Jeff Butler
On 3/30/06, Chema <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
And how I can to log the iBatis query generated ?
2006/3/29, Diran Ayandele <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:This is probably a syntax error in your sql. That error message from
oracle often indicates a comma in the wrong place or parenthesis that is
unmatched. I would use your logs to see exactly what sql you're sending
to your database. Or else run your statements using sqlplus to see a
nice carat under the exact syntax problem.
Diran
Chema wrote:
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> Not, it isn't
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> The name is VIEW_JOB ( but the table name is FUTURE_JOB and works fine )
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> 2006/3/29, Larry Meadors < [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> Does the view name have a # or $ character in it?
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> On 3/29/06, Chema < [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > Hello:
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> > I've got this query in sqlmap config file
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> > <select remapResults ="true" id="getValue" resultClass="
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> > parameterClass="QueryClass">
> > SELECT $c$
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> > WHERE $where$
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> > If $table$ is the name of a view , this error happens:
> > ORA-00921: unexpected end of SQL command
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> > If $table$ is the name of a table, all works fine
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> > why ?
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> > Thanks in advance
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> > Best regards
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