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problem with temporary table..
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toukhir mujawar
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Joined: Oct 11, 2006
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i m trying to insert the data into the global temporary table.. and then copying it to the master table.. it is not insertingdata.. the code is PreparedStatement st = conn.prepareStatement("insert into tbl_jv01_temp (rec_type,sys_code,bu,pc_mth,pc,zone,circle,div,subdiv,jv_cat,trf_cd,amt_type,amount,acct_type,cc_code,std_mth,pr_mth,bill_dt,due_dt,run_dt,run_time,rtrf,prc_mth,version,tag1) values(?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?,?)"); // set the parameters st.setString(1, getRecType()); st.setString(2, getSysCode()); st.setInt(3, getBu()); st.setInt(4, getPcMth()); st.setInt(5, getPc()); st.setInt(6, getZone()); st.setInt(7, getCircle()); st.setInt(8, getDiv()); st.setInt(9, getSubDiv()); st.setInt(10, getJvCat()); st.setInt(11, getTrfCd()); st.setInt(12, getAmtType()); st.setBigDecimal(13, getAmount()); st.setString(14, getAcctType()); st.setInt(15, getCcCode()); st.setInt(16, getStdMth()); st.setInt(17, getPrMth()); st.setInt(18, getBillDt()); st.setInt(19, getDueDt()); st.setInt(20, getRunDt()); st.setString(21, getRunTime()); st.setInt(22, getRtrf()); st.setInt(23, getPrcMth()); st.setInt(24, getVersion()); st.setInt(25, getTag1()); int count = st.executeUpdate(); st.close(); conn.close(); PreparedStatement st= conn.prepareStatement("insert into tbl_jv01_master select * from tbl_jv01_temp"); int count = st.executeUpdate(); it is not giving any exception... just cant find please help me....
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Jeanne Boyarsky
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Toukhir, Which of the two isn't inserting data? In other words, what is the return value of the first "count"?
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Josh Juneau
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Are you using an IDE? I find that using the debug feature on an IDE can really help in this situation. For instance, in most IDEs (I use NetBeans) it is helpful to set up a break point at your SQL statement. That way when you debug the application, you can walk through exactly what is happening when it runs. I find it very useful in this type of situation. My 2 cents...
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Ernest Friedman-Hill
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Please don't post the same question to more than one forum. See here for an explanation of why I just deleted several other copies of this thread.
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