Can anyone tell me if SQL 2000 has a record limitation on tables?
The table that I have is very basic. It contains 6 columns, none of which can contain more than 10 characters, but I'm already sitting at 2,500,000 records and expecting up to 20-30 million records. Can it handle it?
Thanks in advance.
Although unsupported / undocumented, using FN_DBLOG(..) is inevitable.
While retrieving [RowLog Contents 0]/ [Log Record] transaction log information
I encounter a possible limitation regarding the size of the fetched data.
There is a suspect that data exceeding 8000 bytes is truncated.
I do not manage to get more than 8000 bytes - neither at the Studio Management Query pane nor with a programmatic ODBC piece of code.
There is more data for sure - no doubt about that!!
Does anybody have any idea?
Thanks
/H
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This is my codes:
<%
Dim sql,rs
Dim objConn
Set objConn = Server.CreateObject("ADODB.Connection")
objConn.Open "Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;" & _
"Data Source=c:InetPubwwwrootdalyfpdbmarket.mdb"
sql="INSERT INTO testing (fname,lname)"
sql=sql & " VALUES "
sql=sql & "('Shawn', 'mike')"
objConn.Execute sql
objConn.close
%>
This is my error:
Microsoft JET Database Engine error '80004005'
Operation must use an updateable query.
/VITA_SHOW/test_VITAFormhandler.asp, line 137
Thank you very much!!!
Shawn
scn@daly.com
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SELECT a.medno_id,
tblAction.action_shortdesc,
tblClassification.class_shortdesc,
tblType.type_shortdesc,
tblUnit.unit_shortdesc,
tblSystem.system_shortdesc,
a.med_oldserial,
a.med_builddate,
tblLibrary.lib_shortdesc,
a.med_f24bookno,
a.med_f24entry,
a.med_f102bookno,
a.med_f102entry,
tblTransport.trans_shortdesc,
a.med_courierno,
tblPOC.poc_surname,
a.med_title,
a.med_notes
FROM tblMedia a
INNER JOIN tblAction ON a.action_id = tblAction.action_id
INNER JOIN tblClassification ON a.class_id = tblClassification.class_id
INNER JOIN tblType ON a.type_id = tblType.type_id
INNER JOIN tblUnit ON a.unit_id = tblUnit.unit_id
INNER JOIN tblSystem ON a.system_id = tblSystem.system_id
INNER JOIN tblLibrary ON a.lib_id = tblLibrary.lib_id
INNER JOIN tblTransport ON a.trans_id = tblTransport.trans_id
INNER JOIN tblPOC ON a.poc_id = tblPOC.poc_id
WHERE a.medno_id = 327
ORDER BY a.med_effdate
I've spaced out the query so it's easy to read
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Hope this makes sense, thanks!
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