I have a stored procedure like the following. This returns 2 result sets, however i only want it to return 2nd (SELECT SomeField FROM SomeTable). How is this done? Note - it is not possible to change 'SomeSPThatReturnsAnIntAndAResultSet '
I want to know how to handle multiple result sets return from Stored Procedure? I know one way is to insert the result sets into the table, but the limitation is the result sets must have the same data structure. If the result sets have different data structure, how can I handle it.
My stored procedure displays two result sets. How can i use that result sets in my 3-tier application. I want to bind first resultset to repeater control and second to label control. I am using SqlDataReader...
I have a SQL Server stored procedure that performs several queries and therefore returns several "result sets" at any one time.
Wiring it up via ADO.NET I populate a DataSet with a number of items in the Tables collection - which is great - and I can give each item a name for identification purposes once the DataSet is populated.
But I'd like to know if there is some way I can set the names of each result set *within the text of the stored procedure*, i.e. before the DataSet gets populated.
I have a novice question. How does one suppress result sets returned from a stored procedure?
I have created a procedure which makes use of multiple stored procedures . The purpose of this procedure (lets call it procA), is to count the rows returned from other procedures. The €œOther€? procedures will return rows having an unknown number of columns. I would like to limit any changes which may be needed to be made to the €œOther€? procs.
Once procA has collected all of the information (@@rowcount) from the inner procedures, then it will return a result set having several columns €“ mainly the subProcedure name and number of rows returned.
The purpose of procA is to query several subsystems and identify which ones need attention.
Cursor While Loop exec @ProcName @ObjectName,@userID,@syncDate set @recs = @@rowcount;
Hi there everyone. I have a stored procedure called “PagingTable� that I use for performing searches and specifying how many results to show per ‘page’ and which page I want to see. This allows me to do my paging on the server-side (the database tier) and only the results that actually get shown on the webpage fly across from my database server to my web server. The code might look something like this:
The problem is the stored procedure actually returns two result sets. The first result set contains information regarding the total number of results founds, the number of pages and the current page. The second result set contains the data to be shown (the columns specified). In ‘classic’ ASP I did this like this.
'Open the recordset rsItems.Open strSQL, conn, 0, 1
'Get the values required for drawing the paging table intCurrentPage = rsItems.Fields("CurrentPage").Value intTotalPages = rsItems.Fields("TotalPages").Value intTotalRows = rsItems.Fields("TotalRows").Value
'Advance to the next recordset Set rsItems = rsItems.NextRecordset
I am trying to do this now in ASP.NET 2.0 using the datasource control and the repeater control. Any idea how I can accomplish two things:
A) Bind the repeater control to the second resultset B) Build a “pager� of some sort using the values from the first resultset
com.microsoft.sqlserver.jdbc.SQLServer Exception: A server cursor cannot be opened on the given statement or statements . Use a default result set or client cursor.
If a SP doesnt have a temp table, then there is no issue, SP executes perfectly, but if a SP has a temp table, this error occurs.
SP :
create proc testProcedure @countrCode varchar(3) as
select countryname INTO #TMPCOU from country where countryCode = @countrCode SELECT COUNTRYNAME FROM #TMPCOU
I hvae a stored procedure that has this at the end of it: BEGIN EXEC @ActionID = ActionInsert '', @PackageID, @AnotherID, 0, '' END SET NOCOUNT OFF
SELECT Something FROM Something Joins….. Where Something = Something now, ActionInsert returns a Value, and has a SELECT @ActionID at the end of the stored procedure. What's happening, if that 2nd line that I pasted gets called, 2 result sets are being returned. How can I modify this SToredProcedure to stop returning the result set from ActionINsert?
I have a report based on our product names that consists of two parts.Both insert data into a temporary table.1. A single grouped set of results based on all products2. Multiple tables based on individual product names.I am getting data by calling the same stored procedure multipletimes... for the single set of data I use "product like '%'"To get the data for individual products, I am using a cursor to parsethe product list.It's working great except that I have no idea how to identify theresults short of including a column with the product name. While thatis fine, I'm wondering if there is something that is like a header ortitle that I could insert prior to generating the data that would looka little tighter.Thanks in advance-DanielleJoin Bytes!
I am calling stored procedure called GetCommonItemCount within another stored procedure called CheckBoxAvailability, the first stored procedure should return a count to second stored procedure and based on that some logic will be executed.
