I am using SQL Server Compact Edition and I get an exception when running a query with a LIKE-operator which parameter is a string with length greater than 256 characters.
Has anybody had this problem? Any ideas on how to fix this?
Thanks.
Hi if i wanna search a certain column for a specific character
so it could be '&' occuring anywhere in the string
can i use the like operator ?
so have something like
SELECT name from table
where name like '%&%'
Hi there, I'm having a problem when I insert a string (from C#) which is 167 characters long. The field in SQL Server Express is a varchar(250), but the string gets cut of somehow at 150 characters.
Why does this happen?
The table and stored proc I use are defined like this:
USE [Test]
GO
/****** Object: Table [dbo].[tblImage] Script Date: 05/18/2006 10:42:27 ******/
SET ANSI_NULLS ON
GO
SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON
GO
SET ANSI_PADDING ON
GO
CREATE TABLE [dbo].[tblImage](
[imgID] [bigint] IDENTITY(1,1) NOT NULL,
[persID] [bigint] NOT NULL,
[imgPad] [varchar](250) COLLATE Latin1_General_CI_AS NOT NULL
) ON [PRIMARY]
GO
SET ANSI_PADDING OFF
ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[spInsertImage]
@persID BIGINT
, @imgPad VARCHAR(150)
AS
BEGIN
SET NOCOUNT ON;
INSERT INTO tblImage ( persID
, imgPad )
VALUES ( @persID
, @imgPad)
END
Does anybody know what is going on?
Thanks,
Starik
Any way to parse out a text value (not varChar, using text data type) that is > than 8000 characters long? I'm looping through 1 big string passed to the DB that is pipe delimited, but I find myself needing the substring function to keep track of which segment I'm acting on (after an update, I then need to take that segment and remove it from the string)...but the subString function won't take anything larger than 8000 chars.
Say I have this string that is text data type...
'aaa|bbb|ccc|ddd|....'
..and so on, surpassing 8000 char length, how could you parse it out using the pipes as the delimter, then do an Update using that segment? Afterward, return to that string and find the next segment, then use it, and so on (in a loop). I tried using an update to set the string = replace(string, segmentJustUsed, '') to "erase" it, but replace can't take text as the datatype. Any help? Hope this isn't to confusing.
Greetings,
I have a problem that I'm not sure how to handle. In the application I am working on I will be importing fixed length strings from a CD into the database. Each specific character in the string represents some value.
I can't decide if I should just create a single field of 895 characters or create 895 single character fields. When I need data from the database I won't need all 895 characters of information, I'll only need one or a small subset of values.
Does it really matter which approach I take?
Thanks in advance for any advice/tips you can provide.
Zack
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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Hi,
I'm seeing a problem with printing very long strings using the PRINT
command on a VARCHAR(MAX) variable. After a certain amount of
characters the string is truncated....it looks like the limit is at
around 8,000 characters.
Does anyone know of a solution or a workaround for this?
Say I have a column called 'NAME' in a table called 'CLIENT' and the values in NAME are Surnames or company names like:
NAME
----------------------
1-FOR-ALL
A.B. SMITH (TOOLS LTD)
BROWN
THOMSON
VW CAR SALES
I want my select to return the first 3 characters, excluding special characters (only characters between 1 and z).
In example, the following would be returned for the data above:
NAME
----------------------
1FO
ABS
BRO
THO
VWC
Say I have a column called 'NAME' in a table called 'CLIENT' and the values in NAME are Surnames or company names like:
NAME
----------------------
1-FOR-ALL
A.B. SMITH (TOOLS LTD)
BROWN
THOMSON
VW CAR SALES
I want my select to return the first 3 characters, excluding special characters (only characters between 1 and z).
In example, the following would be returned for the data above:
NAME
----------------------
1FO
ABS
BRO
THO
VWC
Hi All
I have loaded some data to the application using flat files
which has non english chars.
all the columns in the database are NVARCHAR type.
but in db and in application UI, the non english chars are being diplayed as junk chars. ???121
The application supports UTF-8 format
is there any setting at db level to be modified to display the non english char set as is.
Thanks
Hi,
I am very new to using SSIS.
Trying to import data from MS Access 2000.
