JDBC coonector > Invalid argument in JDBC call: parameter index out of range: 1

CommunityMember111277
CommunityMember111277
in Integrations and extensibility

Hi Model Builders,

 

I need your advise on this below error

 

I tried to follow the steps mentioned in this document to build a JDBC connector using Anaplan Connect - https://anaplanenablement.s3.amazonaws.com/Academy/Platform/SA/SA_01/L08/WEB/index.html#/lessons/L_kD_rXFRzmz2kf0p4KDbsKlt3RLWk0z

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It seems that the JDBC connection is established but may be something is wrong with the JDBC query

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Can anyone suggest what can be the issue

 

Thanks

AB

 

 

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  • M.Kierepka
    M.Kierepka
    Hi,
    I think that the source of the problem is not enough column names in last line (jdbc.params). You should have the same number of headers in this line as columns in SELECT clause.
  • CommunityMember111277
    CommunityMember111277

    Hi M.Kierepka,

     

    Thanks for your suggestions. As I have 9 columns in my source file, could you please let me know how to update the values for jdbc.params - I tried updating the below options, but its not working

     

    jdbc.params= Employees, Code, Dept Code, Country Code, Start Date, Leave Date, Current Salary, Commission %, Active?

     

    jdbc.query=SELECT Employees.Employees, Employees.Code, Employees.[Dept Code], Employees.[Country Code], Employees.[Start Date],Employees.[Leave Date], Employees.[Current Salary], Employees.[Commission %], Employees.[Active?] FROM Employees;

     

    Thanks

    AB

  • M.Kierepka
    M.Kierepka
    Well, so I am not sure why it fails now. Does it yield the same error message?
    Can you try params with only latin alphabet characters? so without "%" and "?" or other special symbols.
  • CommunityMember111277
    CommunityMember111277

    @M.Kierepka 

    It works if you deactivate jdbc.params

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