I have a report that I created and the report was working until I added some fields to a group footer row in a table.
My table has 5 group levels. I had information displaying in the 5th level header group and detail. It was working fine. Then I added some fields to the 4th level group footer. Now it displays only the Page header, Table header, and the 4th level group footer data.
What happened to the rest of the data?
All the cells and rows I want to display have the Visibility Hidden set to false. I tried removing the objects I added (to the 4th level group footer) and it still does not work. Is this a bug or did I set something that is hiding the data.
I have a new SQL 2005 (SP2) Reporting Services server to which I've just upgraded and deployed some SSRS 2000 reports.
I have a subreport that contains a matrix with two groups. The report data seems to be inexplicably repeating the data for the first row in the group for all rows in the group. Example:
ID1 ID2 DisplayData
1 1 A
1 2 B
1 3 C
2 1 A
2 2 B
2 3 C
Parent group is on ID1, child group is on ID2, report would show:
1 1 A
2 A
3 A
2 1 A
2 A
3 A
Is this a matrix bug in 2005 SP2, or do I need to do something differently? I can no longer pull a comparison version from an SSRS 2000 server to verify, but I believe it was working as expected before...
I would like to add leading zeros in the date. Thsi is my existing procedure, it adds leading zeros, but it formats using "yyyy/mm/dd", instead of "yyyy-mm-dd" Select Id, Title, CONVERT(VARCHAR(10), ModifiedON, 111) --CAST(YEAR(ModifiedOn) AS VARCHAR(4))+'-'+CAST(MONTH(ModifiedOn) AS VARCHAR(2))+'-'+CAST(DAY(ModifiedOn) AS VARCHAR(2))as ModifiedOn From ActiveAds Where Row between @startRowIndex And @endRowIndex
Hi all, I have a problem. The SQL statement I have is like this
select * from table where (convert varchar(25),AMT) LIKE '%0%' This causes all my data to appear instead of 1 only if I key 77 into the textbox because AMT is a currency type with 77.000. So is there another way of solving this other than truncating off the zeroes?
If so feel free to assist me, your help is greatly appreciated. Thanks.
I have a situation where I need to display an integer with leading zeros, with a defined length. Example, 43 appears as 00043 when the length is 5 and 000043 when the length is 6.
I tried using "=Format(Fields!DirID.Value.ToString)" with different variations to no avail.
mssql 2000, asp.net(vbscript) How am i able to trim leading zeros? Right now i have two values:00000005 500000010 1000000015 15..... etc... how do i write a query where i can select an argument where 5 = 0000005? the column with 00000005 is varchar and5 is numeric
I have a web application/database that is a sort of rating system. right now it accepts 1-5 and then averages all the scores on the results page of my application according to a specific date range. Now here is the problem: My people want to be able to input a 0 or N/A into the application. Now how can I make the averages correct by skipping the 0s and just averaging the other numbers?? here is a sample of my sql statement.
Dim BIOpbl As New Data.SqlClient.SqlCommand("SELECT pbl1v FROM BioPsychSocial WHERE (resident LIKE @resident) AND (date BETWEEN @date AND @date2)", conn) BIOpbl.Parameters.AddWithValue("resident", ResidentList.SelectedValue) BIOpbl.Parameters.AddWithValue("date", Calendar1.SelectedDate) BIOpbl.Parameters.AddWithValue("date2", Calendar2.SelectedDate) please help, thanks -eric
I have a problem while importing data from Excel to SQL Server.The leading zeros in data get truncated.Even if I try and change the excel data column as 'Text' and copy paste the data back into the Text column, the problem persists.Does any one have any thoughts about this problem?
I am trying to create a field in SQL query builder that takes the input number 12345 and formats it 0000012345. In MSAccess there is a great Format() function which allowed this to be done easily, but I cant find an equivalent in SQLServer. Can anyone provide me with a new function and possibly a sample? Thanks in Advance,
I would like to add right number of 0 to make the data length of varchar (14) For example, before after 1768 -- > 0000001768.000 23456.78 --> 0000023456.780 123679.876 --> 0000123679.876
I have an SSIS routine which uses a simple SQL select statement from a SQL Server 2005 database and then goes to a Flat File destination. The field (dischstatuscode) is a nvarchar(50) and it may contain data with leading zeros.
