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• Error no prepared statement

  OS 7.1

  SQLite DB

  I create a screen with 3 buttons of pill.  The first pill button displays a detail screen of the item selected from a previous screen.  Second and third pills show lists of items associated with the selected point hand.  I use a cursor from the main screen to keep the information of the details screen.  When I got to the second pill and try to get the list of questions, I get an error of database on the slider "statements not prepared."

  Cursor tagsCursor = null;
          try
          {
              Statement statement;
              // Get Single Site
              statement = SQLManager.appDB.createStatement("SELECT Key, iBase, SiteBPNumber, "
                      + "CurrentMeterCount, LaborWarrantyFlag FROM "
                      + tableName
                      + " WHERE SiteBPNumber = ? ");
              statement.bind(1, siteBPNumber);
              statement.prepare();
              tagsCursor = statement.getCursor();
          } catch (DatabaseException de) {
              SDApp.handleException(de, "Get Tag Query");
          }
  
          return tagsCursor;
  

  It is an application similar to the one who gets the first list of the screen cursor and retail.

  I have not found a solution to this error.  I think it might have to do with the database connection is already opened with the previous cursor.  But if I close the cursor to the first list of the screen and the detail, I get an error on this cursor.

  I don't know what I should do about it.

  Too bad.  I think I need a vacation.

  You must prepare before linking.

  So, this

  statement.bind(1, siteBPNumber);
  statement.prepare();
  

  Should be present

  statement.prepare();
  statement.bind(1, siteBPNumber);
  

  Well.  Who lost a lot of my time.

  Also.  I use a function that brings back a cursor.  After I completed the list by the cursor, I closed this slider and it seems to have worked very well.

• Table query result using prepared as a parameter in the prepared statement later

  Hi all

  Very new to PHP. A series of 3 prepared statements (see code below), I'm trying to sink.  This page is triggered from a link on a page that lists the individual and all candidates which works well.  Prepared statement 1 works and displays the data in the columns line wanted specific, bottom access so I would call it record and areas, but I think it is called line and columns here.  Prepared Statement 2 which hands on a table of cross references (we have a many-to-many relationship between candidates and positions, therefore for the table of cross references) works and I can say the $selected_positions charges table, because I can see position_id data in the < body > of the file using this:

  <? PHP

  foreach ($selected_positions as $item) {}

  echo $item. "< br / > ';

  }

  ? >

  Can't take this $selected_positions table and use it as parameter in the prepared statement 3, at least not how I try to do.  So obviously he manages not prepared statement 3 no way is a table that I called $the_positions which is supposed to contain the ID of the post, position of securities and to position the position_id numbers that are in the array $selected_positions.  I can say that 3 of prepared statement is a failure because there is no indication in this table that is in the < body > of the file:

  < table class = "stripes table" >

  < b >

  Identification of the Position < /th > < th >

  < /Th > < th > post number

  Title < th > < /th >

  < /tr >

  <? PHP while ($stmt-> fetch()) {? >}

  < b >

  < td > <? = $position_id;? > < table >

  < td > <? = $position_number;? > < table >

  < td > <? = $title;? > < table >

  < /tr >

  <? PHP}? >

  < /table >

  Here is the PHP script:

  <? PHP

  require_once '... /includes/session_timeout_db.php';

  ? >

  <? PHP

  require_once '... /includes/Connection.php';

  initialize the flag

  $OK = false;

  $conn = dbConnect ('read');

  initialize statement

  $stmt = $conn-> stmt_init();

  If (isset($_GET['candidate_id'])) {}

  $sql = ' SELECT candidate_id, last_name, first_name, society, mas_number, last_modified, notes

  CANDIDATES WHERE candidate_id =?'; }

  If ($stmt-> {prepared ($sql))}

  bind the query parameter

  $stmt-> bind_param ('i', $_GET ['candidate_id']);

  run the query and fetch the result

  $OK = $stmt-> execute();

  bind the results to variables

  $stmt-> bind_result ($candidate_id, $last_name, $first_name, $company, $mas_number, $last_modified, $notes);

  $stmt-> fetch();

  free resources for the second query database

  $stmt-> free_result();

  }

  get the associated positions candidate

  $sql = 'SELECT position_id FROM pos2cands WHERE candidate_id =?';

  If ($stmt-> {prepared ($sql))}

  bind the query parameter

  $stmt-> bind_param ('i', $_GET ['candidate_id']);

  run the query and fetch the result

  $OK = $stmt-> execute();

