Concurrency Puzzle (ODBC API Related)

Jul 20, 2005

I hope this is not outside the scope of this newsgroup.


have been useing BulkAdd with ms-access with good success.
Until now that I;m switching to MSDE which is on a shared server.

The problem is that MSDE gives an error:
Invalid attribute/option identifier, sql state=HY092
which corresponds to:
SQL_ATTR_CONCURRENCY statement attribute was set to SQL_CONCUR_READ_ONLY.

but my BulkAdd routine explicitly has a call to:
SQLSetStmtAttr(stHndl, SQL_ATTR_CONCURRENCY, SQL_CONCUR_LOCK , iRet)

I cannot imagine how the concurrency is readonly.
Could it be that I'm looking at the wrong place or the wrong attribute???

Thanks in adv.

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SQL Server 2000 ODBC Related Issues...

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I have a customer who has a SQL Server 2000 DB and we are needing toget to this DB through ODBC. I had setup a DSN last week thatconnected fine to this DB, and was preparing to build a script tomanage transfers of data to and from one table to another.The then began to have troubles with their DB Backup (this is not atall related to the issue at hand). The problem they claim was that the"sa" was needing to have certain roles applied to it that were not partof it's default properties. My understanding is that the "sa" is theKing of the Kingdom sotospeak, and has all rights, permissions, rolecapabilities, etc...To make a long story short she tried to apply the write and read rolesto the "sa" and it would not allow for this to be applied. She thenapplied a password to the "sa" account (previous it did not have oneand was set to blank) and upon doing this she then removed the passwordand set it back to blank.Since she made these changes we have not been able to connect to her DBvia our DSN. When we get to the point of telling the DSN to use SQLAuthentication, and apply the sa account for use with a blank password- it comes back with an error similar to "database is not available orpassword is incorrect".Has anyone had this problem before, and if so is there any simpleresolve? Something other than the customer having to restore a previousbackup of the DB?Much thanks in advance...

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AS

select jobs.jobnumber, activities.weekending,
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case left(lineitems.item,4) when '3172' then (lineitems.quantity * lineitems.draft) else
case left(lineitems.item,5) when 'ECAD2' then (lineitems.quantity * lineitems.draft) else
(lineitems.quantity * lineitems.labor) end end end end end end end end as labor,
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(activities.meals + activities.lodging) as PerDiem,
(employees.state) as FState, (states.state) as TState
from jobs
inner join activities on jobs.jobid = activities.jobid
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inner join states on jobs.billingstateid = states.stateid
where (activities.weekending = @Weekending or activities.transferdate = @Transfer or jobs.transferdate = @Transfer)
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GO


Can anyone help tell me why this happens or has anyone ever experienced this before?

Thank you in advance!!!!!!

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Can anyone solve this puzzle with SQL only - no temp tables and no cursors
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etc..

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@Weekending datetime,
@Transfer datetime)
AS

select jobs.jobnumber, activities.weekending,
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case employees.type when '1099' then case left(lineitems.item,4) when '2392' then (lineitems.quantity * lineitems.draft1099) end else
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case left(lineitems.item,4) when '2392' then (lineitems.quantity * lineitems.draft) else
case left(lineitems.item,4) when '2391' then (lineitems.quantity * lineitems.draft) else
case left(lineitems.item,4) when '3172' then (lineitems.quantity * lineitems.draft) else
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from jobs
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left outer join employees on activities.employeeid = employees.employeeid
left outer join lineitems on activities.activityid = lineitems.activityid
inner join states on jobs.billingstateid = states.stateid
where (activities.weekending = @Weekending or activities.transferdate = @Transfer or jobs.transferdate = @Transfer)
and jobs.billingstateid <> employees.stateid and lineitems.quantity <> null
GO


Can anyone help tell me why this happens or has anyone ever experienced this before?

Thank you in advance!!!!!!

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Any more info needed please mail me on
neeraj.jariwala@gmail.com


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Feb 17, 2007

I'm wondering whether the following code would work if users are RAPIDLY registering (assumption) WITH the same username.public bool UsernamExists(string username)
{
string sql = "SELECT true FROM [users] WEHRE username = @username;";
return Convert.ToBoolean(comm.ExecuteScalar());
}

public bool Signup(User user)
{
bool usernameExists = UsernameExists(user.Username);
if( usernameExists ) return false;

//update or insert sql for user etc blah blah
} If two users try to signup AT THE VERY SAME TIME (DOWN TO THE NANOSECOND), would this technique work? Do I have to wrap it in a transaction, stored procedure??  Thanks. 

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Jun 1, 2007

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