Hi,
I am declaring the cursor based on a query which is generated dynamically. but it is not working
Declare @tempSQL varchar(1000)
--- This query will be generated based on my other conditon and will be stored in a variable
set @tempsql = 'select * from orders'
declare cursor test for @tempsql
open test
This code is not working.
please suggest
Nitin
Hello..
Can you declare a cursor with dynamic SQL?
I have a situation where the SQL for my cursor MUST be assembled in a buffer, but I cannot get the cursor declaration to accept my buffer as the SQL statement.
these attempts did not work:
DECLARE crsCursor CURSOR FOR @vchrSQL
DECLARE crsCursor CURSOR FOR (@vchrSQL)
Does anybody know if you definitely can or definitely cannot use dynamic SQL with cursors?
Hi,is it possible to create a cursor from a dynamic string?Like:DECLARE @cursor nvarchar(1000)SET @cursor = N'SELECT product.product_idFROM product WHERE fund_amt > 0'DECLARE ic_uv_cursor CURSOR FOR @cursorinstead of using this--SELECT product.product_id--FROM product WHERE fund_amt > 0 -- AND mpc_product.status= 'aktiv'Havn't found anything in the net...Thanks,Peppi
View 5 Replies View RelatedIs there any way to create a cursor, based on a dynamically created select_statement? Something like:
DECLARE someCRS CURSOR LOCAL FAST_FORWARD FOR @strSelect
where @strSelect is previously declared as let's say varchar.
I don't want to create a stored procedure for this.
Thanks!
I keep getting the message
Msg 156, Level 15, State 1, Line 3
Incorrect syntax near the keyword 'declare'.
Msg 156, Level 15, State 1, Line 4
Incorrect syntax near the keyword 'declare'.
What am I doing wrong?
declare @dbname varchar(8000),
declare @countyname varchar (200) ,
declare @sql varchar(8000)
declare county_name cursor for
select distinct county from Zipcodes
open county_name
fetch next from county_name
into @countyname
declare dbname_name cursor for
select name from sys.databases where name like 'Property%' and name <> 'PropertyCenter'
open dbname_name
fetch next from dbname_name
into @dbname
WHILE @@FETCH_STATUS = 0
BEGIN
set @sql =
'
select p.sa_property_id, z.zipcode as sa_site_zip, z.state as sa_site_state, z.city as sa_site_city, z.county as sa_site_county,@dbname ,(select @@servername) as servername, county'+@countyname+'
from zipcodes z join tbl_reply_assr_final p on z.zipcode = p.sa_site_zip'
exec (@sql)
end
set @sql = ''
fetch next from dbname_name into @dbname
fetch next from county_name into @countyname
CLOSE county_name
DEALLOCATE county_name
CLOSE dbname_name
DEALLOCATE dbname_name
Hi all.
I am stuck in a bit of a conundrum for quite a while now, and I hope someone here will help me figure this one out.
So, first things first: let me explain what I need to do. I am
designing a web application that will allow users to consult info
available in a SQL2000 database. The user will enter the search
criterea, and hopefully the web page will show matching results.
The problem is the results shown aren't available per se in the DB, I
need to process the data a bit. I decided to do so on the SQL Server
side, though the use of cursors. So, when a user defines his search
criteria, I run a stored procedure that begins by building a dynamic
sql query and creating a cursor for it. I used a global cursor in order
to do so. It looked something like this:
SET @sqlQuery = ... (build the dinamic sql query)
SET @cursorQuery = 'DECLARE myCursor CURSOR GLOBAL FAST_FORWARD FOR ' + @sqlQuery
EXEC @cursorQuery
OPEN myCursor
FETCH NEXT FROM myCursor INTO ...
CLOSE myCursor
DEALLOCATE myCursor
This works fine, if there's only one instance of the
stored procedure running at a time. Should another user connect to the
site and run a search while someone's at it, it'll fail due to the
atempt to create a cursor with the same name.
My first thought was to make the cursor name unique, which led me to:
...
SET @cursorName = 'myCursor' + @uniqueUserID
SET @cursorQuery = 'DECLARE '+ @cursorName + 'CURSOR FAST_FORWARD FOR ' + @sqlQuery
EXEC @cursorQuery
...
The problem with this is that I can't do a FETCH NEXT FROM @cursorName since
@cursorName is a char variable holding the cursor name, and not a
cursor variable. So to enforce this unique name method the only option
I have is to keep creating dynamic sql queries and exucting them. And
this makes the sp a bitch to develop and maintain, and I'm guessing it
doesn't make it very performant.
So I moved on to my second idea: local cursor variables. The problem with
this is that if I create a local cursor variable by executing a dynamic
query, I can't extract it from the EXEC (or sp_executesql) context, as
it offers no output variable.
I guess my concrete questions are:
Is it possible to execute a dynamic sql query and extract a (cursor) variable from it?Is it possible to populate a local cursor variable with a global cursor, by providing the global cursor's name?Can I create a local cursor variable for a dynamic sql query? How?
