I have a Dataset that I am populating from a SQL Query. I am then using the dataset to populate a report in Reporting Services. What I want to do is return a standard number of rows in my dataset. (Let's say 10.) Even if my query does not have any rows in it, I want 10 empty rows returned to the dataset. If my query has 7 rows in it then I want to add on 3 empty rows and return it. I will not have more than the standard number of rows.
I cannot get the table in the report to show up if the dataset is empty, but still want the table to display with 10 empty rows. I have searched how to do this online but am getting nowhere. (I know how to add one empty row but not a set number.
hi,i have a stored procedure like this in SQL server ,it returns proper value if data is there for a given id.But if there is no data,it returns row/rows of NULL value and that is counted towards "number of row returned"..Shouldn't it be like,if there are null values in a row,that row should not be counted towards rows returned value .?Rightnow if no value returned from either of the select,it still returns as 2 rows instead of 0 rows.How do handle this situation in SQL? thanks for your help SELECT SUM(col1) AS SUM_COL1, SUM(col2) AS SUM_COL2, SUM(col3) AS SUM_COL3, SUM(col4) AS SUM_COL4FROM TABLE1WHERE (ID = nn) UNION all SELECT SUM(col22) AS SUM_COL22 ,cast(null as int) as c1,cast(null as int)as c2,cast(null as int) as c3FROM table2WHERE TABLE2 = nn)
Hello, Any help would be greatly appreciated. I have a single row that looks like this. Cust, Add, Item, Value 1 ST 258 6 I want to return six rows based on the value and the value could be any number. All of the row information will stay the same except the Value that will count off of the original value. Cust, Add, Item, Value 1 ST 258 1 1 ST 258 2 1 ST 258 3 1 ST 258 4 1 ST 258 5 1 ST 258 6
Can anyone just point me in the right direction. All I want to do is add some T-SQL to an existing stored procedure to return the number of rows selected into a return value.Does anyone know how to do this?
I have a policy table which has policyNumbers and createDate. I need to retrieve all rows where createDate is between 2 dates and there is more than 1 row with the same policy number. I cannot figure out the SQL to return all policy number rows if there are more than 1 row with the policy. Most policies number will be in the table once. I need the others.
Recently I had an application developer approach me and asked if I could provided him with a list of sprocs by returned row count. We had an issue where the application passed in a number of parameters which attempted to return 200k plus rows of data and the application was timing out. He changed the required parameters in the application and a reasonable number of rows were returned as expected. Short term solution to this one problem.
However there are always timeout issues with this particular application and we got to thinking that maybe other sprocs that were called using parameters would also fail at some point in time because too much data was being returned.
i read from help files that "For UPDATE, INSERT, and DELETE statements, the return value is the number of rows affected by the command. " Anyone know how to get the return value from the query below?
Below is the normal way i did in vb.net, but how to check for the return value. Please help.
======== Public Sub CreateMySqlCommand(myExecuteQuery As String, myConnection As SqlConnection) Dim myCommand As New SqlCommand(myExecuteQuery, myConnection) myCommand.Connection.Open() myCommand.ExecuteNonQuery() myConnection.Close() End Sub 'CreateMySqlCommand ========
I am using sql server 2005. I stuck out in a strange problem. I am using view in my stored procedure, when I run the stored procedure some of the rows get skipped out means if select query have to return 10 rows then it is returning 5 rows or any other but not all, also the records displyaing is randomly coming, some time it is displaying reords 12345 next time 5678, other time 2468.
But if I run seperately the querys written in SP then it returns all the rows. Please give me solution why it is happening like this.
There are indexes in the tables.
Once I shrink the database and rebuild the indexes, from then this problem is happening. I have rebuild the indexes several time, also updated the statistics but nothing improving.
I know this table is designed wrong for what I am doing but I hope Ican do it. I have a table like this.Prod_A_Jan, Prod_A_Feb, Prod_B_Jan, Prod_B_FebI want a query that returns data like this (two rows of data)"ProdA", Prod_A_Jan, Prod_A_Feb"ProdB", Prod_B_Jan, Prod_B_FebI know two queries can get it but I want one. Any Help would begreat!!!Sheila T.