I receive the error "
[OLE DB Destination [1907]] Warning: Truncation may occur due to inserting data from data flow column "GENDER" with a length of 255 to database column "GENDER" with a length of 2. " on the source flow.
I have done some googling and came up with this post: http://torontosql.dotnetnuke-portal.com/Default.aspx?tabid=32233 which I thought may help, but it does not.
The query against the access datasource features the column: iif([sex]=1, 'm', 'f'). I tried using left(..., 2) as well, but SSIS is determind to treat the field as 255 characters for some reason.
I don't even particualrly care that the field is 255 chars and the sources is only two, I just want the data in! I have other fields coming up with similar error.
Can someone please advise?
PS, what is th significance of the "External Columns" Vs "Output Columns" on the Input and Output Properties tab in Advanced Editor?
I am really struggling with SSIS, it is not as intuitive as DTS.
I have a whole bunch of bit fields in an SQL data base, which makes it a little messy to report on.
I thought a nice idea would be to assigne a text string/null value to each bit field and concatenate all of them into a result.
This is the basic logic goes soemthing like this:
select case new_accountant = 1 then 'acct/' end +
case new_advisor = 1 then 'adv/' end +
case new_attorney = 1 then 'atty/' end as String
from new_database
The output would be
Null, acct/, adv/, atty, acct/adv/, acct/atty/... acct/adv/atty/
So far, nothing I have tried has worked.
Any ideas?
I get this error when I attempt to read from a datareader using the following sql statement:
Dim mysql As String = "SELECT PayrollTrans.PayrollID, Employees.[EmpFirstName] & ' ' & " _
& " Employees.[emplastname] AS FullName, Employees.[City] & ', ' & Employees.[State] & ' ' & Employees.[zip] AS CityState " _
& " , PayrollTrans.Date, PayrollTrans.EmployeeID, PayrollTrans.RegHours, " _
& " PayrollTrans.OTHours , PayrollTrans.RegPay, PayrollTrans.OTPay, " _
& " PayrollTrans.FedTax, PayrollTrans.FICATax, PayrollTrans.MedicareTax, " _
& " PayrollTrans.ESCTax, PayrollTrans.StateTax, PayrollTrans.ESCEMPTax, " _
& " PayrollTrans.FUTATax, PayrollTrans.NetPay, Employees.EmployeeID, " _
& " Employees.Address1, Employees.Address2, Employees.SSAN, " _
& " Employees.PayType, Employees.RegPayRate, Employees.OTPayRate, " _
& " Employees.MaritalStatus, Employees.FedExemption, Employees.StateExemption, " _
& " Employees.Active, Employees.SelectforPay, Employees.PayDate " _
& " FROM PayrollTrans, Employees where PayrollTrans.EmployeeID = Employees.EmployeeID;"
my reader command list as follows:
Dim objCM As New SqlClient.SqlCommand(mysql, SqlConnection1)
Dim objDR As SqlClient.SqlDataReader
objDR = objCM.ExecuteReader
Any ideas on where I am going wrong?
Thanks in advance
I am getting a error message saying: Invalid operator for data type. Operator equals boolean AND, type equals datetime.
I traced the pointer to @gdo and @gd, they are both dates!
INSERT INTO AdminAlerts values (CURRENT_USER, 'UPDATE', getDate(), @biui, 'Updated booking, ID of booking updated: ' & @biui & ', Booking date and time before/after update: ' & @gdo & '/' & @gd & ', Room number before/after update: ' & @rno & '/' & @rn & ' and Customer ID before/after update: ' & @cio & '/' & @ci)
If I cut that two dates out it works fine.
Could someone tell me the syntax to include a date in a string :confused:
I have a field name call firstname and other field middleinit, now the table contains data. and i want to extract data, the firstname field sometimes contains the middle initial, for for example JOHH D.
now I would like to set the firstname field with JOHN only and and set the middleinit field like D only
thanks
With this procedure,can't show if GiftTitle contains space ,nonalphabetic chars(&,-,..) and if start with numnber.
How can i modify ??
Plz help me.
Thanks.
