i have 2 Tables. i am saying emails in table1 and also if there is any attachments there i saved them also in the same table but with differet ID, and in another table i am saving the relationship of both documents.
Now i have defined another table in which i want to store a single New ID generated by the new Table to email document and it's attachment document..
what i am now doing i just create a SP, and it's take the first record from the main table and check if there is attachments , if no then it's just assign a new ID and save the document id into newly created table, but if there is attachement then it's go to relationship table and returen me the child id on behalf of parent ID and then in the newly created table it save the child docment id with the same id as the parent id has already been saved.
i m doing like this
SELECT all the emails those has attachments..
Insert Into newlyCreated Table (ID,doc)values(1,1)
then SELECT doc from Relationship table where Maintable doc=@doc
Insert into newlycreated tAble(ID,doc)values(1,2)
and so on .. and if i have more then one attachement then i have to use the loop..
what i m looking , is there any short way to do this all, bcoz it's taks ages to do.. is there any single line query that i can use to get the child doc id rather then going into loops ..
I have a table called "College". In a table, I have to create a structure for multilevel parent-child relationship
For Example,
1) State has number of colleges, Number of colleges has Number of dept. , Number of dept. has no. of subjects, no. of subject has number of chapters and the hierarchy goes on.
Expected Output is, College 1 Dept 1 subject 1 subject 2 subject 3 Dept 2 Dept 3
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I tried in so many ways, I do not know how to query in single table.
I want to retrive the output in a single SQL query.
I had two columns in a table; I used some values of column1 in column2. I want to identify all the column1 vlaues in Left Hand side and column2 values in Right Hand side, with a single query.
example:
MasterTable
ParentRow ChildRow --------- -------- A B C D E F G C H E M G
Output required:
ParentRow ChildRow --------- -------- A B C D E F G D (C mapped tfrom D) H F M D (G mapped from C, and C mapped from D)
To get the above output, I written query using WHILE...[BREAK|CONTINUE] concept until I get @@rowcount become zero.
I am looking for better performace and to get the output in a single query, instead of multiple passes.
Can any one suggest good tools and articles on performance tuning techniques?
Given the sample data and query below, I would like to know if it is possible to have the outcome be a single row, with the ChildTypeId, c.StartDate, c.EndDate being contained in the parent row. So, the outcome I'm hoping for based on the data below for ParentId = 1 would be:
1 2015-01-01 2015-12-31 AA 2015-01-01 2015-03-31 BB 2016-01-01 2016-03-31 CC 2017-01-01 2017-03-31 DD 2017-01-01 2017-03-31
declare @parent table (Id int not null primary key, StartDate date, EndDate date) declare @child table (Id int not null primary key, ParentId int not null, ChildTypeId char(2) not null, StartDate date, EndDate date) insert @parent select 1, '1/1/2015', '12/31/2015' insert @child select 1, 1, 'AA', '1/1/2015', '3/31/2015'
I've 2 tables QuestionAnswers and ConditionalQuestions and fetching data from them using CTE join and I'm seeing repetitive rows (not duplicate) like, If you have multiple answers for 1 question, the output is like
where london where paris where toronto
why us why japan why indonesia
I want to eliminate the repetitive question and group them as parent child items.