Anybody sees another way arround this?Thanks in advance,
Carlos
Hello guys,just wanted to ask a question some might percieve it as a stupid one but I don't know so I will ask anyway?
Is Declare Cursor same as Create Cursor and if not what is the major difference?
I have to specifiy the database name which is supplied from the user (@fixdb). I want to do something like the following 'code'
Declare SysCursor cursor for + 'select Name, ID from ' + @fixdb +'.dbo.sysobjects where xtype = "u"'
but I can't seem to come up with the right statement.
Any help greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Judith
I am trying to decalare the cursor in the below stored procedure. Can any one please help me to correct the cursor declaration?? Basically, i am testing how to declare the cursor in stored procedure.
CREATE PROCEDURE STP_EMPSAL
@empno int,
@Employee_Cursor CURSOR VARYING OUTPUT
FOR SELECT empno FROM AdventureworksDW.dbo.emp
AS
OPEN Employee_Cursor;
FETCH NEXT FROM Employee_Cursor into @empno;
WHILE @@FETCH_STATUS = 0
BEGIN
BEGIN TRAN
UPDATE emp set sal= sal+ 2000 where
empno = @empno and comm is null
mgr='Scott';
FETCH NEXT FROM Employee_Cursor into @empno;
COMMIT;
END;
CLOSE Employee_Cursor;
DEALLOCATE Employee_Cursor;
Hello,
I am using SQL 2005 and i would like to create a cursor from executing a stored procedure (dbo.SP_getDate @Variable).
Something like this:
DECLARE Cursor1 CURSOR FOR EXECUTE dbo.SP_getDate @Variable
i get an error saying "incorrect syntax near the keyword 'EXECUTE'."
cannot get rid of the error. what am i doing wrong?
(i am trying to avoid using #tempTbl to store the results of the execute first and then doing a select on the #tempTbl)
Not sure if i am doing this right all together.
any help would be greatly appreciate.
The below cursor is giving an error
DECLARE @Table_Name NVARCHAR(MAX) ,
@Field_Name NVARCHAR(MAX) ,
@Document_Type NVARCHAR(MAX)
DECLARE @SOPCursor AS CURSOR;
SET
@SOPCursor = CURSOR FOR
[Code] ....
The @Table_Name variable is declared, If I replace the delete statement (DELETE FROM @Table_Name ) with (PRINT @table_name) it works and print the table names.
Why does the delete statement give an error ?
Hello,I have a test database with table A containing 10,000 rows and a tableB containing 100,000 rows. Rows in B are "children" of rows in A -each row in A has 10 related rows in B (ie. B has a foreign key to A).Using ODBC I am executing the following loop 10,000 times, expressedbelow in pseudo-code:"select * from A order by a_pk option (fast 1)""fetch from A result set""select * from B where where fk_to_a = 'xxx' order by b_pk option(fast 1)""fetch from B result set" repeated 10 timesIn the above psueod-code 'xxx' is the primary key of the current Arow. NOTE: it is not a mistake that we are repeatedly doing the Aquery and retrieving only the first row.When the queries use fast-forward-only cursors this takes about 2.5minutes. When the queries use dynamic cursors this takes about 1 hour.Does anyone know why the dynamic cursor is killing performance?Because of the SQL Server ODBC driver it is not possible to havenested/multiple fast-forward-only cursors, hence I need to exploreother alternatives.I can only assume that a different query plan is getting constructedfor the dynamic cursor case versus the fast forward only cursor, but Ihave no way of finding out what that query plan is.All help appreciated.Kevin
View 1 Replies View RelatedThanks in advance for taking the tiemt o read this post:
I am workingon an application in vb.net 2008 and I have 5 drop down lists on my page.
I have code that worked in .net 2005 for my databind but would like to use new features in 08 to do this same thing.
Here is my 05 code how would I do this same things in 08?
Dim db As New DataIDataContext
Dim GlobalSQLstr As String
GlobalSQLstr = "select Orig_City, ecckt, typeflag, StrippedEcckt, CleanEcckt, ManualEcckt, Switch, Vendor, FP_ID, order_class, Line_type, id from goode2 where 1=1"
If (ddlOrigCity.SelectedValue <> "") Then
GlobalSQLstr &= "and Orig_City = '" & ddlOrigCity.SelectedValue & "'"
End If
If (ddlSwitch.SelectedValue <> "") Then
GlobalSQLstr &= "and switch = '" & ddlSwitch.SelectedValue & "'"
End If
If (ddlType.SelectedValue <> "") Then
GlobalSQLstr &= "and Order_Class = '" & ddlType.SelectedValue & "'"
End If
If (ddlFormatType.SelectedValue <> "9") Then
GlobalSQLstr &= "and typeflag = '" & ddlFormatType.SelectedValue & "'"
End If
If (ddlVendor.SelectedValue <> "") Then
GlobalSQLstr &= "and Vendor = '" & ddlVendor.SelectedValue & "'"
End IfDim AllSearch = From A In db.GoodEcckts2s
If (ddlErrorType.SelectedValue <> "0") Then
GlobalSQLstr &= "and ErrorType = '" & ddlErrorType.SelectedValue & "'"
End IfDim cmd As New SqlClient.SqlCommand
Dim rdr As SqlClient.SqlDataReaderWith cmd.Connection = New SqlClient.SqlConnection(ConfigurationManager.ConnectionStrings("ConnectionString1").ConnectionString)
.CommandType = Data.CommandType.Text
.CommandText = GlobalSQLstr
.Connection.Open()
rdr = .ExecuteReaderMe.gvResults.DataSource = rdrMe.gvResults.DataBind()
.Connection.Close()
.Dispose()End With
The stored procedure, below, results in this error when I try to compile...
