Errors in the schema SQL TestStand 4.1.1

I am trying to create a new MSDE 2005 SQL Server database using the new schema of TestStand 4.1.1. I've used the SQL Server stored procedure to generate a .sql file, and then run this SQL file. I get several errors similar to the following:

> CREATE TABLE STEP_RESULT (ID uniqueidentifier PRIMARY KEY, UUT_RESULT uniqueidentifier, STEP_PARENT uniqueidentifier, int ORDER_NUMBER, STEP_NAME varchar (255), STEP_TYPE varchar (255), STEP_GROUP varchar (32), STEP_INDEX int, STEP_ID varchar (32), STATUS varchar (255), REPORT_TEXT varchar (255), int, varchar ERROR_MESSAGE ERROR_CODE (255), CAUSED_SEQFAIL bit, MODULE_TIME float, float TOTAL_TIME) Int NUM_PASSED int NUM_LOOPS, int NUM_FAILED, int ENDING_LOOP_INDEX, int LOOP_INDEX, int INTERACTIVE_EXENUM, CONSTRAINT STEP_RESULT_FK FOREIGN KEY (UUT_RESULT) REFERENCES (ID))
Command failed with the following error...:
Line 1: Syntax incorrect close '('.) (- 2147217900)

I tried to run this statement in both MSDE and through the viewer of TestStand database with similar results. Everyone knows this problem or have any ideas?

Function to generate the SQL files from a schema does not always perfect SQL statements, but closer you get to where you need to be to try to create it from scratch. Have you thought to look at the default SQL files included with the product, specifically the file "SQL Server Create Stored Proc result Tables.sql" located in the directory "\Components\Models\TestStandModels\Database?" It is a file that should work out of the box for the default schemas for SQL server and MSDE. Other SQL files for other schemas by default, and there are older SQL files for previous versions in the subdirectory 'previous patterns (2.x - 4.0).

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  • PL/SQL cursor loop... error IN the necessary clause... but several lines

    Oracle 11 g 2 Linux x86_64

    Hi all


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    v_object VARCHAR2 (10): = "TABLE";

    v_schema VARCHAR2 (30): = 'TEST ';

    CURSOR tblsze_cur IS

    SELECT table_name

    FROM dba_tables

    Owner WHERE = 'TEST '.

    AND (IN) table_name

    "T1"

    "T2."

    "T3");

    BEGIN

    FOR tbl_rec IN tblsze_cur

    LOOP

    Select * from

    Table (dbms_space. OBJECT_GROWTH_TREND

    (v_schema, tbl_rec.table_name, v_object)) ;

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    END;

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    Select * from table (dbms_space. OBJECT_GROWTH_TREND

    *

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    validating TIMESTAMP,
    space_usage NUMBER,
    space_alloc NUMBER,
    quality VARCHAR (20))
    /

    Create type object_growth_trend_table as table of the object_growth_trend_row
    /

    DECLARE
    number of r;
    We varchar2 (30): = 'SCOTT ';
    TYPE nmtbl IS TABLE OF THE all_tables.table_name%TYPE;
    tNom nmtbl;
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    From all_tables
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    Select *.
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    OPEN c1;
    FETCH c1 COLLECT LOOSE tNom;
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    BECAUSE me IN tNom. FIRST... tNom. LAST
    LOOP
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    LOOP
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    dbms_output.put_line ('Timestamp: ' | g.timePoint |') Use: ' | g.space_usage);
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    DBMS_OUTPUT. Put_line (' found lines: ' | r);
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    Timestamp: 3 July 13 09.15.27.250000 use: 5332

    Found lines: 1

    For table growth: DEPT

    EXCEPTION in the treatment of the Charles - code:-14551 msg: ORA-14551: cannot perform a DML operation inside a query

    Timestamp: 3 July 13 09.15.27.282000 use: 4846

    Found lines: 1

    Not sure why it's up the DML operation... which seems inner exception to the dbms_space package.  Even if I just run it directly in sys like this:

    SQL > SELECT *.
    2. IN the TABLE (dbms_space.object_growth_trend ('SYS', ' $', TAB 'TABLE'));

    AFTER SPACE_USAGE SPACE_ALLOC QUALITY
    --------------------------------------------------------------------------- ----------- ----------- --------------------
    3 JULY 13 09.19.01.956000 10342201 24117248 INTERPOLATED


    4 JULY 13 09.19.01.956000 10342201 24117248 INTERPOLATED
    JULY 5, 13 09.19.01.956000 10342201 24117248 INTERPOLATED
    6 JULY 13 09.19.01.956000 10342201 24117248 INTERPOLATED
    7 JULY 13 09.19.01.956000 10342201 24117248 INTERPOLATED
    8 JULY 13 09.19.01.956000 10342201 24117248 INTERPOLATED
    9 JULY 13 09.19.01.956000 10342201 24117248 INTERPOLATED
    10 JULY 13 09.19.01.956000 10342201 24117248 INTERPOLATED
    JULY 11, 13 09.19.01.956000 10342201 24117248 INTERPOLATED
    12 JULY 13 09.19.01.956000 10342201 24117248 INTERPOLATED
    13 JULY 13 09.19.01.956000 10342201 24117248 INTERPOLATED
    14 JULY 13 09.19.01.956000 10342201 24117248 INTERPOLATED
    15 JULY 13 09.19.01.956000 10342201 24117248 INTERPOLATED
    16 JULY 13 09.19.01.956000 10342201 24117248 INTERPOLATED
    17 JULY 13 09.19.01.956000 10342201 24117248 INTERPOLATED
    18 JULY 13 09.19.01.956000 10342201 24117248 INTERPOLATED
    19 JULY 13 09.19.01.956000 10342201 24117248 INTERPOLATED
    20 JULY 13 09.19.01.956000 10342201 24117248 INTERPOLATED
    21 JULY 13 09.19.01.956000 10342201 24117248 INTERPOLATED
    22 JULY 13 09.19.01.956000 10342201 24117248 INTERPOLATED
    23 JULY 13 09.19.01.956000 10342201 24117248 INTERPOLATED
    24 JULY 13 09.19.01.956000 10342201 24117248 INTERPOLATED
    25 JULY 13 09.19.01.956000 10342201 24117248 INTERPOLATED
    26 JULY 13 09.19.01.956000 10342201 24117248 GOOD
    27 JULY 13 09.19.01.956000 10342201 24117248 GOOD
    28 JULY 13 09.19.01.956000 10342201 24117248 GOOD
    29 JULY 13 09.19.01.956000 10342201 24117248 GOOD
    30 JULY 13 09.19.01.956000 10342201 24117248 GOOD
    31 JULY 13 09.19.01.956000 10342201 24117248 GOOD
    1ST AUGUST 13 09.19.01.956000 10342201 24117248 GOOD
    2 AUGUST 13 09.19.01.956000 10342201 24117248 GOOD
    3 AUGUST 13 09.19.01.956000 10342201 24117248 PLANNED
    4 AUGUST 13 09.19.01.956000 10342201 24117248 PLANNED
    5 AUGUST 13 09.19.01.956000 10342201 24117248 PLANNED
    6 AUGUST 13 09.19.01.956000 10342201 24117248 PLANNED
    7 AUGUST 13 09.19.01.956000 10342201 24117248 PLANNED

    36 selected lines.

    EXCEPTION in the treatment of the Charles - code:-14551 msg: ORA-14551: cannot perform a DML operation inside a query

    ... She still throws the exception.

    Doesn't seem like a package of well designed if the types are provided only in the package and not as objects of database, which are required to be used in SQL based in pipeline.

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