How Do I INSERT Strings With Unsual Characters
Mar 2, 2001The Query:
INSERT INTO Table1
VALUE('this doesn't work')
How can I Insert strings like the one above, into my database?
The Query:
INSERT INTO Table1
VALUE('this doesn't work')
How can I Insert strings like the one above, into my database?
Hi,
I have a table in an Access db that stores information about speech files. One of the fields in this table is called "Text" and it contains the phrase spoken in that particular speechfile.
These phrases often have characters such as the "#" sign at the end to indicate what tone of voice is used.
I am trying to create a Search where users can enter the phrase they are looking for, and will be returned the file (or combination of files) that contain this phrase.
My problem is, when I try to search for a string of text that includes the "#" I get 0 results everytime.
An example of what I am doing is this:
SELECT Speechfiles.Name FROM Speechfiles
WHERE Speechfiles.Text LIKE 'aero#'
It works fine for 'aero' or '*aero*' but whenever I try to add a character that is not a letter, it won't work.
If anyone has any ideas, I would REALLY appreciate it!!! I am completely at a loss.
Thanks so much....
I am trying to write a function to compare the characters between 2 strings and eliminate the similarities to be able to return at the end the number of differences between them.
Having in mind i need the bigger number of differences to be returned also if a character is repeated in one of the 2 words it will be eliminated once because it exist only one time in other string.
I will give an example below to be more clear
--Start
declare @string1 as varchar(50)='imos'
declare @string2 as varchar(50)='nasos';
WITH n (n) AS (
SELECT 1 FROM (VALUES (1),(1),(1),(1),(1),(1),(1),(1),(1),(1)) n (n)
[Code] ....
The differences in first string from second one are 2 (i,m) while the differences in second string from first one are 3(nas).
So the function should return 3 in previous example.
I have two SSIS packages that import from the same flat file into the same SQL 2005 table. I have one flat file connection (to a comma delimited file) and one OLE DB connection (to a SQL 2005 Database). Both packages use these same two Connection Managers. The SQL table allows NULL values for all fields. The flat file has "empty values" (i.e., ,"", ) for certain columns.
The first package uses the Data Flow Task with the "Keep nulls" property of the OLE DB Destination Editor unchecked. The columns in the source and destination are identically named thus the mapping is automatically assigned and is mapped based on ordinal position (which is equivalent to the mapping using Bulk Insert). When this task is executed no null values are inserted into the SQL table for the "empty values" from the flat file. Empty string values are inserted instead of NULL.
The second package uses the Bulk Insert Task with the "KeepNulls" property for the task (shown in the Properties pane when the task in selected in the Control Flow window) set to "False". When the task is executed NULL values are inserted into the SQL table for the "empty values" from the flat file.
So using the Data Flow Task " " (i.e., blank) is inserted. Using the Bulk Insert Task NULL is inserted (i.e., nothing is inserted, the field is skipped, the value for the record is omitted).
I want to have the exact same behavior on my data in the Bulk Insert Task as I do with the Data Flow Task.
Using the Bulk Insert Task, what must I do to have the Empty String values inserted into the SQL table where there is an "empty value" in the flat file? Why & how does this occur automatically in the Data Flow Task?
From a SQL Profile Trace comparison of the two methods I do not see where the syntax of the insert command nor the statements for the preceeding captured steps has dictated this change in the behavior of the inserted "" value for the recordset. Please help me understand what is going on here and how to accomplish this using the Bulk Insert Task.
Hi All,
We got this little issue of passing around (updated and inserting) small dataSets (20-500 or so records) from fat clients to a remote server running .Net / SQL 2005.
Instead of trying to fudge the data and make updates in .Net, we just decided it would be a lot less nonsense if we just wrap up the dataSets in an XML string, have .Net just pass it thru as a parameter in a SP and let SQL parse it out using openXML. The data is small and server is low use, so I'm not worried about overhead, but I would like to know the best methods and DO's & Don'ts to parse the XML and make the updates/inserts....and maybe a few good examples. The few examples I've come across are kind of sketchy. Seems it's not a real popular method of handling updates.
Thanks in Advance,
Bill
<p>Hi ,
I would like to know anyway to insert two strings into a row with 2 lines created?My codes are as below
If NodeName = "subProductPrice" Then If xmlrder.NodeType = Xml.XmlNodeType.Text Then SubPrPriceList.Add(xmlrder.Value)
For i = 0 To SubPrPriceList.Count - 1 SubPrPrice = CStr(SubPrPriceList.Item(i)) PriceBrkDownStr &= SubPrPrice
Next
PricePerDay = SvcDate & PriceBrkDownStr dr("dailyPrice") = PricePerDay End If End If
Although both the SvcDate and PriceBrkDownStr are inserted into the same row but they are displayed into one line such as below:
<u>dailyPrice </u>02/03/2007 03/03/2007 120 230
Any idea how to make the date and price separate into two rows in the same table grid row? thanks =)</p>
I could not insert Unicode strings into SQL Server 2000 DB by using OleDbAdapter (insert into command), e.g: "á à u".
Please give me an instruction.
Thank you.
Here is the situation, please let me know if you have any tips:..TXT files in a share at \fooSPROCS run daily parses of many things, including data on that share. Theother day, we encountered rows in the TXT files which looked like:column1Row1data,column2Row1datacolumn1Row2data,column2Row2data...etc..However, column2 was about 6000 bytes of unicode. We are bulk insertinginto a table specifying nvarchar(4000). When it encounters high unicoderows, it throws a truncation error (16).We really need information contained in the first 200 bytes of the string incolumn2. However, the errors are causing the calling SPROC to abort.Please let me know if you have any suggestions on workarounds for thissituation. Ideally, we would only Bulk Insert a sub-section of column2 ifpossible.Thanks!/Ty
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INSERT INTO Table1
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How can I Insert strings like the one above, into my database?
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Code:
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some more text
yet more text')
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when doing a bcp -w the record with the special character makes it to the file but the bulk insert omits the whole record.
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create the tmp table "TABLE B" with the create table statement that is in "TableA"
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What else can I try? Should I be creating a format file? what are the benefits of a format file?
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from new_database
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is that possible?
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thanks for you help
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1234 3 call to discuss payment of past bills.
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iif(somevalue is nothing, 'Other', somevalue)
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here is what I think should be in my web.config file
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Database=DB_XX10;
User ID=myID;
Password=myypassword;
Trusted_Connection=False" providerName="System.Data.SqlClient"
/>
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<SelectParameters>
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</SelectParameters>
</asp:SqlDataSource>
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Dim y as string = "'" // " ' "
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string y = "'";
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1 abc
1 bcd
2 sdf
2 sdd
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