  $stmt-> bind_result ($position_id);

  Browse the results to store in a table

  $selected_positions = [];

  While ($stmt-> fetch() {)}

  [] $selected_positions = $position_id;

  }

  }

  find data on the position of the table

  $sql = ' SELECT position_id, position_number, title

  FROM place WHERE position_id =?';

  If ($stmt-> {prepared ($sql))}

  bind the query parameter

  $stmt-> bind_param ('i', $_GET [$position_id]);

  run the query and fetch the result

  $OK = $stmt-> execute();

  bind the results to variables

  $stmt-> bind_result ($position_id, $position_number, $title);

  Browse the results to store in a table

  $the_positions = [];

  While ($stmt-> fetch() {)}

  [] $the_positions = $position_id;

  }

  }

  Get the error message if the request fails

  If (isset ($stmt) & &! $OK) {}

  $error = $stmt-> error;

  }

  If (! $stmt) {}

  $error = $conn-> error;

  } else {}

  $numRows = $stmt-> num_rows;

  }

  ? >

  Thank you in advancel

  You want to use the value of request 1 or query2 as a parameter in the query 3, right? Rather than build a table, you can simply use the value returned by each line that the query returns. I use PDO, no MySQLi, so I can't knock out quickly the MySQLi example for you.

  While ($result = $sql-> fetch (PDP::FETCH_ASSOC)) {}
  $field = $result ['domain'];

  Now we can use the value of $field as parameter for the next query.

  The brace that closes the while loop is placed after the last query

  so no need to fill an array with values

  }

  Your approach is doable with a few changes to the way in which you go through the table, but it is unnecessarily complicated.

  You might be able to use a single query to get all the data if you use left joins. With this approach, you start with the table that SHOULD return a result or which requires no dependencies to other tables. The structure is like this:

  SELECT field1, Field2, field3 FROM (SELECT * FROM table1 WHERE field3 = param1) has

  LEFT JOIN (SELECT * FROM table2 WHERE A.field4 = table2.field4) B

  LEFT JOIN table3 ON table3.field5 = B.field5 ORDER BY Field1

  A and B above are aliases for subsets of the table. You can image a (tacit) sign = equal A

• Need help: not prepared statement to return the value:

  Hi refugees,

  In LICS, prepared statement does not return any value...

  This is the code...

  String p_person_id = pageContext.getParameter ("person_id");

  Connection Conn = pageContext.getApplicationModule (webBean) .getOADBTransaction () .getJdbcConnection ();

  String payment_query = "select max (payment_date) in the xxbdf_payslip_detail_mv where assingment_id = (select assignment_id from the people_reporting_info where person_id ' + p_person_id + ') ';

  PreparedStaement stmt = stmt.executeQuery ();

  ResultSet rs = stmt.executeQuery ();

  While ((rs! = null) & & RS.) Next

  {

  java.sql.Date sql_date = rs.getDate (1);

  SOP (SQL_DATE)

  / * I tried this also * /.

  java.util.Date util_date = rs.getDate (1);

  SOP();

  String string_date = rs.getString (1);

  SOP();

  }

  and I have to format the date as "DD-MM-RRRR.

  Please give your valuable suggestions refugees...

  Thank you

  Jaya

  Jaya Hey,

  Write the code below in the PR

  Code for the prepared statement

  
  

  String PaymentData;

  String p_person_id = pageContext.getParameter ("person_id");

  System.out.println ("The person Id is" + p_person_id); check the id of the person should not be null.

  try {}

  Connection Conn = pageContext.getApplicationModule (webBean) .getOADBTransaction () .getJdbcConnection ();

  String query = "select max (payment_date) in the xxbdf_payslip_detail_mv where assingment_id = (select assignment_id from the people_reporting_info where person_id ' + p_person_id + '); '

  PreparedStatement stmt = conn.prepareStatement (Query);

  ResultSet = stmt. ExecuteQuery();

  While (resultset.next ())

  {

  PaymentData = (String) resultset.getString("payment_date").toString ();

  }

  Conn.Commit ();

  }

  catch (System.Exception e)

  {

  e.printStackTrace ();

  }

  See below the Code for the Date Format Conversion

  
  

  cabu.ui.validate.Formatter formatter = new OADateValidater (PaymentData, "dd-MMM-YY" "");

  Thank you

  Dilip

• Time of the value of a prepared statement and the differences in execution plan

  Hi guys... I have a doubt here that I was not able to specify the search on the internet.
  