with cte as ( select cq.ConditionalQuestionID from ConditionalQuestions cq inner join QuestionAnswers qa on cq.QuestionID=qa.QuestionID where cq.QuestionID=5 and qa.IsConditional='Y') select distinct q.Question, a.Answer from QuestionAnswers qa inner join Answers a on a.AnswerID = qa.AnswerID inner join Questions q on q.QuestionID = qa.QuestionID inner join cte c on c.ConditionalQuestionID = qa.QuestionID;
Include children and exclude children in a single hierarchy in parent child dimension in mdx
*12-parent **20-parent - 9-parent --250-child1 --210-child2 --240-child3 aggregation of 12-parent only aggregation of 20-parent only aggregation of 9 with children
Request ID Parent ID Account Name Addresss 1452 1254789 Wendy's Atlanta Georgia 1453 1254789 Wendy's Norcross Georgia 1456 1254789 Waffle House Atlanta Georgia
1. to display all parent with ORDER BY ItemOrder (no need to sort by ItemDate) 2. display all child row right after their parent (ORDER BY ItemOrder if ItemDate are same, else ORDER BY ItemDate) 3. display all grand child row right after their parent (ORDER BY ItemOrder if ItemDate are same, else ORDER BY ItemDate)
I have table "Clients" who have associated records in table "Mailings" I want to populate a gridview using a single query that grabs all the info I need so that I may utilize the gridview's built in sorting. I'm trying to return records containing the next upcoming mailing for each client.
The closest I can get is below: I'm using GROUP BY because it allows me to return a single record for each client and the MIN part allows me to return the associated record in the mailings table for each client that contains the next upcoming 'send_date'
SELECT MIN(dbo.tbl_clients.client_last_name) AS exp_last_name, MIN(dbo.tbl_mailings.send_date) AS exp_send_date, MIN(dbo.tbl_mailings.user_id) AS exp_user_id, dbo.tbl_clients.client_id, MIN(dbo.tbl_mailings.mailing_id) AS exp_mailing_idFROM dbo.tbl_clients INNER JOIN dbo.tbl_mailings ON dbo.tbl_clients.client_id = dbo.tbl_mailings.client_idWHERE (dbo.tbl_mailings.user_id = 1000)GROUP BY dbo.tbl_clients.client_id The user_id set at 1000 part is what makes it rightly pull in all clients for a particular user. Problem is, by using the GROUP BY statement I'm just getting the lowest 'mailing_id' number and NOT the actual entry associated with mailing item I want to return. Same goes for the last_name field. Perhaps I need to have a subquery within my WHERE clause?Or am I barking up the wrong tree entirely..
hi, i have two tables i want the identity value of the parent table to be inserted into the chile table here is my code,but i don't know why it isn't working ! protected void Button1_Click(object sender, EventArgs e) { string connectionString = ConfigurationManager.ConnectionStrings["ConnectionString"].ConnectionString; string pcontent = TextBox1.Text; string data = TextBox2.Text; addtopic(pcontent,connectionString); addfile(data, connectionString); } public void addtopic(string subject,string connstring) { using (SqlConnection connection = new SqlConnection(connstring)) { SqlCommand command = new SqlCommand("INSERT INTO parent" + "(content)" + "Values(@content)", connection); command.Parameters.Add("@content", SqlDbType.Text).Value = subject; connection.Open(); command.ExecuteNonQuery(); } } public void addchild(string name, string connstring) { using (SqlConnection connection = new SqlConnection(connstring)) {Guid id = Guid.NewGuid(); SqlCommand commandd = new SqlCommand("INSERT INTO child" + "(parentid,data,uniqueid)" + "Values(@@IDENTITY,@data,@uid)", connection); commandd.Parameters.Add("@data", SqlDbType.NVarChar, 50).Value = name; commandd.Parameters.Add("@uid", SqlDbType.UniqueIdentifier).Value = id;
I have a parent/child relationship in a relational database broken out like this: Table Name: categories[category_id] int (primary_key NOT NULL),[category_name] varchar(50),[parent_fk] int The parent references the category_id in the same table to create the parent/child relationships. I can get all the bottom level categories by doing this: select category_id, category, parent_fk from categories where category_id not in ( select parent_fk from categories) Each bottom-level category has a count attached to it. The problem I have is getting the counts rolled up for each parent of the bottom level. A parent could/will have multiple bottom-level categories (and counts). My sql is a little weak, could you help me out? I can utilize everying in SQL 2000 (stored proc, UDF, anything). Thanks!
