ORA-00933 with JDBC thin

Hello
After changing the Oracle DB pilot one provided with CF Enterprise to Oracle thin JDBC I meet a "Command successfully completed" ora-00933 exceptions. The syntax of SQL ist correct code (runs in SQL * more) and it worked fine before. It seems to be related mainly to insert subquery...

Has anyone an idea what goes wrong?
Are there patches / fixes available? (in collaboration with CF8 Fix2, Oracle 10 g 2, W2k3)

Thanks in advance

This is a confirmed bug and there is no work around.

It affects independent and related sql (cfqueryparam).

It will be released as part of the next update rollup (time unknown)

http://zacster.blogspot.com/2008/01/my-CF-Oracle-problem-ora-00933-was.html

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ORA-00933 with the valid request

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Well, it helps to have the right syntax - check the syntax diagram in the docs:

The alias goes after the flashback query clause.

ORA-00933 with an update

Hello world

I get an error ORA-00933 when running this code:

UPDATE type_composant 
set  nom='RE', 
libelle='Réglementaire', 
process_export='YIYZD', 
lien='0', 
lien_technique='0', 
lien_reglementaire='1', 
lien_squelette='0', 
lien_demande='0', 
lien_pj='0', 
id_type_comp_rattach=null, 
id_type_comp_grp=null, 
imp_comp=0, 
imp_lien=0, 
is_spec=1, 
imp_sque=0, 
spec_table='reglementaire', 
spec_req='SELECT A.CDREGL AS CDREGL, 
A.CDSTCO AS REPERTOIRE, 
C.LILONG AS LIB_REP, 
A.CDCODE AS CODE, 
B.LIBLON AS LIB_CODE 
FROM HR.ZD00 A, 
HR.ZD01 B, 
HR.DI31 C 
WHERE A.NUDOSS = B.NUDOSS 
AND A.CDSTCO = C.VACDST 
AND C.CDLANG = 'F' 
AND B.CDLANG = 'F' 
AND CDSTCO  IN ('DS9','UPA','WS0','UGQ','UHU','DSJ','WF0','DRX','G01','DS3',
'GCP','UAA','G02','G00','DRH','DRB','WAA','DRE','WR2','DRC','DRJ','GPR','DRM',
'WA0','GCO','UIG','UIQ','DRF','WG2','XXX','UCB')', 
comp_web='0' 
where id_type_comp='36';

And here is the error I got:

AND C.CDLANG = 'F'
                *
ERROR at line 28:
ORA-00933: SQL command not properly ended

I don't know if it's from the SELECTION, and I think that the syntax is good.

Any help would be nice!

Andalusians

Published by: Guich may 11, 2011 11:04

Published by: Guich may 11, 2011 11:04

And with tabs, it would be more readable:

UPDATE type_composant
set  nom='RE',
     libelle='Réglementaire',
     process_export='YIYZD',
     lien='0',
     lien_technique='0',
     lien_reglementaire='1',
     lien_squelette='0',
     lien_demande='0',
     lien_pj='0',
     id_type_comp_rattach=null,
     id_type_comp_grp=null,
     imp_comp=0,
     imp_lien=0,
     is_spec=1,
     imp_sque=0,
     spec_table='reglementaire',
     spec_req='SELECT A.CDREGL AS CDREGL,
                      A.CDSTCO AS REPERTOIRE,
                      C.LILONG AS LIB_REP,
                      A.CDCODE AS CODE,
                      B.LIBLON AS LIB_CODE
               FROM HR.ZD00 A,
                      HR.ZD01 B,
                      HR.DI31 C
               WHERE A.NUDOSS = B.NUDOSS
               AND A.CDSTCO = C.VACDST
               AND C.CDLANG = 'F'
               AND B.CDLANG = 'F'
               AND CDSTCO  IN ('DS9','UPA','WS0','UGQ','UHU','DSJ','WF0','DRX','G01','DS3',
                               'GCP','UAA','G02','G00','DRH','DRB','WAA','DRE','WR2','DRC','DRJ','GPR','DRM',
                               'WA0','GCO','UIG','UIQ','DRF','WG2','XXX','UCB')',
     comp_web='0'
where id_type_comp='36';

According to this, you use (') quotes by quotation marks, you must use two to make it work:

