Format of the connection string to connect to Oracle DB via LDAP

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  Message.

  Error on line: 1 column: 20

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  Best regards
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  And I asked it in this way:

  select
   attribute_value
  from
   table(LDAPQuery('', '', '', '', '', '&(!(logonCount=0)(objectClass=User)(sAMAccountName=))', 'mail'))
  

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  parseResponse: {function (xmlDoc)}
      
  var chElements = xmlDoc.getElementsByTagName ("channel");
     
  channels of var = [];
    
  Console.log (chElements.Length);
    
  for (var i = 0; i)< chelements.length;="">
      
  var channel = {};
     
  for (var j = 0; j)< chelements[i].childnodes.length;="">
      
  var node = Sublst.ChildNodes(1).ChildNodes(0) chElements [i] [j];
              
  If (node.nodeType! = 1) {//not an element node}
  continue;
  }
         
  Channel [node. TagName] = node.textContent;
  }
     
  Channels.push (Channel);
  }
  Console.log (Channels.Length);
  return the strings;
  },
   
  /**
  Manages the response and displays the data from device web app
  @param xmlDoc
  */
  responseHandler: {function (xmlDoc)}
    
  var channel = this.parseResponse (xmlDoc);
  var markup = "";
     
  for (i = 0; i< channels.length;="">
     
  markup += this.generateHTMLMarkup (i, channels [i]);
  }
  document.getElementById("accordian").innerHTML = mark-up;
  },
   
  /**
  Generates HTML tags to insert in to the DOM Web App.
  * @index i, index of the device
  @param device, device object
  */
  /*
  generateHTMLMarkup: function (i, channel) {}
    
  var str ="";
  "Str += '.

  
  ' onclick =-"mwl.setGroupTarget ('#accordian ',' #items_" + i + "', 'ui-show ',' ui - hide');" + ".
  "mwl.setGroupTarget ('#accordian ',' item_title_ #" + i + "', 'ui-open', 'ui-farm'); Returns false; \ » > » ;
  "" Str += "" + channel ['name'] + ' ";
  "Str += '.
  ";
  "Str += '.

  ";
  "Str += '.

  "+" id: "+ channel ['id'] +" ' "

  ";
  "Str += '.

  "+" type: "+ channel ['type'] +" ' "

  ";
  "Str += '.

  "+" language: "+ channel ['language'] +" ' "

  ";
  "Str += '.

  «+ "bandwidth:" + "fast" channel + "»»

  ";
  "Str += '.

  "+" cellnapid: "+ channel ["cellnapid"] +". "

  ";
  "Str += '.

  «+ ' link: '+'start the video »»

  ";
  "Str += '.
  ";
  return str;
  },*/
  generateHTMLMarkup: function (i, channel) {}
     
  var str ="";
  "Str += '.
  ";
  str +=  "" +
  "" + channel ['name'] + ""+""
  ";
  "Str += '.
  «+ ' link: '+'start the video »»
  ";
       
  return str;

  },
   
  failureHandler: {function (reason)}
  document.getElementById("accordian").innerHTML = "could not get XML document.
  '+ reason;
  },
   
  /**
  Retrieves a resource XML in the given URL using XMLHttpRequest.
  @param url URL of the XML resource to retrieve
  @param called successCb, in the XML resourece is recovered successfully. Retrieved XML document is passed as an argument.
  @param failCb called, if something goes wrong. Reasons, in text format, is passed as an argument.
  */

  Connect: {function (url, successCb, failCb)
    
  var XMLHTTP = new XMLHttpRequest();
    
  XMLHTTP. Open ("GET", url, true);

  xmlhttp.setRequestHeader("Accept","text/xml,application/xml");
  xmlhttp.setRequestHeader ("Cache-Control", "non-cache");
  xmlhttp.setRequestHeader ("Pragma", "non-cache" "");
    
  var that = this;
  XMLHTTP.onreadystatechange = function() {}
     
  If (xmlhttp.readyState == 4) {}
      
  If (XMLHTTP. Status == 200) {}
       
  {if (!) XMLHTTP.responseXML)}
  try {}
  If server has not responded with good an XML MIME type.
  var domParser = new DOMParser();
  var xmlDoc = domParser.parseFromString(xmlhttp.responseText,"text/xml");
         
  successCb.call (that, xmlDoc);
         
  } catch (e) {}
  failCb.call (, "answer was not in an XML format.");
  }
            
  } else {}
  successCb.call (that, xmlhttp.responseXML);
  }
  } else {}
  failCb.call (this, "connection failed: status"+ xmlhttp.status ");
  }
  }
  };
  XMLHTTP. Send();
  }
  };

  Please see the content in main.js is fully analyzed.

  Forward for the solution to my request all members of the community...