I have written sql query
select INVOICE.InvoiceTypeCode, INVOICE.TarrifHeadNumber,CETSH.GoodsDescription,
INVOICETYPEMASTER.InvoiceTypeName, INVOICEITEMS.ItemQuantity as SumQuantity,
INVOICE.BasicValue ,INVOICE.BasicValue * INVOICE.ExchangeRate +
[Code].....
I am getting different amount 984000.0000 and quantity 9.
I am hoping someone could help me understand why this is happening and perhaps a solution.
I am using ASP.NET 2.0 with a SQL 2005 database.
In code behind, I am performing a query using a parameter as below:
sql = "SELECT field_name FROM myTable WHERE (field_name = @P1)"
objCommand.Parameters.Add(New SqlParameter("@P1", TextBox1.Text))
The parameter is obtained from TextBox1 which has valid input. However, the value is not in the table. The query should not return ANY results. However, I am getting one single row back with null values for each field requested in the query.
The SQL user account for this query has select, insert, and update permissions on the table. The query is simple, no joins, and the table has no null values in any fields. If I perform the exact same query using an account with select only permission on the table, I get what I was expecting, no records. Then if I go back to the previous user account with more permissioins, and I change the query to pass the paramter this way:
sql = String.Format("SELECT field_name FROM myTable WHERE (field_name = {0})", TextBox1.Text)
I also get NO records retuned using the same criteria.
What is going on here? I would prefer to use the parameterized query method with the account having elevated permissions. Is there some command object setting that can prevent the null row from returning?
Thanks!
Is It possible to have a stored procedure that returns 2 values?
and call it from a C# webforms application.
Thanks.
I'm trying to understand why I can enter a query such as:
select 5,"random"
from customers;
and get two columns with 5 and "random" in every respective column field.Why don't I receive a syntax error ?
I have following select-statement:
select [date], [close], AVG([close]) over (order by [date] rows between 2 preceding and current row ) as [ma]
from dax2
My Problem is that the first 2 rows in column [ma] are not correct. They Show a value since it is not a 3 days average. In the first row in column [ma]is the same value as in [Close]. In the second row in column [ma] is the average value of the first and second value of column [Close].
How can i achieve that this "erroneous" values are not inserted or rather are shown as null.
Anyone seen wrong values returned from a CLR update trigger when using the columncount property?
I have a 6-column table that I was experimenting on, and the isupdatedcolumn property was not returning true on the one column I was updating (I verfied the trigger was firing). So, I returned the columncount property in a pipe.send, and was surprised to see the value of 11. When I looped through each column's isupdatedcolumn property, the only column that returned true was column 9.
Then I remembered this table used to have more columns, so I conducted the following experiment:
Added a new column to the table (bringing the total number of columns to 7).
Executed an update the caused the trigger to fire; columncount sent to the pipe returned 12.
Deleted the column.
Executed another update that caused the trigger to fire; columncount returned 12.
Added another column to the table.
Executed an update the caused the trigger to fire; columncount sent to the pipe returned 13.
Deleted the column.
Executed another update that caused the trigger to fire; columncount returned 13.
See the pattern? I'm fairly perplexed. Anyone seen this or something similar? This table is in a database that was migrated from SQL 2000 to 2005 and is 9.0 compatibility mode.
Thanks,
STDEV() gives incorrect values with reasonable input.
I have a table filled with GPS readings. I've got a column LATITUDE (FLOAT) with about 20,000 records between 35.6369018 and 35.639890. (Same value to the first 5 digits of precision---what can i say, it's a good gps.)
Here's what happens when I ask SQL Server ("9.00.1399.06 (IntelX86)") to compute the standard deviation of the latitude:
// Transact-SQL StdDev function:
SELECT STDEV(LATITUDE) FROM GPSHISTORY
WHERE STATTIME BETWEEN '2007-10-23 11:21:00.859' AND '2007-10-23 17:00:00.062' AND GPSDEVICEID = 0x004A08BC04050000;
0
// Zero. ZERO??!?!!
