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| ODBC Connection From Database Node Failed - On Windows 10 |
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| EricL |
 Posted: Tue Aug 28, 2018 1:13 pm Post subject: ODBC Connection From Database Node Failed - On Windows 10 |
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Hi
I have a workflow needs to access DB, both IIB and MSSQL server are on the same windows platform (Win10), what I did:
1. Create ODBC datasource connection on windows (named as DSHRDB), it is working fine when do connection test.
2. Create a workflow with a Database Node, specifed Data Source as "DSHRDB"
3. Execte mqsisetdbparms command to set id/password for the broker node
mqsisetdbparms LocalBrkr -n DSNHRDB -u aaa -p bbb
4. Within Database Node ESQL program, there is one insert statement:
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INSERT INTO dbo.USER_REGISTRANTS(FILE_NUMBER,REG_CODE,REGISTRATION_DATE...) VALUES(Root.MRM.FileNumber, Root.MRM.RegCategory...);
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5. Double checked DB, table USER_REGISTRANTS is created, with schema "dbo"
Stragnely, ESQL program keep on getting "identifier 'dbo' can not be resolved" message, detail message shows:
The correlation name 'dbo.USER_REGISTRANTS' is not valid....
What could be wrong here? Please provide advice...
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| Vitor |
| Posted: Wed Aug 29, 2018 5:06 am Post subject: Re: ODBC Connection From Database Node Failed - On Windows 1 |
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| EricL wrote: |
The correlation name 'dbo.USER_REGISTRANTS' is not valid....
What could be wrong here? Please provide advice... |
What happens when you use USER_REGISTRANTS not dbo.USER_REGISTRANTS?
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| EricL |
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| If take out 'dbo', the message become 'AGCO_REGISTRANTS' is not valid. |
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| Vitor |
| Posted: Wed Aug 29, 2018 6:29 am Post subject: |
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| EricL wrote: |
| If take out 'dbo', the message become 'AGCO_REGISTRANTS' is not valid. |
Now try "Database.AGCO_REGISTRANTS".
Or "Database.USER_REGISTRANTS".
Whichever it is, as it seems to be changing.
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| EricL |
| Posted: Wed Aug 29, 2018 7:46 am Post subject: |
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Sorry, the table name should be "USER_REGISTRANTS".
When use "Database", it becomes more interesting now, 
The messages become:
Unresolvable database table reference "Database.USER_REGISTRANTS"
And similar messages popup for each every field trying to add values to:
Unresolvable database table reference FILE_NUMBER
Unresolvable database table reference REG_TYPE_CODE
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The SQL statement looks like:
INSERT INTO Database.USER_REGISTRANTS(FILE_NUMBER,
REG_TYPE_CODE,
REGISTRATION_CREATION_DATE,
CITY,
PROVINCE,
FSA_CODE,
LDU_CODE
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| Vitor |
| Posted: Wed Aug 29, 2018 8:01 am Post subject: |
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| EricL wrote: |
When use "Database", it becomes more interesting now,
The messages become:
Unresolvable database table reference "Database.USER_REGISTRANTS"
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So when you thought "I wonder why it can't resolve the table reference; I wonder if it's looking in the wrong schema" and tried "Database.dbo.USER_REGISTRANTS", what happened?
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Give it a try by using "Database.dbo.USER_REGISTRANTS", got same result as using Database.USER_REGISTRANTS....
E.g:
Unresolvable database table reference FILE_NUMBER
Unresolvable database table reference REG_TYPE_CODE
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The SQL statement looks like:
INSERT INTO Database.dbo.USER_REGISTRANTS(FILE_NUMBER,
REG_TYPE_CODE,
REGISTRATION_CREATION_DATE,
CITY,
PROVINCE,
FSA_CODE,
LDU_CODE
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