I want to do a SQL sentence that saves the results from the select in a .txt file.
I get the results as a long list on the screen, and it repeats the headers several times, so it takes quite some time to copy the results out of there. It would be better if the result was put as a list directly in to a text file.
Anyone know how I can do that?
I have the following SQL
IFOBJECT_ID('tempdb..#TempTable_Lockbox_File_Header_Record')IS NOTNULLDROP TABLE#TempTable_Lockbox_File_Header_Record
;
IFOBJECT_ID('tempdb..#TempTable_Lockbox_Batch_Header_Record')IS NOTNULLDROP TABLE#TempTable_Lockbox_Batch_Header_Record
;
[code]....
When I send my query results to a file in SQL Server Management Studio, how come I'm seeing the following in Notepad++? FH TEST "FH" which I thought should be in a CHAR(2) data column is there but "TEST" seems to start in Column 6...not column 3 as I would have expected. I was expecting... FHTEST.
Hi everybody need help on the possibility creating a new table from the results of a view or query? below is my table named table1
ID col1 col2
1 a a
2 b d
3 c f
this would be my new table named table2
ID col1 col2 col3
1 a a aa
2 b d bd
3 c f cf
this new table has an additional column by concatenating col1+col2
tried this procedure but is not working
CREATE TABLE AS (SELECT ID, COL1, COL2, COL1+COL2) TABLE2
thanks
I have 2 Table
Authors
ID Name
1 Clint
2 Voke
Books
BookID ID BookName Price
1 1 Book1 10
2 1 Boo21 12
3 2 Book3 6
4 1 Book4 13
5 1 Book5 2
Now I want to List All Authors and only show Most Expensive book Name of each Author.
So I need this Fields :ID,Name,BookName,BookID,Price.
How could I Write SQL query For It (I want to show results in DB Without Using SP).
I want to Create NEw Views Which Shows my required Results.
thanks,
I have to run a simple query (say select name from table where id = 4) and get those results and make it into a report. I am not sure I have crystal reports (do I have to install some thing for this?). So what is the easiest way to create this? May in in a spread sheet or some thing like this? I am so new to SQL Server
Thanks
*Groan* Sorry. One more.
ERD above is what my database looks like (ignore it's in Access, database is in SQL 2005)
I have this code:
SELECT orderID, orderAmount = SUM(customerID)/customerID FROM orders
GROUP BY orderID
-- When Sum of the customer ID (and then) divided by the customer ID > 1
HAVING orderAmount > 1
which doesn't work because I never did find out how you make a column in the results to output your maths in.
orderAmount doesn't exist as a column in the database, but for this query it should show only those customers who have ordered more than once with the company.
Thanks again for any replies.
Hi,
In SQL Server,
does anybody provide the steps for create a Package for exporting the query results to Excel environment?
I just know that click the "Export", then choose the query file to export to Excel.
I want to know how to create the Package to export it.
Please let me know, thanks.
This is the same issue as deinfed in http://www.dbforums.com/t987543.html
I've done some additional testing and got it down to the below
SQL2000 DB
Linked Server to DB2 using client access odbc, and MS OLE DB for ODBC
Varied results depending on the row size of the views.
See the below examples.
CREATE VIEW BLHDR_TEST
AS
SELECT STNST
FROM LURCH_PARADB.S102D4LM.PARADB.BLHDR
STNST CHAR(25)
TOTAL ROW WIDTH (25)
SELECT * FROM BLHDR_TEST
Returns 20971 rows * 25 = 524,725
CREATE VIEW BLHDR_TEST
AS
SELECT STNSHTNAM, STNST
FROM LURCH_PARADB.S102D4LM.PARADB.BLHDR
STNSHTNAM CHAR(12)
STNST CHAR(25)
TOTAL ROW WIDTH (37)
SELECT * FROM BLHDR_TEST
Returns 14169 rows * 37 = 524,253
CREATE VIEW BLHDR_TEST
AS
SELECT STNADD1, STNSHTNAM, STNST
FROM LURCH_PARADB.S102D4LM.PARADB.BLHDR
STNADD1 CHAR(40)
STNSHTNAM CHAR(12)
STNST CHAR(25)
TOTAL ROW WIDTH (77)
SELECT * FROM BLHDR_TEST
Returns 6808 rows * 77 = 524,216
CREATE VIEW BLHDR_TEST
AS
SELECT STNCTY,STNADD1, STNSHTNAM, STNST
FROM LURCH_PARADB.S102D4LM.PARADB.BLHDR
STNCTY CHAR(25)
STNADD1 CHAR(40)
STNSHTNAM CHAR(12)
STNST CHAR(25)
TOTAL ROW WIDTH (102)
SELECT * FROM BLHDR_TEST
Returns 5140 rows * 102 = 524,280
Test #1 Returns 20971 rows * 25 = 524,725
Test #2 Returns 14169 rows * 37 = 524,253
Test #3 Returns 6808 rows * 77 = 524,216
Test #4 Returns 5140 rows * 102 = 524,280
With the similarity of the total byte count returned, I would assume that a buffer or something is being overrun, is this a configuration parameter possibly.
