Dear all, I am trying to update some columns in a DB using a Query Da

octavianp over 9 years ago

Dear all,

I am trying to update some columns in a DB using a Query Database Smart Service Task and I need to use the IN wildcard for the WHERE clause. Typically in my mind it should look like this UPDATE mytable SET row = 0 WHERE id IN (ac!oneVariable). The ac!oneVariable is a number(integer) MULTIPLE came from a process variable updated in a User Task. By implementing the above mentioned approach I get some weird alerts which I think are generated from hibernate : There was a problem executing the SQL query. SQL Message : [Ljava.lang.Long; cannot be cast to java.lang.Long Problem: An error occurred in executing an Activity Class.

I also tried to "inject" the contents of the pv!oneVariable in a text activity class having value: joinarray(pv!oneVariable, '","') but without any success.

Could you please help me with the best practices with this regard?

Thanks in advance,
Octavian

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0 Venu over 9 years ago

HI Octav,

i am facing the similar issue,
i need to select two columns from View and used where clause, in operator,
here the values for In operator comes from acp.

SELECT DISTINCT
status,ftn_Id
FROM
schema.my_view
WHERE service IN ('service1','service2')
AND INSTR(ac!ftn_Id, CONCAT(',', ftn_Id, ',')) > 0
AND ROWNUM =1

i am using Oracle.

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0 Venu over 9 years ago

HI Octav,

i am facing the similar issue,
i need to select two columns from View and used where clause, in operator,
here the values for In operator comes from acp.

SELECT DISTINCT
status,ftn_Id
FROM
schema.my_view
WHERE service IN ('service1','service2')
AND INSTR(ac!ftn_Id, CONCAT(',', ftn_Id, ',')) > 0
AND ROWNUM =1

i am using Oracle.

Any suggestions.
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