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way to insert a summary row where there are no query results - in effect a row to say there were no results for today. I am using SQL Server 2008.

I have created a report which uses 2 tables to store all daily transactions & a one row summary of those daily transactions for upto 4 countries - both tables are updated nightly by 2 SP and the unique identifier is a field called ID which contains the country code and date;

table1_detail;
store all daily transactions for 4 countries and the unique identifier is an ID which stores the country code and date (XX_ddmmyy) eg GB_280513. There may be transactions for upto 4 countries(GB/FR/IE/DE) per day or there may be none.

Table1:

Code:
ID DATE CUST VALUE ERROR ...etc
GB_280513 280513 101 10.50 YES
GB_280513 280513 102 90.00 NO
FR_280513 280513 201 25.00 NO
IE_280513 280513 301 60.00 NO
FR_280513 280513 202 10.50 YES
FR_280513 280513 203 10.50 NO
GB_280513 280513 103 20.00 YES
GB_280513 280513 104 5.00 YES

table2_summary;
summary of daily transactions per unique identifier (XX_ddmmyy) in table1_detail. When there are transactions per unique identifier in table1 the SP inserts a row summarising quantity, value, error count etc.

Table2:

Code:
ID DATE NO OF TRANS VALUE NO OF ERROR ...etc
GB_280513 280513 4 125.50 3
FR_280513 280513 3 46.00 1
IE_280513 280513 1 60.00 0

I need the insert into table2_summary to be able to insert a row everyday for each country showing zeros where there were no transactions for that day (ID) in table1;

Table2 expected results:

Code:
ID DATE NO OF TRANS VALUE NO OF ERROR ...etc
GB_280513 280513 4 125.50 3
FR_280513 280513 3 46.00 1
IE_280513 280513 1 60.00 0
DE_280513 280513 0 0.00 0

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neg_perc_adv AS [Negotiate Perc Adv],
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app_time float NOT NULL,
app_perc_adv float NOT NULL,
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dem_perc_adv float NOT NULL,
neg_time float NOT NULL,
neg_perc_adv float NOT NULL,
cls_time float NOT NULL,
cls_perc_adv float NOT NULL,
target_deal money NOT NULL,
annual_quota money NOT NULL,
weeks int NOT NULL
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INSERT into #pipelinehist VALUES ('12/17/2007 0:00', 'CREP', 210.2, 0.3, 0.87, 6.6, 0.5, 13.7, 0.4, 16.3, 0.43, 1.5, 0.91, 461.25, 330000, 50)
INSERT into #pipelinehist VALUES ('12/17/2007 0:00', 'DREP', 47.6, 5, 0.53, 33.3, 0.6, 57.5, 0.53, 50, 0.7, 1.5, 1, 2045.7, 575000, 50)
INSERT into #pipelinehist VALUES ('12/17/2007 0:00', 'EREP', 75.3, 110.9, 0.47, 36, 0.5, 17.4, 0.87, 20.3, 0.6, 7.2, 0.83, 2021.74, 775000, 50)
INSERT into #pipelinehist VALUES ('12/17/2007 0:00', 'FREP', 17.2, 23.3, 0.73, 6.8, 0.8, 6.3, 0.93, 29.7, 0.67, 15.5, 0.83, 2218.95, 575000, 50)
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INSERT into #pipelinehist VALUES ('12/17/2007 0:00', 'HREP', 116.4, 118.5, 0.33, 30.9, 0.77, 46.3, 0.77, 46.3, 0.6, 0.9, 0.97, 1735.13, 1150000, 50)
INSERT into #pipelinehist VALUES ('12/17/2007 0:00', 'IREP', 143.3, 9, 0.77, 96, 0.17, 21.6, 0.77, 39.9, 0.43, 0.9, 0.93, 1385.43, 400000, 50)
INSERT into #pipelinehist VALUES ('12/17/2007 0:00', 'JREP', 179.4, 66.7, 0.7, 67.6, 0.1, 41.4, 0.6, 20.2, 0.8, 14, 0.7, 1563.76, 330000, 50)
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INSERT into #pipelinehist VALUES ('12/17/2007 0:00', 'MREP', 4, 46.2, 0.6, 26.7, 0.57, 8.1, 0.87, 1.7, 0.9, 1.4, 1, 1091.22, 350000, 50)
INSERT into #pipelinehist VALUES ('12/17/2007 0:00', 'NREP', 54, 21.6, 0.57, 1.7, 0.77, 11, 0.8, 7.4, 0.9, 49, 0.47, 3240.68, 1300000, 50)
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my question is what all can i bind my results of a select query to.i know we can use Dataset and Sqldatareader. can we use something else like hashtables. for example we can have:reader = cmd.ExecuteReader(); can we have something likeHashtable = cmd.ExecuteReader();

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Hello!
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select
A_ProspectPipeline.ID,
(case when [Completion Date] is null
then '13'
else
case when YEAR([Completion Date])>year(GETDATE())
then '13'
else
case when YEAR([Completion Date])<year(GETDATE())
then '1'
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end
end
end)-
(case when YEAR([Start Date])=year(GETDATE())
then month([Start Date])
else
case when YEAR([Start Date])<year(GETDATE())
then '1'
else '13'
end
end)as [CY],

(case when [Completion Date] is null
then '13'
else
case when YEAR([Completion Date])>year(GETDATE())+1
then '13'
else
case when YEAR([Completion Date])<year(GETDATE())+1
then '1'
else month([Completion Date])
end
end
end)-
(case when YEAR([Start Date])=year(GETDATE())+1
then month([Start Date])
else
case when YEAR([Start Date])<year(GETDATE())+1
then '1'
else '13'
end
end)as [NY]

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Hi,

I need to keep track of the number of hits on a particular page. Im using a stored Procedure

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ie: Sub Procedure should be like below

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noOfHits = noOfHits + 1 etc.