CREATE PROCEDURE dbo.trymatrix AS
DECLARE @SQLCommand varchar(4096), @column sysname
SET @SQLCommand = 'select c.CustomerID as Cust_ID,Name as Co_Name, ' + char(13)
DECLARE curGift CURSOR STATIC LOCAL FOR
select distinct GiftTitle from Redemption1
OPEN curGift
WHILE 1 = 1
BEGIN
FETCH curGift INTO @column
IF @@FETCH_STATUS <> 0
BREAK
SET @SQLCommand = @SQLCommand +
'sum(case GiftTitle when ''' +@column +''' then 1 else null end) as '+ @column + ','+char(13)
END
DEALLOCATE curGift
SET @SQLCommand = left (@SQLcommand, len(@SQLcommand)-2) + char(13)
SET @SQLCommand = @SQLCommand +
'from Customer c
inner join Redemption1 d
on c.CustomerID=d.CustomerID
group by Name,c.CustomerID
order by c.CustomerID'
PRINT @SQLCommand
EXEC (@SQLCommand)
I have an overloaded method in my data access layer that I use to load the parameters into a command object. One of these overloaded methods is as follows:
public void LoadSqlParameter(string name, string value, ParameterDirection direction){ param = new SqlParameter(); param.ParameterName = name; param.Value = value; param.Direction = direction;
param.SqlDbType = SqlDbType.VarChar;
cmd.Parameters.Add(param);}
Will using a SqlDbType of VarChar cause me any problems if the actual parameter in the stored procedure is a Char?
Am I better off leaving out the line that specifies the type?
Thanks
Hi,
I have a problem with a text string which is more than 8000 chars.
I am taking this string as an input from an application.so,I cannot define a local variable as text or ntext and varchar has limitation of only 8000 char.
Can anyone help me in dealing with this situation.
Also,I cannot break the string at application level.I wish if I could solve it at db level somehow?
TIA
pd
In a query Analyser, there is a provision to change the "Maximum characters per column 256 " to our size in advanced option.
It works ok.
We are using VisualInterdev for developing ASP's -- there
thro ADO - we are getting the rows from sql server 7.0 -- there data more than
256 characters are truncated.
How will i get the actual data ?.. where i can do the settings..?
help needed...
Wincy
How do you insert more than 255 characters into a text field? or am I using READTEXT and DATALENGTH incorrectly?
I am trying to concatenate two 255 varchar strings. Both do have 255 characters of data.
I want to insert the concatenated strings into a field define as a text data type.
if I try to ' insert into tempTbl(textFieldDataType) values (@text1+@text2) it appears only the @text1 is inserted.
I have been told the data is really there, but I can only read the 256 position + with READTEXT.
DECLARE @textptr varbinary(16)
select @textptr = (select TEXTPTR(textFieldDataType) from tempTbl where pktempTbl = 33)
READTEXT tempTbl.textFieldDataType @textPtr 255 10
This should have read 10 text positions after the 255th position. However, I get msg
Msg 7124, Level 16, State 1
The offset and length specified in the READTEXT command is greater than the actual data length of 255.
If I use the datalength function, it appears to confirm that @text2 was never inserted
declare @length int
select @length = (select datalength(textFieldDataTypet) from tempTbl where pktempTbl = 33)
select @length
@length is returned as 255
Hi
I am trying to get the domain name of the server running this instance of SQL server 2000 using xp_loginconfig but have been getting some very strange results. The code example below shows the problem quite nicely. Basically the output shows white space of some sort before the "/HelloWorld" in the second select.
Any ideas why? and how to get rid of it. I've tried using RTRIM() but that made no difference.
On some server instances I dont even see the "/HelloWorld" perhaps it's put in a new line char or something like that.
Thanks
Christian
create table #tmp (ConfigName varchar(100) null, ConfigValue varchar(100) null)
insert into #tmp exec master..xp_loginconfig
select ConfigName+'/HelloWorld' from #tmp where ConfigName = 'default domain'
select ConfigValue+'/HelloWorld' from #tmp where ConfigName = 'default domain'
drop table #tmp
GO
What's the maximum number of characters that varchar field will take? I read somewhere that it's 8k, but I may have misunderstood.
I have to potentially store 100k+ chars in a field.
What's the best way to do this?
