I am trying to convert the following working SQL Server query to query a DB2 database. I am getting the following error: An ON clause associated with a JOIN operator or in a MERGE statement is not valid. SQLSTATE=42972. Can anyone help me convert it? Thanks for your help!
I am new to SQL and trying my hand at what I thought would be a simple query to bring back the loan products that are not HMDA reportable - hence the NOT IN and I get an error message after adding the NOT IN...I have read a lot of responses to the issue of an error message of 'Conversion failed when converting the nvarchar value' to try and solve the error - and have had no luck. Before I throw my laptop out the window..Here is the error message along with what I thought was a simple query; Conversion failed when converting the nvarchar value '80/10/10' to data type int.Here is the query;
SELECT P.ProductID, P.Name, PC.Name AS [Product Group], LP.Name AS [Loan Purpose], CASE WHEN LP.IsHMDAReportableFL = 0 THEN 'No' ELSE 'Yes' END AS [HMDA Reportable],
I'm a Power Builder (PB) developer. I've migrated PB from 10 .5 to 12.5, and now I need to migrate the stored procedures from SQL Server 2005 to 2012 as well.I get a invalid expression error when I run the procedures in Power Builder. We have previously been using a lower database compatibility model in 2005, which allowed the procedures to work there. I have learned that =* is the old way to write right outer joins.
For example: select * from A right outer join B
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Is my approach correct, or do I need to add a WHERE condition to it? I don't have access to the production database to check. The development database is in SQL Server 2012 too, sO I will not be able to run the old version there to check.
-- AssignedToTasks 32,'from (Select Distinct wft.*',' OVER(Order by task.TaskId desc)','','where IsActive=1 AND RecurrenceRule is null',0,5 Alter PROCEDURE [dbo].[AssignedToTasks]
I have tried all possible combinations of changing this. But was not able to make the results tally.I am giving you a part of the query, there are others queries involving 4 tables which are based on this same temporary table query.
SELECT c.juris_id, b.jrnl_mo_yr FROM a_trueup a, #t_mths b, r_rj c WHERE a.rlzd_mo_yr =* b.jrnl_mo_yr AND a.juris_id =* c.juris_id
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I tried using left outer join as mentioned in blogs but got a different result (14 rows).I also used set null off/on options but no luck ..
This is a common error for SQL Server, but I got it in a uncommon way.I have a table called - tblIDNumber where there are two columns - IDN_Number [NVarchar(200)] and Temp [BigInt]
If I run, SELECT * FROM dbo.tblIDNumber WHERE IDN_IDNumberTypeStaticValue = 33 AND IDN_Removed = 0 AND CAST(IDN_Number AS BIGINT) = 1
SQL Server give me the error: Msg 8114, Level 16, State 5, Line 1 Error converting data type nvarchar to bigint.
I first thought IDN_Number in type 33 has characters, but it doesn't, becasue the below query works!!!
UPDATE dbo.tblIDNumber SET Temp = CAST(IDN_Number AS BIGINT) WHERE IDN_IDNumberTypeStaticValue = 33 AND IDN_Removed = 0
To workaround, I ran the query,
UPDATE dbo.tblIDNumber SET IDN_Number = '123' WHERE IDN_IDNumberTypeStaticValue = 33 AND IDN_Removed = 0
and then I ran the first query, and SQL Server does NOT give me the same error - Msg 8114, Level 16, State 5, Line 1 Error converting data type nvarchar to bigint.
Second query approved there is nothing wrong from converting the value in IDN_Number to a BigInt, but the third query gave the hint that data might be the cause?????
finally, I found the root cause to be an index that the first query uses :
CREATE NONCLUSTERED INDEX [IX_tblIDNumber_Covering] ON [dbo].[tblIDNumber] ( [IDN_Removed] ASC, [IDNumberCode] ASC ) INCLUDE ( [IDN_Number], [IDN_Reference]) WITH (PAD_INDEX = OFF, STATISTICS_NORECOMPUTE = OFF, SORT_IN_TEMPDB = OFF, DROP_EXISTING = OFF, ONLINE = OFF, ALLOW_ROW_LOCKS = ON, ALLOW_PAGE_LOCKS = ON, FILLFACTOR = 85) ON [PRIMARY] GO
If I remove the index, the first query works without the error.
I have some old code consisting of over 30 Union statements, unioning 7/1/15-8/1/15 data according to the below code. Each block is the same except for the date. How could I rewrite these 30 union statements into a more concise query?