UPDATE type_composant
set  nom='RE',
     libelle='Réglementaire',
     process_export='YIYZD',
     lien='0',
     lien_technique='0',
     lien_reglementaire='1',
     lien_squelette='0',
     lien_demande='0',
     lien_pj='0',
     id_type_comp_rattach=null,
     id_type_comp_grp=null,
     imp_comp=0,
     imp_lien=0,
     is_spec=1,
     imp_sque=0,
     spec_table='reglementaire',
     spec_req='SELECT A.CDREGL AS CDREGL,
                      A.CDSTCO AS REPERTOIRE,
                      C.LILONG AS LIB_REP,
                      A.CDCODE AS CODE,
                      B.LIBLON AS LIB_CODE
               FROM HR.ZD00 A,
                      HR.ZD01 B,
                      HR.DI31 C
               WHERE A.NUDOSS = B.NUDOSS
               AND A.CDSTCO = C.VACDST
               AND C.CDLANG = ''F''
               AND B.CDLANG = ''F''
               AND CDSTCO  IN (''DS9'',''UPA'',''WS0'',''UGQ'',''UHU'',''DSJ'',''WF0'',''DRX'',''G01'',''DS3'',
                               ''GCP'',''UAA'',''G02'',''G00'',''DRH'',''DRB'',''WAA'',''DRE'',''WR2'',''DRC'',''DRJ'',''GPR'',''DRM'',
                               ''WA0'',''GCO'',''UIG'',''UIQ'',''DRF'',''WG2'',''XXX'',''UCB'')',
     comp_web='0'
where id_type_comp='36';

Nicolas.

Any movement on the expired with JDBC thin, passwords reset?

Most of the links for this is quite old and say you need an oracle client to be able to reset the expired passwords, due to the limitations of the JDBC driver.
Were there no movement on this (or any prospect of any movement?)

Not that I know well, although it would be a great add to our users.

ORA 12505: JDBC Thin Client

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Is it possible to have him negotiate TLSv1.2?
I use 12.1.0.2 ojdbc7.jar
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The secure connection works, and he negotiates a connection TLSv1. However, I was prompted to use TLSv1.2. The client initiates a handshake with:
'* ClientHello, TLSv1 '.
Which means that the server will negotiate with TLSv1.
How can I get the client starts the negotiation with a Hello TLSv1.2?
I tried to set the following options:
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but neither had an effect.

For all those who come across of this question, here is the answer:

When you use the version 12.1.0.2 of ojdbc7 of the Java JDBC Thin client, there is a known bug (19030178) where the JDBC client acknowledges not TLS 1.1 and 1.2 ciphers.

There is a patch available if you have an Oracle support account.

When connecting to an Oracle 12 server that has the support of TLS 1.2, with the patch I get now:

ClientHello, TLSv1.2

ServerHello, TLSv1.2

and with a server Oracle 11 don't supports TLS 1, I get:

ClientHello, TLSv1.2

ServerHello, TLSv1

and the communication continues in TLSv1

It now works as expected.

Create_entailment fails with ORA-00933

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```
ORA-00933: comando SQL terminato erroneamente
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*Cause:    
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I did some research, but I have not found anything on this topic... and the error message is not to help me trying to understand what goes wrong.
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Hello

Are there changes to the character set, the setting of the nls, etc. with the new database?

Before running the entailment create command, that help to run the first next?

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JDBC: thin gives error mystery

Hi all

I'm using Oracle 11 G and I have a java clause that is used to connect the other DB and extract the data. Here is my Echappementjdbc

Public Shared Sub query (string usr, String pssw, String hostname, String, String DB, String InitialDate port) survey of exceptions
{
Class.forName ("oracle.jdbc.OracleDriver");
String url = "jdbc:oracle:thin:@//" + name + ":" + port + "/" + DB;
Jacot connection = DriverManager.getConnection (url, usr, pssw);
try {}
Statement stmt = connIW.createStatement ();

Now I get

ORA-29532:
Appeal of Java completed by eception Java exception: java.sql.SQLException:
ORA-01017: name of user and password invalid. connection refused

But I can't able to connetc with Sql developer, using the same user name, password, HOST, port, and DB Service name .

Could help me solve the problem.