I want to find all the child of a node in a tree . A child can have multiple parent i.e 2 can be place under multiple parent . The folling is the data:
This structure requires complicated queries (recursive call) to find out all the child of a root node, so I have added another field for the root id. Is this a good relational database design ? kindly suggest.
In our database we have a list of devices in a "Device" Table, eachhaving one or more IP's located in the "IP" Table linked through aforein key on the DeviceID Column.I would like to retrieve this information as SuchDeviceID IpAddress1 10.0.0.1, 10.0.0.2, 10.0.0.32 ...345etc.Is it possible to do that without using cursors? Through a query?
Hello all, I'm having a real hard time trying to figure this one out. I'm trying to create a sql query that selects both the parent name and it's children, but it's got to loop through all the record sets to populate a drop down as an end result.
I think I thought this out correctly: I have 2 tables
category relationship
tbl category cat_id //auto int cat_name // varchar
relationship r_id // auto int parent_id // int child_id // int
both the parent_id and child_id are associated with the cat_id in my category table I could have 1cars // this is parent 2 audi 3 bmw 4 chevy
Table data example
r_id parent_id child_id **************************** 1 1 15 2 1 16 3 1 17 4 2 55 5 2 56 etc... I want to select both the parent cat_name from category and also select the child cat_name where the parent_id = #
I can do it manaully like this select cat_name, cat_id, parent_id , child_id from category, relationships where child_id = cat_id and parent_id = 1
what is the best way to loop through all the parent ids to find child category? Could this be done in a stored procedure?
I am having problems creating a trigger in SQL Server? I have 2 tables (parent and child) with one to many relationship. When I save a record, one row gets inserted in the parent and one to many gets inserted in the child. The trigger is on the parent table and it is trying to select the number of new records just inserted in the child table that meets a certain criteria. Since the transaction hasn't been committed I can not select the number of records from the child. Does anyone know how to handle this? My manager insists this be done in a trigger. Thanks, James
William Smith, (555)555-5555, 123 Main Street, Susie, Peter, Bill Jr, Fred Jason Jones, (666)666-6666, 54332 South Ave, Brian, Steven Kay McPeak, (777)777-7777, 9876 Division NW, Kathy, Sally, Karen, Deb, Becky, Kendra, Ann, Edward
with an unknown number of children for each parent.
Then I would like to be able to query against this view with something like this:
SELECT * FROM FamilyView Where Child2 = 'Peter'
I have no idea how to write the SQL for this View. Is it possible? Is this possible without using a cursor?
Below is my sample data of my table named "Groups"
Code: with Groups as ( select 1 as GroupId,'Oracle' as GroupName,0 as IdParentGroup union all select 2 as GroupId,'Microsoft' as GroupName,0 as IdParentGroup union all select 3 as GroupId,'IBM' as GroupName,0 as IdParentGroup union all select 4 as GroupId,'SunMicrosystem' as GroupName,1 as IdParentGroup union all select 5 as GroupId,'peoplesoft' as GroupName,1 as IdParentGroup union all select 6 as GroupId,'mysql' as GroupName,1 as IdParentGroup union all select 7 as GroupId,'Nokia' as GroupName,2 as IdParentGroup union all select 8 as GroupId,'EShop' as GroupName,2 as IdParentGroup union all select 9 as GroupId,'Meiosys' as GroupName,3 as IdParentGroup union all select 10 as GroupId,'UrbanCode' as GroupName,3 as IdParentGroup ) select * from groups;
Expected result:
Code: with ExpectedResult as ( select 'Oracle' as GroupName,'SunMicrosystem' as SubGroup union all select '' as GroupName,'peoplesoft' as SubGroup union all select '' as GroupName,'mysql' as SubGroup union all select 'Microsoft' as GroupName,'Nokia' as SubGroup union all select '' as GroupName,'EShop' as SubGroup union all select 'IBM' as GroupName,'Meiosys' as SubGroup union all select '' as GroupName,'UrbanCode' as SubGroup ) select * from ExpectedResult;
some sample query to how to achieve this parent-child has the same table.
