Nadzir Yahaya
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[DB Cleaner on Steroids] syntax for ORACLE
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DB Cleaner on Steroids
Forge component by Miguel 'Kelter' Antunes
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Published on 11 Dec 2020
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Traditional Web

sql Statement syntax not supported at ORACLE Database.

for example at server action (DeleteApplicationVersion)

 sql Statement =

DELETE ossys@APP_VERSION_MODULE_VERSION WHERE ossys@APP_VERSION_MODULE_VERSION.[APP_VERSION_ID] = @ApplicationVersionId;

while working sql Statement at ORACLE =

DELETE {extAPP_VERSION_MODULE_VERSION} WHERE {extAPP_VERSION_MODULE_VERSION}.[APP_VERSION_ID] = @ApplicationVersionId

should we change manually all sql Statement in DBCleanerOnSteroids manually to follow ORACLE syntax or there is configuration somewhere we can select type of Database

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Leonardo Fernandes
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Hi Nadzir. Thanks for the report.

You can change the queries as a workaround. However I don't understand why the original query doesn't work. Do you know why?

As a side note, I believe you're using an extension on your workaround, and that will use 1 application object per entity. This component is sometimes used in very constrained environments with a low AO budget. So I would rather try to find an alternate solution, then we can fix it on a new component version.

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Leonardo Fernandes
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Giving it more thought, I think the issue with Oracle may be caused by the square brackets in the attribute name. Could you try removing the brackets?

DELETE ossys@APP_VERSION_MODULE_VERSION WHERE ossys@APP_VERSION_MODULE_VERSION.APP_VERSION_ID = @ApplicationVersionId;
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