How to add double quotes to the output values in a Resultset when the column datatype is String?












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I am trying to run the below query and insert the output of it into another table (postgres db):



    String ssnQuery = "SELECT period_year, period_name, period_num, NULL as count_of_issues,
ledger_id,
balancing_segment,
Count(*) AS count_of_account_segments,
Sum(accounted_period_net_dr) AS balance_accounted_period_net_dr,
Sum(accounted_period_net_cr) AS balance_accounted_period_net_cr,
Round(Sum(accounted_period_net_dr_cr)) AS balance_accounted_period_net_dr_cr_diff,
Sum(entered_period_net_dr) AS balance_entered_period_net_dr,
Sum(entered_period_net_cr) AS balance_entered_period_net_cr,
Round(Sum(entered_period_net_dr_cr)) AS balance_entered_period_net_dr_cr_diff,
Sum(begin_balance_dr) AS begin_balance_dr,
Sum(begin_balance_cr) AS begin_balance_cr,
Round(Sum(net_beginning_balance)) AS net_beginning_balance,
Round(Sum(net_closing_balance)) AS net_closing_balance
FROM schema.tablename";

try {
pstmnt = financeConnection.prepareStatement(ssnQuery);
rs = pstmnt.executeQuery();
rsmd = rs.getMetaData();
for(int i=1; i<=rsmd.getColumnCount(); i++) {
columnNames.add(rsmd.getColumnName(i));
if(i == 1) {
queryColumns = rsmd.getColumnName(i);
} else if(i<7) {
queryColumns += ", " + rsmd.getColumnName(i);
} else {
queryColumns += ", value_" + (i-7);
}
}
while (rs.next()) {
queryValues = " ";
for(String colname: columnNames) {
if(queryValues.isEmpty()) {
queryValues = rs.getString(colname);
} else {
queryValues += rs.getString(colname) + ", ";
}
}
remCommas = queryValues.replaceAll(", $", "");
insertQuery = "INSERT INTO bdmerge.gen_audit_func_hive_results (run_id, run_date, run_date_ist" + queryColumns + ") VALUES (" + runid +"," + utcTimeStamp + "," + istTimeStamp + "," + remCommas + ")";
System.out.println("Final Insert query: " + insertQuery);
}
} catch (SQLException e) {
e.printStackTrace();
} catch(Exception e) {
e.printStackTrace();
}


To insert the output of above query, I formed the insert query according the column names in the destination table as below:



INSERT INTO schema.destinationTable (run_id, run_date, run_date_ist, source_system_type, source_system, module, source_table_name, period_year, period_name, period_num, count_of_issues, count_of_accounted_issues, count_of_entered_issues, value_0, value_1, value_2, value_3, value_4, value_5, value_6, value_7, value_8, value_9, value_10, value_11, value_12) VALUES (781,2018-11-12 08:15:32.0,2018-11-12 13:45:32.0, 2018, OCT-18, 10, null, 1, 1, 2073, ATRS, 6135, 6.2778220466107E11, 6.277946274560101E11, -1.2422795E7, 5.929031383587201E11, 5.9291556115366E11, -1.2422795E7, 3.931397937759116E13, 3.9313979377591164E13, 0.0)


But the destination table's columns:



run_id, count_of_issues, count_of_accounted_issues, count_of_entered_issues


are in numeric format (working on postgres db) and all others are varchar(1000).



In order to insert the varchar data, I need to enclose the column values from value_0 till value_12 in double quotes.



Without properly modifying the data, I am getting SQLException while inserting which is expected.



Is there any way I can just enclose those varchar column values from the resultSet in double quotes and insert them into destination table?










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  • Is string escaping """ not working? i dont get it. I rather would use a PreparedStatement because there is no escaping necessary and no possible risk of sql injection
    – Meini
    Nov 12 at 9:14






  • 3




    You could almost certainly combine the SELECT and the INSERT into a single statement and not have to worry about any of this, and in any case you should certainly be using a prepared statement rather than concatenating strings into an SQL statement, which woiuld also eliminate this problem completely.
    – user207421
    Nov 12 at 9:19












  • I need to change the column names of the query to the ones in destination table where I have name them "value_0, value_1,..." based on the number of columns after column index 6. It is hard to explain & I did that part in the code. But I couldn't come up with the logic to enclose the column values in quotes as I mentioned in question.
    – Metadata
    Nov 12 at 9:27










  • There is nothing there that mitigates against either of the suggestions I made.
    – user207421
    Nov 12 at 9:37