If I perform the select against the linked table as such
Select * (for fields list)
From LURCH_PARADB.S102D4LM.PARADB.BLHDR
I get all rows returned. The issue only exist when accessing the views that are created against the linked server.
Any thoughts or ideas are appreciated.
I pulled some examples of using a subquery pivot to build a temp table, but cannot get it to work.
IF OBJECT_ID('tempdb..#Pyr') IS NOT NULL
DROP TABLE #Pyr
GO
SELECT
vst_int_id,
[4981] AS Primary_Ins,
[4978] AS Secondary_Ins,
[code]....
The problems I am having are with the integer data being used to create temp table fields. The bracketed numbers on line 7-10 give me an invalid column name error each. In the 'FOR', I get another error "Incorrect syntax near 'FOR'. Expecting '(', or '.'.". The first integer in the "IN" gives me an "Incorrect syntax near '[4981]'. Expecting '(' or SELECT". I will post the definitions from another effort below.
CREATE TABLE #Pyr
(
vst_int_idINTEGERNOT NULL,
--ivo_int_idINTEGERNOT NULL,
--cur_pln_int_idINTEGERNULL,
--pyr_seq_noINTEGERNULL,
[code]....
SQL Server 2008 R2.
Hi,
I am looking for tutorials about how to create dts et dtsx files.
Thanks for your help.
Arioule.
I have used the copy database wizard, but I realized I had forgotten to shrink the transaction log file. So I canceled the wizard. My database, detached by the wizard, has now disappeared. The mdf file is still there, but when I try to attach it manually I get the "create file encountered operating system error 5 while attempting to open the physical file..." error.
Any way I can recover it?
Thanks.
I could I write the results of a select statement, or a stored procedure to a log file to use for troubleshooting?
thanks for the help.
David
Hey all,
I think I am asking the impossible but hey I`ll ask anyway! I`m trying to find a way to dump the results of a sp when it`s run. After searching archives reading up in bol and then some, the closest I got was to use cmdexec to run isql /Usa /P /Q "exec sp_myproc" /i "myprocrslts.txt".
Now this is the outcome I want except I have to schedule this to run and I need it to run any time the sp gets called. How can I modify the sp to dump straight to file or trigger the task?
TIA,
Simon Mackey
Database Devlpr
mailto:s.mackey@bne.catholic.edu.au
Is there any automated way to direct the results from a query in Query Manager to a file. I know I can select it from the Query drop down menu. For those familiar with Oracle, I am looking to do the equilavent to "Spool <fn>"
Thanks,
Ken Nicholson
Sara Lee Corporation
Every day we are restoring prod DB in Development env. I need to save before restore users stored proc,
restore DB and after create SP from file.
Thanks.
Hello friends,
I have the following (simplified):
1. Flat File Source
2. Conditional Split, Case Good = !ISNULL(KEY) Case Error = ISNULL(KEY)
3. Case Good -> Writes to Good Flat File (with timestamp in the title)
4. Case Error -> Writes to Error Flat File (with timestamp in the title)
Most job runs have no errors but the error file is created as a zero byte file anyway. If there are no error records I don't want the error file created. How might I accomplish this?
Thanks
What would be the correct synatx if I wanted to output the results of a stored to a file
instead of printing?
HI
Im running a query using isql from the command line and outputting the results
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I can run a query and output the results to a file but get i dont get the csv format I require. I can separate the columns using /s parameter but I also additional space within the column fields.
I know it is possible to create the csv format using the SQL query tool and ISQL_w but I was wondering if there was some parameter that I can call that will format the output like the format options in ISQL_w allows me to do.
Thanks in advance
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Hi,
I'm using SQL Server 7.0.
I have a query (select * from table1) and I'd like to have the results of this query sent to a text file instead of the results windows when I run it from Query Analyzer.
Any suggestions?
Thanks in advance,
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I cannot find that option in 7.0. Can someone please tell me where it is????
Thanks,
Dianne Watson
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