Thanks,
--PhB
--PhB
Hi all,I have a variable called Description which is set from a database field - How do i set another variable to grab the first 200 chars from this var?
hope this makes sense
I have a column of varchar(2000) but when I use it in a select statement I only get the first 255 characters displayed. (all the data is there as I can see different parts using substring) How do I get the complete column to display?
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I defined the following table in MSSQL 2000
sql Code:
Original
- sql Code
CREATE TABLE saved_query (
id INT NOT NULL IDENTITY(1,1) PRIMARY KEY,
name VARCHAR(32) NOT NULL,
query_text VARCHAR(2048) NOT NULL
)
CREATE TABLE saved_query ( id INT NOT NULL IDENTITY(1,1) PRIMARY KEY, name VARCHAR(32) NOT NULL, query_text VARCHAR(2048) NOT NULL)
and whenever I insert or update the query_text field, it's always truncated to 255 characters. Why? I clearly specified a larger field size. I also tried defining query_text as a "TEXT" but got the same result.
Thanks for any help
Ken
Hello,
I have a problem....
In a table i have some descriptions and i notice that at least one is as follow:
"some product 'delay' to every"
now if i try to make a insert in another table with that description i get an error...
because of the char '
is there any way to make this insert?
the database is MSSQL 2000
Hi,
Can any one tell me
how to find out the count of individual chars in a String
ie., my string is s='ganesh kumar'
my output must be as below
Character Occurance
--------------------
g 1
a 2
n 1
e 1
s 1
h 1
k 1
u 1
m 1
r 1
----------------------
Can any one do it,
This is interview question..
Ganesh
Solutions are easy. Understanding the problem, now, that's the hard part
I need to strip some puntcuation from any field in a given table.I'd rather like to avoid using the replace () for each field in thetable.Anyone have a nifty way do this?Is there a special name that I can use in the replace that means theentire row?(other than syntax, something like REPLACE(@ROW,CHAR(39),'') )tiaRob
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View 1 Replies View RelatedI am working on a login system in flex and asp. I am encrypting the password before it is inserted it into the SQL database. But then when i do SELECT statement with username and encrypted password it returns 0 users found.
I outputted the sql statement and they passwords look excatly the same. But the SQL Select count(*) returns a 0.
link to the encrypting is used:
http://www.4guysfromrolla.com/webtech/110599-1.2.shtml
other information:
script language: asp + flex
database: sql server 2005
So i am thinking that their are hidden chars in the password. Is their a way to check this or even convert/exclude them ?
Any links or tips would be very helpfull