Msg 156, Level 15, State 1, Procedure InsertImportedReportData, Line 69
Incorrect syntax near the keyword 'ORDER'.
However the select statement itself runs perfectly well as a query, no errors.
The T-SQL manual says you can't use the keywords COMPUTE, COMPUTE BY, FOR BROWSE, and INTO in a cursor select statement, but nothing about plain old ORDER BYs.
What gives with this?
Thanks in advance
R.
The code:
Code Snippet
-- ================================================
SET ANSI_NULLS ON
GO
SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON
GO
IF object_id('InsertImportedReportData ') IS NOT NULL
DROP PROCEDURE InsertImportedReportData
GO
-- =============================================
-- Author: -----
-- Create date:
-- Description: inserts imported records, marking as duplicates if possible
-- =============================================
CREATE PROCEDURE InsertImportedReportData
-- Add the parameters for the stored procedure here
@importedReportID int,
@authCode varchar(12)
AS
BEGIN
DECLARE @errmsg VARCHAR(80);
-- SET NOCOUNT ON added to prevent extra result sets from
-- interfering with SELECT statements.
SET NOCOUNT ON;
--IF (@authCode <> 'TX-TEC')
--BEGIN
-- SET @errmsg = 'Unsupported reporting format:' + @authCode
-- RAISERROR(@errmsg, 11, 1);
--END
DECLARE srcRecsCursor CURSOR LOCAL
FOR (SELECT
ImportedRecordID
,ImportedReportID
,AuthorityCode
,[ID]
,[Field1] AS RecordType
,[Field2] AS FormType
,[Field3] AS ItemID
,[Field4] AS EntityCode
,[Field5] AS LastName
,[Field6] AS FirstMiddleNames
,[Field7] AS Title
,[Field8] AS Suffix
,[Field9] AS AddressLine1
,[Field10] AS AddressLine2
,[Field11] AS City
,[Field12] AS [State]
,[Field13] AS ZipFull
,[Field14] AS OutOfStatePAC
,[Field15] AS FecID
,[Field16] AS Date
,[Field17] AS Amount
,[Field18] AS [Description]
,[Field19] AS Employer
,[Field20] AS Occupation
,[Field21] AS AttorneyJob
,[Field22] AS SpouseEmployer
,[Field23] As ChildParentEmployer1
,[Field24] AS ChildParentEmployer2
,[Field25] AS InKindTravel
,[Field26] AS TravellerLastName
,[Field27] AS TravellerFirstMiddleNames
,[Field28] AS TravellerTitle
,[Field29] AS TravellerSuffix
,[Field30] AS TravelMode
,[Field31] As DptCity
,[Field32] AS DptDate
,[Field33] AS ArvCity
,[Field34] AS ArvDate
,[Field35] AS TravelPurpose
,[Field36] AS TravelRecordBackReference
FROM ImportedNativeRecords
WHERE ImportedReportID IS NOT NULL
AND ReportType IN ('RCPT','PLDG')
ORDER BY ImportedRecordID -- this should work but gives syntax error!
);
END
Hello there,
i have been asked about a thing that, i think, is not possible. But maybe i am wrong.
question:
Is it possible to have a Stored Procedure in that the declaration of the variables is dynamic?
This means, can i get the variable name and the type of it from a database to create
a dynamic stored procedure that changes itself by firing a trigger.
Thanks for all oppinions and answers.
everWantedLINUX
This one has me stumped.
I created an updateable partioned view of a very large table. Now I get an error when I attempt to declare a CURSOR that SELECTs from the view, and a FOR UPDATE argument is in the declaration.
There error generated is:
Server: Msg 16957, Level 16, State 4, Line 3
FOR UPDATE cannot be specified on a READ ONLY cursor
Here is the cursor declaration:
declare some_cursor CURSOR
for
select *
from part_view
FOR UPDATE
Any ideas, guys? Thanks in advance for knocking your head against this one.
PS: Since I tested the updateability of the view there are no issues with primary keys, uniqueness, or indexes missing. Also, unfortunately, the dreaded cursor is requried, so set based alternatives are not an option - it's from within Peoplesoft.
