Question

Firebird 1.5 - Execute Statement error (335544829)

Asked by: a_lakshmi

Hello all,

I am using Firebird 1.5. i have written a SQL statement which when i execute in Database work bench, giving correct results.

statement : 'SELECT ITEMSIZES_ID,ITEMGRADES_ID,ITEMTYPES_ID, CUSTOMERS.CUSTOMERS_ID, sum(QTY), EXTRACT(Month FROM INVOICES.INVOICEDATE), EXTRACT(year FROM INVOICES.INVOICEDATE) FROM INVOICES JOIN CUSTOMERS ON CUSTOMERS.CUSTOMERS_ID = INVOICES.CUSTOMERS_ID JOIN INVOICEDETAILS ON INVOICEDETAILS.INVOICES_ID = INVOICES.INVOICES_ID JOIN ITEMS ON ITEMS.ITEMS_ID = INVOICEDETAILS.ITEMS_ID WHERE INVOICES.INVOICEDATE BETWEEN '2008-01-01' AND '2009-02-28' group by ITEMSIZES_ID,ITEMGRADES_ID,ITEMTYPES_ID,CUSTOMER,CUSTOMERS.CUSTOMERS_ID, EXTRACT(Month FROM INVOICEDATE), EXTRACT(year FROM INVOICEDATE)'

 but when i write it in a stored procedure and execute like

FOR EXECUTE STATEMENT :v_str INTO :x_itemsizes_id, :x_itemgrades_id, :x_itemtypes_id, :x_customers_id, :x_qty, :x_month, :x_year do
  begin
    .....
  end;

it is giving error
ISC ERROR CODE:335544829
ISC ERROR MESSAGE:
Variable type (position 0) in EXECUTE STATEMENT 'SELECT ITEMSIZES_ID, ITEMGRADES_ID, ITEMTYPES_ID, CUS' INTO does not match return

I have checked that my fields in the SELECT statement match those in
the INTO section

please help me wht i did wrong in my procedure

thanks in advance
ALakshmi

SET TERM ^^ ;
CREATE PROCEDURE P_HISTORY (
  I_FROMMONTH Numeric(2,0),
  I_FROMYEAR Numeric(4,0),
  I_TOMONTH Numeric(2,0),
  I_TOYEAR Numeric(4,0),
  I_CUSTOMERS_ID Integer,
  I_ITEMSIZES_ID Integer,
  I_ITEMGRADES_ID Integer,
  I_ITEMTYPES_ID Integer,
  I_REPT_TYPE SmallInt)
AS
/*
  Procedure:
 
  Author   : A LAKSHMI
  Date     : 02-SEP-09
  Purpose  : TAKING REPORT
  Params
  ------
  FROMDATE, TODATE  : TO FILTER THE DATA
  CUSTOMERS_ID : TO FILTER WITH CUSTOMER ID
  ITEMSIZES_ID, ITEMGRADES_ID, ITEMTYPES_ID : TO FILTER WITH ITEM
  REPT_TYPE : REPORT TYPE --> 1 - CUSTOMER WISE REPORT
                              2 - ITEM WISE REPORT
                              */
 
declare variable x_FromDate DATE;
declare variable x_ToDate DATE;
declare variable v_str varchar(1000);
declare variable v_qryfields_str varchar(1000);
declare variable v_qrydata_str varchar(1000);
declare variable v_qrystr VARCHAR(1000);
declare variable x_itemsizes_id bigint;  /*INTEGER*/
declare variable x_itemgrades_id bigint; /*INTEGER*/
declare variable x_itemtypes_id bigint; /*INTEGER*/
declare variable x_customers_id bigint; /*INTEGER*/
declare variable x_month integer;
declare variable x_year integer;
declare variable p_itemsizes_id integer;
declare variable p_itemgrades_id integer;
declare variable p_itemtypes_id integer;
declare variable p_customers_id integer;
declare variable x_qty double precision; /*numeric(18,4);*/
 
begin
 
  x_FromDate = CAST(I_FROMYEAR || '-' || I_FROMMONTH || '-01' AS DATE);
 
  IF (I_TOMONTH = 12) THEN
  begin
    v_str = (I_TOYEAR+1) || '-01-01';
    x_ToDate = CAST(v_str AS DATE) - 1;
  end
  ELSE
  begin
    v_str = I_TOYEAR || '-' || (I_TOMONTH+1) || '-01';
    x_ToDate = CAST(v_str AS DATE) - 1;
  end
 
  /**** Start - Creation of Table ****/
  v_str = 'RECREATE TABLE TMP_HISTORY (ITEMSIZES_ID INTEGER, ITEMGRADES_ID INTEGER,'
               || ' ITEMTYPES_ID INTEGER, CUSTOMERS_ID INTEGER ';
  while ((i_FromYear < i_ToYear) or ((i_FromYear = i_ToYear) and (i_FromMonth <= i_ToMonth))) do
  begin
    v_str = v_str || ', M' || i_FromMonth || '_' || i_FromYear || ' numeric(18,4)';
    if (i_FromMonth = 12) then
    begin
      i_FromYear = i_FromYear + 1;
      i_FromMonth = 1;
    end
    else
    begin
      i_FromMonth = i_FromMonth + 1;
    end
  end
  v_str = v_str || ')';
  execute statement v_str;
  /**** Finish - Creation of Table ****/
 