I had a post a week or so ago with this issue, I found the cause, but cannot figure out how to fix it... The problem is the comparison on the NVarChar(Max) fields when one of them exceeds 4000 chars. If I comment out the following lines of the stored proc, everything works. I tested without using COALESCE and it still does not work. COALESCE(Comments, '') = COALESCE(@o_Comments, '') ANDCOALESCE(SpecialNotes, '') = COALESCE(@o_SpecialNotes, '') ANDCOALESCE(IAppComments, '') = COALESCE(@o_IAppComments, '') ANDCOALESCE(MgmtNotes, '') = COALESCE(@o_MgmtNotes, '') AND set ANSI_NULLS ON
set QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON
go
ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[pe_updateAppraisal]
-- Add the parameters for the stored procedure here
@OrderId INT,
@FileNumber NVarChar(25),
@OrderDate DateTime,
@ClientID NVarChar(25),
@ClientFileNumber NVarChar(25),
@PropertyTypeID INT,
@EstimatedValue money,
@PurchaseValue money,
@LoanOfficer NVarChar(50),
@ReportID INT,
@ReportFee money,
@FeeBillInd bit,
@FeeCollectInd bit,
@CollectAmt money,
@Borrower NVarChar(50),
@StreetAddrA NVarChar(50),
@StreetAddrB NVarChar(50),
@City NVarChar(50),
@CountyID INT,
@StateID INT,
@Zip NVarChar(50),
@ContactName NVarChar(50),
@PhoneA NVarChar(50),
@PhoneB NVarChar(50),
@PhoneC NVarChar(50),
@ApptDate DateTime,
@ApptTime NVarChar(25),
@AppraiserID INT,
@InspectionDate DateTime,
@DateMailed DateTime,
@TrackingInfo NVarChar(50),
@ReviewedBy INT,
@PreNotesID INT,
@PostNotesID INT,
@StatusID INT,
@Comments NVarChar(MAX),
@SpecialNotes NVarChar(MAX),
@MgmtName NVarChar(50),
@MgmtContactName NVarChar(50),
@MgmtAddress NVarChar(50),
@MgmtPhone NVarChar(50),
@MgmtFax NVarChar(50),
@MgmtFee money,
@CheckNumber NVarChar(25),
@MgmtNotes NVarChar(MAX),
@SentAppraiser DateTime,
@InfoReceived DateTime,
@CheckReceived DateTime,
@CheckMailed DateTime,
@INumFamilies NVarChar(10),
@IStyle NVarChar(15),
@IUnit NVarChar(15),
@IConstruction NVarChar(15),
@IBasement NVarChar(10),
@IBFinished NVarChar(10),
@IGarage NVarChar(10),
@INumCars NVarChar(2),
@IGarageType NVarChar(10),
@IContactHas NVarChar(10),
@IAvailable NVarChar(10),
@IInformedAmt NVarChar(5),
@IRealtorContract NVarChar(10),
@IContractContact NVarChar(50),
@IPermitCO NVarChar(10),
@ICORenewal NVarChar(10),
@IRenewalInt NVarChar(15),
@IAppComments NVarChar(MAX),
@IKitchen1 NVarChar(5),
@IKitchen2 NVarChar(5),
@IKitchen3 NVarChar(5),
@IKitchen4 NVarChar(5),
@IKitchenB NVarChar(5),
@IBedroom1 NVarChar(5),
@IBedroom2 NVarChar(5),
@IBedroom3 NVarChar(5),
@IBedroom4 NVarChar(5),
@IBedroomB NVarChar(5),
@IBathroom1 NVarChar(5),
@IBathroom2 NVarChar(5),
@IBathroom3 NVarChar(5),
@IBathroom4 NVarChar(5),
@IBathroomB NVarChar(5),
@AppraiserPerc NVarChar(6),
@AppraiserFee money,
@o_OrderId INT,
@o_FileNumber NVarChar(25),
@o_OrderDate DateTime,
@o_ClientID NVarChar(25),
@o_ClientFileNumber NVarChar(25),
@o_PropertyTypeID INT,
@o_EstimatedValue money,
@o_PurchaseValue money,
@o_LoanOfficer NVarChar(50),
@o_ReportID INT,
@o_ReportFee money,
@o_FeeBillInd bit,
@o_FeeCollectInd bit,
@o_CollectAmt money,
@o_Borrower NVarChar(50),
@o_StreetAddrA NVarChar(50),
@o_StreetAddrB NVarChar(50),