Hi, I'm a complete newbie to SQLServer and t-sql generally. What I want to do is create a new variable in a stored procedure based upon the value of another variable.
eg in the loop below I want to create 10 new variables, called @var0,@var1,@var2 ...@var9
declare @varname nvarchar(10)
declare @i integer
select @i=0
while @i<10
begin
set @varname = cast(('@var'+cast(@i as char)) as nvarchar(10))
set @i=@i+1
end
Does anyone know of a way to do this?
I've looked up Books Online on Dynamic Cursor/ Dynamic SQL Statement.
Using the examples given in Books Online returns compilation errors. See below.
Does anyone know how to use Dynamic Cursor/ Dynamic SQL Statement?
James
-- SQL ---------------
EXEC SQL BEGIN DECLARE SECTION;
char szCommand[] = "SELECT au_fname FROM authors WHERE au_lname = ?";
char szLastName[] = "White";
char szFirstName[30];
EXEC SQL END DECLARE SECTION;
EXEC SQL
DECLARE author_cursor CURSOR FOR select_statement;
EXEC SQL
PREPARE select_statement FROM :szCommand;
EXEC SQL OPEN author_cursor USING :szLastName;
EXEC SQL FETCH author_cursor INTO :szFirstName;
--Error--------------------
Server: Msg 170, Level 15, State 1, Line 23
Line 23: Incorrect syntax near ';'.
Server: Msg 1038, Level 15, State 1, Line 24
Cannot use empty object or column names. Use a single space if necessary.
Server: Msg 1038, Level 15, State 1, Line 25
Cannot use empty object or column names. Use a single space if necessary.
Server: Msg 170, Level 15, State 1, Line 27
Line 27: Incorrect syntax near ';'.
Server: Msg 170, Level 15, State 1, Line 30
Line 30: Incorrect syntax near 'select_statement'.
Server: Msg 170, Level 15, State 1, Line 33
Line 33: Incorrect syntax near 'select_statement'.
Server: Msg 102, Level 15, State 1, Line 35
Incorrect syntax near 'author_cursor'.
Server: Msg 170, Level 15, State 1, Line 36
Line 36: Incorrect syntax near ':'.
Does anyone have any good references they could recommend on Cursorbased SQL writing? I have to create SQL that can loop though recordssimular to VB loops and I have been told that this is the way to go.Any recommendations would be helpful.
View 7 Replies View RelatedI need to pass a list of values into a cursor as such...
DECLARE
@group_SQL varchar(255)
SET @group_SQL = 'SELECT group_id FROM groups where group_id in (' + @group_id + ')'
DECLARE groupContact_import_cursor CURSOR
FOR EXEC(@group_SQL)
OPEN groupContact_import_cursor
FETCH NEXT FROM groupContact_import_cursor INTO @group_id
WHILE (@@FETCH_STATUS = 0)
BEGIN
insert into groupContacts (group_id, contact_id) values (@group_id, @new_cid)
FETCH NEXT FROM groupContact_import_cursor INTO @group_id
END
CLOSE groupContact_import_cursor
DEALLOCATE groupContact_import_cursor
But MS SQL doesn't seem to like the FOR EXEC(@group_SQL). Can someone shed some light?
TIA
I am trying to use a dynamic cursor in a stored procedure:
The code looks like this :
/************************************************** ***
set @sFormula = 'Monthlyformula'
set @sStartDate = '02/01/2004'
set @sEndDate = '02/01/2004'
exec('DECLARE APPGRIDROWS_METRICS CURSOR FOR select populateid From appgridrows where histdisplaygrid = 3 And '+ @sFormula +' Is Null and exists (SELECT 1 From PAYROLL_DATA_PERIOD as h Where h.id=1 and h.populateid=appgridrows.populateid and h.StartDate between '+ @sStartDate +' and '+ @sEndDate +')' )
/************************************************** ***
And this is what it is interpreting
select populateid From appgridrows where histdisplaygrid = 3 And Monthlyformula Is Null and exists (SELECT 1 From PAYROLL_DATA_PERIOD as h Where h.id=1 and h.populateid=appgridrows.populateid and h.StartDate between 02/01/2004 and 02/01/2004)
My problem is Is there anyway that I can put the quotes before those dates('02/01/2004') so that my cursor has some records returned
Thanks in advance
SK
Dear folks,
In My Query i am using where in condition .It return multiple record .I want store it in to cursor and perform the operation.
Declare @sql varchar(5000);
set @sql='select * from Role where Role_id in('+ @role_ids +')';
Exec @sql;
I want take this record set in to cursor .How to do it.
please help me.
Hi All€¦
I need to bind a DataGrid to server dynamic cursor.
Please help!