I have 2 problems in that
1. The result is not coming from first stored so the variable called @Cnt is always 0 although it should be 18 2. At the end i need to see in the output the result from second stored procedure only while now i am seeing multiple results of record sets coming.
I have attached the scripts also, the line i described in step1 is
Hi!Another silly question:If a stored procedure returns multiple result sets, how do I choose the oneI want to insert into a table?For example sp_spaceused returns two result sets if object name is ommited.I only need the first result set. How do I do that?Tnx!Darko
I am aware that SSRS does not support stored procedures with multiple data sets, but what if the same stored procedure may only return one set based on a parameter?
For example, lets say if parameter @TableID = 0, the stored procedure returns 2 result sets. But if @TableID = 1, or @TableID = 2, the SP only brings back 1 result set. Is this also not supported?
When I try to do this it still only brings back the fields from the first table. Am I doing something wrong?
Is it possible to save the results of several SP calls in a script, to one file?
Here's what I mean: I want to run these 4 sp calls-- exec EPC_SP1 'aph','live' exec EAUI_SP2 'noble','newswire' exec EAUI_SP3 'noble',1 exec EAUI_SP4 5507,'live'
And save the results of each one of those calls to the same file, in other words, an APPEND
Seasons greetings to everyone,A simple question. Could someone show me the syntax to produce multiple (2 or 3) result sets in a stored proc and how you access those sets from a c# program (ASP.NET)..Couldn't find a reference on Google, maybe I was asking the wrong question! Thanks for any help regardsDavej
name age weightaaa 23 50bbb 23 60ccc 22 70ddd 24 20 eee 22 30i need the output that calculate the sum of weight group by name input : age limit ex: 22 - 23 output : age total weight 23 11022 100 this output must stored in a sql declared variable for some other further process .
Since RDMBS and its language SQL is set-based would it make more senseto call a given stored process "Stored Sets" instead of currenttheorically misleading Stored Procedure, as a measure to prodprogrammers to think along the line of sets instead of procedure?
If you write a stored procedure to "SELECT MAX" from a table and the answer is null since the table is empty, how is the null answer returned to the program from the stored procedure? Do you actually get the letters "NULL" or do you just get a space? How should you define your variable in your program?
VS.NET 2005 automatically deploys a CLR stored procedure when you start a project with debugging. However, if the CLR stored procedure attempts to access external resources you will get a message stating:
System.Security.SecurityException: Request for the permission of type 'System.Data.SqlClient.SqlClientPermission, System.Data, Version=2.0.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089' failed.
I've isolated this to being because the CLR stored procedure does not have the EXTERNAL_ACCESS permission set.
Is there a security attribute that can be used to decorate the CLR stored procedure code so that VS.NET 2005 will register the CLR stored procedure with the correct permission set?
Hi, I'm trying to return 2 different result sets using the below query mapped to 2 different variables in my execute sql task. I've tried this with one task and 2 seperate tasks but can't get it to work. Is this possible using only one task? It keeps giving me a result set error.
SELECT COUNT(*) AS DeceasedCount FROM AMGR_User_Fields_Tbl WHERE (Client_Id = '' or Client_Id is NULL) and Type_Id = 53
SELECT COUNT(*) AS LostCount FROM AMGR_User_Fields_Tbl WHERE (Client_Id = '' or Client_Id is NULL) and Type_Id = 469
What is the recommended mechanism for selecting paged results from SQL.
Presently I pass various params including the request Max Items Per Page and the requested page.
The I execute the query as a count with the search params.
Then comes the paging logic, which validates the page number against the request page and number of hits etc.
Then a temp table and record variables are created for the results.
Then I run the query again with a cursor and select the appropriate Items into the temp table based on the paging values (First Item and Last Item).
Then I return the temp table & some additional return params with the Total Hits etc.
The Stored procedure is accessed via an ADO.Net client and the system.data.IDBReader populates a .Net strongly typed collection and is for read only display.
I am new to SQL Server Integration Services. I need to help here.
If there is only one result set, I could get rank info by putting DENSE_RANK expression inside of my select. My case is that I have two data source. After union of them, I need rank the result set and save result set plus rank info into the destination. I tried to use Derived Column component by using expression DENSE_RANK() over ( order by columnName ). But it does not like it.
