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Error when inserting data into database without toolbox

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JFz
JFz le 6 Fév 2017
Commenté : Guillaume le 6 Fév 2017
Hi,
I don't have database toolbox. But I created a correct connection. I try to use insert function to insert one row into a table, but keep getting this: Undefined function 'insert' for input arguments of type 'sun.jdbc.odbc.JdbcOdbcConnection'. What function should I use if I don't have a toolbox? Thanks for any suggestions.
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Guillaume
Guillaume le 6 Fév 2017
Modifié(e) : Guillaume le 6 Fév 2017
It would help if you posted the code you're using to create the connection.
Also useful to know would be why you're using a java to odbc driver bridge. Why not connect directly to the odbc driver?

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Guillaume
Guillaume le 6 Fév 2017
Why are you using a jdbc to odbc driver? It would only make sense if you were already familiar with the java sql api, which does not appear to be the case here. You may as well connect directly to the odbc driver from matlab.
As far as I know no odbc (or jdbc) driver offer insert methods. You have to build the SQL query yourself. Refer to your database documentation to know the exact syntax. It's usually something like:
sql = 'INSERT INTO tablename (colum_name, column_name, column_name) VALUES (value, value, value)'
connection.execute(sql);
Possibly wrapped in a transaction.
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JFz
JFz le 6 Fév 2017
Thanks. I am using an existing library which is old and that is the way it is.
I have to insert a table of Matlab back into a database. Maybe I have to use the toolbox. Thanks anyways.
Guillaume
Guillaume le 6 Fév 2017
You don't have to use the toolbox (I don't, since I don't have it) but it's significantly more work without.

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