Guys
Here's the scenario
create table data1 (dealid varchar(6) , datex smalldatetime , Tn INT)
insert data1 (dealid , datex , Tn )
values ('12345' , '31-12-2005' , 9999)
insert data1 (dealid , datex , Tn )
values ('12345' , '30-11-2005' , 9999)
insert data1 (dealid , datex , Tn )
values ('12345' , '31-10-2005' , 9999)
insert data1 (dealid , datex , Tn )
values ('98765' , '31-12-2005' , 2)
insert data1 (dealid , datex , Tn )
values ('98765' , '30-11-2005' , 1)
insert data1 (dealid , datex , Tn )
values ('98765' , '30-11-2005' , 0)
select * from data1
I need to update the Tn column from the default 9999 for the 3 rows in this table where the dealid is 12345 based on the value in the datex column so the row with the 'highest ie most recent date' gets a 0. I then need to assign the value 1 to the next highest and so on until all rows (in this case 3) get incrementing integer values. It's easy with a cursor but can't get my head round doing it in a set-based way
Any ideas
I am replacing cursor logic in a SP to a setbased approach to scale better. My setbased approach seems to be better but it runs very fractionaly faster (execution time) than the cursor approach for a single run in test environment. I think resource cost wise, my set based approach should be better. Number of rows iterated thru this cursor is small (0-150). This particular SP is called over 2000 times in production everyday. Is it worth the trouble changing this if we get only marginally benefits, will my set-based approach work better on a server that has lot of activity (lot of connections etc). Our db server runs at about 75-85% cpu usage daily and this particular SP accounts to 13% CPU usage for 2000+ executions.
If the data set involved in cursors is small, is it worth the trouble changing them to set based approaches?
Am I doing right to change this SP to setbased approach.
Hi all
I am trying to do dynamic Select for Cursor. The dynamic would be like this:
IF CONDITION1 IS TRUE:
SELECT CustomerTenderID, CustomerSiteID, ContractPeriod, SupplierID
FROM dbo.tnd_TenderSiteRateConsumptionView
WHERE CustomerTenderID = @CustomerTenderID
IF CONDITION2 IS TRUE:
SELECT CustomerTenderID, CustomerSiteID, ContractPeriod, SupplierID
FROM dbo.tnd_TenderSiteRateConsumptionView
WHERE CustomerTenderID = @CustomerTenderID AND
CustomerSiteID = @CustomerSiteID
etc etc
Here's the cursor
DECLARE RateList CURSOR FOR
SELECT CustomerTenderID, CustomerSiteID, ContractPeriod, SupplierID
FROM dbo.tnd_TenderSiteRateConsumptionView
WHERE (BASED ON CONDITION)
ORDER BY CustomerTenderID,
CustomerSiteID,
SupplierID,
ContractPeriod
OPEN RateList
FETCH NEXT FROM RateList
INTO@CustomerTenderID, @ReturnedCustomerSiteID, @ReturnedContractPeriod, @ReturnedSupplierID
WHILE @@FETCH_STATUS = 0
BEGIN
SET @rowNum = @rowNum + 1
-- DO SOME FUNKY STUFF
FETCH NEXT
FROM RateList
INTO@CustomerTenderID, @ReturnedCustomerSiteID, @ReturnedContractPeriod, @ReturnedSupplierID
Help please,Have a situation when converting from Oracle SP's to SQL SP's. The oldoracle cursor was roughly as followsCURSOR cur_rsStock ISselect*from(select StockRowId, CategoryIdfromSTOCKDISPOSABLEwhereSTOCKDEFID=numDefIdORDER BYSTOCKROWID)whereROWNUM <= numQuantity;The closest I can get in MS SQL is as follows :declare cur_rsStockCURSOR forselect top @numQuantityStockRowId, CategoryIdfromSTOCKDISPOSABLEwhereSTOCKDEFID=numDefIdORDER BYSTOCKROWIDBut, SQL doesn't allow variables next to top. I know I can assign the wholeselect statement to a string and use exec to exec the string to get arecordset but how can I point a cursor to receive its output?i.e.set @strSQl = select top ' + @numQuantity + ' StockRowId, CategoryId.......exec @strSQLbut how do I dodeclare cur_rsStockset cur_rsStock = ( exec @strSQL)Flapper
View 4 Replies View RelatedHi Everybody,I have a probs with dynamic generation.I am writing the probs======================================create proc testasdeclare @query varchar(500)set @query = 'select * from table'----------------------------------------------declare mycur Cursor for Select * from table |open mycur |----------------------------------------------but instate of above block how can I dynamically generate this query?---------------------------------------declare mycur Cursor for exec (@query) |---------------------------------------Or tell me the way.RegardsArijit Chatterjee
View 2 Replies View RelatedHi there!