  Is on prepared statements...
  
  When I do: con.prepareStatement (query);
  
  then the query is compiled and an execution plan is for this query on the database, I know. But what happens when I do con.close. Is the accessible yet statement caching other executions? to make this example:
  
  Suppose we are joining 20 tables and we have about 10 parameters for this query

  public ArrayList getData(String id1, String id2, String id 10) {       ArrayList response=new ArrayList();       Connection con=manager.getConnection();       String query="select name, phone, debtvalue, currency, etc from table1, table2, table3, table4, table20 where                           table1.id=table2.t1id and table2.id=table3.id and table2.fid=? and table1.fid=? and etc etc";//a big query       PreparedStatement pst=con.prepareStatement("select");       pst.setString (1, id1);       pst.setString (2, id2);       pst.setString (3, id3);       .       .       pst.setString (10, id10);       ResultSet rs=pst.executeQuery();       while (rs.next()) {               //do whatever and build the response ArrayList       }       rs.close();       pst.close();       return response; }

  Will be the compilation of the prepared statement and this execution plan is available for every performance of the getData method. Or a new plan of compilation and execution is calculated whenever I execute the method? Assuming that the running query takes a long time to maturity it its complexity and runs about 100 times a day in a production environment. It is advisable to use the prepared statement?
  
  Is the precompiled stuff avaible if I use a "" "NEW" "" said PreparedStatement with the same query?
  
  Thank you very much in advance for your answers...
  
  Published by: user4789473 on 25-mar-2013 17:14

  If you lose / close the statement prepared, Yes, you lose the ID. If you prepare again the same
  SQL, the DBMS must analyze the SQL code again, if to see if there is a query plan
  still/already existing for the DBMS session. According to the DBMS, it may or may not
  find/have/use plan, he created for the previous statement.

• Problem using sequence.nextval in java prepared statement

  Hi guy,
  
  Has anyone tried to put sequence.next in the prepared statement in java? I have a few questions to use.
  
  
  example below
  
  
  private static final String SQL_insertEQFCYPRICE = "INSERT INTO TABLE ()"
  + "col1, col2, col3.
  + "VALUES (seq1.nextval,?,?,?)"; "
  
  
  Kind regards
  John

  'keycol' was something I composed for an example, because youre statement tried to insert 4 values but had only specified 3 columns...

  If you have a table, and the sequence as follows:

  Command > create table t1 (pk1 number, c2 char (10));
  Command > create sequence s1;

  and you run this statement:

  Command > insert into t1 values (s1.nextval, 'abc');
  1 row inserted.

  You get the correct result:

  Command > select * from t1;
  < 1,="" abc="">
  1 row found.

  To do this in Java you would prepare the following statement:

  insert into t1 values (s1.nextval?),

  then, before each execution of the prepared statement you would use the 'set' method to set the desired parameter 2 input value. Works very well.

  Chris

• The prepared statement caching

  I am using Oracle 10 g on WIndows
  
  How can I manage the caching for prepared statements?
  
  This is done at the level of the Oracle. These are configurable within the Oracle
  
  Or do I have to use an external tool?
  
  Thank you

  Oracle will save the statement analyzed in shared pool and reuse for future calls. check the Oracle here concept

  Step 2: Analyze the statement

  http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/B19306_01/server.102/b14220/sqlplsql.htm#sthref3478

• Entering data through prepared statement

  Hello everyone,

  I have a region, it contains some elements. These items are associated with their point of view the attributes of a basic VO EO

  I have a button to validate the insert transaction

  My requirement is:

  At the same time of the insertion (at the click event):

  1. I need to insert the values of these attributes in table1,
  2. I need to use among these 2 elements to do a different insertion into another table.

  For the first insertion, it works by combining these elements with attributes of an EO according to VO

  For the second insertion, I can't associate these two points with an another VO. If I create a method that contains a statement prepared with a request for insertion?

