I get the following error when trying to run the query. My goal is to filter the JSON input to be sure only valid events get through. Any thoughts on how i can achieve that?
"Comparison is not allowed for operands of type 'bigint' and 'nvarchar(max)' in expression 'event . Action < > '''."
SELECT
*
INTO
[output]
FROM
[input] event
WHERE
event.Name <> ' '
With some more research i realized that the value wasn't a string so the following cast made the trick.
CAST(event.Name AS nvarchar(max)) <> ''
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I have a sub-select as part of a view that generates a concatenated list of attributes from sub table. When doing a select from the view the data displays fine, but if it do a select in the concatenated list field I sometimes get the error Select or omit error on field.
AS400: V7R1M0
Main enitity:
MSGOCCID : CHAR 20
other fields.....
The detail entity fields (MSDPF):
MSGOCCID : CHAR 20
OCC : Integer 4
FIELDVAL : VARCHAR 128
I got the code for the sub select from StackOverflow and modified it for my situation. (I have also tried the recursive select but it very slow. The XMLSERIALIZE route is executable.)
To try and solve the problem it have added and removed REPLACE,COALESCE and TRIM of the value. I have added CCSID 1208 to the cast, changed the CHAR cast to VARCHAR... not change. (I have change CCSID 1208 to CCSID 37 at one stage to see if that will not solve it.)
If I run the select:
select MSGOCCID, COALESCE(DETLIST,' ')
from WBVIEW MSGP
where 1=1
If returns all the rows with not errors.
Sample output:
MSGOCCID: 2019020443165590
MSGDLIST: 14620, 1, C20180914023575582, 4179792C, C20180914023575582, 4179792C, WIPSTOCK, REMOVE, ROU07561
But if I use:
select MSGOCCID, COALESCE(DETLIST,' ')
from WBVIEW MSGP where 1=1 and DETLIST like '%4179792C%'
It fails with on the IBM backend:
Data conversion or data mapping error.
Select or omit error on field MapXmlData(Cast(Concat(',
',Strip(Replace(Cast(P6MSDPF_4.FIELDVAL AS VarChar(128) CCSID
1208),'-'), Both,' ')) AS VarChar(260) CCSID 1208)) member
COMMSWKBL1. Select/omit error on member COMMSWKBL1.
Short version of the view:
CREATE VIEW WBVIEW (
MSGOCCID ,
DETLIST )
AS
(SELECT MSG.MSGOCCID,
FROM P6DEVCDB00.P6MSGPF MSG
LEFT OUTER JOIN LATERAL
(SELECT XMLSERIALIZE(XMLAGG(XMLTEXT(CONCAT(', ',TRIM(REPLACE(REPLACE(REPLACE(FIELDVAL,',','-'),'>','-'),'<','-'))))) AS VARCHAR(4096) CCSID 1208) AS DETLIST
FROM MSDPF MSGDET
WHERE COALESCE(MSGDET.MSGOCCID,' ') != ' ' and
MSG.MSGOCCID = MSGDET.MSGOCCID AND
MSGDET.FIELDVAL != ''
GROUP BY MSGDET.MSGOCCID)MSGDLIST ON 1=1);
Character concatenation should not be a problem (except if it gets confused somewhere with the CCSIDs). I replace the <>, form the detail for in case that may interfere with xml functions... I have catered for Null and '' values ....
I have search lots of threads on lots of different sites and have run out of ideas.
Any suggestions will be appreciated.
I'm just guessing a quick comment answer here. Those left outer joins can introduce nulls into the mix you can simply coalesce them in the where clause ...
select MSGOCCID, COALESCE(DETLIST,' ')
from WBVIEW MSGP where
coalesce(DETLIST,' ') like '%4179792C%'
IRL I would use locate because it just feels faster when it runs.
select MSGOCCID, COALESCE(DETLIST,' ')
from WBVIEW MSGP where
locate('4179792C' ,coalesce(DETLIST,' ')) <> 0
HY000 is a CLI (ODBC) General error, the explaination in the IBM documentation is:
An error occurred for which there is no specific SQLSTATE and for which no implementation defined SQLSTATE is defined. The error message returned by SQLError in the argument szErrorMsg describes the error and its cause.
Since this is probably not something you are coding by hand, you probably do not have the opportunity to issue SQLError, but I suspect that the message you quoted in your question is the result of some internal process retrieving that error. so the problem should be:
Data conversion or data mapping error.
Select or omit error on field MapXmlData(Cast(Concat(',
',Strip(Replace(Cast(P6MSDPF_4.FIELDVAL AS VarChar(128) CCSID 1208),'-'), Both,' ')) AS VarChar(260) CCSID 1208)) member COMMSWKBL1. Select/omit error on member COMMSWKBL1.
I don't know your files, but I am guessing that there is bad data in the file and that COMMSWKBL1 is a select logical that is accessed to process the selection when you add the DETLIST like '%4179792C%' to your query. Your task is to find out which file is associated with member COMMSWKBL1, and see if you can determine why a Select or omit error would be occurring on that file.