I'm an entre level junior programmer. My question is kind of confusing but I'll try to put it as simple as I can.
First we have a main table called "job1". This table consists the order information. The file_id is the unique id and the primary key for this table. This table also pertains other information such as customer data (max limit 5), job data etc. This table is actively (non-stop) used throughout the day.
We have a non-interactive process which will take customers information from the main table and insert into the child table table "jobcust". Jobcust would have file_id, cust, cust_type. For example, if Job1 table had fiel_id=100 and cust1="Tom" and Cust2="David", now Jobcust will have two records file_id, cust1 and file_id,cust2. The main problem is the child table needs to be updated right away and our non-interactive process is good at doing that.. but it is causing a major DATA LATENCY. I would like to ask you all, if you know any better way of doing this without any process.. like in the back end with a trigger/procedure or something like that.
I am importing data from a paradox table and trying to clean it up. I have this query that finds all the child records that are not in the parent table.
Select MemberID FROM memtype AS a WHERE NOT EXISTS (SELECT * FROM members AS b WHERE a.MemberID IN (b.MemberID));
Now I'm trying to delete all those child records instead of just selecting them so I tried...
Delete MemberID FROM memtype AS a WHERE NOT EXISTS (SELECT * FROM members AS b WHERE a.MemberID IN (b.MemberID));
I have a parts table which has partid (GUID) column and parentpartId (GUID) column. Need to copy the records to the same table with new GUIDs for partids. How to do that? cursor or temp tables?
I have an application that has an existing query which returns org units (parent and child) from organization table with orderby on createddate + orgid combination.
Also I added another log table Organization_log with exact columns as Organization table and additional 'IS_DELETED' bool column.
WITH Org_TREE AS ( SELECT *, null as 'IS_DELETED', convert (varchar(4000), convert(varchar(30),CREATED_DT,126) + Org_Id) theorderby FROM Organization WHERE PARENT_Org_ID IS NULL and case_ID='43333'
[code]...
I need to modify the query:
1. To display the records both from the Organization table and Organization_Log table. 2. The orderby should be sorted on 'Organization Name' asc and it should follow the child order in alpha sort as well.
I am wondering if there is a way to insert one parent record with multi child records in one transaction? I am using dataset to update my database. I want to use transaction so if one record insert fails all the transctions rollback.
I think I might know the answer to this, but I wanted to see if any one has come up with a slick idea for enforcing this relationship. If I have two tables and one is dependent on the other (parent-child relationship), how can I enforce that every parent record has a corresponding child record? Here is a code example
USE tempdb
GO
CREATE TABLE dbo.Parent ( ParentId int NOT NULL )
ALTER TABLE dbo.Parent ADD CONSTRAINT PK_Parent PRIMARY KEY CLUSTERED (ParentId)
CREATE TABLE dbo.Child ( ParentId int NOT NULL ,ChildId int NOT NULL )
INSERT INTO dbo.Parent VALUES (1) INSERT INTO dbo.Child VALUES (1,1) INSERT INTO dbo.Parent VALUES (2) INSERT INTO dbo.Child VALUES (2,2) INSERT INTO dbo.Child VALUES (2,1) INSERT INTO dbo.Parent VALUES (3)
SELECT p.ParentId, 'I SHOULD HAVE A DEPENDENT RECORD' FROM dbo.Parent p LEFT JOIN dbo.Child c ON p.ParentId = c.ParentId WHERE c.ParentId IS NULL
ParentId 3 should have a child record associated with it. I am assuming that these are my choices:
1) code all inserts to the parent table along with a insert to the child table and wrap those in a transaction
2) place a trigger for insert on the parent table that ensures that the child table is populated after data for the parent.