  • Well ok. Let me try that as well.
    – Metadata
    Nov 12 at 9:53
















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I am trying to run the below query and insert the output of it into another table (postgres db):



    String ssnQuery = "SELECT period_year, period_name, period_num, NULL as count_of_issues,
ledger_id,
balancing_segment,
Count(*) AS count_of_account_segments,
Sum(accounted_period_net_dr) AS balance_accounted_period_net_dr,
Sum(accounted_period_net_cr) AS balance_accounted_period_net_cr,
Round(Sum(accounted_period_net_dr_cr)) AS balance_accounted_period_net_dr_cr_diff,
Sum(entered_period_net_dr) AS balance_entered_period_net_dr,
Sum(entered_period_net_cr) AS balance_entered_period_net_cr,
Round(Sum(entered_period_net_dr_cr)) AS balance_entered_period_net_dr_cr_diff,
Sum(begin_balance_dr) AS begin_balance_dr,
Sum(begin_balance_cr) AS begin_balance_cr,
Round(Sum(net_beginning_balance)) AS net_beginning_balance,
Round(Sum(net_closing_balance)) AS net_closing_balance
FROM schema.tablename";

try {
pstmnt = financeConnection.prepareStatement(ssnQuery);
rs = pstmnt.executeQuery();
rsmd = rs.getMetaData();
for(int i=1; i<=rsmd.getColumnCount(); i++) {
columnNames.add(rsmd.getColumnName(i));
if(i == 1) {
queryColumns = rsmd.getColumnName(i);
} else if(i<7) {
queryColumns += ", " + rsmd.getColumnName(i);
} else {
queryColumns += ", value_" + (i-7);
}
}
while (rs.next()) {
queryValues = " ";
for(String colname: columnNames) {
if(queryValues.isEmpty()) {
queryValues = rs.getString(colname);
} else {
queryValues += rs.getString(colname) + ", ";
}
}
remCommas = queryValues.replaceAll(", $", "");
insertQuery = "INSERT INTO bdmerge.gen_audit_func_hive_results (run_id, run_date, run_date_ist" + queryColumns + ") VALUES (" + runid +"," + utcTimeStamp + "," + istTimeStamp + "," + remCommas + ")";
System.out.println("Final Insert query: " + insertQuery);
}
} catch (SQLException e) {
e.printStackTrace();
} catch(Exception e) {
e.printStackTrace();
}


To insert the output of above query, I formed the insert query according the column names in the destination table as below:



INSERT INTO schema.destinationTable (run_id, run_date, run_date_ist, source_system_type, source_system, module, source_table_name, period_year, period_name, period_num, count_of_issues, count_of_accounted_issues, count_of_entered_issues, value_0, value_1, value_2, value_3, value_4, value_5, value_6, value_7, value_8, value_9, value_10, value_11, value_12) VALUES (781,2018-11-12 08:15:32.0,2018-11-12 13:45:32.0, 2018, OCT-18, 10, null, 1, 1, 2073, ATRS, 6135, 6.2778220466107E11, 6.277946274560101E11, -1.2422795E7, 5.929031383587201E11, 5.9291556115366E11, -1.2422795E7, 3.931397937759116E13, 3.9313979377591164E13, 0.0)


But the destination table's columns:



run_id, count_of_issues, count_of_accounted_issues, count_of_entered_issues


are in numeric format (working on postgres db) and all others are varchar(1000).



In order to insert the varchar data, I need to enclose the column values from value_0 till value_12 in double quotes.



Without properly modifying the data, I am getting SQLException while inserting which is expected.



Is there any way I can just enclose those varchar column values from the resultSet in double quotes and insert them into destination table?










share|improve this question
























  • Is string escaping """ not working? i dont get it. I rather would use a PreparedStatement because there is no escaping necessary and no possible risk of sql injection
    – Meini
    Nov 12 at 9:14






  • 3




    You could almost certainly combine the SELECT and the INSERT into a single statement and not have to worry about any of this, and in any case you should certainly be using a prepared statement rather than concatenating strings into an SQL statement, which woiuld also eliminate this problem completely.
    – user207421
    Nov 12 at 9:19












  • I need to change the column names of the query to the ones in destination table where I have name them "value_0, value_1,..." based on the number of columns after column index 6. It is hard to explain & I did that part in the code. But I couldn't come up with the logic to enclose the column values in quotes as I mentioned in question.
    – Metadata
    Nov 12 at 9:27










  • There is nothing there that mitigates against either of the suggestions I made.
    – user207421
    Nov 12 at 9:37