Each client (people_id) has a distinct agency_id_number. So the code below totals the number of distinct clients/day and groups them by programs and facilities.
Sample data that you can use to test this report:
IF OBJECT_ID(N'tempdb..#sample_census') IS NOT NULL drop table #sample_census
CASE WHEN NULLIF(NHSNo2, '') IS NULL THEN 1 WHEN NULLIF(Surname, '') IS NULL THEN 2 WHEN NULLIF(Forename, '') IS NULL THEN 3 WHEN NULLIF(DOB, '') IS NULL OR DOB < '01/01/1900' THEN 4 WHEN NULLIF(AddressLine1, '') IS NULL THEN 5
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The above code worth great but ideally instead of returning a number Id like to return text for example
In the following code I want to compare 2 values: AccessVal and SQLVal. The values are stored as nvarchars, so I'm isolating the numeric values in a subquery. Notice I'm only selecting 1 row. The commented line, where I compare the values, is throwing the error.
SELECT QA_AutoID, AccessVal, SQLVal ,ROUND(ABS(CONVERT(float, AccessVal,1)),0) as AccessFloat ,ROUND(ABS(CONVERT(float, SQLVal,1)),0) as SQLFloat FROM QA WHERE QA_AutoID in ( SELECT TOP 1 QA_AutoID FROM QA WHERE ISNUMERIC(SQLVal) = 1 AND ISNUMERIC(AccessVal) = 1 ) --AND ROUND(ABS(CONVERT(float, AccessVal,1)),0) <> ROUND(ABS(CONVERT(float, SQLVal,1)),0) ORDER BY ROUND(ABS(CONVERT(float, AccessVal,1)),0) DESC ,ROUND(ABS(CONVERT(float, SQLVal,1)),0) DESC
Here is the output with the comparison commented out...
Here's what I get with the comparison line activated:
I've tried converting to numeric, int and bigint instead of float. I've tried CAST instead of CONVERT. Nothing works.
i am trying to run to get a list of computers from a table based on the available free space. I'd like to group them based on the available space, for example, up to 1 GB, 1-2 GB, etc.
However when i run this query, i get an error : Msg 245, Level 16, State 1, Line 1 Conversion failed when converting the varchar value '1GB To 2GB' to data type int.
this query is running fine in 2008 , but its not working in 2005 below is the error Msg 8115, Level 16, State 2, Line 1 Arithmetic overflow error converting expression to data type int.there is some problem in converting date in cte
with a as ( SELECT dbname = DB_NAME(database_id) , [DBSize] = CAST( ((SUM(ms.size)* 8) / 1024.0) AS DECIMAL(18,2) ) , COALESCE(CONVERT(VARCHAR(12), MAX(bus.backup_finish_date), 101),'01/01/1900') AS LastBackUpTime FROM sys.master_files ms inner join msdb.dbo.backupset bus ON bus.database_name = DB_NAME()
I have a column "Cost" (data type=varchar) and another column "Qty" (data type=int)
Now in outer query, I need to multiply this 2 columns Cost*Qty.But after trying some cast operation still getting "Error converting data type varchar to numeric."
I've imported a CSV file into a table in SQL Server 2012. It's a large file, 140,000+ rows, so I couldn't covert it to Excel first to preserve the date format due to Excel's row limit. In the CSV file, there were 3 column with date data in "31-Aug-09" format, and the import automatically transformed these in "31AUG09" format (varchar(50)) in SQL Server. Now I need to convert these 3 columns from varchar to datetime so I could work with them in date format.
I am trying to write a query that give me how many items were filed per year.
This is the error:
Conversion failed when converting the varchar value 'YEAR(1999)' to data type int.
Here is the query I am using:
SELECT COUNT (*), CASE WHEN ChargesFiledDate > 20141231 THEN 'YEAR (2015)' WHEN ChargesFiledDate > 20131231 THEN 'YEAR (2014)' WHEN ChargesFiledDate > 20121231 THEN 'YEAR (2013)' ELSE YEAR (0000)
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And got the same error. I know there is probably a better way to get this data (being that I need it from 2007 to present), but don't know how to write it.
Hi folks,I was working on MS sql server 2005 evalution where i have built a number of databases. However, i came to discove that the evalution version has expried before i finished my work. Now i have disinstalled the sql server 2005 and installed the Sql express edition.My concern here is how can i keep my databases so they can work with sql express edition?Thank you very much in advance.
