONQUEUE:where SESSIONID in (select"B.SESSIONID"from POSACCOUNT A, POSDECLARATIONQUEUE B, POSDECLARATIONSESSION C, where"B.SESSIONID"="C.ID"and"C.ACCOUNTID"= 'A.ID' and 'Inform' = '10252')" "

That's what I would have thought it should look like:

QUERY = POSDECLARATIONQUEUE: "where SESSIONID in (select B.SESSIONID from POSACCOUNT A, POSDECLARATIONQUEUE B, POSDECLARATIONSESSION C where B.SESSIONID = C.ID and C.ACCOUNTID = A.ID and inform = 10252).

You want to double "around the full query and you have not need single ' around all =." The single ' treat these values as strings and he said

"B.SESSIONID" = "C.ID".
the B.SESSIONID string is the string C.ID

In your query you used in sql has been

B.SESSIONID = C.ID

that said, it is that the B.SESSIONID stored value equal to the value stored at C.ID

Which is what you want.

Dean

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