I am using below command to create a tablespae but it is showing below error:
SQL Command: "create tablespace tbs3 datafile '/disk2/prod1/data/data03.dbf' size 10m block size 16k;"
ERROR at line 1:
ORA-02180: invalid option for CREATE TABLESPACE
However I've followed some steps suggested by support.oracle
"SQL> create pfile from spfile;"
but still nothing. Kindly help and also all objects and params are valid also :)
The syntax of this statement is incorrect. Use BLOCKSIZE (one word) not BLOCK SIZE.
Oracle syntax is here https://docs.oracle.com/cd/B19306_01/server.102/b14200/statements_7003.htm
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i was trying to load csv file from AWS s3 bucket with copy into command in one of the csv file throw error like
End of record reached while expected to parse column
'"RAW_PRODUCTS"["PACK_COUNT_UNITS":25]
and with the VALIDATION_MODE = RETURN_ALL_ERRORS it also give me 2 rows that have error i am not sure what error would be.
my concern is can we get specific error so that we can fix it in file.
You might try using the VALIDATE table function. https://docs.snowflake.com/en/sql-reference/functions/validate.html
Thanks Eda, i already reviewed above link but that did not work with sql query with copy into table from s3 bucket, so i create stage and place that csv file on stage and then try to run that validate command that give me same error row.
there is another way to identify error while executing copy into command you can add VALIDATION_MODE = RETURN_ALL_ERRORS you will get same result.
by the way i resolve error its due to /,, i remove / and it loaded successfully. / or /, is working as it was in other row but /,, did not work.
I try to use this sentence "unload" in Informix but it doesn't work:
UNLOAD TO 'p7024cargaP.unl' select * from p7024carga;
[Error] Script lines: 1-4 --------------------------
A syntax error has occurred.
Script line 1, statement line 1, column 1
So maybe it is because I am using this sentence in Aqua Data Studio.
I have a Windows system in my pc. Can someone help me?
UNLOAD is not a command understood by the server. Some tools, notably DB-Access, recognize the syntax and use a more or less complex sequence of operations to declare a cursor for the SELECT statement and then open the cursor, fetch each row, and format the result, writing to the named file.
Your primary option is to use DB-Access to execute the statement. That is certainly the simplest.
Snowflake allows table names to contain special characters, as long as the table name is surrounded by double quotes.
However, I'm having trouble referring to the internal stage for such tables. Double quotes don't seem to work when referring to these stages.
Example:
CREATE TABLE "cars (sedan)" (myint int)
Attempts to refer the internal stage for this table will fail (this was done on snowflake's online console):
LIST #%"cars (sedan)"
or
PUT file:///tmp/myfile.csv #%"cars (sedan)"
error message (for LIST):
SQL compilation error: syntax error line 1 at position 13 unexpected '('.
If the table name was something nice (like "cars"), then the query will succeed.
What is the proper way to refer to these stages?
Try wrapping it in single quotes:
list '#%"cars (sedan)"'
Alternatively, you may also use $$ for enclosing the identifier and #%, as below:
ls $$#%"cars (sedan)"$$;
According to the documentation, when copying data from files in a table stage, the FROM clause can be omitted because Snowflake automatically checks for files in the table stage.
Could you omit the FROM since the name is throwing the error?
I want to copy my table into AMAPHLINK server, but it keeps giving me an error.
select *
into AMAPHLINK.Payroll.dbo.[EmpResignTb]
from Payroll.dbo.EmpResignTb
Error:
The object name 'AMAPHLINK.Payroll.dbo.EmpResignTb' contains more than
the maximum number of prefixes. The maximum is 2
You are getting an error because you are not using a valid name.
The valid syntax is server_name.database_name.schema_name.object_name as referenced on the MSDN article for INSERT.
Remove the incorrect schema and try again.
Solution:
Use square brackets "[]" around the name and remote database server
select *
into [AMAPHLINK].[Payroll].[dbo].[EmpResignTb]
from [Payroll].[dbo].[EmpResignTb]
It appears this can't be done over linked servers.
You could create the table first then do an INSERT INTO.
The same question was asked here:
error when insert into linked server
I'm getting this error:
ORA-1691: unable to extend lobsegment ABC.SYS_LOB0014859757C00018$$ by 1280 in tablespace ABC
The tablespace is build like the folowing:
CREATE TABLESPACE "ABC" DATAFILE
'/ora/db/user/abc1.db' SIZE 4194304000,
'/ora/db/user/abc2.db' SIZE 4194304000,
'/ora/db/user/abc3.db' SIZE 4194304000,
'/ora/db/user/abc4.db' SIZE 4194304000
LOGGING ONLINE PERMANENT BLOCKSIZE 8192
EXTENT MANAGEMENT LOCAL UNIFORM SIZE 10485760 SEGMENT SPACE MANAGEMENT AUTO
How can I extend the tablespace? Do I need to restart db after extending?
You can extend a tablespace by adding an additional datafile to it or by extending an existing one. Since you currently seem to have a convention of uniformly sized files, I'd just add another one:
ALTER TABLESPACE "ABC" ADD DATAFILE '/ora/db/user/abc5.db' SIZE 4194304000;
This can be done with the database and tablespace online, and there's no need to restart anything.