  This is the method that I created to be invoked to the click event: (he did not)

          OraclePreparedStatement oraclePreparedStatement = null;
          OracleResultSet oracleResultSet = null;
          StringBuffer stringBuffer = new StringBuffer();
          
          
          
          stringBuffer.append("insert into xx_onda_afaf_trace ");
          stringBuffer.append("(ID_ACTION,ID_FACTURE,DATE_RELLE,DATE_SYSTEME,LAST_UPDATE_DATE,LAST_UPDATED_BY,Creation_date,created_by) ");
          stringBuffer.append("VALUES (20,'1E',SYSDATE,SYSDATE,SYSDATE,0,SYSDATE,0)");
          OADBTransaction oadbTransaction = this.getOADBTransaction();
          try {
              oraclePreparedStatement = (OraclePreparedStatement)oadbTransaction.createPreparedStatement(stringBuffer.toString(),1);
              oracleResultSet = (OracleResultSet)oraclePreparedStatement.executeQuery();
              oadbTransaction.commit();
              
          }
          catch(Exception sqlException)
          {
              sqlException.printStackTrace();
          }
  

  Is could someone please tell me what is the right thing to do in this case?

  Thank you

  Kind regards

  Afaf

  You can create of VO based on multiple EO also. Not sure if this is possible in your use case.

  See you soon

  AJ

• Problem with a prepared statement

  Hi all
  
  I'm trying to insert a row in a database using a statement prepared as follows

                  String [] test = tester; for(int i = 0; i < employ.length; i++){ System.out.println(test);
   }
   String query = "insert into testing values(?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?)";
   PreparedStatement ps = null;
   try{
   ps = con.prepareStatement(query);
   if(connected){
   for(int i = 0; i < test.length; i++){
   String val = test[i];
   ps.setString(1, val);
   ps.executeUpdate();
   }
   }
   }catch(SQLException se){
   displayErrors(se);
  }
  Yet when I try to insert using this code I get a SQL exception SQL Exception: No value specified for parameter 2 I am not entering null's as that first for loop is to check and print out the contents of the array to the console to check for that. All the information is in the array, so I guess my question is how is there no value for parameter 2 when the array is full?                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                    
  			 
  801330 wrote:
  ps.setString(1, val);
  ps.executeUpdate();
  
  Yet, when I try to insert using this code, I get an SQL exception
  The SQL Exception: No value specified for parameter 2
  I am not entered null value because this first loop must check and print the content of the table on the console to verify that. All the information is in the table, so I guess my question is how is there no value for parameter 2 when the table is full?
  Because (1) you never set just the first parameter (2) don't you really want to run the PS each time through the loop? Isn't it? I have not guessed not.
  DB
  		   

• Prepared statement with placeholders - order or names are important

  Hello
  
  I'll explain my question, using the example of WESTERN literature.
  
  What happens if I do something like:
  < pre >
  Note the order
  stmt-> setSQL ("BEGIN countFruit (: 2: 1);") ("END:");
  stmt-> setString (1, "Apples");
  stmt-> setString (2, "Oranges");
  < / pre >
  
  This will become
  < pre >
  BEGIN countFruit ("apples", "Oranges"); END
  < / pre >
  or
  < pre >
  BEGIN countFruit ("Oranges", "Apples"); END
  < / pre >
  
  So, if the answer is:
  
  * "the first is correct" *, then - I can use what I want for the fictitious settings (some strings, for example), you start with ':'?
  
  * "the second is correct" *, then:
  
  * Means that I can't use strings as placeholders (because setXXX does not string as the first parameter, but a number - position)
  
  * can I use numbers derived from, or I can use what I want. I mean, is this valid: "BEGIN countFruit (: 13,: 666); ' END: '. So, if it is, it means, I should use setXXX (13,...) and setXXX (666,...), instead of setXXX (1,...) and setXXX (2,...)?
  
  -----
  
  Sorry for the questions of a model, but I have not seen this explained in the doc (at least for 10g). And Yes, I can test it, but it doesn't mean anything, it can be an undefined behavior or configuration of the server or whatever, and I just want to be sure :)
  
  Thanks in advance.
  
  Best regards
  Kiril Kirov

  Your interpretation is correct in the first, second and third cases.
  In the latter case, you can bind only once for: 1,: 2 &: 3 and he would take the same values for all repeatable zeros.

• Using the statement prepared in adf

  Hi Experts,
  I am confused with the use of a prepared statement in the adf.
  My use case is,
  I have to update a table from every page in my application under certain conditions.
  
