At least one unsupported data type is present in the search results. (DataSource name = aa....aa, SQL ID = bb....bb, table name = cc....cc, column name = dd....dd (ee....ee), data type = ff....ff)

aa....aa: Database reference name

• Optional name of the resource specified in the header variable if the destination is changed dynamically

bb....bb: SQL identifier name

When executing a single SQL statement	When executing multiple SQL statements#
SQL identifier name	SQL identifier name (Position)

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Out of the DBA_MULTI_SQL elements in the request message, the position of the corresponding DBA_MULTI_SQL element is displayed with numeric characters. The position starts from 1.

cc....cc: table name

• When the table name can be acquired: table-name
• When the table name cannot be acquired: *

dd....dd: column name

• When the column name can be acquired: column-name
• When the column name cannot be acquired: *

ee....ee: Column number
ff....ff: Database-specific type

• When the database-specific type can be acquired: database-specific-type acquired using getColumnTypeName of the ResultSetMetaData class
• When the database-specific type cannot be acquired: *

Description

A data type unsupported by the database adapter is present in the search results. If the search results contain multiple data types that are not supported by the database adapter, the information about the unsupported data type that is detected first will be output.

When multiple SQL statements are executed, the information about the error that is detected first will be output.

(S)

Cancels the processing.

(O)

Check and, if necessary, revise the SQL statement to be executed so that the value of the type indicated by the data type is not included in the search results.

Alternatively, make sure that the correct value is specified for DB_TYPE (database type) in the SQL operation definition file.