@o_City NVarChar(50),
@o_CountyID INT,
@o_StateID INT,
@o_Zip NVarChar(50),
@o_ContactName NVarChar(50),
@o_PhoneA NVarChar(50),
@o_PhoneB NVarChar(50),
@o_PhoneC NVarChar(50),
@o_ApptDate DateTime,
@o_ApptTime NVarChar(25),
@o_AppraiserID INT,
@o_InspectionDate DateTime,
@o_DateMailed DateTime,
@o_TrackingInfo NVarChar(50),
@o_ReviewedBy INT,
@o_PreNotesID INT,
@o_PostNotesID INT,
@o_StatusID INT,
@o_Comments NVarChar(MAX),
@o_SpecialNotes NVarChar(MAX),
@o_MgmtName NVarChar(50),
@o_MgmtContactName NVarChar(50),
@o_MgmtAddress NVarChar(50),
@o_MgmtPhone NVarChar(50),
@o_MgmtFax NVarChar(50),
@o_MgmtFee money,
@o_CheckNumber NVarChar(25),
@o_MgmtNotes NVarChar(MAX),
@o_SentAppraiser DateTime,
@o_InfoReceived DateTime,
@o_CheckReceived DateTime,
@o_CheckMailed DateTime,
@o_INumFamilies NVarChar(10),
@o_IStyle NVarChar(15),
@o_IUnit NVarChar(15),
@o_IConstruction NVarChar(15),
@o_IBasement NVarChar(10),
@o_IBFinished NVarChar(10),
@o_IGarage NVarChar(10),
@o_INumCars NVarChar(2),
@o_IGarageType NVarChar(10),
@o_IContactHas NVarChar(10),
@o_IAvailable NVarChar(10),
@o_IInformedAmt NVarChar(5),
@o_IRealtorContract NVarChar(10),
@o_IContractContact NVarChar(50),
@o_IPermitCO NVarChar(10),
@o_ICORenewal NVarChar(10),
@o_IRenewalInt NVarChar(15),
@o_IAppComments NVarChar(MAX),
@o_IKitchen1 NVarChar(5),
@o_IKitchen2 NVarChar(5),
@o_IKitchen3 NVarChar(5),
@o_IKitchen4 NVarChar(5),
@o_IKitchenB NVarChar(5),
@o_IBedroom1 NVarChar(5),
@o_IBedroom2 NVarChar(5),
@o_IBedroom3 NVarChar(5),
@o_IBedroom4 NVarChar(5),
@o_IBedroomB NVarChar(5),
@o_IBathroom1 NVarChar(5),
@o_IBathroom2 NVarChar(5),
@o_IBathroom3 NVarChar(5),
@o_IBathroom4 NVarChar(5),
@o_IBathroomB NVarChar(5),
@o_AppraiserPerc NVarChar(6),
@o_AppraiserFee money
AS
BEGIN
UPDATE Orders
SET FileNumber = @FileNumber,
OrderDate = @OrderDate, ClientID = @ClientID,
ClientFileNumber = @ClientFileNumber, PropertyTypeID = @PropertyTypeID,
EstimatedValue = @EstimatedValue, PurchaseValue = @PurchaseValue,
LoanOfficer = @LoanOfficer, ReportFee = @ReportFee,
FeeBillInd = @FeeBillInd, FeeCollectInd = @FeeCollectInd,
CollectAmt = @CollectAmt, Borrower = @Borrower,
StreetAddrA = @StreetAddrA, StreetAddrB = @StreetAddrB,
City = @City, CountyID = @CountyID, StateID = @StateID, Zip = @Zip,
ContactName = @ContactName, PhoneA = @PhoneA, PhoneB = @PhoneB,
PhoneC = @PhoneC, ApptDate = @ApptDate, ReportID = @ReportID,
ApptTime = @ApptTime, AppraiserID = @AppraiserID,
InspectionDate = @InspectionDate, DateMailed = @DateMailed,
TrackingInfo = @TrackingInfo, ReviewedBy = @ReviewedBy,
StatusID = @StatusID, Comments = @Comments,
SpecialNotes = @SpecialNotes, CheckNumber = @CheckNumber,
MgmtName = @MgmtName, MgmtContactName = @MgmtContactName,
MgmtAddress = @MgmtAddress, MgmtPhone = @MgmtPhone,
MgmtFax = @MgmtFax, MgmtFee = @MgmtFee, MgmtNotes = @MgmtNotes,
CheckMailed = @CheckMailed, CheckReceived = @CheckReceived,
InfoReceived = @InfoReceived, SentAppraiser = @SentAppraiser,
PreNotesID = @PreNotesID, PostNotesID = @PostNotesID,