Scenario: Launch SQL Server 2005 Management Studio & Connect to Server, ie: ServerNameInstanceName. Click "New Query" Button
Running the following SQL Statement returns 842 rows but should return 1343:
SELECT A.id, C.PName, B.School FROM users AS A LEFT OUTER JOIN Bio AS B ON A.id = B.id LEFT OUTER JOIN Groups AS C ON A.PName = C.PName ORDER BY A.Id
I get 1343 rows when I change Line 2 of SQL Statement to: "FROM dbName.dbo.users AS A".
Clicking "New Query" w/out first opening the database must run the query in the context of the Master Database?? I noticed in Sql Server 2000 if I connect Query Analyzer to the Server and run the query I get 842 & I can see that the default selected database is master. When I make the change mentioned above I then get 1343.
Why doesn't this produce an error though? I'd rather get an error than the wrong result set.
In MySQL we use "SELECT (....) LIMIT 0, 10" to only return the first 0 to 10 records. Alternatively we could do "LIMIT 10, 20" to return the 10th to 20th records.
I am looking for a tool to compare the result sets.
Is there any free tool or Microsoft built in tool that we can use to compare the result sets. Suppose if I change one thing in code and needs to test the am I getting the same result set or not? Instead of doing manually is there any way to compare both result set.
I 've got the below RESULT SET after several JOINs & deriving columns from different sources
STUD_ID, ANNUAL_YEAR, COURSES_ID, SUBJECTS_OPTED, CHAPTERS, YEAR_JOINED, Course_Tenure, Sub_ID, SUB_MARKS, EXAM_ID, ATTEMPT_YEAR, ATTEMPT_NO and many more.
Now, I've only one result set available in my DATA FLOW. And I want the below few,
1) STUD_RESULTS:TABLE : Evaluate COURSE-Annual year completion: Have columns Students, Annual_yr, Results (IF ANY SUB _MARKS are below 35? 'PASS': 'Fail') and few more. <--I've got to group the result set on STUD_ID and ANNUAL_YEAR.
2) STUD_COURSE_PERF: TABLE: for course performance. I've got to group the result set on STUD_ID,ANNUAL_YEAR, Course_ID and the other essential
3) STUD_SUB_PREF: TABLE: Evaluating Subjects difficulty I've got to group the result on STUD_ID,ANNUAL_YEAR, Course_ID, SUBJECTS_OPTED and other essentail.
How to use the only result set to carry on different evaluations?I Applied Multicast on the only result set.
Periodically throughout the day a report is manually pulled from a SQL Server database. Â Is their a way w/o me adding a field to the database to have the result set return the "new" results? Â For example, lets say this is our DDL
Create Table OneTwoThree ( id int ,date11 datetime ,firefly varchar(10) )
Prior I could use this syntax, but that was only with needing to generate 1 result set. Â
Select id, convert(varchar(10), date11, 101) As [Date], firefly from onetwothree where CONVERT(varchar(10), date11, 101) < CONVERT(varchar(10), GetDate(), 101)
Looking at my datetime values, let's say the 1st was generated at 18:45, obviously the 1st two records in the table would be returned. And let's say a 2nd time I need to generate I want to exclude the 1st two entries as they have already been verified. How can I do such w/o adding a field to the table?
hi all..... i select some records from my database using mysqldatareader.......but i want to load it's result sets into my datatable or dataset.... is it possible and how can i do it this way ? thanks
I have an SSIS package (SQL 2005 SP2 and Visual Studio SP1) that does the following:
OLE DB Source --> Conditional Split --> OLE DB Command #1 --> OLE DB Command #2
The source reads from database A. Each row is variable-width and up to several KB wide, including two ntext columns.
Command #1 executes a stored proc in db A, using a bunch of inputs and two output parameters.
Cmd #2 executes an update in db B, using the two output params from cmd #1 as inputs.
When the rowset size is small, around 500, everything works fine.
However, when the rowset size is larger, around 5000, SSIS hangs when trying to execute cmd #2. The profiler shows that none of the cmd #2 updates are ever executed. No error messages are produced, and the connection never times out -- it just hangs forever.
If I replace the cmd #2 updates with a simple select, everything works fine. If I replace it with a stored proc that does an update, it hangs.
The work-around I came up with was to create a new table in db B, and do inserts into the table, but unless I'm missing something, this still seems like a bug...
