I want to create a nested SP which will dump out the results of All Temp Tables that are currently created in the session. The purpose of this is for createing a generic debugging SP which will write the contents of all temp tables to a debug table (when a certain flag is set).
I need to know how to:
- Get a list of all temp tables created
- Get a list from each temp table of the columns created.
Hi friendsI have little problem here.I am creating data tables dynamically.I want to filter it using sql query.Suppose, I have four data tables with the same structure but records may be different.There are two fields ServiceMethod and Rates.Now I want to filter all tables and want to get match records with the ServiceMethod.Suppose,four records in First table,three records in other three tables,and only two records(Service method) are same in all tables.I want to that two records by filtering all tables and sum of rates and want to add matched records in new table and bind dropdownlist.Can any guide me how to filter more than one tables using sql query if data tables are created dynamically?Thanks in advance.
trying to get a new database created then running a script to created the tables, relationships, indexes and insert default data. All this I'm making happen during the installation of my Windows application. I'm installing SQL 2012 Express as a prerequisite of my application and then opening a connection to that installed SQL Server using Windows Authentication.
E.g.: Data Source=ComputerNameSQLEXPRESS;Initial Catalog=master;Integrated Security=SSPI; Then I run a query from my code to create the database eg: "CREATE DATABASE [MyDatabaseName]".
From this point I run a script using a Batch file containing "SQLCMD....... Myscriptname.sql". In my script I have my tables being created using "Use [MyDatabaseName] Go CREATE TABLE [dbo].[MyTableName] .....". So question is, should I have [dbo]. as part of my Create Table T-SQL commands? Can I remove "[dbo]."? Who would be the owner of the database? If I can remove the [dbo]., should I also remove dbo. from any query string from within my code?
We as a company have several companies that request custom reports from us. However, the custom reports that they select will generally always have the same fields (and formulas) once they make up their minds on what works for them.
From what I know, Stored Procs are usually faster at running things unless the parameters are changing too drastically that they get passed.
This being the case, it would seem like a good case for creating a stored proc per report. This would alleviate the possability that the server chooses an execution plan that works great some of the time but the rest of the time run lousy.
So these thoughts being laid out, is there a good,nice,easy, convenient way to generate/alter a stored proc, either by another stored/extended proc, or by dynamic sql going to the server?
Or if not, is there some round-about yet effective way of doing this?
It's been a while since I used Reporting Services so I'm sure this is really straight forward. Basically I have the following report parameters:
reportMonth - Just a non-queried list of months for the user to select reportYear - Generated using the following query from dataset "Years":
declare @curYear int set @curYear = 2000 declare @yearTable table (repYear int not null) while @curYear <= year(getdate()) begin insert into @yearTable(repYear) values (@curYear) set @curYear = @curYear + 1 end select * from @yearTable
This generated a list like:
2000 2001 2002 etc.
I then have a 2nd dataset "Main" which I'd like to use both the reportMonth and reportYear parameters in once they've been generated. How do I go about setting this up and referencing the parameters? I've tried a few things but nothing seems to be working.
Looking at BOL for temp tables help, I discover that a local temp table (I want to only have life within my stored proc) SHOULD be visible to all (child) stored procs called by the papa stored proc.
However, the following code works just peachy when I use a GLOBAL temp table (i.e., ##MyTempTbl) but fails when I use a local temp table (i.e., #MyTempTable). Through trial and error, and careful weeding efforts, I know that the error I get on the local version is coming from the xp_sendmail call. The error I get is: ODBC error 208 (42S02) Invalid object name '#MyTempTbl'.
