Insert data into Oracle table "no returning id into"?

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Insert data into Oracle table "no returning id into"?

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I’m using Laravel 5.2 and when I have enter data he wants to return the last, but at the moment I want to enter and know if the operation was successful. My role in the controller is like this:

public function cadastrar(),
{
        $codigo= Request::input('codigo');
        $codigo1 = Request::input('codigo1');

        $model= new ModelCriado();
        $model->CD_SEQUENCIA   = "SEQUENCIA.NEXTVAL";
        $model->CD_CODIGO      = $codigo;
        $model->CD_CODIGO1     = $codigo1;
        $model->save();
        return response()->json( array( "response" => 1 ) );
    }

but he’s giving that message:

Error Code: 904 Error Message : ORA-00904: "ID": invalid Identifier Position : 128 Statement : Insert into model (CD_SEQUENCIA, CD_CODIGO, CD_CODIGO1) values (:P0, :P1, :P2) returning id into :P3 Bindings : [SEQ_MODEL.NEXTVAL,759,123,0]

my table only has 3 columns

CD_SEQUENCIA, CD_CODIGO, CD_CODIGO1

How do I fix it?

EDITION 1

class ModelCriado extends Model
{
    protected $table = "model_criado";
    public $timestamps = false; 
}

Post your model?!

– novic

2017/10/19 at 18:46
Already. I edited to show my model

– adventistaam

2017/10/19 at 18:51
Sorry but this table has some serial field, auto or you pass the 3 values.?

– novic

2017/10/19 at 18:53
I call a sequence

– adventistaam

2017/10/19 at 18:55
then let’s understand, the field CD_SEQUENCIA is your Sequencia or the bank will generate this value?

– novic

2017/10/19 at 18:56
Exactly. That’s right!

– adventistaam

2017/10/19 at 18:57
I made an answer, but I don’t know the correct behavior to ORACLE and maybe all this depends on how the package is configured, the important thing that you inform this package on the question too, so that we can see the possibilities, I know that Eloquent for SQLSERVER, Mysql and Posgres works perfectly now ORACLE has not had any experience.

– novic

2017/10/19 at 19:02
I found your answer modest, rsrs, because it solved my problem, but that it could work 100% I had to create a Rigger in the oracle that did the auto increment similar to mysql, the one without calling the field. Thanks for the help

– adventistaam

2017/10/19 at 19:04
So the package is like this, it’s not my fault kkkkk understood!

– novic

2017/10/19 at 19:05

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by novic • **35,673** points · Answer 1 · 2017-10-19T19:00:38+00:00

Good by the looks of your bank the field CD_SEQUENCIA is the field that has its value generated by the data bank, so try to configure the Model, informing their $primaryKey:

class ModelCriado extends Model
{
    protected $table = "model_criado";
    public $timestamps = false;    
    protected $primaryKey = 'CD_SEQUENCIA';
    protected $fillable = ['CD_CODIGO', 'CD_CODIGO1'];
}

and try to enter with the code below:

public function cadastrar()
{
    $codigo= Request::input('codigo');
    $codigo1 = Request::input('codigo1');

    $model= new ModelCriado();  
    $model->CD_CODIGO = $codigo;
    $model->CD_CODIGO1 = $codigo1;
    $model->save();
    return response()
          ->json( array( "response" => 1 ) );
}

public function cadastrar()
{
    $codigo= Request::input('codigo');
    $codigo1 = Request::input('codigo1');

    $model= new ModelCriado();  
    $model->CD_CODIGO = $codigo;
    $model->CD_CODIGO1 = $codigo1;
    $model->save();
    return response()
          ->json( array( "response" => 1 ) );
}

or

public function cadastrar()
{
    $codigo= Request::input('codigo');
    $codigo1 = Request::input('codigo1');

    $model = ModelCriado::create(Request::all());   

    return response()
          ->json( array( "response" => 1 ) );
}

or

public function cadastrar()
{
    $codigo= Request::input('codigo');
    $codigo1 = Request::input('codigo1');

    $model = new ModelCriado(Request::all());   
    $model->save();

    return response()
          ->json( array( "response" => 1 ) );
}

or

public function cadastrar()
{
    $codigo= Request::input('codigo');
    $codigo1 = Request::input('codigo1');

    $model = new ModelCriado();
    $model->fill(Request::all());
    $model->save();

    return response()
          ->json( array( "response" => 1 ) );
}