Code Snippet Select DischStatusCode from dbo.pm
...which returns: 01 23 37 05 04 41
When I open up the csv file produced by the SSIS routine, I see the following: 1 23 37 5 4 41
I'm using DB2 Connect to access an IBM DB2 database, and I'm trying to import a table, having one VARCHAR field, containing multiple binary zeros, to SQL Server.
My problem is the VARCHAR type in SQL Server is defined as a null-terminated string of characters. So everytime I retrieve one of these values, it gets truncated (the first binary zero becames the end of the string).
I've tried using the TEXT data type, replacing the 0X00 character as part of the select , and using the native and .net OLE DB provider with no luck.
If anyone has faced the same problem before, I would appreciate any help.
Going against a Sybase database using ODBC, the numeric data in the amount field (money) drops all zero's to the right of a whole number when bringing it into MSQL 7. Example:
2,000.00 comes across as 2 2,001.00 comes across as 2,001.00
Has anyone a solution to this? What am I doing wrong? If I run a query against the SYBASE database, everything looks fine. Once I bring it into SQL, I'm about 9,000,000 dollars off.
I have an integer field that ranges from 3 to 6 numbers and I need to left pad leading zeros so the field is always a char(7). What is the syntax to do this? Thanks in advance.
I am creating a view which involved concatenation of 2 int columns.
The data in the columns look like
Column 1 Column 2 1234 1 12345 11
I am trying to get the following output
001234001 012345011
So the first column should have zeros padded to the front to make 6 numbers, the second column should be 3 numbers long with zeros in front. So when added together it is 9 numbers long.
What is the best way to change an output of P0123 to 123? i.e. drop the letter 'P' and also any leading zeros. We have a report that outputs terminal ID's which range from P0001 through to P0536.
I can drop the 'P' easily enough, but how I can drop the P000 from terminal ID P0001 for example.
I'm using varchar as a datatype and my leading zeros are chopped-off once ther data reaches my Stored Proc. The table will allow me to store the values with leading zeros if I enter them manually, but I cannot insert them via ASP/StoredProc.
Hi All, I need to set up a kind of identity insert that gives an output in the format: 00001, 00002, 00003 etc. Is there a formatting option for this sort of output using normal identity insert features or do I need to write a function to insert these values (perhaps as text) each time a new record is created? Sorry if this is really simple but it's only my 4th day in this job! Marcha
I am reposting this from the VB IDE forum, becaue I received no response
Using VS05 SP1 Pro/SQL Express...
There are two tables, UserIDs and Recordings (which has a foreign key relating it back to UserIDs).
I created a Stored Procedure via Server Explorer that returns the user ID for a given Foreign Key in Recordings table. If the UserID is "0001", then "0001" is return (userIDs are stored as strings). The stored procedure works every time.
I then created a table adpater that uses the above stored procedure. The table adapter is used in code. It has always worked fine, but i have discovered if the user ID starts with 0, those zeros are trimmed by the table adapter .
should result in a userID of "0001", but instead results in "1", which, from a string view point, is incorrect. As strings, "0001" and "1" are totally different, and the "1" fails when you do a fill for the table UserIDs.
So, the Stored Procedure and the Table Adapter using the same Stored Procedure return different results, with the Table Adapter being wrong. Why is it trimming the zeros? Is there anyway to stop that so the results are correct?
In my database I have "null" for some values of the data and now I want to change that to zero '0' due to some requirement. So, Is there any function for that?? So that all the "null"s in the database are changed to '0's......
I have a business rule in my environment where I need to insert right justified leading zeros in the column. For example if the value to be inserted is 12 than it should be inserted as 0000012. How can I do this