  v_str = 'SELECT ITEMS.ITEMSIZES_ID,ITEMS.ITEMGRADES_ID,ITEMS.ITEMTYPES_ID,CUSTOMERS.CUSTOMERS_ID, sum(QTY), '
          || 'EXTRACT(Month FROM INVOICES.INVOICEDATE), EXTRACT(year FROM INVOICES.INVOICEDATE) FROM INVOICES '
          || 'JOIN CUSTOMERS ON CUSTOMERS.CUSTOMERS_ID = INVOICES.CUSTOMERS_ID '
          || 'JOIN INVOICEDETAILS ON INVOICEDETAILS.INVOICES_ID = INVOICES.INVOICES_ID '
          || 'JOIN ITEMS ON ITEMS.ITEMS_ID = INVOICEDETAILS.ITEMS_ID '
          || 'WHERE INVOICES.INVOICEDATE BETWEEN ''' || x_FromDate || ''' AND ''' || x_ToDate || '''';
 
  if (I_REPT_TYPE = 1) then /* customer wise report */
  BEGIN
    if (I_CUSTOMERS_ID <> 0) then
      v_str = v_str || ' AND CUSTOMERS.CUSTOMERS_ID=' || I_CUSTOMERS_ID;
  END
 
  IF (I_REPT_TYPE = 2) THEN
  BEGIN
    IF (I_ITEMSIZES_ID <> 0) THEN
      V_STR = V_STR || ' AND ITEMS.ITEMSIZES_ID=' || I_ITEMSIZES_ID;
    IF (I_ITEMTYPES_ID <> 0) THEN
      V_STR = V_STR || ' AND ITEMS.ITEMTYPES_ID=' || I_ITEMTYPES_ID;
    IF (I_ITEMGRADES_ID <> 0) THEN
      V_STR = V_STR || ' AND ITEMS.ITEMGRADES_ID=' || I_ITEMGRADES_ID;
  END
 
  v_str = v_str || ' group by ITEMS.ITEMSIZES_ID,ITEMS.ITEMGRADES_ID,ITEMS.ITEMTYPES_ID,CUSTOMERS.CUSTOMERS_ID, EXTRACT(Month FROM '
                || 'INVOICEDATE), EXTRACT(year FROM INVOICEDATE)';
 
  p_itemsizes_id = 0;
  p_itemgrades_id = 0;
  p_itemtypes_id = 0;
  p_customers_id = 0;
  v_qryfields_str = '';
  v_qrydata_str = '';
 
 
  FOR EXECUTE STATEMENT :v_str
    INTO :x_itemsizes_id, :x_itemgrades_id, :x_itemtypes_id, :x_customers_id, :x_qty, :x_month, :x_year do
  begin
    if ((p_customers_id <> x_customers_id) or (p_itemsizes_id <> x_itemsizes_id)
       or (p_itemgrades_id <> x_itemgrades_id) or (p_itemtypes_id <> x_itemtypes_id)) then
    begin
      if (v_qryfields_str <> '') then
      begin
        v_qrystr = 'INSERT INTO TMP_HISTORY (ITEMSIZES_ID, ITEMGRADES_ID, ITEMTYPES_ID, CUSTOMERS_ID'
                            || v_qryfields_str || ') values (' || p_itemsizes_id || ', ' || p_itemgrades_id || ', '
                            || p_itemtypes_id || ', ' || p_customers_id || v_qrydata_str || ')';
 
        EXECUTE STATEMENT v_qrystr;
        v_qryfields_str = '';
        v_qrydata_str = '';
      end
      p_customers_id = x_customers_id;
      p_itemsizes_id = x_itemsizes_id;
      p_itemgrades_id = x_itemgrades_id;
      p_itemtypes_id = x_itemtypes_id;
    end
 
    v_qryfields_str = v_qryfields_str || ', M' || x_Month || '_' || x_Year;
    v_qrydata_str = v_qrydata_str || ', ' || x_qty;
  end
 
end
^^
SET TERM ; ^^

                                  
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Answers

 

by: NickUpsonPosted on 2009-09-09 at 02:14:16ID: 25289395

Please include the table definitions or at least the fields that the SP references

temporarily take the code from the string and put it directly in the SP, the error messages should then identify the issue

Note: creating tables at runtime is highly not reccomended

 

by: HugoHiaslPosted on 2009-11-09 at 07:26:33ID: 25776687

As far as I remember the syntax in firebird it should read like

SELECT First_Field,
           Second_Filed,
           Third_Field
    FROM YourTable
    WHERE First_Field = 'Test'
    INTO :first,
         :second,
         :third

Best regards;

 

by: andrevanzuydamPosted on 2011-03-31 at 14:15:46ID: 35286302

Hi Alakshmi

A simple trick I use with dynamic statements like yours is to declare the statement variable as an output variable,  this helps with debugging and one can copy and paste the output and run it.  

You will need a when any do ... statement to trap errors at the end of your procedure, the example below is a bit pseudo but I hope you get the picture.  Remember one null value in your variables will render your whole statement as a null which could be the cause of your problems ?

Example of an error trapping stored proc for dynamic statements:

set term^^

create procedure test_dynamic (inputs) returns (outputs, stmnt varchar (30000))
as
begin
    --make your dynamic statement here
    stmnt = "select .....";


   --when an error occurs at least you can see what you did 
   when any do
   begin
       --the statement will get outputted here if you do a select on the stored proc
       suspend;
   end
end^^
                                              
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I would also recommend the use of an AND statement instead of WHERE, my rule of thumb but not always is LEFT JOIN = WHERE normal JOIN = AND.

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