[Texican]

I am developing a report getting data from Teradata.
Client says the schema and table names might change in production. So, I use callback class to modify the SQL.
In the SQL data objects in the FROM clause are changed; But column names and datatypes in the SELECT clause remain the same.

Modified SQL executes successfully in a SQL client. But it fails in the report.

Partial code of the callback:

DataSourceCollection dsc = bk.getDataSourceCollection();	
Source[] src = dsc.get();
int position;
if(dsc.hasDataSetCache())
    position=1;
else position = 0;

DataQueryCollection dqc = src[position].getDataQueryCollection();
DataQuery dq[] = dqc.get();
String[] queryNames = dqc.getNames();
DatabaseQuery dbq;

//String sql = null;

for (int i = 0; i< queryNames.length; i++) {
    dbq = (DatabaseQuery) dq[i];
    //sql = dbq.getQuery();

    rptSQL = bindCommonQueryParameters(rptSQL);

    rptSQL = processSchemaTableChange(rptSQL);
    dbq.setQuery(rptSQL,false);
}

I get Not all Queries Executed Successfully error.

I need some help re the classes I have to use in the callback to change the SQL successfully.

Any help is appreciated.

[Birtnewbe]

any inputs on this?

[cbrell]

Can you provide more information like the stack trace?
Without Stack trace is it just finding a needle inside of a haystack