Here is my situation:
table 'ReceiptHeader'
IDCustomerIDDateCreated
1225102/06/2002
1332102/09/2002
1444002/15/2002
table 'ReceiptDiscount'
IDDiscountIDReceiptHeaderIDAmount
111210.00
241250.00
311325.00
**a receipt can have multiple discounts**
Table 'ReceiptDetail'
ReceiptHeaderID LineItemIDTotal
121155.33
131145.33
141241.66
**for this example there is only one line item per receipt**
Without using a cursor, i would like to return a result set
like this one below using a set based solution...
ReceiptIDCustomerIDDiscountTotal
1225160.00155.33
1332125.00145.33
144400.00241.66
Thanks,
SF
Hey All,
I am trying to convert cursor based stored proc in to set based simple statements stored proc. As this stored proc has created alot of performance issues. I am confuse now as I spent my most of time creating this stored proc. Please advise how can I convert this stored proc into set base simple statment.
Thanks in advance.
SET ANSI_NULLS ON
GO
SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON
GO
ALTER Procedure [SampleStoredProc]
@Var1varchar(20),
@Var2varchar(3),
@Var3 varchar(2) = 'Dummy'
As
declare @selectlist varchar(5000)
declare @tableBuild varchar(1000)
declare @FieldName varchar(50)
declare @FieldSelect varchar(500)
declare @FieldTitle varchar(50)
declare @TableName varchar(50)
declare @holdTable varchar(50)
declare @title varchar(50)
declare @holdTitle varchar(50)
declare @PageName varchar(50)
declare @sequence varchar(100)
declare @extraCriteria varchar(200)
declare @holdCriteria varchar(200)
declare @insertSQL varchar(5000)
declare @ConvertRoutine varchar(500)
declare @loopCtrl1 bit
declare @loopCtrl2 bit
declare @ConvertSQL varchar(5000)
declare @PrevValue varchar(50)
declare @NewValue varchar(50)
declare @ActionTxtvarchar(1)
declare @Descriptionvarchar(20)
declare @effDatevarchar(10)
declare @transEffDatevarchar(10)
declare @expDatevarchar(10)
declare @lastTransDatevarchar(10)
declare @policyStatusvarchar(2)
declare @reasAmendDescvarchar(50)
declare @policyNumbervarchar(20)
declare @riskStatevarchar(20)
declare @PriorPremmoney
declare @AmendPremmoney
declare @PremDiffmoney
declare mtcursor cursor for
select TableName, FieldName, FieldSelectTxt, FieldTitleTxt, SequenceFieldName, ExtraCriteriaTxt, PageTitleTxt, ConversionRoutineTxt from MyTable1
where Column1 = @Var2
order by PageDisplaySequenceNbr, TableName, ExtraCriteriaTxt, SequenceFieldName
open mtcursor
fetch next from mtcursor into @TableName, @FieldName, @FieldSelect, @FieldTitle, @sequence, @extraCriteria, @title, @ConvertRoutine
set @selectlist = 'Val1, Val2,' + @sequence + ' as UnitNbr'
set @tableBuild = 'Create table #tempTable (Val1 varchar, Val2 int, UnitNbr varchar(20)'
set @loopCtrl1 = 0
set @loopCtrl2 = 0
WHILE (@loopCtrl1 = 0)
begin
set @holdTable = @TableName
set @holdCriteria = @extraCriteria
set @holdTitle = @title
if @FieldSelect = ''
set @selectlist = @selectlist + ',' + @FieldName
else
set @selectlist = @selectlist + ',' + @FieldSelect
set @tableBuild = @tableBuild + ',' + @FieldName + ' varchar(50)'
fetch next from mtcursor into @TableName, @FieldName, @FieldSelect, @FieldTitle, @sequence, @extraCriteria, @title, @ConvertRoutine
if @@fetch_status <> 0
set @loopCtrl2 = 1
if (@TableName <> @holdTable) or (@extraCriteria <> @holdCriteria) or (@title <> @holdTitle) or (@loopCtrl2 = 1)
begin
set @tableBuild = @tableBuild + ')'
set @insertSQL = '
declare mtcursor2 cursor for
select FieldName, FieldTitleTxt, ExtraUpdateMatchTxt, PullForUpdateInd, PullForAddInd, PullForDeleteInd, PullForAnyUpdateInd from MyTable1
where TableName = ''' + @holdTable + '''
and ExtraCriteriaTxt = ''' + @holdCriteria + '''
and PageTitleTxt = ''' + @holdTitle + '''
and Column1 = ''' + @Var2 + '''
order by FieldDisplaySequenceNbr
declare @FieldName varchar(50)
declare @FieldTitle varchar(50)
declare @ExtraUpdateMatch varchar(500)
declare @PullUpdate bit
declare @PullAdd bit
declare @PullDelete bit
