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a Friend Report Inappropriate Content 05-15-2012 05:30 PM 05-15-2012 05:30 PM Failed Query! Not sure why - 3706 Syntax Error? I'm trying to query our database by running the following SQL statement (see below) in Teradata SQL Assistant, but I keep recieving this error message - "Query Failed. [3706] Syntax Error. Data Type "cust_id" does not match a Defined logic error definition Type name" I've run this same SQL statement multiple times in the past, not sure why I'm having problems any suggestions for troubleshooting?... SELECT DISTINCT concat(a.cust_id,a.sell_to_loc_id), a.sell_to_loc_name, c.loc_street_txt, c.city_name, c.state_cd, c.ctry_cd, c.zip_cd FROM edward.active_cust_plate a JOIN edward.cust_loc c ON a.cust_srce_cd = c.cust_srce_cd and a.cust_id = c.cust_id and a.sell_to_loc_id = c.cust_loc_id JOIN edward.account_grps g ON a.cust_id = g.cust_id WHERE (g.acct_grouping_lvl_cd = 'C' and a.cust_srce_cd = 'C') AND g.acct_grp_cd IN ('BEALL''S DEPT STORES INC', 'BELK', 'BOB STORES CORP', 'BON-TON DEPT STORES INC', 'BOSCOVS DEPT STORE INC', 'DILLARD''S', 'FRED MEYER STORES INC', 'JC PENNEY CORP INC', 'KOHLS DEPT STORE', 'MACY''S HEADQUARTERS', 'NORDSTROM', 'SEARS ROEBUCKCO', 'STAGE STORES INC') AND CASE c.loc_clsd_dt WHEN '1582-01-01' THEN NULL ELSE c.loc_clsd_dt END > '2010/04/22' AND a.sap_sell_to_loc_type_cd = 'Z02' AND a.cust_mail_addr_name_1 not like '%CLOSED%' AND a.cust_id != '91450' AND c.state_cd != 'PR' AND c.state_cd != 'GU' AND a.sell_to_loc_name not in ('PARISIAN INC','GOODY''S','CHUGIAK-EAGLE RIVER','SPECIALTY RETAILERS LP','NORTH BELLINGHAM','SUMMIT SIERRA','EASTLAND','GOODY''S SOUTH','GOODY''S / SSI','SSI') Everyone's Tags
boardKnowledge baseUsers turn on suggestions Auto-suggest helps you quickly narrow down your search results by suggesting possible matches as you type. Showing results for Search instead for Did you mean: Teradata : Product Forums : runtime error definition Tools : fastload errors with define delimiters. Options Subscribe to RSS Feed teradata fastload set record formatted Mark Topic as New Mark Topic as Read Float this Topic to the Top Bookmark Subscribe Printer Friendly fastload sample script Page mayanksh Enthusiast Options Mark as New Bookmark Subscribe Subscribe to RSS Feed Get Direct Link Print Email to a Friend Report Inappropriate Content 06-15-2013 12:24 PM 06-15-2013 12:24 PM fastload http://community.teradata.com/t5/Database/Failed-Query-Not-sure-why-3706-Syntax-Error/td-p/54351 errors with define delimiters. clear; sessions 10; tenacity 4; sleep 20; DATEFORM ANSIDATE;\ show version; .LOGON 127.0.0.1/TDUSER, TDUSER DROP TABLE tduser.M1; DROP TABLE TDUSER.ERR1; DROP TABLE TDUSER.ERR2; CREATE SET TABLE tduser.M1 ( MANUFACTURER_ID INTEGER, MANUFACTURER_NAME VARCHAR(10), MANFACTURE_CODE VARCHAR(3) ) UNIQUE PRIMARY INDEX ( MANUFACTURER_ID ); SET RECORD VARTEXT "|"; http://community.teradata.com/t5/Tools/fastload-errors-with-define-delimiters/td-p/23228 DEFINE delim0 (varchar(1)), MANUFACTURER_ID (varchar(2)), delim1 (varchar(1)), MANUFACTURER_NAME (varchar(10)), delim2 (varchar(1)), MANFACTURE_CODE (varchar(3)), delim3 (varchar(1)), newlinechar (varchar(1)) FILE = C:\Documents and Settings\code.txt; SHOW; BEGIN LOADING TDUSER.M1 ERRORFILES TDUSER.ERR1, TDUSER.ERR2; .CHECKPOINT 1000; .INDICATORS; INSERT INTO TDUSER.M1 VALUES (:MANUFACTURER_ID,:MANUFACTURER_NAME,:MANFACTURE_CODE) ; END LOADING; logoff; LOG+++++++++++++++++++++++++++ =================================================================== = = = FASTLOAD UTILITY VERSION 13.00.00.004 = = PLATFORM WIN32 = = = ==================
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