//Let's re-implement Std Dev from the definition using other aggregate functions:
DECLARE @AVERAGE FLOAT;
SELECT @AVERAGE = AVG(LATITUDE) FROM GPSHISTORY
WHERE GPSDATE BETWEEN '2007-10-23 11:21:00.859' AND '2007-10-23 17:00:00.062' AND GPSDEVICEID = 0x004A08BC04050000;
SELECT SQRT(SUM(SQUARE((LATITUDE - @AVERAGE)))/COUNT(LATITUDE)) FROM GPSHISTORY
WHERE GPSDATE BETWEEN '2007-10-23 11:21:00.859' AND '2007-10-23 17:00:00.062' AND GPSDEVICEID = 0x004A08BC04050000;
6.03401924005392E-06
// That's better. Maybe STDEV is using fixed point arithmetic?!?
SELECT STDEV(10 * LATITUDE)/10 FROM GPSHISTORY
WHERE GPSDATE BETWEEN '2007-10-23 11:21:00.859' AND '2007-10-23 17:00:00.062' AND GPSDEVICEID = 0x004A08BC04050000;
4.77267753808509E-06
SELECT STDEV(100 * LATITUDE)/100 FROM GPSHISTORY
WHERE GPSDATE BETWEEN '2007-10-23 11:21:00.859' AND '2007-10-23 17:00:00.062' AND GPSDEVICEID = 0x004A08BC04050000;
1.66904329068838E-05
SELECT STDEV(1000 * LATITUDE)/1000 FROM GPSHISTORY
WHERE GPSDATE BETWEEN '2007-10-23 11:21:00.859' AND '2007-10-23 17:00:00.062' AND GPSDEVICEID = 0x004A08BC04050000;
8.11904280806654E-06
// The standard deviation should, of course, be linear, e.g.
DECLARE @AVERAGE FLOAT;
SELECT @AVERAGE = AVG(LATITUDE) FROM GPSHISTORY
WHERE GPSDATE BETWEEN '2007-10-23 11:21:00.859' AND '2007-10-23 17:00:00.062' AND GPSDEVICEID = 0x004A08BC04050000;
SELECT SQRT(SUM(SQUARE(100*(LATITUDE - @AVERAGE)))/COUNT(LATITUDE))/100 FROM GPSHISTORY
WHERE GPSDATE BETWEEN '2007-10-23 11:21:00.859' AND '2007-10-23 17:00:00.062' AND GPSDEVICEID = 0x004A08BC04050000;
6.03401924005389E-06
// Std Dev is a numerically stable computation, although it does require traversing the dataset twice.
//
// This calculation is not being done correctly.
//
// Incidently, SQRT(VAR(Latitude....)) gives 4.80354E-4, which is also way off.
I will redefine STDEV to use a stored procedure similar to the above, but the algorithm used to compute VAR, STDEV etc should be reviewed and fixed.
-Rob Calhoun
I have a query which is returning a different result set when it is run against identical tables in 2 different environments.
The query is like:
Select
F.LicenseeID, IsSpecialLicensee
from FactTable F
left join View_SpecialLicensee SL on F.LicenseeID = SL.LicenseeID
The Create Statement for the view is like
Create View [dbo].[View_SpecialLicensee]
as
Select LicenseeID, LicenseeName, IsSpecialLicensee = 1
from DimensionLicensee
where LicenseeName like '%ibm%'
or LicenseeName like '%cisco%'
or LicenseeName like '%hp%'
In my test environment, I get the query result I expected:
LicenseeID, IsSpecialLicensee
1 , 1 - (where LicenseeName = 'IBM')
2, null - (where LicenseeName = 'Juniper')
3, 1 - (where LicenseeName = 'Cisco')
4, null - (where LicenseeName = 'Microsoft')
5, null - (where LicenseeName = 'Oracle')
6, null - (where LicenseeName = 'Apple')
In my production environment, I get the following query result:
1 , 1 - (where LicenseeName = 'IBM')
2, 1 - (where LicenseeName = 'Juniper')
3, 1 - (where LicenseeName = 'Cisco')
4, 1 - (where LicenseeName = 'Microsoft')
5, 1 - (where LicenseeName = 'Oracle')
6, 1 - (where LicenseeName = 'Apple')
Ideas as to what changed gratefully received.
FYI the production environment which returned the 2nd dataset is SQL2000, I have got the result I expected in both SQL2000 and SQL2005 development environments.
