[moshe]

The following query

insert into shipment_stop(SHIPMENT_GID,STOP_NUM,LOCATION_GID)V ALUES('RAJ01EPUDO.SUMMER',1,'RAJ01EPUDO.PUDO ID')

throws the following error
java.sql.SQLException: ORA-28115: policy with check option violation

but the same is working fine in DBA.ADMIN.
Kindly suggest a way to implement this without any issues in RAJ01EPUDO.ADMIN

[bmj_23]

Hi,

1. How are you running that insert command ? (from within an automation agent ?)
2. What version of OTM are you on ?
3. Does the RAJ01EPUDO.ADMIN user have a custom VPD profile associated ?

[moshe]

Originally Posted by bmj_23

Hi,

1. How are you running that insert command ? (from within an automation agent ?)
2. What version of OTM are you on ?
3. Does the RAJ01EPUDO.ADMIN user have a custom VPD profile associated ?

I am running this query using Automation Agent.
While I check the Log the log shows policy with check option violation .
While i try to insert the query using sql.SqlServlet(Backend) i get the following error:
java.sql.SQLException: ORA-28115: policy with check option violation.

[chrisplough]

Moshe,

I would refer back to your VPD Policies, as the error indicates that you are either trying to change the very column that a table is restricted on, or that you are trying to insert a row that will not satisfy the viewing policy.

This also explains why it works as DBA.ADMIN (i.e. no VPD restrictions) and not as the user that you're logged in as.

Thanks,
Chris

[tangfj]

Moshe, Do you have multiple domains? If so, which domain is the agent in and which domain are you trying to insert the record to? I think I have had similar issues when trying to use an agent to act on objects in other domains... one question, though, why are you trying to insert a shipment stop??

[cunninghamg]

I agree

I have seen this error when trying to insert data into Domain X from Domain Y.

[moshe]

When I write the following query to insert shipment through backend

INSERT INTO SHIPMENT(SHIPMENT_GID,SHIPMENT_XID,START_TIME,END_ TIME)VALUES('RAJ01EPUDO.JES','M',TO_DATE( '2-DEC-2006', 'DD-MON-YYYY' ),TO_DATE( '3-DEC-2006', 'DD-MON-YYYY' ))
I get the following error:
java.sql.SQLException: ORA-28115: policy with check option violation

Can you provide me a solution to resolve the same

[cunninghamg]

in your insert statement - you do not reference the domain_name field.
Therefore OTM thinks you're trying to write to PUBLIC - and you're not allowed to write to public unless you're logged in as DBA.ADMIN

Hope this helps
Gary