Kind regards

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We have fixed the problem. This
is an Oracle Bug, please see the Oracle note for reference below.

Connection to the external database
Oracle Jvm using the Jdbc thin driver server-side throws Ora-01017 (Doc ID
1303712.1)

Applies to:

Version - JDBC: 11.2.0.1 and later [Release: 11.2 and later]

Information in this document applies to any platform.

Symptoms

A Java stored procedure using the JDBC/thin driver side server to connect to
another database.

When Java code is deployed on a pre - 11 g of the side database server
JDBC/thin connection works very well.

Once the Java code is deployed on a 11.2 the database-side JDBC/thin server
failed to connect with ORA-01017: name of user and password invalid. connection refused

If the Java code is executed on an external JAVA virtual machine connection works fine.

Despite the error ORA-01017 it was determined that the user name and
password are correct, and that it is not a matter of case sensitivity.

Cause

Corruption with the JIT
compiled version of Java code.

Oraclei¿½
The database Java Developer's Guide

11g Release 1 (11.1)

Part number B31225-05

"Overview of the JITStarting JVM Oracle with Oracle 11 g release 1 (11.1),
There's a just-in-time (JIT) compiler for Oracle JVM environment. A JIT
for Oracle JVM compiler allows much faster execution, because it manages the
invalidation, recompilation and code without an external storage
mechanism. Based on profiling data collected dynamically, this compiler
seamlessly selects the Java methods to compile to native machine code and
dynamically make them available for Java sessions running. In addition, the
compiler can take advantage of the Oracle JAVA virtual machine class model to
possibly persist methods Java compiled in the database of calls, sessions, or
instances. This persistence avoids unnecessary recompilations overload
through sessions or instances, when we know that semantically the Java
code has not changed. "

Solution

Workaround solution:

change the system
java_jit_enabled = FALSE;

This allows the JIT code to be bypassed, by simply interpreting the Java
the code that is generated by bytecode, rather than using the JIT.

There is no need to re - compile Java code. Just run the command above

and repeat the Java stored procedure.

To restore the functionality of JIT just do:

change the system
java_jit_enabled = TRUE;

Solution:

Delete all the lines in the java table $ mc$ and restart the database

The java$ mc$ table stores the persistent version of the JIT code generated
for performance reasons. remove this code apparently requires the JIT to
regenerate the code.

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Hello

You can see my PL/SQL:

SET VERIFY OFF;
SET TIMING ON;
WHENEVER SQLERROR EXIT BYEBYE;


prompt >>> Début mise à jour F0005D


DECLARE


CURSOR ORIGIN IS
  SELECT * FROM F0005;     

TYPE ARRAY_T IS VARRAY(8) OF VARCHAR2(2);
ARRAY ARRAY_T := ARRAY_T('P', 'G', 'RU', 'I', 'S', 'E', 'DU', 'F');


BEGIN
FOR ORI IN ORIGIN LOOP
   FOR I IN 1..ARRAY.COUNT LOOP
     BEGIN
       INSERT INTO F0005D (DRSY,DRRT,DRKY,DRLNGP,DRDL01,DRDL02) VALUES (ORI.DRSY,ORI.DRRT,ORI.DRKY,ARRAY(I),ORI.DRDL01,ORI.DRDL02);
     EXCEPTION -- Traduction déjà existante
       WHEN DUP_VAL_ON_INDEX THEN
         UPDATE F0005D SET DRDL01=ORI.DRDL01,DRDL02=ORI.DRDL02 WHERE ORI.DRSY=DRSY,ORI.DRRT=DRRT,ORI.DRKY=DRKY,ARRAY(I)=DRLNGP;
     END;
   END LOOP;
END LOOP;
commit;
END;
/
prompt ============= FIN MISE À JOUR F0005D =============
EXIT;

And I have this error message:

>>> Début mise à jour F0005D
Commit


Erreur commençant à la ligne 7 de la commande :
DECLARE


CURSOR ORIGIN IS
  SELECT * FROM F0005;     

TYPE ARRAY_T IS VARRAY(8) OF VARCHAR2(2);
ARRAY ARRAY_T := ARRAY_T('P', 'G', 'RU', 'I', 'S', 'E', 'DU', 'F');


