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Prepared statment executeQuery() error.

 
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Hi,

I have the following query in a class, and when this class hits the line ps.executeQuery() I get an exception which says " ORA-01006: bind variable does not exist "

I have been trying to work towards different solutions but i do not understand why the ps.executeQuery fails ? does it have anything to do with the nested queries ? Can I have an inline query and the " ps.setString(1, monthYear);ps.setString(2, monthYear);ps.setString(3, monthYear); " can still substitute the values in the inside query ?

Could some one help me out ?
 
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I've added code tags to make it more readable.

I only see 3 "?" bind variables in the query. How does the fourth one fit in?
 
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Sorry Jeanne

I am just mimicking a situation which I am encountering and for a few reasons I cannot copy paste the code in here so I am just replicating the issue in here.
You could just comment out the following from line 77 through 80.


# if (!fId.equals("91"))
# {
# ps.setString(4, fId);
# }

And another tiny correction line 38 is missing a bracket.
 
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