declare @PullAnyUpdate bit
open mtcursor2
fetch next from mtcursor2 into @FieldName, @FieldTitle, @ExtraUpdateMatch, @PullUpdate, @PullAdd, @PullDelete, @PullAnyUpdate
WHILE (@@fetch_status = 0)
begin
if substring(@FieldTitle,1,1) = ''#''
set @FieldTitle = substring(@FieldTitle,2,len(@FieldTitle) - 1)
else
set @FieldTitle = '''''''' + @FieldTitle + ''''''''
if @PullAnyUpdate = 1
begin
exec (''INSERT MyTable2 SELECT ''''' + @Var1 + ''''', A.UnitNbr, ''''' + @holdTitle + ''''', '' + @FieldTitle + '', A.'' + @FieldName + '', B.'' + @FieldName + '', ''''U''''
from #tempTable A left join #tempTable B on B.UnitNbr = A.UnitNbr and B.Val1 = ''''U'''' '' + @ExtraUpdateMatch + ''
where A.Val1 = ''''O'''' and B.Val1 = ''''U'''''')
end
else
begin
if @PullUpdate = 1
exec (''INSERT MyTable2 SELECT ''''' + @Var1 + ''''', A.UnitNbr, ''''' + @holdTitle + ''''', '' + @FieldTitle + '', A.'' + @FieldName + '', B.'' + @FieldName + '', ''''U''''
from #tempTable A left join #tempTable B on B.UnitNbr = A.UnitNbr and B.Val1 = ''''U'''' '' + @ExtraUpdateMatch + ''
where A.Val1 = ''''O'''' and B.Val1 = ''''U'''' and ((A.'' + @FieldName + '' <> B.'' + @FieldName + '') or (A.'' + @FieldName + '' is null and B.'' + @FieldName + '' is not null)
or (A.'' + @FieldName + '' is not null and B.'' + @FieldName + '' is null)) '')
end
if @PullAdd = 1
exec(''INSERT MyTable2 SELECT ''''' + @Var1 + ''''', UnitNbr, ''''' + @holdTitle + ''''','' + @FieldTitle + '', ''''n/a'''', '' + @FieldName + '', ''''A'''' from #tempTable A where Val1 = ''''A'''''')
if @PullDelete = 1
exec(''INSERT MyTable2 SELECT ''''' + @Var1 + ''''', UnitNbr, ''''' + @holdTitle + ''''','' + @FieldTitle + '', '' + @FieldName + '', ''''n/a'''', ''''D''''
from #tempTable A where Val1 = ''''D'''''')
fetch next from mtcursor2 into @FieldName, @FieldTitle, @ExtraUpdateMatch, @PullUpdate, @PullAdd, @PullDelete, @PullAnyUpdate
end
close mtcursor2
deallocate mtcursor2'
exec (@tableBuild + ' insert into #tempTable select ' + @selectlist + ' from ' + @holdTable + ' where Id = ' + '''' + @Var1 + '''' + @holdCriteria + @insertSQL)
set @selectlist = 'Val1, Val2,' + @sequence + ' as UnitNbr'
set @tableBuild = 'Create table #tempTable (Val1 varchar, Val2 int, UnitNbr varchar(20)'
end
if @loopCtrl2 = 1
set @loopCtrl1 = 1
end
close mtcursor
deallocate mtcursor
Delete from MyTable2 where ltrim(rtrim(PreviousValueTxt)) = ltrim(rtrim(EndorsedValueTxt)) and ActionTxt='U' and ID=@Var1
declare deletecursor cursor for
select distinct PageNm from MyTable2 where Id = @Var1 and ActionTxt = 'U'
open deletecursor
fetch next from deletecursor into @PageName
while @@fetch_status = 0
begin
if (SELECT count(*) from MyTable2 where Id = @Var1 and PageNm = @PageName and ActionTxt = 'U' and PreviousValueTxt <> EndorsedValueTxt ) = 0
DELETE FROM MyTable2 where Id = @Var1 and PageNm = @PageName and ActionTxt = 'U'
fetch next from deletecursor into @PageName
end
close deletecursor
deallocate deletecursor
declare convertcursor cursor for
select a.PreviousValueTxt, a.EndorsedValueTxt, A.EntrySequenceNbr, A.ActionTxt, b.ConversionRoutineTxt from MyTable2 a
inner join MyTable1 b
on a.PageNm = b.PageTitleTxt and a.FieldNm = b.FieldTitleTxt and b.ConversionRoutineTxt <> ''
where a.Id = @Var1
open convertcursor
fetch next from convertcursor into @PrevValue, @NewValue, @Sequence, @ActionTxt, @ConvertRoutine
while @@fetch_status = 0
begin
set @ConvertSQL = 'declare @PrevConverted varchar(50) declare @NewConverted varchar(50)'
set @ConvertSQL = @ConvertSQL + ' declare @ConvertInput varchar(50) '
set @ConvertSQL = @ConvertSQL + ' declare @Var3 varchar(2) '
set @ConvertSQL = @ConvertSQL + ' set @Var3 = ''' + @Var3 + ''''
if @ActionTxt = 'A'
set @ConvertSQL = @ConvertSQL + ' set @PrevConverted = ''' + @PrevValue + ''''
else
begin
set @ConvertSQL = @ConvertSQL + ' set @ConvertInput = ''' + @PrevValue + ''''
set @ConvertSQL = @ConvertSQL + ' set @PrevConverted = (' + @ConvertRoutine + ')'
