I am trying to drop a member from a subscription set. below command seems to be correct but getting the error. Please check and assist ?
I have set the capture, control and apply server before running drop member command.
DROP MEMBER FROM SETNAME SET22 APPLYQUAL MYQUAL22
SOURCE DB2WCS.CATENTDESC TARGET DB2WCS.CATENTDESC;
ASN1950E ASNCLP : An unexpected token "SETNAME" was found. Valid
tokens include "FROM".
ASN1954E ASNCLP : Command failed.
If the Db2 server runs on Linux/Unix/Windows, and is either Version 10.5.0.8 or V11.1 then you may be experiencing this bug. You might want to contact IBM support.
Thanks for the update.
IBM support suggested below workaround,
Regarding the problem in question, I've found an APAR fixed in Fixpack 9.
http://www-01.ibm.com/support/docview.wss?uid=swg1JR57130
If you can't upgrade to FP9, there're 2 workarounds, although are not shown in APAR:
1.- Specify a second "FROM" into the ASNCLP like
DROP MEMBER FROM FROM SETNAME ... APPLYQUAL ... SOURCE ... TARGET ...
2.- Use the INCLUDE HISTORY clause like:
DROP MEMBER INCLUDE HISTORY FROM SETNAME ....
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I try to start MassTransit/Sample-JobConsumer on EntityFramework Core, but having strange error
(0x80131904): Incorrect syntax near the keyword 'UPDATE'
Steps to reproduce:
Clone MassTransit/Sample-JobConsumer
Remove PostgreSQL an install EntityFrameworkCore
Command Update-Database creates a correct database
Start project JobService.Service
Post request from Postman (response is valid):
RabbitMQ accept requests:
But error occured during processing (in console):
Please, anyone help me to understand what is happened.
You can see repository on github with EntityFrameworkCore storage implemented
P.S. With default configuration the error was different
[Update 1]
After I changed PostgresLockStatementProvider to SqlServerLockStatementProvider (Thanks to Chris Patterson for help). But I`ve got another error:
[Update 2]
After I was installed plugin for RabbitMQ everything became works fine with EntityFrameworkCore too! (Thanks to Chris Patterson)
To change to SQL Server, you'd need to change the EF Core configuration to UseSqlServer, you also need to remove the PostgreSQL lock provider (the default lock provider is SqlServer). There are three lines where this change is needed, one for each state machine.
I'm finding references in the 9.5 manual to phraseto_tsquery
https://postgrespro.com/docs/postgrespro/9.5/textsearch-controls
But if I use it in my query it gives me this error:
No function matches the given name and argument types.
SELECT phraseto_tsquery('english', 'The Fat Rats');
Was this function not added with 9.5 as intended or is it likely there's some other problem on my side. Running 9.5.4 of the database currently. Anyone that can confirm?
For anyone looking; took the step to install postgresql 9.6beta4 and I'm no longer receiving the error message. In other words phraseto_tsquery seems to only be fully supporting in the current 9.6 beta and upcoming full release.
I use primary pgAdmin to browse and edit my PostgreSQL database. Now I would like to use PhpStorm.
In PhpStorm I can browse my tables, but I can not edit data. When I try I get error:
[42704] ERROR: type "hstore" does not exist
Kde: compilation of PL/pgSQL function "on_update" near line 3
Function on_update is on update trigger and it save old row to history table and it uses hstore type.
PhpStorm uses postgresql-9.4-1201.jdbc4.jar driver. I don't know if it is driver error or PhpStorm error. I know that in pgAdmin it works and in PhpStorm not.
I work with same environment as Vojtěch and I have found that the extension is indeed created and present. But in different schema (public) then the current connection operates (the PostgreSQL search_path). There is probably bug in PhpStorm as its not respecting PostgreSQL user's default search_path.
Some workarounds (for DB console only):
In database console you use RESET SEARCH_PATH; statement.
You can enforce search_path on JDBC connection, see the question.
As noted here I'm trying to use the PostgreSQL COPY ERROR_LOGGING, ERROR_LOGGING_SKIP_BAD_ROWS options.
My SQL looks like this:
COPY users FROM 'C:\Users\admin\osmosis_temp\users.txt'
(ERROR_LOGGING, ERROR_LOGGING_SKIP_BAD_ROWS);
I get an SQL output of ERROR: option "error_logging" not recognized. Am I missing something that turns on the error logging in the first place?
PostgreSQL 9.3
At the top of the wiki page you've linked to one reads:
Error logging in COPY was a proposed feature developed by Aster Data against the PostgreSQL 9.0 code base. It was submitted and reviewed (1) but not accepted into the core product for that or any other version so far.
So that was only a concept.
When I give DB2 CONNECT command I get the error saying "SQL1042C An unexpected system error occurred". The most weird thing is this issue is intermittant.
sqlcode: -1042;
sqlstate: 58004;
DB2 connect command: connect to dbname user db2admin using password;
My DB2 version is: DB2/NT64 9.5.0
There are a few directions in the Information Center on how you might be able to fix this error, one of which involves calling IBM for support.
Hope that helps!
Try to use
db2 "? sql-1042"
for more information.
On the other hand, if you just installed new db2 software code, try to use
db2iupdt instance_name
to update db2 instance.
You might find additional information in the file db2diag.log, which is located in a place like /home/db2inst1/sqllib/db2dump/db2diag.log . Or you can use the command db2diag with an option like db2diag -lastrecords 100
Actually SQL1042C can be happened with many reasons.
It's better to check db2diag.log first as it will give the idea about what this may be about.
And if that happens with DB activation by first connect,
db2stop
db2diag -A
db2start
db2 connect to dbname user db2admin using password
=> SQL1042C
Check what's recorded on new db2diag.log.
As William mentioned previously, 'db2iupdt' is the good attempt when you have no idea right away.
run db2iupdt,
looks like issues with binaries ,
let me know , when you got this error.
if possible upload following command output
db2diag -g 'level=Critical'