Here is the code that works:SET NOCOUNT ON
CREATE TABLE ##MyTempTbl (SeqNo int identity, MyWords varchar(1000)) INSERT ##MyTempTbl values ('Put your long message here.') INSERT ##MyTempTbl values ('Put your second long message here.') INSERT ##MyTempTbl values ('put your really, really LONG message (yeah, every guy says his message is the longest...whatever!') DECLARE @cmd varchar(256) DECLARE @LargestEventSize int DECLARE @Width int, @Msg varchar(128) SELECT @LargestEventSize = Max(Len(MyWords)) FROM ##MyTempTbl
SET @cmd = 'SELECT Cast(MyWords AS varchar(' + CONVERT(varchar(5), @LargestEventSize) + ')) FROM ##MyTempTbl order by SeqNo' SET @Width = @LargestEventSize + 1 SET @Msg = 'Here is the junk you asked about' + CHAR(13) + '----------------------------' EXECUTE Master.dbo.xp_sendmail 'YoMama@WhoKnows.com', @query = @cmd, @no_header= 'TRUE', @width = @Width, @dbuse = 'MyDB', @subject='none of your darn business', @message= @Msg DROP TABLE ##MyTempTbl
The only thing I change to make it fail is the table name, change it from ##MyTempTbl to #MyTempTbl, and it dashes the email hopes of the stored procedure upon the jagged rocks of electronic despair.
Any insight anyone? Or is BOL just full of...well..."stuff"?
This is my foray into Stored procedures, so I'm hoping this is a fairly basic question.
I'm writing a stored procedure, in which I dynamically create an SQL statement. At the end of this, the SQL statement reads like:
Code SnippetSELECT COUNT(*) FROM StockLedger WHERE StockCode = 'STOCK1' AND IsOpen = 1 AND SizeCode = 'L' AND ColourCode = 'RED' AND LocationCode IS NULL AND RemainingQty > 0
Now this statement works a charm, and returns a single value. I want to assign this count to a variable, and use it further on in the stored procedure. This is where the problems start - I cant seem to do it.
If I hard code a statement, like
Code SnippetSELECT @LineCount = COUNT(*) FROM StockLedger that works fine (although it brings back a count of all the lines).
But if I modify the dynamically created SQL Statement from earlier on to:
Code SnippetSELECT @LineCount = COUNT(*) FROM StockLedger WHERE StockCode = 'STOCK1' AND IsOpen = 1 AND SizeCode = 'L' AND ColourCode = 'RED' AND LocationCode IS NULL AND RemainingQty > 0 it doesnt work - it complains: Must declare the scalar variable "@LineCount".
Just to clarify, when I say "dynamically created an SQL statement, I mean that by a bunch of conditional statements I populate a varchar variable with the statement, and then eventually run it exec(@SQLStatementString)
So, my question would be, how do I do this? How do I make a dynamically generated SQL statement return a value to a variable?
Hey all. I apologize, but I'm a developer, not a DBA. I need to run a query that will list each table in a DB as well as the columns i nthose tables.
I know that you can use: EXEC sp_help 'table_name' to get a description, but I'm not sure how to set up a cursor to substitute the table names, or where to get the tables names.
Here i have small problem in transactions.I don't know how it is happaning. Up to my knowldge if you start a transaction in side the transaction if you have DML statements Those statements only will be effected by rollback or commit but in MS SQL SERVER 7.0 and 6.5 It is rolling back all the commands including DDL witch it shouldn't please let me know on that If any one can help this please tell me ...........Please............ For Example begin transaction t1 create table t1 drop table t2
then execute bellow statements select * from t1 this query gives you table with out data
select * from t2 you will recieve an error that there is no object
but if you rollback T1 willn't be there in the database
droped table t2 will come back please explain how it can happand.....................
Hi ALL, The sub report has stored procedure which uses ##temp table,to get it's results. Stored procedure code is:
set ANSI_NULLS ON
set QUOTED_IDENTIFIER OFF
GO
ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[rpt_FAP_Profile_claim] @TABLE_NM varchar(50),@MBR_ID varchar(50)
AS
SET NOCOUNT ON
DECLARE @SQL_TXT varchar(8000)
SET @SQL_TXT = ' SELECT * FROM STEP_PROFILE_CLAIM_' + @TABLE_NM + ' c WHERE c.MBR_ID = '''+ @MBR_ID + ''''
--SET @SQL_TXT = 'SELECT TOP 100 * FROM CLAIM'
EXEC(@SQL_TXT)
When I run this in SSMS gives error::-
Msg 208, Level 16, State 1, Line 1
Invalid object name 'STEP_PROFILE_CLAIM_765032'.
