I have an query that I want to execute via persistence.query in hibernate.
final String StatusQuery = convertStringFiltersToQuery(StatusFilters);
sql = String.format("Select * FROM Program p LEFT JOIN p.user vt LEFT JOIN vt.Vendor LEFT JOIN p.Program WHERE vt.Status IN (%s) ORDER BY ID DESC",
StatusQuery);
entityManager.createNativeQuery(sql).getResultList();
But When I try to execute it, I got error like
Caused by: org.postgresql.util.PSQLException: ERROR: syntax error at
or near "ORDER"
Anything I am missing here ?
Thanks in Advance !!
Updated the question after got the suggestion from below answer:
Now have changed the query but seems the same issue happened:
sql = String.format("Select * FROM Program p LEFT JOIN p.user vt LEFT JOIN vt.Vendor LEFT JOIN p.Program on (p.program_id = p.UserProgram.program_id) WHERE vt.Status IN (%s) ORDER BY ID DESC",
Caused by: org.postgresql.util.PSQLException: ERROR: syntax error at or near "ORDER"
Looks like you'll need a condition to join . These syntax errors at or near 'x' is usually pointing to an error just before x, in this case, the LEFT JOIN has no ON clause.
Edit: Response to question update, you'll need conditions for each LEFT JOIN clause, here's an example, and here.
I'm trying to do some join operations in sql access but I keep on getting the join operation error. At first it was just the JOIN alone, but then I realized I had to add the INNER which I did but it didn't resolve the error.
Code below:
SELECT Formula.*, Ingred.[Europe Ban]
FROM [Ingred]
INNER JOIN Ingred ON Formula.[Ingredient] = Ingred.Ingredients;
Presumably, you want Formula in the FROM clause, not Ingred twice:
SELECT Formula.*, Ingred.[Europe Ban]
FROM Formula INNER JOIN
Ingred
ON Formula.[Ingredient] = Ingred.Ingredients;
SELECT [Sheet1$].ID,
CLng([Sheet1$].RecordID) AS RecordID,
[Sheet1$].col1,
[Sheet1$].col2,
[Sheet1$].col3,
[Sheet1$].col4,
[Sheet1$].col5,
[Sheet2$].Name
FROM [Sheet1$]
INNER JOIN [Sheet2$] ON
[Sheet1$].RecordID = [Sheet2$].RecordID
I have the above sample SQL Command in an SSIS Excel Source component. As seen in that query i'm doing an inner join on two excel sheets (Sheet1 and Sheet2) in the same workbook.
At this point the query executes well with out any errors.
However, i am not able to join on a 3rd sheet (Sheet3). When i try to inner join on sheet3, i get the following error message.
An OLE DB record is available. Source: "Microsoft Access Database Engine" Hresult: 0x80040E14 Description: "Syntax error (missing operator) in query expression '[Sheet1$].RecordID = [Sheet2$].ReportID
INNER JOIN [Sheet3$] ON
[Sheet1$].RecordID = [Sheet3$].RecordID'
So i am basically unable to do an inner join on two or more excel sheets. I'm only able to inner join on one excel sheet. The syntax i am using works in SQL Server, so i am wondering
if its supposed to work in a SSIS Excel source SQL Command as well since it seems to be using the Microsoft Access Database Engine.
Below is the query with the second join that is generating the above error:
SELECT [Sheet1$].ID,
CLng([Shee1$].RecordID) AS RecordID,
[Sheet1$].col1,
[Sheet1$].col2,
[Sheet1$].col3,
[Sheet1$].col4,
[Sheet1$].col5,
[Sheet2$].Name
FROM [Sheet1$]
INNER JOIN [Sheet2$] ON
[Sheet1$].RecordID = [Sheet2$].RecordID
INNER JOIN [Sheet3$] ON
[Sheet1$].RecordID = [Sheet3$].RecordID
Ok, i was doing it the wrong way. Microsoft access database engine used by the SSIS Excel Source component handles joins differently than SQL Server.
Apparently, you need to have n - 2 left parentheses after the from
clause and one right parenthesis before the start of each new join
clause except for the first, where n is the number of tables being
joined together.
The reason is that Access's join syntax supports joining only two
tables at a time, so if you need to join more than two you need to
enclose the extra ones in parentheses.