  My question is,
  If I have to create the iterator VO mandatory in all pages and calling the createinsert and insert the data into the table or
  
  use a common method in the Application module impl
  who uses a prepared statement (which is not even creating the ViewObject) like

   PreparedStatement st = null;
  String sql = "INSERT INTO hr.departments (DEPARTMENT_ID,    DEPARTMENT_NAME,   MANAGER_ID,   LOCATION_ID) VALUES (seq,?,?,?)";
              st=getDBTransaction().createPreparedStatement(sql,0);
              st.setString(1, name);
              st.setString(2, mgr_id);
              st.setString(3, Loc_id);
              st.execute();
  getDBTransaction().commit();

  What is the best approach?
  
  Studio Edition Version 11.1.1.2.0
  
  Rognard

  Ranjinth,

  It is not against the layered architecture, none.

  Why not use an approach hybrid?

  Create a method of AM service, as you did, but instead of writing your own prepared statement, just manipulate the VO in the method: create a line, set attributes, insert the line.

• Satellite X 200-20 years do not go into hibernation mode when the battery is 2%

  Hi all

  I just received my X 200 brand-new and very shiney and went through the normal procedures of change in VISTA power management settings, but I can't seem to enter the State of hibernation automatically. I have it configured such as a battery alarm critical (to 2%), the laptop should automatically enter Hibernation State save my data and downtime.

  Unfortunately, this does not happen and he died right after that the battery level has dropped below the 2% limit. On re - boot (with power supply) VITSA tells me it has not been closed correctly. You don't say! :-)

  I have configured laptops before using XP and have not had any problems. I know that VISTA it has many more options to set up and wonder if I'm missing something. I checked the help files for the VISTA and I seem to do the right thing.

  I really would prefer to use Hibernate instead of sleep, but simply can't get to do on a critical battery level.

  Does anyone have any ideas or suggestions?

  Thanks in advance

  Hmm normally, it should be possible to set Vista power options to hibernate if the battery reaches a critical level.
  I think you should try to reconfigure the settings.

  Check the hibernation of different battery level. For example, you can set the level of hibernation at 10%. Please don t forget to apply settings ;)

  By the way; I recommend to check the BIOS settings too.

• Satellite U205 would not be put into hibernation

  When I select Hibernate in the shutdown options that the classic windows xp appears with "preparation for the hibernation" and the machine hangs.
  This also happens when I ask him to standby mode.

  The screen is blank but power remains on. I have to press the power button / stop for 5secs in both cases to kill the power to the machine.

  Recently installed new software or microsoft updates? 3rd party software can sometimes this kind of problems.

  I suggest you try the following:

  -Update your BIOS to the latest version and put everything in your default BIOS
  -update your entire system and reinstall the powersaver which must be downloaded from the toshiba driver download site
  -If this is not enough, reclaim your machine and update all

  If hibernation won´t work any try you´ve, then give please a few comments here and we will discuss more on this subject.

  Welcome them

• I can't use Hibernation mode/mode standby on my Satellite

  I can't use the Hibernation mode and also in standby mode! After that passage to these forms of my laptop shows a blue screen with the message «Preparing for the Hibernation/standby mode...» "and... There is nothing after this message just as the comp is hanging. Please advise me someone what can I do with this.

  Why you n t see more details? ?:|
  I put t understand users who post something but without any information on the laptop, which the OS has been pre-installed, manually or the recovery CD, what was done on the laptop, (X) - etc.

  Sorry for this comment but I hope you understand my point of view.
  However, using the OS from Toshiba Recovery CD?

  Usually if the Toshiba Power saver was installed on the laptop then this utility controls the Hibernate mode and the day before.
  But as I mentioned above, the OS from the restore CD should work. If you installed it manually if something is missing.

• Qosmio G20 wakes up after hibernation for no apparent reason

  Hello all,.

  For a while now, I've noticed that my Qosmio G20 tends to wake up from hibernation at random times for no reason apparent. When I place it in hibernation during the night, it passes in a State of hibernation, but (normally) after a few hours suddenly waking up from that State for no reason.

  Obviously this isn't a big issue, but I prefer to Hibernate when it's possible (as opposed to the day before) and it's pretty boring to woke up at 04:00 by triumphing over the Qosmio music shine (it's still better than windows ' your da!) " : P)

  Any ideas?

  Kinder,.
  Lee.

  Hi Lee

  Please check the BIOS settings. I'm not 100% sure, but on a page on the side right, there must be some sort of wake-up option. Check if this option is enabled.