  • Well ok. Let me try that as well.
    – Metadata
    Nov 12 at 9:53














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I am trying to run the below query and insert the output of it into another table (postgres db):



    String ssnQuery = "SELECT period_year, period_name, period_num, NULL as count_of_issues,
ledger_id,
balancing_segment,
Count(*) AS count_of_account_segments,
Sum(accounted_period_net_dr) AS balance_accounted_period_net_dr,
Sum(accounted_period_net_cr) AS balance_accounted_period_net_cr,
Round(Sum(accounted_period_net_dr_cr)) AS balance_accounted_period_net_dr_cr_diff,
Sum(entered_period_net_dr) AS balance_entered_period_net_dr,
Sum(entered_period_net_cr) AS balance_entered_period_net_cr,
Round(Sum(entered_period_net_dr_cr)) AS balance_entered_period_net_dr_cr_diff,
Sum(begin_balance_dr) AS begin_balance_dr,
Sum(begin_balance_cr) AS begin_balance_cr,
Round(Sum(net_beginning_balance)) AS net_beginning_balance,
Round(Sum(net_closing_balance)) AS net_closing_balance
FROM schema.tablename";

try {
pstmnt = financeConnection.prepareStatement(ssnQuery);
rs = pstmnt.executeQuery();
rsmd = rs.getMetaData();
for(int i=1; i<=rsmd.getColumnCount(); i++) {
columnNames.add(rsmd.getColumnName(i));
if(i == 1) {
queryColumns = rsmd.getColumnName(i);
} else if(i<7) {
queryColumns += ", " + rsmd.getColumnName(i);
} else {
queryColumns += ", value_" + (i-7);
}
}
while (rs.next()) {
queryValues = " ";
for(String colname: columnNames) {
if(queryValues.isEmpty()) {
queryValues = rs.getString(colname);
} else {
queryValues += rs.getString(colname) + ", ";
}
}
remCommas = queryValues.replaceAll(", $", "");
insertQuery = "INSERT INTO bdmerge.gen_audit_func_hive_results (run_id, run_date, run_date_ist" + queryColumns + ") VALUES (" + runid +"," + utcTimeStamp + "," + istTimeStamp + "," + remCommas + ")";
System.out.println("Final Insert query: " + insertQuery);
}
} catch (SQLException e) {
e.printStackTrace();
} catch(Exception e) {
e.printStackTrace();
}


To insert the output of above query, I formed the insert query according the column names in the destination table as below:



INSERT INTO schema.destinationTable (run_id, run_date, run_date_ist, source_system_type, source_system, module, source_table_name, period_year, period_name, period_num, count_of_issues, count_of_accounted_issues, count_of_entered_issues, value_0, value_1, value_2, value_3, value_4, value_5, value_6, value_7, value_8, value_9, value_10, value_11, value_12) VALUES (781,2018-11-12 08:15:32.0,2018-11-12 13:45:32.0, 2018, OCT-18, 10, null, 1, 1, 2073, ATRS, 6135, 6.2778220466107E11, 6.277946274560101E11, -1.2422795E7, 5.929031383587201E11, 5.9291556115366E11, -1.2422795E7, 3.931397937759116E13, 3.9313979377591164E13, 0.0)


But the destination table's columns:



run_id, count_of_issues, count_of_accounted_issues, count_of_entered_issues


are in numeric format (working on postgres db) and all others are varchar(1000).



In order to insert the varchar data, I need to enclose the column values from value_0 till value_12 in double quotes.



Without properly modifying the data, I am getting SQLException while inserting which is expected.



Is there any way I can just enclose those varchar column values from the resultSet in double quotes and insert them into destination table?










share|improve this question















I am trying to run the below query and insert the output of it into another table (postgres db):



    String ssnQuery = "SELECT period_year, period_name, period_num, NULL as count_of_issues,
ledger_id,
balancing_segment,
Count(*) AS count_of_account_segments,
Sum(accounted_period_net_dr) AS balance_accounted_period_net_dr,
Sum(accounted_period_net_cr) AS balance_accounted_period_net_cr,
Round(Sum(accounted_period_net_dr_cr)) AS balance_accounted_period_net_dr_cr_diff,
Sum(entered_period_net_dr) AS balance_entered_period_net_dr,
Sum(entered_period_net_cr) AS balance_entered_period_net_cr,
Round(Sum(entered_period_net_dr_cr)) AS balance_entered_period_net_dr_cr_diff,
Sum(begin_balance_dr) AS begin_balance_dr,
Sum(begin_balance_cr) AS begin_balance_cr,
Round(Sum(net_beginning_balance)) AS net_beginning_balance,
Round(Sum(net_closing_balance)) AS net_closing_balance
FROM schema.tablename";

