Not able to access metadata through Ibatis

[Bernard Lavallee <la...@VSAC.org>]

I've been trying to query a DB2 database for column names using the
following:

 

 

             Select COLUMN_NAME from QSYS2.COLUMNS WHERE (TABLE_NAME =3D

 'VART00P') AND (TABLE_SCHEMA =3D 'GSIS')

 

 

             Or

 

 

             SELECT COLUMN_NAME FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.COLUMNS WHERE
(TABLE_NAME =3D 'VART00P') AND (TABLE_SCHEMA =3D 'GSIS')

 

 

It seems to balk at the .COLUMNS piece by saying it's not valid. Perhaps
the fact that these are all views rather than physical tables is the
issue but I'm not sure. The above SQL works in the SQL client software I
use on my desktop such as Squirrel and DBVisualizer. Any thoughts????

 

Bernie Lavallee




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Re: Not able to access metadata through Ibatis

[Larry Meadors <lm...@apache.org>]

Hmm, I have never had a case where using the same connection string in
ibatis and in squirrel made the queries work differently..are you
connecting as the same user nad everything? ..because that should
work.

Larry


On 6/14/06, Bernard Lavallee <la...@vsac.org> wrote:
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> I've been trying to query a DB2 database for column names using the
> following:
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>              Select COLUMN_NAME from QSYS2.COLUMNS WHERE (TABLE_NAME =3D
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>  'VART00P') AND (TABLE_SCHEMA =3D 'GSIS')
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>              Or
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>              SELECT COLUMN_NAME FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.COLUMNS WHERE
> (TABLE_NAME =3D 'VART00P') AND (TABLE_SCHEMA =3D 'GSIS')
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> It seems to balk at the .COLUMNS piece by saying it's not valid. Perhaps the
> fact that these are all views rather than physical tables is the issue but
> I'm not sure. The above SQL works in the SQL client software I use on my
> desktop such as Squirrel and DBVisualizer. Any thoughts????
>
>
>
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