(1 row(s) affected)
How do I make it work and get the result in my sub report.Is any properties needs to be set in the SSMS or SSRS sub report or any other modificatons?.Or is some thing wrong in the temp table?.Plz help. Thanks in advance.
Hello,I am interested in dynamically creating temp tables using avariable in MS SQL Server 2000.For example:DECLARE @l_personsUID intselect @l_personsUID = 9842create table ##Test1table /*then the @l_personsUID */(resultset1 int)The key to the problem is that I want to use the variable@l_personsUID to name then temp table. The name of the temp tableshould be ##Test1table9842 not ##Test1table.Thanks for you help.Billy
Below is a simplified table & dataset to illustrate a problem I'm experiencing with a more complex one.
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create table #test( recno smallint PRIMARY KEY, value decimal (18,2))
insert into #test values (1, 3.57) insert into #test values (2, 5.32) insert into #test values (3,6.29) insert into #test values (4, 9.25) insert into #test values (5, 0.84)
Method 1: I tried inserting rows from #test into a temp table (#table) as follows
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declare @n as nvarchar(3) set @n = 1 while @n <= (select count(recno) from #test) begin exec (' insert into ##table select *, originalrecno = (select recno from #test where recno = '+@n+') from #test' ) set @n = @n + 1 end However, this yields an error message:
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Server: Msg 208, Level 16, State 1, Line 2 Invalid object name '##table'. Note - you can comment out the insert into ##table line above to view the results that I'm trying to put into ##table.
Method 2: next I tried explicitly creating ##table & rerunning the loop containing the insert
declare @n as nvarchar(3) set @n = 1 while @n <= (select count(recno) from #test) begin exec (' insert into ##table select *, originalrecno = (select recno from #test where recno = '+@n+') from #test' ) set @n = @n + 1 end This worked - it inserted the data from the select statements in the loop into ##table.
I have an application that I am working on that uses some small temptables. I am considering moving them to Table Variables - Would thisbe a performance enhancement?Some background information: The system I am working on has numeroustables but for this exercise there are only three that really matter.Claim, Transaction and Parties.A Claim can have 0 or more transactions.A Claim can have 1 or more parties.A Transaction can have 1 or more parties.A party can have 1 or more claim.A party can have 1 or more transactions. Parties are really many tomany back to Claim and transaction tables.I have three stored procsinsertClaiminsertTransactioninsertPartiesFrom an xml point of view the data looks like this<claim><parties><info />insertClaim takes 3 sets of paramters - All the claim levelinformation (as individual parameters), All the parties on a claim (asone xml parameter), All the transactions on a claim(As one xmlparameter with Parties as part of the xml)insertClaim calls insertParties and passes in the parties xml -insertParties returns a recordset of the newly inserted records.insertClaim then uses that table to join the claim to the parties. Itthen calls insertTransaction and passes the transaction xml into thatsproc.insertTransaciton then inserts the transactions in the xml, and alsocalls insertParties, passing in the XML snippet
The current way I have my asp.net 2.0 web app running reports is, based on an interface the user selects the criteria for a report. The .RDL file is created dynamically based on the user's selections. I then need to SOAP the dynamically created report to the report server and then the report runs fine. BUT it requires Adminstrative rights to do this. Can this be accomplished without giving the local machine admin rights. I am sorry if this question has been answered before but i have not been up here in a while.
I have 3 Checkbox list panels that query the DB for the items. Panel nº 2 and 3 need to know selection on panel nº 1. Panels have multiple item selection. Multiple users may use this at the same time and I wanted to have a full separation between the application and the DB. The ASP.net application always uses Stored Procedures to access the DB. Whats the best course of action? Using a permanent 'temp' table on the SQL server? Accomplish everything on the client side?
[Web application being built on ASP.net 3.5 (IIS7) connected to SQL Server 2005)
This procedure runs and I see my GM names come up one at a time but I get no tables created.
