I have a JPA query with multiple joins and optional parameters , the query works fine if there is no multiple values sent in the status list parameter but if I send multiple values its giving exception as
"Caused by: com.microsoft.sqlserver.jdbc.SQLServerException: An expression of non-boolean type specified in a context where a condition is expected, near ','.
Below is the query, could you please help
#Query(value = select distinct a.invn, a.accid, ac.accountCode, b.Fbusinesscode" +
", b.scode, i.invtype, d.dtid, d.did " +
" from INV.BINv a " +
"join READONLY.Fbusiness b on a.FbusinessId =b.FbusinessId " +
"join READONLY.Acc ac on a.accid=ac.accid " +
"join INV.Doc c on a.invid = c.invid " +
"join INV.Dstreq d on c.docid = d.docid " +
"join INV.dassoc e " +
"on d.dassocId = e.dassocId " +
"join BLNG.InvMType AS i on e.invtypeId = i.invtypeId "+
"where (?#{#requestdto.invoiceNumber } is null OR a.InvoiceEntityNumber = ?#{#requestdto.invoiceNumber}) and " +
" (?#{#requestdto.mod} is null OR i.InvTypeName = ?#{#requestdto.mod}) and " +
" (?#{#requestdto.getStatus} is null OR e.distrstttypecode in ?#{#requestdto.getStatus}) "
Something like this should do it:
#Query("select distinct a.invn, a.accid, ac.accountCode, b.Fbusinesscode" +
", b.scode, i.invtype, d.dtid, d.did " +
" from INV.BINv a " +
"join READONLY.Fbusiness b on a.FbusinessId =b.FbusinessId " +
"join READONLY.Acc ac on a.accid=ac.accid " +
"join INV.Doc c on a.invid = c.invid " +
"join INV.Dstreq d on c.docid = d.docid " +
"join INV.dassoc e " +
"on d.dassocId = e.dassocId " +
"join BLNG.InvMType AS i on e.invtypeId = i.invtypeId "+
"where (?#{#requestdto.invoiceNumber } is null OR a.InvoiceEntityNumber = ?#{#requestdto.invoiceNumber}) and " +
" (?#{#requestdto.mod} is null OR i.InvTypeName = ?#{#requestdto.mod}) and " +
" (?#{#requestdto.status?.size() ?: 0} = 0 OR e.distrstttypecode in ?#{#requestdto.status}) "
Note that in original query you specified requestdto.getStatus which should likely be just requestdto.status.
References:
https://docs.spring.io/spring-framework/docs/current/reference/html/core.html#expressions-operator-elvis
https://docs.spring.io/spring-framework/docs/current/reference/html/core.html#expressions-operator-safe-navigation
I'm using a native query to get a specific resulset since there's a conflict when using LIMIT in JPA. When I call the method via spring-boot I get 1 row but when I execute the SQL command directly I get 5 rows. I think this is a JPA native query issue it's always returning 1 row.
#Query(value = "SELECT\n" +
" DISTINCT pt1.******\n" +
" FROM\n" +
" ***** ptvt1 \n" +
" INNER JOIN\n" +
" **** pt1 \n" +
" ON ptvt1.****** = pt1.id \n" +
" WHERE\n" +
" pt1.id IN (\n" +
" SELECT\n" +
" ptvt2.****** \n" +
" FROM\n" +
" ***** ptvt2 \n" +
" INNER JOIN\n" +
" ***** pt2 \n" +
" ON ptvt2.****** = pt2.id \n" +
" WHERE\n" +
" ptvt2.******** = ptvt1.******** \n" +
" ORDER BY\n" +
" pt2.executiondate DESC LIMIT 1 \n" +
" ) \n" +
" AND NOT EXISTS (\n" +
" SELECT\n" +
" ptvt3.* \n" +
" FROM\n" +
" ***** ptvt3 \n" +
" INNER JOIN\n" +
" ***** pt3 \n" +
" ON ptvt3.****** = pt3.id \n" +
" WHERE\n" +
" ptvt3.******** = ptvt1.******** \n" +
" AND (\n" +
" pt3.status = 'OK' \n" +
" OR pt3.status = 'CREATED' \n" +
" OR pt3.status = 'PENDING' \n" +
" OR pt3.status = 'VOID' \n" +
" ) \n" +
" )", nativeQuery = true)
List<String> find*****();
I can run the following statement in SQL-developer
String fileInsertTrigger="CREATE OR REPLACE TRIGGER user_testtrigger12 "
+ "BEFORE INSERT ON user_test1 "
+ "FOR EACH ROW "
+ "DECLARE "
+ " CNT number ; "
+ " PKV user_test1.PARTY_ID%TYPE ; "
+ "BEGIN "
+ "SELECT COUNT(*) INTO CNT FROM user_test1 where PARTY_ID like ? and PARTY_ID not like ? ; "
+ "IF CNT=0 THEN "
+ "PKV:= ? ; "
+ " ELSE "
+ "SELECT ? || TRIM(LPAD(MAX(TO_NUMBER(SUBSTR(PARTY_ID,?,LENGTH(PARTY_ID)))+1),15)) into PKV "
+ "FROM user_test1 where PARTY_ID like ? and PARTY_ID not like ? ; "
+ "END IF ; "
+ ":NEW.PARTY_ID:=PKV ; "
+ "END " ;
and it works perfectly in database after putting all the required values in above query.