From what I've seen, the CheckSum_Agg function appears to returns 0 for even number of repeated values. If so, then what is the practical use of this function for implementing an aggregate checksum across a set of values?
For example, the following work as expected; it returns a non-zero checksum across (1) value or across (2) unequal values.
declare @t table ( ID int );
insert into @t ( ID ) values (-7077);
select checksum_agg( ID ) from @t;
-----------
-7077
declare @t table ( ID int );
insert into @t ( ID ) values (-7077), (-8112);
select checksum_agg( ID ) from @t;
-----------
1035
However, the function appears to returns 0 for an even number of repeated values.
declare @t table ( ID int );
insert into @t ( ID ) values (-7077), (-7077);
select checksum_agg( ID ) from @t;
-----------
0
It's not specific to -7077, for example:
declare @t table ( ID int );
insert into @t ( ID ) values (-997777), (-997777);
select checksum_agg( ID ) from @t;
-----------
0
What's curious is that (3) repeated equal values will return a checksum > 0.
declare @t table ( ID int );
insert into @t ( ID ) values (-997777), (-997777), (-997777);
select checksum_agg( ID ) from @t;
-----------
-997777
But a set of (4) repeated equal values will return 0 again.
declare @t table ( ID int );
insert into @t ( ID ) values (-997777), (-997777), (-997777), (-997777);
select checksum_agg( ID ) from @t;
-----------
0
Finally, a set of (2) uneuqal values repeated twice will return 0 again.
declare @t table ( ID int );
insert into @t ( ID ) values (-997777), (8112), (-997777), (8112);
select checksum_agg( ID ) from @t;
-----------
0
I want to write a statement something like this
SELECT Add_Date, File_No FROM dbo.File_Storage WHERE (File_No = 11/11/1234/)
But i want the search to ignore the first 2 digits so that it will return e.g
10/11/1234, 09/11/1234 so that it's only matching the last part
Any Help Would be greatly appreciated Thanks
When I was using a simple query using select statement with where clauses, I can get the results. When
I use AND to specify more conditions. It returns no row even though I get the result when query seperately.
What should be the possible cause of this. I am using SQL Server 6.5. Thank you
I am having a query
select INVOICE.TarrifHeadNumber, SUM(INVOICEITEMS.ItemQuantity) From invoiceitems,
invoice Where invoice.invoicenumber = invoiceitems.invoicenumber and
month(InvoiceDate)='11' and year(InvoiceDate)= '2012'
group by INVOICE.TarrifHeadNumber
tarrifheadno SUM(INVOICEITEMS.ItemQuantity)
84195030 9.00
84198910 5.00
84212190 223.00
84569090 247.00
84799040 1138.00
8481-80-1030 137.00
85433000 6177.20
tarrifheadno is unique
Now if i use below query and add invoicetypecode field
select INVOICE.TarrifHeadNumber,CETSH.GoodsDescription, SUM(INVOICEITEMS.ItemQuantity),INVOICE.invoicetype code From invoiceitems,
invoice , cetsh Where invoice.invoicenumber = invoiceitems.invoicenumber and
month(InvoiceDate)='11' and year(InvoiceDate)= '2012' and
cast(CETSH.CETSHNumber as varchar) = INVOICE.TarrifHeadNumber group by INVOICE.TarrifHeadNumber,CETSH.GoodsDescription,in voicetypecode
This query return distinct of 11 records
84195030 84195030
9.00 1
84198910 84198910
5.00 2
84212190 84212190
157.00 1
84212190 84212190
42.00 2
84212190 84212190
24.00 3
84569090 84569090
189.00 1
84569090 84569090
58.00 2
84799040 84799040
166.00 1
84799040 84799040
972.00 2
85433000 85433000
3764.00 1
85433000 85433000
2413.20 2
How to get same 7 records
Why does this return 64.00000 Hours Worked when if you do the calculation yourself you see that it should only be 16?
Code:
Create Table #One
(
BadgeNum int,
NameOnFile varchar(1000),
hoursworked int
[code]....
I have a SP that manipulates data for picking products and puts them into a temp table "#PickList" which is used for the basis of printing a picking note report.