BEGIN
FOR ORI IN ORIGIN LOOP
   FOR I IN 1..ARRAY.COUNT LOOP
     BEGIN
       INSERT INTO F0005D (DRSY,DRRT,DRKY,DRLNGP,DRDL01,DRDL02) VALUES (ORI.DRSY,ORI.DRRT,ORI.DRKY,ARRAY(I),ORI.DRDL01,ORI.DRDL02);
     EXCEPTION -- Traduction déjà existante
       WHEN DUP_VAL_ON_INDEX THEN
         UPDATE F0005D SET DRDL01=ORI.DRDL01,DRDL02=ORI.DRDL02 WHERE ORI.DRSY=DRSY,ORI.DRRT=DRRT,ORI.DRKY=DRKY,ARRAY(I)=DRLNGP;
     END;
   END LOOP;
END LOOP;
--commit;
END;
Rapport d'erreur :
ORA-06550: Ligne 16, colonne 83 :
PL/SQL: ORA-00933: la commande SQL ne se termine pas correctement
ORA-06550: Ligne 16, colonne 10 :
PL/SQL: SQL Statement ignored
06550. 00000 -  "line %s, column %s:\n%s"
*Cause:    Usually a PL/SQL compilation error.
*Action:
Elapsed: 00:00:00.017

What is the problem please?

Thank you.

Take a look at the where clause in your update statement. You bind the predicates of equality with commas: you and probably average.

More importantly if: you are using online = slow-by-slow cursors.

Why you don't do this as a MERGE statement? It will be much faster.

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Hi All-

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However, the link to the documentation below

http://docs.Oracle.com/CD/B19306_01/Java.102/b14355/instclnt.htm#CIHHHDCH

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Could you please help me understand how JDBC OCI as JDBC thin client? or in simple words, TAF does work with JDBC.

Thank you.

Published by: 858634 on January 23, 2013 12:30 AM
Yes.

ORA-00933 sql is not properly completed.
Dear members,

I have the following query in Report Builder 10g,

Select a, b, c
FROM table1
where a = 12

& p_whr_fy & p_whr_supp & p_whr_bt & p_whr_mat_spec & p_whr_lc_num & p_whr_cotton & P_WHR_LOC_ID

Union of all the

Select a, b, c
from table2
where a = 12

& p_whr_fy & p_whr_supp & p_whr_bt & p_whr_mat_spec & p_whr_lc_num & p_whr_cotton & P_WHR_LOC_ID

Here I used the lexical settings, and with spaces in the lines its ok but when trying to change the query / remove spaces in the lines, it gives the error.

ORA-00933 sql not successfully completed

With regard to:
Hello
Check your default values for substitution variables, at least one of them is not empty and causes an error.
kikolus

Error ORA-00933

Hi all, when I try to perform under query I get PL/SQL: ORA-00933: not correctly completed SQL command can someone tell where I'm wrong?

DECLARE

V_HEADER_ID NUMBER;

V_GROUP_ID NUMBER;


BEGIN


select regal.regal_inv_landed_cost_seq.nextval.NEXTVAL into V_GROUP_ID from dual ;

select regal.regal_inv_landed_cost_seq.nextval.currval into V_HEADER_ID from dual ;