Sorry about the sloppy code - I'm not a real pro.
declare @@GM Char(100) declare @SQL VarChar (2000) Declare spot cursor scroll for select GM from BIM_Historical_Performance.dbo.Performance_Master open spot fetch first from spot into @@GM While @@Fetch_Status =0 BEGIN
set @SQL = 'select Comp, Billto, Cust_name as Customer, Branch, BAC, [MgMt_Type], BondValue as Bondbucks , BondValueAlloc as Allocbucks, c1 as Curcode, u1 as CurUnderP$, s1 as Cur3mthBIMsales, p1 as performance, I1 as Inside, [IS_since] as Insidesince, O1 as Outside, [OS_since] as Outsidesince, c2 as CodeM-1, c3 as CodeM-2, c4 as CodeM-3, c5 as CodeM-4 ,c6 as CodeM-5, GM into ' +@@GM + ' from BIM_Historical_Performance.dbo.Performance_Master where BIM_Historical_Performance.dbo.Performance_Master.gm = ' +@@GM
I have created a installer for my application and database. When I run the installer it only creates the database but no tables created. But in some other workstation it works fine. I dont know what causes this problem....
Please guide me.
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Hi! I am using VS 2003 (v 1.1) I need to generate tables with the values from the Backend (SQLServer 2000) database in C#.Net. How can i create the tables, tablerows, cells, etc. from the codebehind page of C#. I am having a very little knowledge about dynamic generation. Give me the complete code with can example (if possible)
I'm currently developing an RDF application which need to handle lots of datatypes. But I want to use SQL-Servers capabilities for efficient querying and sorting. Therefore, I've wanted to create a Main Table which stores a Reference to the Table where the Data is stored. The Data itself should get stored in a Datatype-specific Table.
The Typed Table might get created by something like:
public void CreateTypedLiterals(Type type) { String sql = String.Format( "CREATE TABLE [Literals_{1}] (" + "ID int DISTINCT NOT NULL, Value {1})",
// BUG: does not work // WARNING: introduces a potential sql-injection problem type.ToString() );
...
As you can see on the statements this solution makes many troubles. So I've wanted to implement it in a more fine way using a DataTable:
[SqlProcedure] public void CreateTypedLiterals(Type type) { DataTable TypedLiterals = new DataTable( String.Format("Literals_{0}", type.ToString())); TypedLiterals.Columns.Add( "ID", typeof(int), "DISTINCT NOT NULL"); TypedLiterals.Columns.Add("Value", type);
...
But I have totally no Idea how to fetch this result into the existing Database. It might be cool to simply access the Database as it would be a .NET Dataset in the form:
I am attempting to execute a stored procedure as the sql query for a data transformation from sql into an excel file. The stored procedure I am calling uses temp tables (#tempT1, #tempT2, etc.) to gather results from various calculations. When I try to execute this sp, I get 'Error Source: Microsoft OLE DB Provider for SQL Server Error Description: Invalid Object name "#tempT1"'
Is there a way to make a DTS package call a stored procedure that uses temp tables?
I want to check to see if a temporary table exists before I try creating one but I can't seem to find which sys table or schema collection I check. Any ideas?
-- Add Structural data usp_AddStructural @iEstimateID, 1, 'Structural' usp_AddForming @iEstimateID, 2, 'Forming' ... ... ... GO
Now, a couple of problems, after the table is created and populated, I cannot find it in my list of tables, even after "refreshing".
I checked to ensure that it exists using the query analyzer and it does so I know the table is being created.
Also, I cannot see the table using crystal reports, connecting etc...... Can I not access a temporary table from 3rd party applications? I have crystal reports 7.0 professional.
I am in the process of modifying some stored procedures that currently do not use temp tables. For this modification I am required to make the stored procedures use temp tables. There are several UDF's within this stored procedure that will need to use the temp tables, and this is where in lies the problem. Does anyone know of a work around that would allow UDF's to use temp tables, or does anyone know of alternate methods instead of temp tables that wouldn't involve too much change?
I have a called stored procedure which creates a bunch of temporary tables, inserts data into them, indexes the tables and then returns to the main calling SP. In the main stored procedure I then do SELECTs from the temporary tables. My problem is I keep getting invalid object errors on the temporary tables: Invalid object name '#temp_table1'
The stored procedure is in a test environment. In the SELECT I tried a prefix of database owner (my logon) as well as "dbo." but still get the error. Any suggestions as to what I am doing wrong would be much appreciated.