I have also added code at the end of the SP to take the "#PickList" data and insert into a permanent table called "BWT_Lift_Transaction" and then use the bcp command to query it out to a text file. All this works fine, until the bcp command runs. Although the records are in the table, bcp returns nothing. Here is the code:
DECLARE @strLocation VARCHAR(50)
DECLARE @TransNum VARCHAR(50)
DECLARE @strFileLocation VARCHAR(1000)
DECLARE @strFileName VARCHAR(1000)
DECLARE @bcpCommand VARCHAR(8000)
[code].....
The earlier parts of the code create the filename for the text file and location to store it. If I insert a SELECT on the dbo.BWT_Lift_Transaction directly after the insert, I can see the data in there, but although the bcp command creates the file correctly, it returns no data:
output
NULL
Starting copy...
NULL
0 rows copied.
Network packet size (bytes): 4096
Clock Time (ms.) Total : 1
NULL
If I remove the delete statement at the end and run the code twice, it will insert the data into the table twice. On the first run, nothing is returned by bcp. On the second run, the first set is returned by bcp, not both sets.
I don't understand why this is, but I guess it's something to do with transaction commitment and the way bcp works.
I want a query that returns only the column names
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I'm trying to update column based upon the results of a subquery. I'm getting the error that my Subquery returns more than one result. I've tried adding the EXISTS or IN keywords and cannot get the syntax right. I can't find any examples of how to write this with an Update query.
Here's my query:
UPDATE temp_UpdateRemainingHours
SET UsedHours =
(SELECT dbo.vw_SumEnteredHours_byCHARGE_CD.SumEnteredHours, dbo.vw_SumEnteredHours_byCHARGE_CD.CHARGE_CD
FROM dbo.vw_SumEnteredHours_byCHARGE_CD INNER JOIN
dbo.temp_UpdateRemainingHours ON
dbo.vw_SumEnteredHours_byCHARGE_CD.CHARGE_CD = dbo.temp_UpdateRemainingHours.CHARGE_CD)
FROM dbo.vw_SumEnteredHours_byCHARGE_CD, temp_UpdateRemainingHours
WHERE
dbo.vw_SumEnteredHours_byCHARGE_CD.CHARGE_CD = dbo.temp_UpdateRemainingHours.CHARGE_CD
;
I am facing a problem that following query give me different result whenever I execute the query, it returns me same number of records but not all the rows are same everytime it is executed.
Select[Field1]
From
(
SelectRow_number() Over(Partition By [Field2], [Field3] Order By [Field2], [Field3], [Field4] Desc) ID, *
From[dbo].[Table1]
) A
WhereID > 1
OrderBy [Field1]
Those highlighted in yellow colours are duplicate records, I need to remove one of them.
This is my syntax, and if I print the value that is stored in each variable @goodtries = 120 @badtries = 25 but when I run the syntax below it gives me 0.00
Declare @goodtries as int, @badtries as int
select @goodtries = convert(decimal(18,4),count(userID))
from table1
WHERE logintype IN ('Valid', 'Success')
select @badtries = convert(decimal(18,4),count(userID))
[code].....
Hi,I have an Address table which contains more than one addresses for aparticular member. I want to write a query that would only displaymost current address. All addresses have a unique ID (addID).Example:memberID addID address1-------- ------ --------------------------------------------------295 69 13 Auster St295 70 465 Lorre Ct295 71 P.O. Box 321722 171 10 Hannaford Rd722 172 Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Quote:
Hi.I have a table (websitehits) which holds statistics about websites.This table has a date field (datecounted). What I need is to create aquery which returns a list of dates between two date ranges (say ayear ago from today and a year from now) which only shows dates thathaven't been used in the websitehits table for a given website.For example if my table contains something like:Website Datecounted HitsSite101/01/046000Site101/02/046500Site101/03/046250Site201/03/041000Site201/04/041200Site201/05/041500So if query for ‘site1' then I'd get a list of all dates between30/11/03 to 30/11/05 with the exception of the dates 01/01/04,01/02/04 and 01/03/04.So far I've tried to do this using another table named calendar whichcontains a very long list of dates and to use this to produce the list– but I'm not getting very far.By the way I'm using sql server, an I need this query to generate alist for an asp page - so I need to pass the website name as aparameter so I guess I need to make this query as a stored procedure.Does anyone know how this can be done?