INumFamilies = @INumFamilies,
IStyle = @IStyle, IUnit = @IUnit, IConstruction = @IConstruction,
IBasement = @IBasement, IBFinished = @IBFinished,
IGarage = @IGarage, INumCars = @INumCars,
IGarageType = @IGarageType, IContactHas = @IContactHas,
IAvailable = @IAvailable, IInformedAmt = @IInformedAmt,
IRealtorContract = @IRealtorContract, IContractContact = @IContractContact,
IPermitCO = @IPermitCO, ICORenewal = @ICORenewal,
IRenewalInt = @IRenewalInt, IAppComments = @IAppComments,
IBedroomB = @IBedroomB, IBedroom1 = @IBedroom1, IBedroom2 = @IBedroom2,
IBedroom3 = @IBedroom3, IBedroom4 = @IBedroom4, IKitchenB = @IKitchenB,
IKitchen1 = @IKitchen1, IKitchen2 = @IKitchen2, IKitchen3 = @IKitchen3,
IKitchen4 = @IKitchen4, IBathroomB = @IBathroomB, IBathroom1 = @IBathroom1,
IBathroom2 = @IBathroom2, IBathroom3 = @IBathroom4, IBathroom4 = @IBathroom4,
AppraiserPerc = @AppraiserPerc, AppraiserFee = @AppraiserFee
WHERE OrderID = @o_OrderId AND
COALESCE(FileNumber, '') = COALESCE(@o_FileNumber, '') AND
COALESCE(OrderDate, 01/01/1900) = COALESCE(@o_OrderDate, 01/01/1900) AND
COALESCE(ClientID, 0) = COALESCE(@o_ClientID, 0) AND
COALESCE(ClientFileNumber, '') = COALESCE(@o_ClientFileNumber, '') AND
COALESCE(PropertyTypeID, 0) = COALESCE(@o_PropertyTypeID, 0) AND
COALESCE(EstimatedValue, 0) = COALESCE(@o_EstimatedValue, 0) AND
COALESCE(PurchaseValue, 0) = COALESCE(@o_PurchaseValue, 0) AND
COALESCE(LoanOfficer, '') = COALESCE(@o_LoanOfficer, '') AND
COALESCE(ReportID, 0) = COALESCE(@o_ReportID, 0) AND
COALESCE(ReportFee, 0) = COALESCE(@o_ReportFee, 0) AND
COALESCE(FeeBillInd, 0) = COALESCE(@o_FeeBillInd, 0) AND
COALESCE(FeeCollectInd, 0) = COALESCE(@o_FeeCollectInd, 0) AND
COALESCE(CollectAmt, 0) = COALESCE(@o_CollectAmt, 0) AND
COALESCE(Borrower, '') = COALESCE(@o_Borrower, '') AND
COALESCE(StreetAddrA, '') = COALESCE(@o_StreetAddrA, '') AND
COALESCE(StreetAddrB, '') = COALESCE(@o_StreetAddrB, '') AND
COALESCE(City, '') = COALESCE(@o_City, '') AND
COALESCE(CountyID, 0) = COALESCE(@o_CountyID, 0) AND
COALESCE(StateID, 0) = COALESCE(@o_StateID, 0) AND
COALESCE(Zip, '') = COALESCE(@o_Zip, '') AND
COALESCE(ContactName, '') = COALESCE(@o_ContactName, '') AND
COALESCE(PhoneA, '') = COALESCE(@o_PhoneA, '') AND
COALESCE(PhoneB, '') = COALESCE(@o_PhoneB, '') AND
COALESCE(PhoneC, '') = COALESCE(@o_PhoneC, '') AND
COALESCE(ApptDate, 01/01/1900) = COALESCE(@o_ApptDate, 01/01/1900) AND
COALESCE(ApptTime, '') = COALESCE(@o_ApptTime, '') AND
COALESCE(AppraiserID, 0) = COALESCE(@o_AppraiserID, 0) AND
COALESCE(InspectionDate, 01/01/1900) = COALESCE(@o_InspectionDate, 01/01/1900) AND
COALESCE(DateMailed, 01/01/1900) = COALESCE(@o_DateMailed, 01/01/1900) AND
COALESCE(TrackingInfo, '') = COALESCE(@o_TrackingInfo, '') AND
COALESCE(ReviewedBy, 0) = COALESCE(@o_ReviewedBy, 0) AND
COALESCE(PreNotesID , 0) = COALESCE(@o_PreNotesID, 0) AND
COALESCE(PostNotesID, 0) = COALESCE(@o_PostNotesID, 0) AND
COALESCE(StatusID, 0) = COALESCE(@o_StatusID, 0) AND