Hi... Need help with some SQL-code: Im just interesting in how many rows in my table 'Location' that has 'New York' in the column called 'City'.... So I just want to return the number of rows that is macthing... How do I write the sql-part for this??
i have a huge stored proc which has about 8-9 cursors which move data from a few temp tables to the final tables...and also do lots of calculations in between..
anytime there is an error in the stored proc i have an error page which looks like this
********************** Server Error in '/WebApplication3' Application. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
a very lengthy page...the numbers are prbly due to the print stmts of the results of some calculations... but my q is..is there any way to return the xact line number where the error occured in the stored proc instead of these infinite list of numbers...its taking pretty long time to go through the entire stored proc to isolate the error...
Hi, I was wondering how I can have the integer og a number that haves decimals. I tried with FLOOR and ROUND function but it didn't work. Does anyone knows how to do this? Thanks
I am using SQL Server 2008 as a back end for a Microsoft Access front end. I have created a report that is essentially a Bill Of Lading. The detail section lists all the purchase orders that are being shipped on a single load. The problem with the Access Report is that I always need a set number of records (8) so that the layout is consistent. So, if the query returns 5 records, I need an additional 3 blank records returned with the recordset. If there are 2 records, I need an additional 6, and so on. For simplicity sake the query is:
SELECT tblBOL.PONumber FROM tblBOL WHERE tblBOL.BOLNumber=@BOLNumber;Now, I can get the results I want by using a union query for the "extra" records.
For instance, if there are 6 records returned for BOLNumber '12345', I can get the expected results by this query:
SELECT tblBOL.PONumber FROM tblBOL WHERE tblBOL.BOLNumber='12345' UNION ALL SELECT '12345',Null UNION ALL SELECT '12345',Null;
Another solution would be to create a temporary table with the "extra" records and then have only one Union statement. Not sure which is better, but I'm not really sure how to programmatically do either of these. I'm guessing I need to do it in a stored procedure. How do I programmatically create these extra records? One other note.... If there are more than 8 records, I need to return 8 of these "blank" records and none of the real records (hard to explain the reason behind this, but it has to do with the report being only a summary when there are more than 8 records while the actual records will go on a different supplemental report).
What I would like to do is to have a TSQL Select return the number of records in the Result as if TOP (n) had not been used. Example:I have a table called Orders containing more than 1.000 records with OrderDate = '2015/07/21' and my client application has a threshold for returning records at 100 and therefore the TSQL would look like
SELECT TOP (100) * FROM Orders Where OrderDate = '2015/07/21' ORDER by OrderTime Desc
Now I would like to "tell" the client that only 100 of 1.000 records are shown in the client application grid. Is there a way to return a value indicating that if TOP (100) had not been used the resultset would have been 1.000. I know I could create the same TSQL using COUNT() (SELECT COUNT(*) FROM Orders Where OrderDate = '2015/07/21' ORDER by OrderTime Desc) and return that in a variable in the SELECT statement or even creating the COUNT() as a subquery and return it as a column, but I would like to avoid running multiple TSQL's. Since SQL Server already needs to select the entire recordset and sort it (ORDER BY) and return only the first 100 the total number of records in the initial snapshot must somehow be available.
In a t-sql 2012 select statement, I have a query that looks like the following:
SELECT CAST(ROUND(SUM([ABSCNT]), 1) AS NUMERIC(24,1)) from table1.
The field called [ABSCNT] is declared as a double. I would like to know how to return a number like 009.99 from the query. I would basically like to have the following:
1. 2 leading zeroes (basically I want 3 numbers displayed before the decimal point) 2. the number before the decimal point to always display even if the value is 0, and 3. 2 digits after the decimal point.
Thus can you show me the sql that I can use to meet my goal?
In a t-sql 2012 select statement, I have a query that looks like the following:
SELECT CAST(ROUND(SUM([ABSCNT]), 1) AS NUMERIC(24,1)) from table1. The field called [ABSCNT] is declared as a double. I would like to know how to return a number like 009.99 from the query. I would basically like to have the following:
1. 2 leading zeroes (basically I want 3 numbers displayed before the decimal point)
2. the number before the decimal point to always display even if the value is 0, and
I need to associate aggregate gross_revenue with calendar year, but do not have a date field that reflects payment dates, just contract periods a start_date and an end_date. The contract periods are typically 1 or 2 years and can start at any time I.e start_date 6/1/2012, end date 5/31/13. I think by finding the number of days that fall in each calendar year and storing in a temp table, I can create a simple formula to associate revenue to each year.