Hi, I am developing a project that using the one of the starter kits which use the MS SQL EXPRESS database.The project is almost ready to be launch. few questions:
I am looking for a good host with good support reasonable paid. What is my options if I would like to convert from the current database, to other databases like MySql, MS SQL Server or any? which tools can help with this convertions? thats all, thanks.
So where I work is thinking about one day moving to SQL server. Right now they have indexed files that aren't normalized with repeating fields in them and lots of repeat data and blank space (so a customer number in one file may be stored literally in 10 other files that are easily realted). In the intrest of saving time and money I think that they will not normalize, index, or anything to any of these files. From what I hear it will be a straight field by field creation for the most part and preserving the primary keys.
My question: I keep thinking this is going to be massive hit on performance and maintaince. How much would converting in such a manner hurt the performance of their database and how much could it potentially add to maintaince?
So where I work is thinking about one day moving to SQL server. Right now they have indexed files that aren't normalized with repeating fields in them and lots of repeat data and blank space (so a customer number in one file may be stored literally in 10 other files that are easily realted). In the intrest of saving time and money I think that they will not normalize, index, or anything to any of these files. From what I hear it will be a straight field by field creation for the most part and preserving the primary keys.
My question: I keep thinking this is going to be massive hit on performance and maintaince. How much would converting in such a manner hurt the performance of their database and how much could it potentially add to maintaince?
I'm new to SQL server. I've been working with oracle and now need to convert this sentence to SQL Server but I get this error:
Server: Msg 170, Level 15, State 1, Line 1 Line 1: Incorrect syntax near 'A'. Server: Msg 156, Level 15, State 1, Line 6 Incorrect syntax near the keyword 'where'.m_proceso;
My sentence is: /***************** update data_grup A set new_grup_code =( select cod_grup_2 from data_grup_new B where A.cod_grup = B.cod_grup ) where zone = '001' ; /***************** Can anyone help me to convert this to SQL server, I don't know why I get this error. Thanks.
Columns from database have values like 1,5 etc and I'm getting the error: Syntax error converting the nvarchar value '1,5' to a column of data type int. when trying to convert from nvarchar to int: SELECT CONVERT(int, MyNVarChar_column) FROM MyTable What I'm doing wrong? Thanks a lot
I have the following sql script I wrote using Explicit Option to convert data from SQL Server tables into a single XML file. I am aware of the tedious nature of the select statements, but this seems to the only option I have to depict parent-child nature of the data in XML format and also to schedule it as a job to run via SQL Server Agent.
My problem is that as I run this using the following command, I get "There is insufficient system memory to run this query" error. I am using the following commnd: exec master..xp_cmdshell 'bcp "EXEC swr_cv2..sproc_BuildXMLTree" queryout "C: est.xml" -U -P -c -r -t'
Is there any way I can tune my query to fix that error?
Public Class DB Dim myDB As New OdbcConnection Dim myCMD As New OdbcCommand Public Sub New() Dim db_server = AppSettings("db_server") Dim db = AppSettings("db") Dim db_user = AppSettings("db_user") Dim db_pwd = AppSettings("db_pwd") Dim DBConnection As String = "DRIVER={MySQL ODBC 3.51 Driver};" & _ "SERVER=" & db_server & ";" & _ "DATABASE=" & db & ";" & _ "UID=" & db_user & ";" & _ "PASSWORD=" & db_pwd & ";" & _ "OPTION=3;" myDB.ConnectionString = DBConnection myCMD.Connection = myDB End Sub
Public Function q(ByVal mySTR As String) As OdbcDataReader myCMD.CommandText = mySTR Try myDB.Open() q = myCMD.ExecuteReader(Data.CommandBehavior.CloseConn ection) Catch ex As Exception Err(ex.ToString) End Try
End Function
Public Sub c(ByVal mySTR As String) Try myCMD.Connection.Open() myCMD.CommandText = mySTR myCMD.ExecuteNonQuery() myCMD.Connection.Close() Catch ex As Exception Err(ex.ToString) End Try
End Sub
Private Sub Err(ByVal strError As String) Current.Response.Write("<h1>An error has occurred.</h1><br>" & vbCrLf) Current.Response.Write("Please report to us the error message<br>" & vbCrLf) Current.Response.Write(strError) Current.Response.Flush() Current.Response.End() End Sub End Class