/*COALESCE(Comments, '') = COALESCE(@o_Comments, '') AND
COALESCE(SpecialNotes, '') = COALESCE(@o_SpecialNotes, '') AND*/
COALESCE(CheckNumber, '') = COALESCE(@o_CheckNumber, '') AND
COALESCE(MgmtName, '') = COALESCE(@o_MgmtName, '') AND
COALESCE(MgmtContactName, '') = COALESCE(@o_MgmtContactName, '') AND
COALESCE(MgmtAddress, '') = COALESCE(@o_MgmtAddress, '') AND
COALESCE(MgmtPhone, '') = COALESCE(@o_MgmtPhone, '') AND
COALESCE(MgmtFax, '') = COALESCE(@o_MgmtFax, '') AND
COALESCE(MgmtFee, '') = COALESCE(@o_MgmtFee, '') AND
/*COALESCE(MgmtNotes, '') = COALESCE(@o_MgmtNotes, '') AND*/
COALESCE(SentAppraiser, 01/01/1900) = COALESCE(@o_SentAppraiser, 01/01/1900) AND
COALESCE(InfoReceived, 01/01/1900) = COALESCE(@o_InfoReceived, 01/01/1900) AND
COALESCE(CheckReceived, 01/01/1900) = COALESCE(@o_CheckReceived, 01/01/1900) AND
COALESCE(CheckMailed, 01/01/1900) = COALESCE(@o_CheckMailed, 01/01/1900) AND
COALESCE(INumFamilies, '') = COALESCE(@o_INumFamilies, '') AND
COALESCE(IStyle, '') = COALESCE(@o_IStyle, '') AND
COALESCE(IUnit, '') = COALESCE(@o_IUnit, '') AND
COALESCE(IConstruction, '') = COALESCE(@o_IConstruction, '') AND
COALESCE(IBasement, '') = COALESCE(@o_IBasement, '') AND
COALESCE(IBFinished, '') = COALESCE(@o_IBFinished, '') AND
COALESCE(IGarage, '') = COALESCE(@o_IGarage, '') AND
COALESCE(INumCars, '') = COALESCE(@o_INumCars, '') AND
COALESCE(IGarageType, '') = COALESCE(@o_IGarageType, '') AND
COALESCE(IContactHas, '') = COALESCE(@o_IContactHas, '') AND
COALESCE(IAvailable, '') = COALESCE(@o_IAvailable, '') AND
COALESCE(IInformedAmt, '') = COALESCE(@o_IInformedAmt, '') AND
COALESCE(IRealtorContract, '') = COALESCE(@o_IRealtorContract, '') AND
COALESCE(IContractContact, '') = COALESCE(@o_IContractContact, '') AND
COALESCE(IPermitCO, '') = COALESCE(@o_IPermitCO, '') AND
COALESCE(ICORenewal, '') = COALESCE(@o_ICORenewal, '') AND
COALESCE(IRenewalInt, '') = COALESCE(@o_IRenewalInt, '') AND
/*COALESCE(IAppComments, '') = COALESCE(@o_IAppComments, '') AND*/
COALESCE(IKitchen1, '') = COALESCE(@o_IKitchen1, '') AND
COALESCE(IKitchen2, '') = COALESCE(@o_IKitchen2, '') AND
COALESCE(IKitchen3, '') = COALESCE(@o_IKitchen3, '') AND
COALESCE(IKitchen4, '') = COALESCE(@o_IKitchen4, '') AND
COALESCE(IKitchenB, '') = COALESCE(@o_IKitchenB, '') AND
COALESCE(IBedroom1, '') = COALESCE(@o_IBedroom1, '') AND
COALESCE(IBedroom2, '') = COALESCE(@o_IBedroom2, '') AND
COALESCE(IBedroom3, '') = COALESCE(@o_IBedroom3, '') AND
COALESCE(IBedroom4, '') = COALESCE(@o_IBedroom4, '') AND
COALESCE(IBedroomB, '') = COALESCE(@o_IBedroomB, '') AND
COALESCE(IBathroom1, '') = COALESCE(@o_IBathroom1, '') AND
COALESCE(IBathroom2, '') = COALESCE(@o_IBathroom2, '') AND
COALESCE(IBathroom3, '') = COALESCE(@o_IBathroom3, '') AND
COALESCE(IBathroom4, '') = COALESCE(@o_IBathroom4, '') AND
COALESCE(IBathroomB, '') = COALESCE(@o_IBathroomB, '') AND
COALESCE(AppraiserPerc, 0) = COALESCE(@o_AppraiserPerc, 0) AND
COALESCE(AppraiserFee, 0) = COALESCE(@o_AppraiserFee, 0)
END