end
if @ActionTxt = 'D'
set @ConvertSQL = @ConvertSQL + ' set @NewConverted = ''' + @NewValue + ''''
else
begin
set @ConvertSQL = @ConvertSQL + ' set @ConvertInput = ''' + @NewValue + ''''
set @ConvertSQL = @ConvertSQL + ' set @NewConverted = (' + @ConvertRoutine + ')'
end
set @ConvertSQL = @ConvertSQL + ' update MyTable2 set PreviousValueTxt = @PrevConverted, EndorsedValueTxt = @NewConverted
where EntrySequenceNbr = ''' + @Sequence + ''''
exec (@ConvertSQL)
fetch next from convertcursor into @PrevValue, @NewValue, @Sequence, @ActionTxt, @ConvertRoutine
end
close convertcursor
deallocate convertcursor
if @Var2 = 'PA '
--exec PAConfirmCovConversions @Var1 = @Var1
exec PAConfirmCovConversions @Var1 = @Var1, @Var3 = @Var3
Create table #pageSeqTable (PageTitle varchar(50), PageSeq int)
insert into #pageSeqTable
select distinct PageTitleTxt, PageDisplaySequenceNbr
from MyTable1
where Column1 = @Var2
select PageNm, RowNumber, FieldNm, PreviousValueTxt, EndorsedValueTxt, ActionTxt
from MyTable2, #pageSeqTable b
where Id = @Var1 and PageNm = b.PageTitle
order by b.PageSeq, RowNumber, ActionTxt desc, EntrySequenceNbr
select @effDate = convert(char,EffectiveDate,101), @transEffDate = convert(char,TransactionEffectiveDt,101), @expDate = convert(char,LastTransactionEffectiveDt,101),
@policyStatus = PolicyStatusCd, @reasAmendDesc = ReasonAmendedDes,
@policyNumber = PolicyNumber,
@riskState = StateName,
@AmendPrem = convert(money,PremiumAmount)
from SHPlaninfo A, SHSeleReasonAmended B, SHSeleStateCode C
where Id = @Var1
AND Val2 = (select max(Val2)
from SHPlanInfo
where Id = @Var1)
AND B.ReasonAmendedCd = A.ReasonAmendedCd
AND C.StateCode = A.RiskState
Select @PriorPrem = convert(money,PremiumAmount) FROM SHPlanInfo WHERE Id = @Var1 and Val2 = '0'
Set @PremDiff = @AmendPrem - @PriorPrem
select EffectiveDate = @effDate
select TransactionEffectiveDt = @transEffDate, ExpirationDate = @expDate, LastTransactionEffectiveDt = @lastTransDate
select AmendXPolStat = @policyStatus
select ReasonAmendedDes = @reasAmendDesc
select PolicyNumber = @policyNumber
select RiskState = @riskState
select PriorPremium = @PriorPrem select AmendPremium = @AmendPrem select PremiumDifference = @PremDiffSelect ClientNumber from SHClient with (nolock) where Id=@Var1 and ApplicantRecordInd = 1
delete from MyTable2 where Id = @Var1
return
Hello everybody!I have a small table "ABC" like this:id_position | value---------------------------1 | 112 | 223 | 33I try to use a dynamic cursor as below.When the statement "order by id_position" in declare part of the cursor_abcis omitted - cursor work as it should.But when the statement "order by id_position" is used, cursor behave asstatic one.What's the matter, does anybody know?Code:declare @id_position as int, @value as intDECLARE cursor_abc CURSORFORselect id_position, value from abcorder by id_positionset nocount onopen cursor_abcFETCH NEXT FROM cursor_abcINTO @id_position, @valueWHILE @@FETCH_STATUS = 0BEGINprint @id_positionprint @valueprint '----------------------------'update abc set value=666 --next reading should give value=666FETCH NEXT FROM cursor_abcINTO @id_position, @valueENDCLOSE cursor_abcDEALLOCATE cursor_abcGORegardsLucas
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View 13 Replies View Relatedi read in the SET ROWCOUNT documentation URL.... that 'The ROWCOUNT option does not affect dynamic cursors', it does affect my dynamic cursor created in a table function which looks like this :
CREATE FUNCTION MyTableFunction()Â
RETURNS @MyTable TABLE (MYFIELD INTEGER)
AS
BEGIN
 DECLARE @xxx INTEGER
 DECLARE My_Cursor CURSOR DYNAMIC FOR
Â
[code]...
I would like the number of rows retruned by MyTableFunction limited to 2, but NOT the inside proc cursor's select !Set Rowcount 0 is forbidden in table function. I cannot use TOP in select * from MyTableFunction instead of setting ROWCOUNT to 2. I'm using SQL Server 2008 or 2012.