Also, some of the pages will be added and deleted all the time, so before I increment the noOfHits variable I need to check that the pageName 'bla bla' exists. AND if it doesnt I need to create a pageName called 'bla bla'

What I need to do in essence is:

1. Check that a particular row exists. if it doesnt create it.
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Phew. Hope you got that. Any ideas much appreciated,

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Two tables: CompanyPrices(CompanyID, ProductID, Price), CompanyRegion(CompanyID, Region)
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3. I add an example how the output should be.

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BEGIN

declare
@V_USER VARCHAR(20),
@V_NAME VARCHAR(100),
@V_QUANTITY INT,
@V_EMAIL VARCHAR(60),
@V_BODY VARCHAR(MAX),
@V_QUANTITY_ACTIVE int,

[code]...

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Dim MyConn As ADODB.Connection

Set MyConn = New ADODB.Connection
Dim MyRecSet1 As New ADODB.Recordset

MyConn.ConnectionString = "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=D:DocumentsA2 Computing Courseworkdb1.mdb"
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Hi all,

I am having a weird problem occur when trying to insert missing records based on an INSERT INTO...SELECT statement.

Basically, I am populating a temporary table with data, then inserting into a main table those records from the temporary table that aren't in the main table. In addition, I am updating those records that are in the main table.

When I call the following SQL, all of the records from the temporary table are inserted even though those records already exist. Bizzarrely the update statement works perfectly.

INSERT INTO
AffiliateCategories (Identifier, AffiliateID, NetworkID, AffiliateCategoryName, NetworkCategoryName)
SELECT
Identifier,
AffiliateID,
1,
AffiliateCategoryName,
NetworkCategoryName
FROM
#TempTradeDoublerCategories
WHERE
#TempTradeDoublerCategories.AffiliateCategoryName NOT IN
(
SELECT
AffiliateCategoryName
FROM
AffiliateCategories
)

I am not sure why it is doing this and it's driving me crazy. If anyone has any ideas why this is happening, or knows of a better way to accomplish this then please let me know.

Are there some issues with string comparisons going on here?

The table that populates the temp table is defined as:

CREATE TABLE [dbo].[Staging_TradeDoubler_Categories](
    [id] [int] NULL,
    [name] [nvarchar](255) COLLATE Latin1_General_CI_AS NULL,
    [merchantName] [nvarchar](255) COLLATE Latin1_General_CI_AS NULL,
    [TDCategories_Id] [int] NULL,
    [AffiliateID] [int] NULL
) ON [PRIMARY]

Full code listing:

IF OBJECT_ID('tempdb..#TempTradeDoublerCategories') IS NOT NULL
DROP TABLE #TempTradeDoublerCategories

CREATE TABLE #TempTradeDoublerCategories
(
Identifier INT,
AffiliateID INT,
AffiliateCategoryName VARCHAR(255),
NetworkCategoryName VARCHAR(255)
)

INSERT INTO
#TempTradeDoublerCategories (AffiliateCategoryName)
SELECT DISTINCT
CAST(merchantName AS VARCHAR(255)) AS MerchantName
FROM
Staging_TradeDoubler_Categories
ORDER BY
MerchantName

UPDATE
#TempTradeDoublerCategories
SET
#TempTradeDoublerCategories.Identifier = Staging_TradeDoubler_Categories.id,
#TempTradeDoublerCategories.AffiliateID = Staging_TradeDoubler_Categories.AffiliateID,
#TempTradeDoublerCategories.NetworkCategoryName = Staging_TradeDoubler_Categories.[name]
FROM
Staging_TradeDoubler_Categories
WHERE
Staging_TradeDoubler_Categories.merchantName = #TempTradeDoublerCategories.AffiliateCategoryName

UPDATE
#TempTradeDoublerCategories
SET
#TempTradeDoublerCategories.AffiliateID = Staging_TradeDoubler_Affiliates.AffiliateID
FROM
Staging_TradeDoubler_Affiliates
WHERE
#TempTradeDoublerCategories.AffiliateID = Staging_TradeDoubler_Affiliates.TradeDoublerAffiliateID

Print 'Inserting records'

INSERT INTO
AffiliateCategories (Identifier, AffiliateID, NetworkID, AffiliateCategoryName, NetworkCategoryName)
SELECT
Identifier,
AffiliateID,
1,
AffiliateCategoryName,
NetworkCategoryName
FROM
#TempTradeDoublerCategories
WHERE
#TempTradeDoublerCategories.AffiliateCategoryName NOT IN
(
SELECT
AffiliateCategoryName
FROM
AffiliateCategories
)

Print 'Updating records'

UPDATE
AffiliateCategories
SET
AffiliateCategories.AffiliateCategoryName = #TempTradeDoublerCategories.AffiliateCategoryName,
AffiliateCategories.NetworkCategoryName = #TempTradeDoublerCategories.NetworkCategoryName,
DateModified = GETDATE()
FROM
#TempTradeDoublerCategories
WHERE
#TempTradeDoublerCategories.AffiliateCategoryName IN
(
SELECT
AffiliateCategories.AffiliateCategoryName
FROM
AffiliateCategories
)

PRINT 'Dropping table'

IF OBJECT_ID('tempdb..#TempTradeDoublerCategories') IS NOT NULL
DROP TABLE #TempTradeDoublerCategories

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