I want to write a function, which accept 3 parameters, 1 TableName 2 ColumnName 3 DateValue, and returns number of records in that table for that particular date(in parameter date), I have written below function but it is not returning the desired result.
CREATE FUNCTION dbo.[f_Rec_cnt] (@InTableName NVARCHAR(100), @InDtColName NVARCHAR(50), @InDate NVARCHAR(50) ) RETURNS INT
HI All, I need help in sp. I have the sp that return the result but then i also want count how many rows are the result. Does anyone know how to do that?
This is my sp, and when it returns the data i also want it to return the how many rows are the result.
Trying to do a paging scheme without using #Temp tables in MS SQL 7.0
Client calls a sp passing 1 and sql returns the first 100 records. Client sends a sp passing 100 and gets the next 100 records.
Process continues till @@fetch_status <> 0 or the client can stop sending requests.
I implemented it easily using fetch absolute into a #temp table but this has dissaster potential in a multiuser environment since everyone will be using this query continously and there is no user limit.
I have a question, Select top 10 * from employee the above statement return top 10 row. but i want the rows from the table other than the top 10. Can any one help me to get it.. iam using SQL server 2005
I have sql code that returns the correct number of record when run without an aggregate function like count(myfield) and group by myfield. It always returns 86 row which is correct when Select DISTINCT is used. As, expected when DISTINCT is not used I get double the number if rows or 172. But when I count(myfield) and group by myfield the count is 172 and not 86. The strangest thing about this is that when I am grouping a set of items
Group 1
Group 2
Group 3
The other group sum up correctly while others don't. What can explain this? Here is the code.
Select DISTINCT ws.p4Districtnumber, ws.cycle, ws.worksetid, count(msi.MeterSessionInputKey) as ASND from fcs.dbo.WorkSet as ws left outer join fcs.dbo.WorkAssignment as wa on ws.WorkSetID = wa.WorkSetID left outer join fcs.dbo.MeterSessionInput as msi on wa.worksetkey = msi.worksetkey
I have a query which returns number of columns using pivot ( rows into columns -- dynamic sql pivot columns). Since it is dynamic pivot, how can I bind this returned values into report builder matrix reports.
Look at this example :
First time query returns StudentId | Col1 | Col2 | Col3
Second time query returns StudentId | Col1 | Col2 | Col3 | Col4 | Col5 | Col6 ...
How to bind this query into report builder 3.0 reports?
I have a database that has 100,000+ records in a table. Am I better off returning all of the records from a search even if it is 50,000 records or is it better to do a SELECT COUNT(*) And nested SELECT TOP x statements to only return 1 page of results? What is the best practice for a situation like this? SELECT * FROM myTable LEFT OUTER JOIN ... LEFT OUTER JOIN......WHERE something=@something AND another.... AND... OR SELECT COUNT(*) FROM myTable LEFT OUTER JOIN ... LEFT OUTER JOIN......WHERE something=@something AND another... AND... ORDER BY @OrderAnd SELECT TOP(@pagesize) FROM (SELECT TOP(@pagesize * @pagenum) FROM myTable LEFT OUTER JOIN ... LEFT OUTER JOIN......WHERE something=@something AND another... AND... ORDER BY @Order)ORDER BY @revOrder
What is the easiest way to return rows 200 through to 300 of a 500 row result set using SQL? Is there a simple way of doing this or do I need to write some Transact SQL? Any ideas would be appreciated.
Does sql server have a mechanism (aside from count()) that for any given SELECT query will tell you only how many rows it will return without actually returning the data?
The reason for this is that we have a generic lookup form in an application that is used on almost every screen (we have a lot of screens, so it gets a lot of different, sometimes complicted, queries passed to it to use for the lookup, and having to manually edit the query to use count over all the select clauses doesn't seem like the best way to handle this. If we could do a kind of 'trial run' against the server just to get the number of rows and use that to help set up the form, that would be ideal.
The following query returns 2142 rows which is correct.
Code: select COUNT(*), sum(v.currentMarket) from TRMaster m inner join TRValue v on v.Year = m.Year and v.Parcel = m.Parcel inner join TRProp p on P.PropCode = V.PropCode and p.PropType = 'A' where m.Year = 2013 and m.deleted = 0 and m.ReviewDateTime is null and m.Status = 1 group by m.Year, m.Parcel having SUM(v.currentmarket) > 0
How can I convert this query so that it returns just the count of 2142?