Hello evry1. i m new to SQL Server2000. plzz tell me where i m wrong in this SP . this procedure is not giving any error but it is not showing any result. plzz help me n give me any idea if u know how i can solve my problem best regards sadaf n here is the procedure
begin select * from [profile] where [user_name] like '%@user_name1%' and place like '%@place%' and latitude=@latitude1 and longitude=@longitude1 and signup_name != @signup; end if (@gender1 is not null and len(@gender1) > 0) begin select * from [profile] where gender = @gender1 and place like '%@place%' and latitude=@latitude1 and longitude=@longitude1 and signup_name != @signup; end if(@email_address1 is not null and len(@email_address1) > 0) begin select * from [profile] where [email-address] like '%@email_address1%' and place like '%@place%' and latitude=@latitude1 and longitude=@longitude1 and signup_name != @signup; end if(@relegion1 is not null and len(@relegion1) > 0) begin select * from [profile] where relegion = @relegion1 and place like '%@place%' and latitude=@latitude1 and longitude=@longitude1 and signup_name != @signup; end if (@political_view1 is not null and len(@political_view1) > 0) begin select * from [profile] where political_view = @political_view1 and place like '%@place%' and latitude=@latitude1 and longitude=@longitude1 and signup_name != @signup; end if (@passion1 is not null and len(@passion1) > 0) begin select * from [profile] where passion like '%@passion1%' and place = @place1 and latitude=@latitude1 and longitude=@longitude1 and signup_name != @signup; end if(@sports1 is not null and len(@sports1) > 0) begin select * from [profile] where sports like '%@sports1%' and place = @place1 and latitude=@latitude1 and longitude=@longitude1 and signup_name != @signup; end if (@activities1 is not null and len(@activities1) > 0) begin select * from [profile] where activities like '%@activities%' and place = @place1 and latitude=@latitude1 and longitude=@longitude1 and signup_name != @signup; end if (@books1 is not null and len(@books1) > 0) begin select * from [profile] where books like '%books1%' and place = @place1 and latitude=@latitude1 and longitude=@longitude1 and signup_name != @signup; end if (@music1 is not null and len(@music1) > 0) begin select * from [profile] where music like '%@music%' and place = @place1 and latitude=@latitude1 and longitude=@longitude1 and signup_name != @signup; end if(@tv_shows1 is not null and len(@tv_shows1) > 0) begin select * from [profile] where tv_shows like '%@tv_shows1%' and place = @place1 and latitude=@latitude1 and longitude=@longitude1 and signup_name != @signup; end if (@movies1 is not null and len(@movies1) > 0) begin select * from [profile] where movies like '%@movies1%' and place = @place1 and latitude=@latitude1 and longitude=@longitude1 and signup_name != @signup; end if (@cuisines1 is not null and len(@cuisines1) > 0) begin select * from [profile] where cuisines like '%@cuisines1%' and place = @place1 and latitude=@latitude1 and longitude=@longitude1 and signup_name != @signup; end if (@intrested_in1 is not null and len(@intrested_in1) > 0) begin select * from [profile] where intrested_in = @intrested_in1 and place = @place1 and latitude=@latitude1 and longitude=@longitude1 and signup_name != @signup; end if (@education1 is not null and len(@education1) > 0) begin select * from [profile] where education like'%@education1%' and place = @place1 and latitude=@latitude1 and longitude=@longitude1 and signup_name != @signup; end if (@college_university1 is not null and len(@college_university1) > 0) begin select * from [profile] where institution like '%@college_university1%' and place = @place1 and latitude=@latitude1 and longitude=@longitude1 and signup_name != @signup; end if (@occupation1 is not null and len(@occupation1) > 0) begin select * from [profile] where occupation like '%@occupation1%' and place = @place1 and latitude=@latitude1 and longitude=@longitude1 and signup_name != @signup; end if (@industry1 is not null and len(@industry1) > 0) begin select * from [profile] where industry like '%@industry1%' and place = @place1 and latitude=@latitude1 and longitude=@longitude1 and signup_name != @signup; end if (@job_desc1 is not null and len(@job_desc1) > 0) begin select * from [profile] where job_desc like '%@job_desc1%' and place = @place1 and latitude=@latitude1 and longitude=@longitude1 and signup_name != @signup; end if (@career_intrest1 is not null and len(@career_intrest1) > 0) begin select * from [profile] where career_intrest like '%@career_intrest1%' and place = @place1 and latitude=@latitude1 and longitude=@longitude1 and signup_name != @signup; end GO
