Insert error in sql

[gorkal]

Hi team,

Greetings!

I am getting the below error message when I tried to insert values into a virtual table in sql console in sap bw4hana studio. please assist. I tried to add all fields and only few fields as well. Still same error. I have even entered package name along with virtual table name and no use. Please assist. Thanks in advance.

INSERT INTO "PACKAGENAME"."TABLENAME" (renewal_d)

VALUES ('2023-02-03 10:50:40 287 PM');

SAP DBTech JDBC: [403]: internal error: Error executing query [YYYY]Failed to execute query [null]. for query " INSERT INTO """YYYY"".""TABLENAME""" ( "RENEWAL_D") VALUES (?)"

[Amin_Omidy]

Hi Ashok,

The error message "SAP DBTech JDBC: [403]: suggests that there may be a problem with the query you're trying to execute. Here are a few steps you can try to resolve the issue:

1. Verify table and field names: Make sure the table and field names in your INSERT statement match the actual names in the database. Check for typos or case sensitivity issues.
2. Check syntax: Make sure the syntax of your INSERT statement is correct, specially quotes, table and field names, and values.
3. Verify data types: Make sure the data you're trying to insert matches the data type of the corresponding field in the table. For example, if the RENEWAL_D field is of type timestamp, make sure the value you're trying to insert is also in the correct format for the current stamp in the table otherwise your may need to use some function (TO_TIMESTAMP()) to convert that via your inset

The easiest way is to run your inset as a select statement first in your database to see it works like:

        Select Top 5 renewal_d from  "PACKAGENAME"."TABLENAME";

The output from above should give your the exact timestamp values you are trying to inset, if the format is different you need to change your values to be matched first

4.Check for database restrictions: Make sure you're not violating any database restrictions or constraints, such as unique constraints or primary key restrictions.

5.Check for triggers: Make sure there are no triggers on the virtual table that could be causing the error. Triggers can run additional code before or after an INSERT, UPDATE, or DELETE statement, which can cause errors or unexpected behavior.

Thanks,