Database Constraint Discrepancies Between 2000 And 2005
Aug 3, 2007
I am working on a project to upgrade our current server farm form SQL 2000 to 2005. To do this we have some jobs running that insert data into tables on a 2005 system from a 2000 system. I have noticed that there is a bug between 2000 and 2005 with a REAL data type.
The problem stems from how SQL handles the data when it is being transferred via INSERT statement.
If I copy the value between SQL2000 servers there is no error.
If I copy the value between SQL2000 and SQL2005, I receive this error
Msg 7339, Level 16, State 1, Procedure mf_Update_mfwebperf, Line 17
OLE DB provider 'SQLNCLI' for linked server 'MFWeb' returned invalid data for column '[MFWeb].[mfdb].[dbo].[mfwebperf].ShRFund3Yr'.
If I convert the data type to a float on 2005 (which I know can handle the value coming form 2000) I receive the same error.
The only work around is to convert the data type on both the SQL 2000 and 2005 to use floats.
Question is why can€™t I insert a REAL value into a FLOAT across two systems, especially when I know that on the destination system has a greater precision?
Data type
[RSqFund3Yr] [real] NULL,
Data Value
[RSqFund3Yr] Value
1.821688E-44
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Jan 16, 2007
I have a transaction table (which contains details of all products on all orders)
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where order_no = 'xxx'
but i also want to add an extra boolean column (true if product is in discrepancies table and false if product is not in discrepancies table...will become checkbox at front end)... im not sure how to write this bit....
I know it would a transaction table LEFT JOIN to discrepancies table, but I do not know how to write syntax to add extra column...
Be garteful for any help :confused:
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