INSERT INTO rcv_transactions_interface 
(
             INTERFACE_TRANSACTION_ID,
             HEADER_INTERFACE_ID,
             GROUP_ID,
             TRANSACTION_TYPE,
             TRANSACTION_DATE,
             PROCESSING_STATUS_CODE,
             PROCESSING_MODE_CODE,
             TRANSACTION_STATUS_CODE,
             QUANTITY,
             LAST_UPDATE_DATE,
             LAST_UPDATED_BY,
             CREATION_DATE,
             CREATED_BY,
             RECEIPT_SOURCE_CODE,
             DESTINATION_TYPE_CODE,
             AUTO_TRANSACT_CODE,
             SOURCE_DOCUMENT_CODE,
             UNIT_OF_MEASURE,
             ITEM_ID,
             UOM_CODE,
             EMPLOYEE_ID,
             SHIPMENT_HEADER_ID,
             SHIPMENT_LINE_ID,
             TO_ORGANIZATION_ID,
             SUBINVENTORY_ID,
             FROM_ORGANIZATION_ID,
             FROM_SUBINVENTORY
)
SELECT 
     regal.regal_inv_landed_cost_seq.nextval,      --Interface_transaction_id
     V_HEADER_ID,                                  --Header Interface ID
     V_GROUP_ID,                                    --Group ID
     'Ship',                                       --Transaction Type
     sysdate,                                      --Transaction Date
     'PENDING',                                    --Processing Status Code
     'BATCH',                                      --Processing Mode Code
     'PENDING',                                    --Transaction Status Code
     lc.quantity_received,                          --Quantity
     lc.last_update_date,                          --last update date
     lc.last_updated_by,                           --last updated by
     sysdate,                                      --creation date
     lc.created_by,                                --created by
     'INVENTORY',                                  --Receipt source Code
     'INVENTORY',                                  --Destination Type Code
     'DELIVER' ,                                    --AUT Transact Code
     'INVENTORY',                                  --Source Document Code
      msi.primary_uom_code ,                       --Unit Of Measure
      msi.inventory_item_id,                        --Item ID
      msi.primary_unit_of_measure,                  --UOM COde
      regal.regal_inv_landed_cost_seq.curval,       --Shipment Header ID
      regal.regal_inv_landed_cost_seq.curval,       --SHipment Line ID
      82,                                           --To Organization ID
      'Brooklyn',                                     --Sub Inventory ID
      81,                                            --From Organization
      'Vessel'                                       --From Subinventory
  
  FROM
     regal.regal_inv_landed_cost_tab lc,
     mtl_system_items msi

  WHERE
     lc.organization_id = msi.organization_id
     AND  lc.inventory_item_id = msi.inventory_item_id
END;

ERROR at line 70:
ORA-06550: line 69, column 56:
PL/SQL: ORA-00933: SQL command not properly ended
ORA-06550: line 7, column 1:
PL/SQL: SQL Statement ignored
ORA-06550: line 70, column 4:
PLS-00103: Encountered the symbol "end-of-file" when expecting one of the
following:
( begin case declare end exception exit for goto if loop mod
null pragma raise return select update while with
<an identifier> <a double-quoted

Thanks in advance!

These lines:

Sandy wrote:

select regal.regal_inv_landed_cost_seq.nextval.NEXTVAL into V_GROUP_ID from dual ;

select regal.regal_inv_landed_cost_seq.nextval.currval into V_HEADER_ID from dual ;

Probably should be this instead:

select regal.regal_inv_landed_cost_seq.NEXTVAL into V_GROUP_ID from dual;
select regal.regal_inv_landed_cost_seq.currval into V_HEADER_ID from dual;

How to recognize an exception with JDBC user-defined?
```
declare
x exception;
begin 
 raise x;
end;
```
When you call this (or a similar procedure) with JDBC *, I get just a general java.sql.SQLException: ORA-06510: PL/SQL: not supported by the user-defined exception

Is there a way to get more information about the exception?
Then the client code can tell one from the other.

* Spring JDBC actually
Given this pl/sql block, he has nothing else to report, you raise just a generic exception. Try something more like:
```
begin
   raise_application_error(-20001, 'Something bad happened');
end;
```
or, if you really want the e
```
declare
   x exception;
begin
   raise e;
exception
   when e then
   raise_application_error(-20001, 'E happened');
end;
```
John

Group ADF opening too many sessions of database JDBC Thin Client.
Hi all

I have several panels of the ADF, which allows the user to run some simple queries against a database of Oracle is using the view objects ADF and ADF view links and ADF application module.
Each ADF Panel as I mentioned contains several queries view link and links in the form of Jbuttons to other ADF signs other ADF links running.
Run Control Panel of the ADF as described here opens up to 21 sessions of data showing as "JDBC Thin Client" when I look at their place of session$ v.
Why I find myself with a lot of databases of sessions.
Why didn't he just uses one or two sessions of database to run all of these links to view? It seems that it opens a session of data base for each of these links to view.

How can I change this destructive behavior? I have that one to see one or two sessions of database for the whole ADF matter how ADF display the links it contains.
Your suggestions are most appreciated.

Thank you.
Bobby has.
Why so many AMs? Can not put all the your under a single AM?
Each AM you will use will open a connection to the DB.

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