Quoted from Access-SQL: Inner Join with multiple tables
And confirmed at http://office.microsoft.com/en-001/access-help/inner-join-operation-HA001231487.aspx
So the below query now works
SELECT [Sheet1$].ID,
CLng([Shee1$].RecordID) AS RecordID,
[Sheet1$].col1,
[Sheet1$].col2,
[Sheet1$].col3,
[Sheet1$].col4,
[Sheet1$].col5,
[Sheet2$].Name
FROM (([Sheet1$])
INNER JOIN [Sheet2$] ON [Sheet1$].RecordID = [Sheet2$].RecordID)
INNER JOIN [Sheet3$] ON [Sheet1$].RecordID = [Sheet3$].RecordID
Lets try to cheat:
SELECT
CLng(x.RecordID) AS RecordID,
x.col1,
x.col2,
x.col3,
x.col4,
x.col5,
x.Name
FROM (
SELECT
[Sheet1$].RecordID,
[Sheet1$].col1,
[Sheet1$].col2,
[Sheet1$].col3,
[Sheet1$].col4,
[Sheet1$].col5,
[Sheet2$].Name
FROM [Sheet1$]
INNER JOIN [Sheet2$] ON
[Sheet1$].RecordID = [Sheet2$].RecordID
) as x
INNER JOIN [Sheet3$] ON
x.RecordID = [Sheet3$].RecordID
Good morning all,
I'm trying to get this pass-through query via ODBC to our Oracle database to work in Access 2003 but it gives a "Syntax error in JOIN operation" :
SELECT "WO_OPERATION"."SI_NUMBER",
"WO_TASK"."SEQUENCE",
"WO_STATUS"."DESCRIPTION",
"APPLICATION_CODES"."APPLICATION_CODE"
FROM ("QCTL"."WO_TASK_STATUS" "WO_TASK_STATUS"
INNER JOIN ((("QCTL"."WO_OPERATION" "WO_OPERATION"
INNER JOIN "QCTL"."WO_TASK" "WO_TASK" ON "WO_OPERATION"."WOO_AUTO_KEY"="WO_TASK"."WOO_AUTO_KEY")
INNER JOIN "QCTL"."PARTS_MASTER" "PARTS_MASTER" ON "WO_OPERATION"."PNM_AUTO_KEY"="PARTS_MASTER"."PNM_AUTO_KEY")
INNER JOIN "QCTL"."APPLICATION_CODES" "APPLICATION_CODES" ON "PARTS_MASTER"."APC_AUTO_KEY"="APPLICATION_CODES"."APC_AUTO_KEY") ON "WO_TASK_STATUS"."WOT_AUTO_KEY"="WO_TASK"."WOT_AUTO_KEY")
INNER JOIN "QCTL"."WO_STATUS" "WO_STATUS" ON "WO_TASK_STATUS"."WOS_AUTO_KEY"="WO_STATUS"."WOS_AUTO_KEY"
WHERE ("WO_TASK"."SEQUENCE"=120
OR "WO_TASK"."SEQUENCE"=172)
AND ("APPLICATION_CODES"."APPLICATION_CODE"='OEM'
OR "APPLICATION_CODES"."APPLICATION_CODE"='PL')
AND "WO_STATUS"."WOS_AUTO_KEY" =3
ORDER BY "WO_OPERATION"."SI_NUMBER",
"WO_TASK"."SEQUENCE"
The query works fine in the Oracle database and another pass-through query also works fine. When Access throws up the error it selects the DOT in this line:
FROM ("QCTL"."WO_TASK_STATUS" "WO_TASK_STATUS"............................
I don't have a clue what is wrong, does anybody have the eagle eye here? :)
Thanks!
Rob
I am trying to understand why my query(below) displays an error message in MS Access Sql query editor(sqlview) when I run it.
SELECT *
FROM tblUSPS
INNER JOIN tblProductUSPS
ON tblProductUSPS.[PRODUCTUSPS_USPS] = tblUSPS.[USPS_CODE]
INNER JOIN tblAttribute
ON tblUSPS.USPS_ID = tblAttribute.ATTRIBUTE_USPSID
As far as I know the script below if I delete either of the INNER join lines. For instance, this script runs with no errors
SELECT *
FROM tblUSPS
INNER JOIN tblProductUSPS
ON tblProductUSPS.[PRODUCTUSPS_USPS] = tblUSPS.[USPS_CODE]
And so does this
SELECT *
FROM tblUSPS
INNER JOIN tblAttribute ON tblUSPS.USPS_ID = tblAttribute.ATTRIBUTE_USPSID
But when I combine, something goes wrong and I am unable to find it so I would like some help identifying this please.
Access has strong opinions on parentheses.
SELECT *
FROM
(tblUSPS
INNER JOIN tblProductUSPS
ON tblProductUSPS.[PRODUCTUSPS_USPS] = tblUSPS.[USPS_CODE] )
INNER JOIN tblAttribute
ON tblUSPS.USPS_ID = tblAttribute.ATTRIBUTE_USPSID