try {
pstmnt = financeConnection.prepareStatement(ssnQuery);
rs = pstmnt.executeQuery();
rsmd = rs.getMetaData();
for(int i=1; i<=rsmd.getColumnCount(); i++) {
columnNames.add(rsmd.getColumnName(i));
if(i == 1) {
queryColumns = rsmd.getColumnName(i);
} else if(i<7) {
queryColumns += ", " + rsmd.getColumnName(i);
} else {
queryColumns += ", value_" + (i-7);
}
}
while (rs.next()) {
queryValues = " ";
for(String colname: columnNames) {
if(queryValues.isEmpty()) {
queryValues = rs.getString(colname);
} else {
queryValues += rs.getString(colname) + ", ";
}
}
remCommas = queryValues.replaceAll(", $", "");
insertQuery = "INSERT INTO bdmerge.gen_audit_func_hive_results (run_id, run_date, run_date_ist" + queryColumns + ") VALUES (" + runid +"," + utcTimeStamp + "," + istTimeStamp + "," + remCommas + ")";
System.out.println("Final Insert query: " + insertQuery);
}
} catch (SQLException e) {
e.printStackTrace();
} catch(Exception e) {
e.printStackTrace();
}


To insert the output of above query, I formed the insert query according the column names in the destination table as below:



INSERT INTO schema.destinationTable (run_id, run_date, run_date_ist, source_system_type, source_system, module, source_table_name, period_year, period_name, period_num, count_of_issues, count_of_accounted_issues, count_of_entered_issues, value_0, value_1, value_2, value_3, value_4, value_5, value_6, value_7, value_8, value_9, value_10, value_11, value_12) VALUES (781,2018-11-12 08:15:32.0,2018-11-12 13:45:32.0, 2018, OCT-18, 10, null, 1, 1, 2073, ATRS, 6135, 6.2778220466107E11, 6.277946274560101E11, -1.2422795E7, 5.929031383587201E11, 5.9291556115366E11, -1.2422795E7, 3.931397937759116E13, 3.9313979377591164E13, 0.0)


But the destination table's columns:



run_id, count_of_issues, count_of_accounted_issues, count_of_entered_issues


are in numeric format (working on postgres db) and all others are varchar(1000).



In order to insert the varchar data, I need to enclose the column values from value_0 till value_12 in double quotes.



Without properly modifying the data, I am getting SQLException while inserting which is expected.



Is there any way I can just enclose those varchar column values from the resultSet in double quotes and insert them into destination table?







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  • Is string escaping """ not working? i dont get it. I rather would use a PreparedStatement because there is no escaping necessary and no possible risk of sql injection
    – Meini
    Nov 12 at 9:14






  • 3




    You could almost certainly combine the SELECT and the INSERT into a single statement and not have to worry about any of this, and in any case you should certainly be using a prepared statement rather than concatenating strings into an SQL statement, which woiuld also eliminate this problem completely.
    – user207421
    Nov 12 at 9:19












  • I need to change the column names of the query to the ones in destination table where I have name them "value_0, value_1,..." based on the number of columns after column index 6. It is hard to explain & I did that part in the code. But I couldn't come up with the logic to enclose the column values in quotes as I mentioned in question.
    – Metadata
    Nov 12 at 9:27










  • There is nothing there that mitigates against either of the suggestions I made.
    – user207421
    Nov 12 at 9:37












  • Well ok. Let me try that as well.
    – Metadata
    Nov 12 at 9:53


















  • Is string escaping """ not working? i dont get it. I rather would use a PreparedStatement because there is no escaping necessary and no possible risk of sql injection
    – Meini
    Nov 12 at 9:14






  • 3




    You could almost certainly combine the SELECT and the INSERT into a single statement and not have to worry about any of this, and in any case you should certainly be using a prepared statement rather than concatenating strings into an SQL statement, which woiuld also eliminate this problem completely.
    – user207421
    Nov 12 at 9:19












  • I need to change the column names of the query to the ones in destination table where I have name them "value_0, value_1,..." based on the number of columns after column index 6. It is hard to explain & I did that part in the code. But I couldn't come up with the logic to enclose the column values in quotes as I mentioned in question.
    – Metadata
    Nov 12 at 9:27










  • There is nothing there that mitigates against either of the suggestions I made.
    – user207421
    Nov 12 at 9:37