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I am having a table which has some 10 cols, only one column had all Nulls. DB-SQL2K5
I am now writing a query like
Update Test1
set Id =
(Select t2.Id from
Test2 t2, Test1 t1
where
t2.Name = t1.Name)
as likely this query is faling as the sub query is retuning more than a row. What is the best method to achive my requirement?
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To create a strike file for a text file output, I piped the output of a query throught a mulitcast. One output is the actual flat file, the other output is the strike file. The next task for the strike output is an aggregate count and sum functions. If the original query returns no records, the count shows zero, but the sum shows NULL. Further down the process I have to pad out the values with zero's, but that NULL is causing problems. How do I convert the Null to either an empty string, or a value of zero?
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Hello,
I created a Market Basket Data Mining Model with Association Rules, which I want to query and show in a Report. Everything works fine, when I preview the result in the Reporting Services Data tab I see some sort of table which I can expand and then see the related products.
Unfortunately this result seems to be an ADOMD Datareader which I cannot place in a table, matrix or textfield.
If anyone knows how I can make this Informationen available in my Report please let me know.
Thanks in advance
Hi all,
I am a newcomer to Microsoft Database Technology and have appeared to come across an issue with the SUM function in SQL Server Mobile Edition.
I am running Visual Studio 2005 and have created 2 tables:
Orders and OrderLines which are set up in master detail fashion.
The SQL Statement I create in the Query Builder is as follows:
SELECT Orders.OrderNo, Orders.OrderDate, Orders.Priority, Orders.Address, SUM(OrderLines.Quantity * OrderLines.QualityReference) AS Total
FROM Orders, OrderLines
WHERE Orders.OrderNo = OrderLines.OrderNo
GROUP BY Orders.OrderNo, Orders.OrderDate, Orders.Priority, Orders.Address
Now, the SUM returns a total for all records in the OrderLines table, and not just the records whose OrderNo is the same as Orders.OrderNo
Can someone out there please clarify whether its an issue with my code or a bug with SQL Server Mobile???
Here are a couple of screenshots which will demonstrate what I mean.
Here is the contents of the Orders and OrderLines tables. Each order has only 1 line item in it.
http://public.fotki.com/AussieNoobie/sqlerrors/vs2005sqlceordersdata.html
When performing the summation over the OrderLines table, it produces the SUM of the all records in OrderLines and not according to the GROUP BY clause. See the following screen shot.
http://public.fotki.com/AussieNoobie/sqlerrors/vs2005sqlceerror1.html
I hope this explains it better.
Anyone have any ideas???
Thanks in advance
I have a query that I created in SqlServer and then merely copied the code to a sqldatasource. They are both connected to the same db, however the sqldatasource query only returns 6 records and when run in SqlServer, it returns 52 rows which is the correct number.
Any ideas on what might be causing this? There are no filters on the sqldatasource. It only has that one query. Do they differ in the way they execute sql code?
Thanks for any help!
We have a customer that is running SQL2012 and we are seeing a weird result on a query when we run it on their db. It is based off of a table that has about 30 columns but in this case we only care about 2 of them.
[Number] [varchar](15) NOT NULL
[Person_ID] [varchar](12) NULL
Here is the query we are doing:
Select Number,Person_ID From TableName where LP='ABC123'
The result I get back is the following:
Number:1
Person_ID:13864
The Person_ID should be a result of another table that created that Person_ID but it doesn't exist in that table. So we do not know where that 13864 is coming from. When we open that record through our application it shows Nothing for the Person_ID in that field.
When we do this query on our copy we get back
Number:1
Person_ID:
Which is exactly what we should see as the result.
Could there be a sql server setting that is set on their server that could possibly be given us back 13864 for a NULL value?
OK heres the situation, I have a Categories table and a Products table, each Category can have one or many Products, but a product can only belong to one Category hence one-to-many relationship.
Now I want to do a SELECT query that outputs all of the Categories onto an ASP page, but also displays how many Products are in each category eg.
