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Inserting data through JDBC Adapter

Posted on Feb 09, 2005 at 11:41 AM 16 Views

Hi Hart Liu,

My system is on the latest patches of XI3.0 SP9. I am trying to insert some records into a database through JDBC adapter.

We have been facing with problem XSD structure in the jdbc side. We r manually created XSD structure. In the adapter engine we don’t have any action item. In u r mail

U r structure contains action attribute.

Can u plz help me out to generate the right XSD structure?

We have one more doubt, is there any automatically structure-generated option? plz let us know.......

We r waiting for u r reply....

Plz help me!!!!!!!!

Regards,

Anil

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    Posted on Feb 10, 2005 at 03:13 AM
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    Hi Anil,

    The structure of the data type for inserting data into DB should be

    <name of data type>

    <Statement>

    <table name>

    action(attribute)

    <access>

    <field 1>

    <field 2>

    .

    .

    .

    <field n>

    U can generate the xsd structure of the required table using xml spy and use that, instead of manually doing(which becomes very difficult in case of huge tables)

    Hope it answers ur query.

    Regards

    Sunita

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