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William Maslin
 
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Default Re: ORA-00911 error and COMMIT - 06-17-2008 , 11:08 AM





In article <7EQ5k.10084$mh5.279 (AT) nlpi067 (DOT) nbdc.sbc.com>,
spambait (AT) milmac (DOT) com (Doug Miller) wrote:

Quote:
In article <CATmaslin-F97F75.11134616062008 (AT) nntp (DOT) msstate.edu>, William Maslin
CATmaslin (AT) cvm (DOT) msstate.edu> wrote:
Hi,

I'm been playing with using Filemaker Pro to generate and send sql to an
Oracle 10g database. The following works fine:


UPDATE BEVIS_DL_TEST_RESULTS_ENTRY

SET BEVIS_DL_TEST_RESULTS_ENTRY.RESULT_VALUE = 'A section of liver is
examined microscopically. '

WHERE BEVIS_DL_TEST_RESULTS_ENTRY.RESULT_NAME = 'HISTOPATHOLOGY' AND

BEVIS_DL_TEST_RESULTS_ENTRY.ACCESSION_ID = '30257' AND

BEVIS_DL_TEST_RESULTS_ENTRY.TEST_CODE = '6005';



But when I add a COMMIT to the end I get an ORA-00911 error.



UPDATE BEVIS_DL_TEST_RESULTS_ENTRY

SET BEVIS_DL_TEST_RESULTS_ENTRY.RESULT_VALUE = 'A section of liver is
examined microscopically. '

WHERE BEVIS_DL_TEST_RESULTS_ENTRY.RESULT_NAME = 'HISTOPATHOLOGY' AND

BEVIS_DL_TEST_RESULTS_ENTRY.ACCESSION_ID = '30257' AND

BEVIS_DL_TEST_RESULTS_ENTRY.TEST_CODE = '6005';

COMMIT;

Are you executing these commands in SQL*Plus?
No, this is all done in Filemaker - which has the capability to send SQL
to UPDATE or query, etc to Oracle (or other DBs). Similar to MS Access
but a little easier to work with.


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William Maslin
 
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Default Re: ORA-00911 error and COMMIT - 06-17-2008 , 11:08 AM





In article <7EQ5k.10084$mh5.279 (AT) nlpi067 (DOT) nbdc.sbc.com>,
spambait (AT) milmac (DOT) com (Doug Miller) wrote:

Quote:
In article <CATmaslin-F97F75.11134616062008 (AT) nntp (DOT) msstate.edu>, William Maslin
CATmaslin (AT) cvm (DOT) msstate.edu> wrote:
Hi,

I'm been playing with using Filemaker Pro to generate and send sql to an
Oracle 10g database. The following works fine:


UPDATE BEVIS_DL_TEST_RESULTS_ENTRY

SET BEVIS_DL_TEST_RESULTS_ENTRY.RESULT_VALUE = 'A section of liver is
examined microscopically. '

WHERE BEVIS_DL_TEST_RESULTS_ENTRY.RESULT_NAME = 'HISTOPATHOLOGY' AND

BEVIS_DL_TEST_RESULTS_ENTRY.ACCESSION_ID = '30257' AND

BEVIS_DL_TEST_RESULTS_ENTRY.TEST_CODE = '6005';



But when I add a COMMIT to the end I get an ORA-00911 error.



UPDATE BEVIS_DL_TEST_RESULTS_ENTRY

SET BEVIS_DL_TEST_RESULTS_ENTRY.RESULT_VALUE = 'A section of liver is
examined microscopically. '

WHERE BEVIS_DL_TEST_RESULTS_ENTRY.RESULT_NAME = 'HISTOPATHOLOGY' AND

BEVIS_DL_TEST_RESULTS_ENTRY.ACCESSION_ID = '30257' AND

BEVIS_DL_TEST_RESULTS_ENTRY.TEST_CODE = '6005';

COMMIT;

Are you executing these commands in SQL*Plus?
No, this is all done in Filemaker - which has the capability to send SQL
to UPDATE or query, etc to Oracle (or other DBs). Similar to MS Access
but a little easier to work with.


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William Maslin
 
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Default Re: ORA-00911 error and COMMIT - 06-17-2008 , 11:08 AM


In article <7EQ5k.10084$mh5.279 (AT) nlpi067 (DOT) nbdc.sbc.com>,
spambait (AT) milmac (DOT) com (Doug Miller) wrote:

Quote:
In article <CATmaslin-F97F75.11134616062008 (AT) nntp (DOT) msstate.edu>, William Maslin
CATmaslin (AT) cvm (DOT) msstate.edu> wrote:
Hi,

I'm been playing with using Filemaker Pro to generate and send sql to an
Oracle 10g database. The following works fine:


UPDATE BEVIS_DL_TEST_RESULTS_ENTRY

SET BEVIS_DL_TEST_RESULTS_ENTRY.RESULT_VALUE = 'A section of liver is
examined microscopically. '

WHERE BEVIS_DL_TEST_RESULTS_ENTRY.RESULT_NAME = 'HISTOPATHOLOGY' AND

BEVIS_DL_TEST_RESULTS_ENTRY.ACCESSION_ID = '30257' AND

BEVIS_DL_TEST_RESULTS_ENTRY.TEST_CODE = '6005';



But when I add a COMMIT to the end I get an ORA-00911 error.



UPDATE BEVIS_DL_TEST_RESULTS_ENTRY

SET BEVIS_DL_TEST_RESULTS_ENTRY.RESULT_VALUE = 'A section of liver is
examined microscopically. '

WHERE BEVIS_DL_TEST_RESULTS_ENTRY.RESULT_NAME = 'HISTOPATHOLOGY' AND

BEVIS_DL_TEST_RESULTS_ENTRY.ACCESSION_ID = '30257' AND

BEVIS_DL_TEST_RESULTS_ENTRY.TEST_CODE = '6005';

COMMIT;

Are you executing these commands in SQL*Plus?
No, this is all done in Filemaker - which has the capability to send SQL
to UPDATE or query, etc to Oracle (or other DBs). Similar to MS Access
but a little easier to work with.


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