CatID | Name | Description | No. Products
0001 | Cars | Blah blah blah | 5
etc etc
At the moment I'm doing nesting in my application logic so that for each category that is displayed, another query is run that returns the number of products for that particular category. It works ok!
However, is there a way to write a SQL Statement that returns all the Categories AND number products from just the one SELECT statement, rather than with the method I'm using outlined above? The reason I'm asking is that I want to be able to order by the number of products for each category and my method doesn't allow me to do this.
Many thanks!
I have a query that returns material(items) that are used in an event on a certain day.
SELECT C.categoryName, count(I.itemID) AS InMission
from items as I
RIGHT JOIN Categories AS C on I.categoryID = C.categoryID
INNER JOIN LinkMissionItem as LM on I.itemID = LM.itemID
INNER JOIN Missions as M on LM.missionID = M.MissionID
where '2015/12/19' BETWEEN M.freightLeave and M.freightReturn AND isReturned = 0
GROUP BY C.categoryName, C.categoryID
ORDER BY C.categoryID
There are a total of 20 categories and I would like all the categories listed in the result even though there are no items booked in a mission. At the moment, I can only get the categories that have items in that category booked in a mission. I hoped that the RIGHT JOIN on the categories table would do the trick but it doesn't.
I am struggling to get my linked indexing service to return something when I query it. The thing is, when I use Management Studio and log in through Integrated Windows authentication I have no problems. However, when logging in through a test account that only exists in SQL server I get nothing returned. Some observations:
1. Changing the test account to have sa priveliges changes nothing
2. The test account has db_owner role on source db
3. I have tried to create a login using
sp_addlinkedsrvlogin FTIndexWeb, true, 'SomeLogin' but that didn't work. I also tried to do this manually in Mgt Studio.
4. I did not find any authentication related stuff in the management console of my pc in or near the Indexing Service. I'm not sure if my system imposes any security restraints that are invisible to me.
5. My query is
SELECT * FROM OPENQUERY(DNN4_BF_DMX, 'SELECT Path, Rank FROM SCOPE() WHERE FREETEXT(Contents, ''"Confidential"'')')
6. My setup: Win XP (SP 2), SQL SRV 2005 Express, Mgt Studio Express (SP1), (if relevant) .net frameworks 1.1/2.0.
I need to tell my customers how to get this going reliably and now I feel unsure whether this is at all possible. Anyone abe to shine some light on this?
Thanks,
Peter
Here's what my table looks like;
UniqID | Code |
1 | ABC
1 | 123
2 | ABC
3 | ABC
4 | ABC
4 | ABC
I only want to UniqIds that only have the CODE of ABC... and if it contains ANYTHING other than ABC then It doesnt return that UniqID... Now keep in mind there's multiple different codes.. I'm just looking for a bit of code that drops any ID's that don't have my criteria.
Filling a DataTable from SqlQuery : If SqlQuery returns some null values problem ocurrs with DataTable.
Is it possible using DataTable with some null values in it?
Thanks
Grrr!I'm trying to run a script:print 'Declaring cursor'declare cInv cursor forward_only static forselectdistinctinv.company,inv.contact,inv.address1,inv.city,inv.state,inv.postalcode,inv.cmcompanyidfromdedupe.dbo.ln_invoice as invleft joindedupe.dbo.customerid as cidondbo.fnCleanString(inv.company) = cid.searchcowhere((inv.customerid is nulland cid.searchco is null)and (inv.date >= '01/01/2003' or (inv.date < '01/01/2003' andinv.outstanding > 0.01))and not inv.company is null)print 'Cursor declared'declare@contact varchar(75),@company varchar(50),@address1 varchar(75),@city varchar(30),@state varchar(20),@zip varchar(10),@cmcompanyid varchar(32),@iCount int,@FetchString varchar(512)open cInvprint 'cursor opened'fetch cInv into@company,@contact,@address1,@city,@state,@zip,@cmc ompanyidprint 'Cursor fetched @@Cursor_rows = ' + cast(@@cursor_rows asvarchar(5))All the prints are there to help me figure out what's going on!When I get to the Print 'Cursor fetched @@cursor_rows....the value is 0 and the script skips down to the close and deallocate.BUT, if I just highlight the Select...When section, I get over 2,000rows. What am I missing?Thanks.
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