ver config, change IDField to reference the ID column (unless it's
really the msisdn column you're using as the unique id), and get rid of the
'application' and 'hostname' params (they're defined in the sql concat
statement above)
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Subject:Chainsaw with CustomSQLDBReceiver fo oracle
Hi,
I am trying to configure a CustomSQLDBReceiver for the Oracle DB I am using.
After solving some problems mentionned in other postings on this mailing
list
l.
Regards,
Patrick.
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From: Scott Deboy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: vrijdag 18 maart 2005 6:22
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Subject: RE: Chainsaw with CustomSQLDBReceiver fo oracle
If you can post your table schema and what you have for an 'sql' parameter
and we can fi
@logging.apache.org'
Cc:
Subject:Chainsaw with CustomSQLDBReceiver fo oracle
Hi,
I am trying to configure a CustomSQLDBReceiver for the Oracle DB I am using.
After solving some problems mentionned in other postings on this mailing
list, I now try set up a working sql statement.
The stateme
Hi,
I am trying to configure a CustomSQLDBReceiver for the Oracle DB I am using.
After solving some problems mentionned in other postings on this mailing
list, I now try set up a working sql statement.
The statement I have now results in an error. The event in the chainsaw log
describe it as an in