  • Well ok. Let me try that as well.
    – Metadata
    Nov 12 at 9:53
















Is string escaping """ not working? i dont get it. I rather would use a PreparedStatement because there is no escaping necessary and no possible risk of sql injection
– Meini
Nov 12 at 9:14




Is string escaping """ not working? i dont get it. I rather would use a PreparedStatement because there is no escaping necessary and no possible risk of sql injection
– Meini
Nov 12 at 9:14




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3




You could almost certainly combine the SELECT and the INSERT into a single statement and not have to worry about any of this, and in any case you should certainly be using a prepared statement rather than concatenating strings into an SQL statement, which woiuld also eliminate this problem completely.
– user207421
Nov 12 at 9:19






You could almost certainly combine the SELECT and the INSERT into a single statement and not have to worry about any of this, and in any case you should certainly be using a prepared statement rather than concatenating strings into an SQL statement, which woiuld also eliminate this problem completely.
– user207421
Nov 12 at 9:19














I need to change the column names of the query to the ones in destination table where I have name them "value_0, value_1,..." based on the number of columns after column index 6. It is hard to explain & I did that part in the code. But I couldn't come up with the logic to enclose the column values in quotes as I mentioned in question.
– Metadata
Nov 12 at 9:27




I need to change the column names of the query to the ones in destination table where I have name them "value_0, value_1,..." based on the number of columns after column index 6. It is hard to explain & I did that part in the code. But I couldn't come up with the logic to enclose the column values in quotes as I mentioned in question.
– Metadata
Nov 12 at 9:27












There is nothing there that mitigates against either of the suggestions I made.
– user207421
Nov 12 at 9:37






There is nothing there that mitigates against either of the suggestions I made.
– user207421
Nov 12 at 9:37














Well ok. Let me try that as well.
– Metadata
Nov 12 at 9:53




Well ok. Let me try that as well.
– Metadata
Nov 12 at 9:53












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You need to add double quotes to the string values; Use Escape characters, like this:



String quotedStr = "Non Quoted," + " "Quoted".";


Modifying your code to address the problem:



   while (rs.next()) {
queryValues = " ";
int i = 0;
for(String colname: columnNames) {

if(queryValues.isEmpty()) {
queryValues = rs.getString(colname);
} else {
if (i >= 7)
queryValues += """ + rs.getString(colname) +""" + ", ";
}
else
queryValues += rs.getString(colname) + ", ";
i++;
}





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    You need to add double quotes to the string values; Use Escape characters, like this:



    String quotedStr = "Non Quoted," + " "Quoted".";


    Modifying your code to address the problem:



       while (rs.next()) {
    queryValues = " ";
    int i = 0;
    for(String colname: columnNames) {

    if(queryValues.isEmpty()) {
    queryValues = rs.getString(colname);
    } else {
    if (i >= 7)
    queryValues += """ + rs.getString(colname) +""" + ", ";
    }
    else
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    }





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      You need to add double quotes to the string values; Use Escape characters, like this:



      String quotedStr = "Non Quoted," + " "Quoted".";


      Modifying your code to address the problem:



         while (rs.next()) {
      queryValues = " ";
      int i = 0;
      for(String colname: columnNames) {

      if(queryValues.isEmpty()) {
      queryValues = rs.getString(colname);
      } else {
      if (i >= 7)
      queryValues += """ + rs.getString(colname) +""" + ", ";
      }
      else
      queryValues += rs.getString(colname) + ", ";
      i++;
      }





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        You need to add double quotes to the string values; Use Escape characters, like this:



        String quotedStr = "Non Quoted," + " "Quoted".";


        Modifying your code to address the problem:



           while (rs.next()) {
        queryValues = " ";
        int i = 0;
        for(String colname: columnNames) {

        if(queryValues.isEmpty()) {
        queryValues = rs.getString(colname);
        } else {
        if (i >= 7)
        queryValues += """ + rs.getString(colname) +""" + ", ";
        }
        else
        queryValues += rs.getString(colname) + ", ";
        i++;
        }





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        You need to add double quotes to the string values; Use Escape characters, like this:



        String quotedStr = "Non Quoted," + " "Quoted".";


        Modifying your code to address the problem:



           while (rs.next()) {
        queryValues = " ";
        int i = 0;
        for(String colname: columnNames) {

        if(queryValues.isEmpty()) {
        queryValues = rs.getString(colname);
        } else {
        if (i >= 7)
        queryValues += """ + rs.getString(colname) +""" + ", ";
        }
        else
        queryValues += rs.getString(colname) + ", ";
        i++;
        }






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