when I try to call it from a prepared statement in a jsp I get the following error
SQL Exception;java.sql.SQLException: Missing IN or OUT parameter at index:: 8
According to my analysis it is due to 'NEW' keyword.
Connection con=ConnectionDB.getConnection();
ArrayList dataHolder=FileUploadProcess.readExcelFile(u.getFileName());
ps=con.prepareStatement(SqlData.getFileinserttrigger());
System.out.println(u.getExtractString());
System.out.println(u.getExtractNumber());
ps.setString(1, u.getExtractString()+"%");
ps.setString(2, u.getExtractString()+"-%-%");
ps.setString(3, u.getExtractString()+"2");
ps.setString(4, u.getExtractString());
ps.setInt(5, u.getExtractNumber()+1);
ps.setString(6, u.getExtractString()+"%");
ps.setString(7, u.getExtractString()+"-%-%");
ps.executeQuery();
Has anybody got any ideas?
Thanks
I successfully create and execute a flexiblesearch query with a WHERE clause comparing a custom property, added to CartModel, with a enum value.
But I don't know how to "translate" it to try on HAC (just to try and fix it before coding inside a class).
In my class I've the working code:
String MY_QUERY = "SELECT {" + CartModel.PK + "} FROM {" + CartModel._TYPECODE + "} "
+ "WHERE " + "( {" + CartModel.RESERVATIONORDERSTATUS + "} = ?reservedOnHybris)";
And I set the reservedOnHybris parameter with
searchQuery.addQueryParameter("reservedOnHybris", ReservationOrderStatus.INITIAL_STATUS);
How can I translate this to try it on the FlexibleSearch panel in the HAC?
Thanks in advance.
Ale
This should work:
String MY_QUERY = "SELECT {" + CartModel.PK + "} FROM {" + CartModel._TYPECODE + "} "
+ "WHERE " + "( {" + CartModel.RESERVATIONORDERSTATUS + "} =
({{SELECT {crse.PK} FROM {" + CartReservationStatusEnum._TYPECODE
+ " as crse} WHERE {crse.code} = '" + ?reservedOnHybris + "'}}))"
You should get the PK of your enum, you could do this by using a select query.
Try :
SELECT {PK} FROM {Cart} WHERE {RESERVATIONORDERSTATUS} = "Your status"
Basically things like "CartModel.PK" could be replaced by the String.
I have an update query in a servlet. The syntax is is correct, but when I execute the query, nothing happens. The execution stays frozen and the command never ends. Minutes later the message "ADVERTENCIA: GRIZZLY0023: Interrupting idle Thread: http-thread-pool-8080(5)." is printed every couple of seconds
I have tried with:
con.stmt.executeUpdate ("SQL");
con.rset = con.stmt.executeQuery ("SQL");
and with PreparedStatement.