Here is the gotcha, we will be using a middle-tier data access layer (nhibernate or dlink) so .NET application developers will be creating the data modifications at the transactional level. Also there might be several ongoing ETLs that populate this schema as well, so multiple points of entry and seperate code blocks. I don't want to hide business logic within triggers.
I assume that all our coders are competent and could enforce this properly via code, but I know that mistakes happen. Has any one come across this situation and have a solution for enforcing the integrity of the schema with constraints?
how can we delete parent table as well as child table using a single query applied on parent table, can someone please help me onn this topic? it will be very nice of you guys.
so if i give input say categoryid=1[This falls under main category-boxing] i need to get result as 1 boxing [main category] 4 mayweather [sub category] 5 tyson [sub category] 6 clinton woods [sub category]
if i give categoryid=5[Note:Tyson] result should be as 1 boxing [main category] 5 tyson [sub category]
dear friend,, i have two table.in my first table id is primarykey and in my second table id if foreign key. so my need i have to use one query to delete the primary key table values. so if i am deleting one id in primary key table the child in the second table has to be deleted automatically.if parent get deleted the child should get deleted automatically. so plese help me to do this please give me sample query please
Greetings,I just wanna know if anyone can tell me how to get all user definedtables in parent-then-child manner. I mean all the parents should belisted first and then childs.I dont think there is any direct way to do this, but i am not able toform any sort of query to achieve this.Any help will be greatly appreciated.TIA
Hello Experts,Here is the code to flatten a PC hierarchy into a level based table. Itworks fine.SELECTt1.TASK_ID AS TASK_LV1,t2.TASK_ID AS TASK_LV2,t3.TASK_ID AS TASK_LV3,t4.TASK_ID AS TASK_LV4,t5.TASK_ID AS TASK_LV5FROM dbo.Project t1 LEFT OUTER JOINdbo.Project t2 ON t2.PARENT_TASK_ID = t1.TASK_IDAND t2.WBS_LEVEL = 2 LEFT OUTER JOINdbo.Project t3 ON t3.PARENT_TASK_ID = t2.TASK_IDAND t3.WBS_LEVEL = 3 LEFT OUTER JOINdbo.Project t4 ON t4.PARENT_TASK_ID = t3.TASK_IDAND t4.WBS_LEVEL = 4 LEFT OUTER JOINdbo.Project t5 ON t5.PARENT_TASK_ID = t4.TASK_IDAND t5.WBS_LEVEL = 5How do modify the code to work for any level rather than hard codingthe level up to "5"?Please help.Thanks.Soumya
I have a fairly simple SSIS project that has nested parent-child packages. I am trying to find the best way to manage the connections strings so as to make the package portable across machines and environments. Currently there is one "master" package which calls 6 child packages. 1 of these child package calls 3 child packages of its own.
For the database connections, I've settled on creating a standardized .dtsConfig file for each server/login. This is a relatively small number (intially 8) that I don't expect to grow much.
I've taken a different approach for the file-system connections used by Execute Package components that call the child packages. For each package that has child packages, I store all the connection strings (paths) to the child packages in a single .dtsConfig file. This works well for the top-level "master" package where I can pass in the .dtsConfig file (that has the paths to the child packages) as a run-time option in the Execute Package Utility.
However, this approach seems to fall apart for the 2nd generation package that in turn call 3rd generation packages because I don't know how to get the .dtsConfig file (with the 3rd generation .dtsx package paths) path to this downstream dtsx package.
Though I'm sure there are others, the only two solutionsI can think of now are (a)don't nest packages beyond 1 parent/child relationship -- not really an option or (b)Store the path of .dtsConfig files for each .dtsx package as an environment variable on each machine. This option is unappealing because it would require adding an environment variable for every .dtsx package that has child packages. I don't think it would take long for this to grow into a large number, that would make managing environment variables cumbersome.
So far my experience with SSIS has been that there was a simple solution for each scenario I had. So this hoop jumping I'm going through seems to indicate I am just missing something.
