MSAcess migrate - Sql program 4.1

Hi all

I'm trying to migrate an Access 2003 database using the SQL Developer 4.1 migration tool

I have, by and large, made every step and hit the same problem on this (unanswered) wire.

The migration wizard stops. display dialog box:

Shares of migration have failed. Check the statements of migration for more details: convert null

Look at the tab of Capture Issues of this migration project, we see "making the column default clause translation: FAILED: Database Migration: FAILED.  Errors of Java NullPointerException and Convertnull.

The mdb I try to migrate (and otherwise) contains several tables with relationships. So I tried also to migrate a table very simple one / one column (with no default) database and it does not always work with the same error.

Can anyone provide a solution? I scoured internet and have found this one and only the thread that describes the same problem I have. The error message which is produced by the migration tool seems to lack sorely lacking in detail as to where the mistake has been hit, and what exactly is the error (as for example, what was the value he was trying to translate for example)

Thanks in advance.

Migration of access support has been deprecated/deleted. Your best bet is to use an older version.

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    I know that these can be fixed, but I'm unable to understand what they mean. I would be grateful for some advice on what this means and how do I address to them.

    Finally, I would like to watch the complete SQL script for the database migrated - please someone let me know how to consider this in a single sheet? I would like to create a stored procedure from this one.

    Thank you.

    Published by: 803242 on October 19, 2010 16:23

    As you have an Oracle database you currently have support for this database and this is quite enough to save a service request for the SQL Migration Workbench developer.
    Saving a service request will allow us to examine the migration of more detailed SQL Dev and then we can improve the product.

    (The stored procedures, you need to manually extract the instructions in the script generated) that you intend to do) and then put it in a procedure.

  • # The logical SQL programming #.

    I compare a logic where I need to feed accordingly, as

    IF (username) NLS_LOWER = NLS_LOWER (result_set) THEN
    raise_application_error ('-20010, ' username already in the result set ");
    END IF;

    Above, result_set is a sql statement that gets n number of names to compare with user name. How to feed in the game for comparison of sql result?

    To get all of the possible anagrams, that you can use:

    SQL> with t as (select 'john' name from dual)
      2  select replace(sys_connect_by_path(c,' '),' ',null) str from (
      3  select substr(name,level,1) c, name, level*1000+ascii(substr(name,level,1)) cod from t
      4  connect by level<=length(name))
      5  where level=length(name)
      6* connect by nocycle cod != prior cod
    
    STR
    --------------------
    john
    jonh
    jhon
    jhno
    jnoh
    jnho
    ojhn
    ojnh
    ohjn
    ohnj
    onjh
    onhj
    hjon
    hjno
    hojn
    honj
    hnjo
    hnoj
    njoh
    njho
    nojh
    nohj
    nhjo
    nhoj
    
    Selezionate 24 righe.
    

    If in your program, you can do something like this:

    SQL> create or replace function chk_anagrams(username in varchar2, password in varchar2) return varchar2 is
      2  num number;
      3  begin
      4  Select count(0) into num from (
      5      select replace(sys_connect_by_path(c,' '),' ',null) str from (
      6             select substr(username,level,1) c, username name, level*1000+ascii(substr(username,level,1)) cod
      7               from dual
      8             connect by level<=length(username))
      9       where level=length(name)
     10       connect by nocycle cod != prior cod
     11      ) tab
     12   where tab.str = password;
     13
     14   if num>0 then
     15      return 'IS ANAGRAM';
     16   else
     17      return 'IS NOT ANAGRAM';
     18   end if;
     19  end;
     20  /
    
    Funzione creata.
    
    SQL> select chk_anagrams('massimo','mypwd') from dual;
    
    CHK_ANAGRAMS('MASSIMO','MYPWD')
    --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    IS NOT ANAGRAM
    
    SQL> select chk_anagrams('massimo','simmaos') from dual;
    
    CHK_ANAGRAMS('MASSIMO','SIMMAOS')
    --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    IS ANAGRAM
    

    Max
    [My Italian blog Oracle | http://oracleitalia.wordpress.com/2009/12/29/estrarre-i-dati-in-formato-xml-da-sql/]

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