This is the query:
System.out.println(""
+ " UPDATE JSP_TABLE SET "
+ " field1 = '" + request.getParameter("input1") + "',"
+ " field2= '" + request.getParameter("input2") + "',"
+ " field3= '" + request.getParameter("input3") + "',"
+ " field4= '" + request.getParameter("input4") + "',"
+ " field5= '" + request.getParameter("input5") + "',"
+ " field6= '" + request.getParameter("input6") + "',"
+ " field7= '" + request.getParameter("input7") + "',"
+ " field8= '" + indicador + " VS " + request.getParameter("input8") + "',"
+ " field9= '" + request.getParameter("input") + " al " + request.getParameter("hasta9") + "'"
+ " WHERE ID_PK = " + request.getParameter("inputPK"));
All my Statements, ResultSets and Connections are closed at the end of use.
I have a second update which works fine.
package Funciones;
import conexion.conectar;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.io.PrintWriter;
import java.sql.PreparedStatement;
import java.sql.SQLException;
import javax.servlet.ServletException;
import javax.servlet.http.HttpServlet;
import javax.servlet.http.HttpServletRequest;
import javax.servlet.http.HttpServletResponse;
public class ActualizarDinamica extends HttpServlet {
protected void processRequest(HttpServletRequest request, HttpServletResponse response)
throws ServletException, IOException, SQLException {
response.setContentType("text/html;charset=UTF-8");
PrintWriter out = response.getWriter();
conectar con = new conectar();
try {
/*
* TODO output your page here. You may use following sample code.
*/
con.stmt = con.conn.createStatement();
String indicador = "";
switch (Integer.parseInt(request.getParameter("indicador"))) {
case 1:
indicador = "Nivel de Servicio";
break;
case 2:
indicador = "Venta";
break;
case 3:
indicador = request.getParameter("txt_otro");
break;
case 0:
indicador = "Presencia";
break;
};
/* way 1
* con.rset = con.stmt.executeQuery(""
+ " UPDATE JSP_TABLE SET "
+ " FIELD1 = '" + request.getParameter("input1") + "',"
+ " FIELD2 = '" + request.getParameter("input2") + "',"
+ " FIELD3 = '" + request.getParameter("input3") + "',"
+ " FIELD4 = '" + request.getParameter("input4") + "',"
+ " FIELD5 = '" + request.getParameter("input5") + "',"
+ " FIELD6 = '" + request.getParameter("input6") + "',"
+ " FIELD7 = '" + request.getParameter("input7") + "',"
+ " FIELD8 = '" + indicador + " VS " + request.getParameter("input8") + "',"
+ " FIELD9 = '" + request.getParameter("input9") + " al " + request.getParameter("input10") + "'"
+ " WHERE FIELD_PK = " + request.getParameter("input11_ID"));
con.rset = con.stmt.executeQuery(""
+ " UPDATE JSP_TABLE2 SET"
+ " FIELD_DATE = TO_DATE('" + request.getParameter("input12") + " " + request.getParameter("input14") + ":" + request.getParameter("input13") + "','DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI')"
+ " WHERE FIELD_ID = " + request.getParameter("input11_ID"));
*/
/* way 2
con.stmt.executeUpdate(""
+ " UPDATE JSP_TABLE SET "
+ " FIELD1 = '" + request.getParameter("input1") + "',"
+ " FIELD2 = '" + request.getParameter("input2") + "',"
+ " FIELD3 = '" + request.getParameter("input3") + "',"
+ " FIELD4 = '" + request.getParameter("input4") + "',"
+ " FIELD5 = '" + request.getParameter("input5") + "',"
+ " FIELD6 = '" + request.getParameter("input6") + "',"
+ " FIELD7 = '" + request.getParameter("input7") + "',"
+ " FIELD8 = '" + indicador + " VS " + request.getParameter("input8") + "',"
+ " FIELD9 = '" + request.getParameter("input9") + " al " + request.getParameter("input10") + "'"
+ " WHERE FIELD_PK = " + request.getParameter("input11_ID"));
con.stmt.executeUpdate(""
+ " UPDATE JSP_TABLE2 SET"
+ " FIELD_DATE = TO_DATE('" + request.getParameter("input12") + " " + request.getParameter("input14") + ":" + request.getParameter("input13") + "','DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI')"