It is fine. I have modified the view to select both the header and detail, and search on both entity entries (linked on the key MSGOCCID) and do a DISTINCT on the key MSGOCCID. It seems a little bit slower than the view the question is about but is working fine. Thank you for you time.
I have a [message] column which can contain hostname information - which I need to replace and remove parts of.
The statement I wrote to do this was:
update table1
set message = replace(replace(message ,'RL','NN'),'.COMPANY.COM','')
where message is not NULL
So a hostname that appears as RL12345.COMPANY.COM will return as NN12345.
The issue is that if 'RL' appears anywhere else in the message column, it will be erroneously replaced. Is there a way to conditionally replace using a regex?
I could verify that the number of numerical characters between RL and .COMPANY.COM was always between 7-9 for example.
To clarify, although RL will always be the beginning of the hostname string, it may not (and probably will not) be the beginning of the entire string in the message column.
e.g.:
"Tried to access RL12345.COMPANY.COM with no success"
There may also be multiple hostname instances in the one cell, all instances must be tansformed.
Looking for the string '- RL' may be sufficient:
update table1
set message = replace(replace(message, '- RL', '- NN'), '.COMPANY.COM', '')
where message like '%- RL[0-9]%.COMPANY.COM%';
A second approach is to simply look for the first occurrence and replace that. Unfortunately, there is no option for replace() to only replace the first one, but you can hack it with other functions. Something like this:
update table1
set message = left(message, charindex('- RL', message)) + '- NN') +
substring(message, charindex('- RL', message) + 4,
charindex('.COMPANY.COM', message) - charindex('- RL', message) - 4
) +
right(message, len(message) - charindex('.COMPANY.COM') - 12)
where message like '%- RL[0-9]%.COMPANY.COM%';
this seems to work, but you will have to run the update multiple time as it updates only 'RL' at a time
update table1
set message = case when isnumeric( substring(message ,charindex('RL',message )+2,7)) = 1 then left(message ,charindex('RL',message )-1) + 'MN' + substring(id,charindex('RL',message )+2,1000 ) else message end
I am getting the following error when trying to complete the query below.
The Value expression for the textrun
‘i_own_name.Paragraphs[0].TextRuns[0]’ contains an error: [BC30198]
')' expected.
Query is:
SELECT
,pi_appl_inspection.i_actual_date
,pi_appl_inspection.i_onsite_min
,pi_appl_inspection.a_location_unit
,pi_appl_inspection.i_own_name
,pi_appl_inspection.cplm_street_type
,pi_appl_inspection.a_inspect_desc
,ISNULL (pi_appl_inspection.a_inspect_desc, ISNULL(pi_appl_master.h_description1, pi_appl_inspection.i_own_name))AS EstablishmentName
FROM
pi_appl_inspection
LEFT OUTER JOIN pi_appl_master
ON pi_appl_inspection.a_reference_no = pi_appl_master.a_reference_no AND pi_appl_inspection.i_parcel_id = pi_appl_master.a_parcel_id
If your query is correctly displayed above, in addition to WingedPanther73's response (the comma before the first selected row is out of place), there needs to be a space between the last parenthesis and the "AS". I think that might trigger the error.
I am running this hibernate query from my java class.But i am getting QuerySyntaxException.But i didnt find any thing went wrong.
Query
SELECT count(contact.id)
FROM Contact contact
WHERE contact.id IN (
SELECT DISTINCT action.contact
FROM Action action
WHERE action.status = 'O'
AND action.currentAssignee = :currentAssignee)
AND contact.contactStatus IN :contactStatus
AND CAST(contact.id as char(12)) like :id --Note this line
AND contact.issue.productGroup IN :productGroup
But the problem is in using CAST.
The error is :
expecting CLOSE, found '('
Error While getting countOpenContacts. java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: org.hibernate.hql.ast.QuerySyntaxException: expecting CLOSE, found '('
The following java code has been used to set the id.(contact.id is Long value and contactId is string.)
query.append("AND CAST(contact.id as char(12)) like :id ");
params.put("id",(contactId+ "%"));
Can we CAST in hibernate query?
As documentation says, we can use
cast(... as ...), where the second argument is the name of a Hibernate type
So you should try
AND CAST(contact.id as string) like :id
i'm having an issue comparing a date in an access database. basically i'm parsing out a date from a text field, then trying to compare that date to another to only pull newer/older records.
so far i have everything working, but when i try to add the expression to the where clause, it's acting like it's not a date value.