+ " WHERE FIELD_ID = " + request.getParameter("input11_ID"));
*/
//way 3
PreparedStatement updateSmallQuery = null;
PreparedStatement updateBigQuery = null;
String bigQuery=
""
+ " UPDATE JSP_TABLE SET "
+ " FIELD1 = '" + request.getParameter("input1") + "',"
+ " FIELD2 = '" + request.getParameter("input2") + "',"
+ " FIELD3 = '" + request.getParameter("input3") + "',"
+ " FIELD4 = '" + request.getParameter("input4") + "',"
+ " FIELD5 = '" + request.getParameter("input5") + "',"
+ " FIELD6 = '" + request.getParameter("input6") + "',"
+ " FIELD7 = '" + request.getParameter("input7") + "',"
+ " FIELD8 = '" + indicador + " VS " + request.getParameter("input8") + "',"
+ " FIELD9 = '" + request.getParameter("input9") + " al " + request.getParameter("input10") + "'"
+ " WHERE FIELD_PK = " + request.getParameter("input11_ID");
String smallQuery= ""
+ " UPDATE JSP_TABLE2 SET"
+ " FIELD_DATE = TO_DATE('" + request.getParameter("input12") + " " + request.getParameter("input14") + ":" + request.getParameter("input13") + "','DD/MM/YYYY HH24:MI')"
+ " WHERE FIELD_ID = " + request.getParameter("input11_ID");
try {
con.conn.setAutoCommit(false);
updateSmallQuery = con.conn.prepareStatement(smallQuery);
updateBigQuery = con.conn.prepareStatement(bigQuery);
updateBigQuery.executeUpdate();
updateSmallQuery.executeUpdate();
con.conn.commit();
} catch (SQLException e) {
System.out.println("catch!");
System.out.println(e.getMessage());
if (con != null) {
try {
System.err.print("Transaction is being rolled back");
con.conn.rollback();
} catch (SQLException excep) {
}
}
} finally {
if (updateSmallQuery != null) {
updateSmallQuery.close();
}
if (updateBigQuery != null) {
updateBigQuery .close();
}
con.conn.setAutoCommit(true);
}
response.sendRedirect("sol_env_c.jsp");
} finally {
con.conn.commit();
con.conn.close();
con.stmt.close();
out.close();
}
}
}
Hope this help to find the answer.
PD: The small one run with no problems. the big one it's the problem.
EDIT:
This is conectar()
public conectar() {
try {
Class.forName("oracle.jdbc.OracleDriver");
System.out.println("Oracle JDBC driver loaded ok.");
conn = DriverManager.getConnection(params, user, password);
} catch (Exception e) {
System.err.println("Exception: " + e.getMessage());
}
}
Bill is almost certainly correct and you just have a lock on rows you're trying to update. You mentioned that 'the syntax is correct', which suggests you might have checked it directly in the database - e.g. with SQL*Plus or SQL Developer - and have not issued a rollback (or commit) in that session. Attempting to update the same rows from your code is then hanging waiting for the locks to be released.
If you can find the session where you ran the update manually, issue a rollback in it. If you can't, you can see which sessions are holding locks with a query like:
select vs.osuser, vs.process, vs.logon_time, vs.sid, vs.serial#, vs.program,
dl.lock_type, dl.mode_held, dl.blocking_others
from dba_locks dl
left join v$session vs on vs.sid = dl.session_id
where lock_type != 'Media Recovery'
and lock_type != 'Redo Thread';
While your code is running - and hung - you can see what's blocking it with something like:
select vsw.osuser, vsw.process, vsw.logon_time, vsw.sid, vsw.program,
dw.lock_type, dw.mode_held,
vsh.osuser, vsh.process, vsh.logon_time, vsh.sid, vsh.serial#, vsh.program
from dba_waiters dw
left join v$session vsw on vsw.sid = dw.waiting_session
left join v$session vsh on vsh.sid = dw.holding_session;
Or search for other examples, e.g. this. You need privileges to query the v$ performance views, and if you don't have them you may need DBA assistance. If you can't manually rollback the lock you might need DBA help to kill the locking session anyway.
You should really pay attention to the comments about parameterising your statements, too.