here's the full SQL:
SELECT
Switch(Isdate(TRIM(LEFT(bc_testingtickets.notes, Instr(bc_testingtickets.notes, ' ')))) = false, 'NOT ASSIGNED!!!') AS [Assigned Status],
TRIM(LEFT(bc_testingtickets.notes, Instr(bc_testingtickets.notes, ' '))) AS [Last Updated Date],
bc_testingtickets.notes AS [Work Diary],
bc_testingtickets.ticket_id,
clients.client_code,
bc_profilemain.SYSTEM,
list_picklists.TEXT,
list_picklists_1.TEXT,
list_picklists_2.TEXT,
list_picklists_3.TEXT,
bc_testingtickets.createdate,
bc_testingtickets.completedate,
Datevalue(TRIM(LEFT([bc_TestingTickets].[notes], Instr([bc_TestingTickets].[notes], ' ')))) AS datetest
FROM list_picklists AS list_picklists_3
RIGHT JOIN (list_picklists AS list_picklists_2
RIGHT JOIN (list_picklists AS list_picklists_1
RIGHT JOIN (bc_profilemain
RIGHT JOIN (((bc_testingtickets
LEFT JOIN clients
ON
bc_testingtickets.broker = clients.client_id)
LEFT JOIN list_picklists
ON
bc_testingtickets.status = list_picklists.id)
LEFT JOIN bc_profile2ticketmapping
ON bc_testingtickets.ticket_id =
bc_profile2ticketmapping.ticket_id)
ON bc_profilemain.id =
bc_profile2ticketmapping.profile_id)
ON list_picklists_1.id = bc_testingtickets.purpose)
ON list_picklists_2.id = bc_profilemain.destination)
ON list_picklists_3.id = bc_profilemain.security_type
WHERE ( ( ( list_picklists.TEXT ) <> 'Passed'
AND ( list_picklists.TEXT ) <> 'Failed'
AND ( list_picklists.TEXT ) <> 'Rejected' )
AND ( ( bc_testingtickets.ticket_id ) <> 4386 ) )
GROUP BY bc_testingtickets.notes,
bc_testingtickets.ticket_id,
clients.client_code,
bc_profilemain.SYSTEM,
list_picklists.TEXT,
list_picklists_1.TEXT,
list_picklists_2.TEXT,
list_picklists_3.TEXT,
bc_testingtickets.createdate,
bc_testingtickets.completedate,
DateValue(TRIM(LEFT([bc_TestingTickets].[notes], Instr([bc_TestingTickets].[notes], ' '))))
ORDER BY Datevalue(TRIM(LEFT([bc_TestingTickets].[notes], Instr([bc_TestingTickets].[notes], ' '))));
the value i'm trying to compare against a various date is this:
DateValue(Trim(Left([bc_TestingTickets].[notes],InStr([bc_TestingTickets].[notes],' '))))
if i add a section to the where clause like below, i get the Data Type Mismatch error:
WHERE DateValue(Trim(Left([bc_TestingTickets].[notes],InStr([bc_TestingTickets].[notes],' ')))) > #4/1/2012#
i've even tried using the DateValue function around the manual date i'm testing with but i still get the mismatch error:
WHERE DateValue(Trim(Left([bc_TestingTickets].[notes],InStr([bc_TestingTickets].[notes],' ')))) > DateValue("4/1/2012")
any tips on how i can compare a date in this method? i can't change any fields in the database, ect, that's why i'm parsing the date in SQL and trying to manipulate it so i can run reports against it.
i've tried googling but nothing specifically talks about parsing a date from text and converting it to a date object. i think it may be a bug or the way the date is being returned from the left/trim functions. you can see i've added a column to the end of the SELECT statement called DateTest and it's obvious access is treating it like a date (when the query is run, it asks to sort by oldest to newest/newest to oldest instead of A-Z or Z-A), unlike the second column in the select.
thanks in advance for any tips/clues on how i can query based on the date.
edit:
i just tried the following statements in my where clause and still getting a mismatch:
CDate(Trim(Left([bc_TestingTickets].[notes],InStr([bc_TestingTickets].[notes],' ')))) > #4/1/2012#
CDate(Trim(Left([bc_TestingTickets].[notes],InStr([bc_TestingTickets].[notes],' ')))) >
CDate("4/1/2012") CDate(DateValue(Trim(Left([bc_TestingTickets].[notes],InStr([bc_TestingTickets].[notes],' '))))) > #4/1/2012#
i tried with all the various combinations i could think of regarding putting CDate inside of DateValue, outside, ect. the CDate function does look like what i should be using though. not sure why it's still throwing the error.
here's a link to a screenshot showing the results of the query http://ramonecung.com/access.jpg. there's two screenshots in one image.
You reported you get Data Type Mismatch error with this WHERE clause.
WHERE DateValue(Trim(Left([bc_TestingTickets].[notes],
InStr([bc_TestingTickets].[notes],' ')))) > #4/1/2012#
That makes me wonder whether [bc_TestingTickets].[notes] can ever be Null, either because the table design allows Null for that field, or Nulls are prohibited by the design but are present in the query's set of candidate rows as the result of a LEFT or RIGHT JOIN.
If Nulls are present, your situation may be similar to this simple query which also triggers the data type mismatch error:
SELECT DateValue(Trim(Left(Null,InStr(Null,' '))));
If that proves to be the cause of your problem, you will have to design around it somehow. I can't offer a suggestion about how you should do that. Trying to analyze your query scared me away. :-(
It seems like you are having a problem with the type conversion. In this case, I believe that you are looking for the CDate function.
A problem might be the order of the date parts. A test in the Immediate window shows this
?cdate(#4/1/2012#)
01.04.2012
?cdate(#2012/1/4#)
04.01.2012
Write the dates backwards in the format yyyy/MM/dd and thus avoiding inadverted swapping of days and months!
DateValue("2012/1/4")
and
CDate(#2012/1/4#)