I have problem to execute query with interval date.
If try this query I don't have problem and the output is correct:
SELECT * FROM dotable WHERE dotableDate BETWEEN CONVERT (datetime, '01/01/2015', 121) AND CONVERT (datetime, '09/01/2015', 121);Instead if try this I have error: SELECT * FROM dotable WHERE dotableDate BETWEEN CONVERT (datetime, '25/01/2015', 121) AND CONVERT (datetime, '28/01/2015', 121);
[Err] 22007 - [SQL Server]The conversion of a varchar data type to a datetime data type resulted in an out-of-range value.
CREATE PROC CLEAR_MY_TABLE @TableStat varchar(30) AS If OBJECT_ID('MyDB.dbo.' + @TableStat + '') is not null BEGIN ---PRINT 'I FOUND THE TABLE' DECLARE @count INT = -1; SELECT @count = (Select COUNT(*) FROM [dbo]. + @TableStat); IF (@count > 0) BEGIN TRUNCATE TABLE @TABLESTAT END
Within in Visual Studio 2012 solution, I have several projects, one of which is a Database project. I am defining several tables. The one in question is:
CREATE TABLE [dbo].[tblKppHierarchyPcl] ( [ID] NUMERIC(18,0) NOT NULL, [Name] VARCHAR(500), [PartStructureKey] NUMERIC(18,0) NOT NULL, [PartNumber] VARCHAR(500) NOT NULL, [ParentPartNumber] VARCHAR(500) NULL,
[code]...
Error SQL72014: .Net SqlClient Data Provider: Msg 245, Level 16, State 1, Line 76 Conversion.failed when converting the varchar value 'Coolant Quick Disconnect' to data type int.So it has a problem with inserting 'Coolant Quick Disconnect' into the Name column. The Name column is CLEARLY a varchar column but somehow it thinks it's an int column.
I am using a custom sql query to import data into Tableau. Problem is I need to change the varchar column data in SQL currently returning 18/01/2014 08:35:13 as a format into the date format 05/21/2014 3:55:51 PM before I can use it.
I am doing a Case statement to create a unified field for account type and vendor, in the code below I am receiving the error in the subject, because the account numbers have alpha characters in the string, I need to make them as OTHER if the first 2 left chars are Alpha, I thought how I have ISNUMERIC would do that but I am still getting the error.
I am also including example of how the account_numbers are formatted.
Basically, I'm trying to take two dates and find the difference in hours b/t the two, sql server 2000. I've tried change the variables out from datetime to varchars even though it shouldn't matter. When I put the block of code out of the stored procedure and run it in line it works fine, I'M LOST.........
I get the errors everytime it runs into the first block, I get the error again when the block is hit again farther down in the procedure. I get:
Server: Msg 242, Level 16, State 3, Procedure tmpRyan_spRail_Job_NoMovement, Line 211 The conversion of a char data type to a datetime data type resulted in an out-of-range datetime value. Server: Msg 242, Level 16, State 1, Procedure tmpRyan_spRail_Job_NoMovement, Line 360 The conversion of a char data type to a datetime data type resulted in an out-of-range datetime value. ERR dates Aug 4 2005 11:16PM. Server: Msg 242, Level 16, State 3, Procedure tmpRyan_spRail_Job_NoMovement, Line 211 The conversion of a char data type to a datetime data type resulted in an out-of-range datetime value. Server: Msg 242, Level 16, State 1, Procedure tmpRyan_spRail_Job_NoMovement, Line 360 The conversion of a char data type to a datetime data type resulted in an out-of-range datetime value. ERR dates Aug 3 2005 12:35PM. Server: Msg 241, Level 16, State 1, Procedure tmpRyan_spRail_Job_NoMovement, Line 211 Syntax error converting datetime from character string.
IF @NextStatusDate IS NOT NULL AND @StatusDate IS NOT NULL BEGIN set @tmpTimeCharVar = DATEDIFF(SECOND, @NextSTatusDate, @StatusDate) set @tmpTimeVar = ( CASE WHEN @tmpTimeCharVar/3600<10 THEN '0' ELSE '' END + RTRIM(DATEDIFF(SECOND,@NextSTatusDate, @StatusDate)/3600) + ':' + RIGHT('0'+RTRIM((@tmpTimeCharVar % 3600) / 60),2) + ':' + RIGHT('0'+RTRIM((@tmpTimeCharVar % 3600) % 60),2) ) END IF @@ERROR <>0 PRINT 'ERR dates' + Convert(varchar(20), @NextStatusDate) + '.'
Hi I have a linked server to MSAccess DB and, when I try to select record from a table that have a column with a bad date formatted (with year less than 1753) I receive the message: .... conversion error from DBTYPE_DBTIMESTAMP to datetime....
My scope is set to NULL this bad values from Sql Server ... I first try with something like
UPDATE LNK_SVR...TABLE SET FLD=NULL WHERE ISDATE(FLD)=0
But I receive the same error... perheaps the provider generate the error before an Sql Server evaluation ...
exec LNK_SVR...sp_executesql 'update table set FLD=NULL WHERE YEAR(FLD)<1753'
But I receive the folowing message ....
Messaggio 7213, livello 16, stato 1, riga 1
Il provider non è riuscito a passare parametri di stored procedure remota al server remoto 'LNK_SVR. Verificare che il numero, l'ordine e il valore dei parametri passati siano corretti.
hi, How do i convert a varchar field into the datetime data type? the reason i need this lies in the requirement that in the earlier data base the column that is hlding the date value is having the data type as varchar. and in the new design the column data type is datetime. i am using sql scripts for the data migration from the older design to the newer and got stuck with this datetime convertion issue. do let me know the best possible solution.
following are the sample data that is theer in the older table for the date.
12/12/2003 1/13/2007 01132004 1-1-2004 1.2.2001
there is no uniformity of the data that is stored currently.
I am new to T-SQL development and here's what I am trying to do.
declare @cmd varchar(255) set @cmd = 'select dbid from sys.sysdatabases where dbid not in (1,2,3,4)'
while (@cmd <=13) begin insert into #dbcheck values (@cmd) Set @cmd = @cmd + 1 end
but it is giving me an error
'Msg 245, Level 16, State 1, Line 3 Conversion failed when converting the varchar value 'select dbid from sys.sysdatabases where dbid not in (1,2,3,4)' to data type int.'
Will both statements above access only a single page (as it fits into one page) or does the VARCHAR(MAX) always put its data on a separate page. If so, is the null insert treated differently from the '' insert?
I need my code to add the varchar CPUTM field + varchar CPUZIPTIM field which both has time values to see if greater than 2 hours. How do I do this when both fields are varchar. The value in CPUTM field is 335:55:20.97 duration time. My code is below.
CPUTM = 335:55:20.97 duration time CPUZIPTM = 0:00:01.96 duration time
select * FROM [SMF_DATA].[dbo].[System_Management_Facility] WHERE ((convert(varchar(13), CONVERT(time, CPUTM) + CONVERT(time, CPUZIPTM))) > '02:00:00.00')
IF EXISTS (SELECT * FROM sys.objects WHERE name = 'TwoDigitsNumber' AND type = 'FN') DROP FUNCTION MinimumOFThree; GO CREATE FUNCTION TwoDigitsNumber(@a int) RETURNS nvarchar(20)
[Code] ....
The only first letter 'f', 's', 'e' is inserted in value instead 'first', 'second', 'equal'.
Hi: here i am giving one example with Emp table and fields ssn,empjoindate
I have a table with field empjoindate as varchar(10).I need number of employees joined between 12/23/01 and 01/04/02.I ran this query using select ssn from EMP where convert(varchar(10),empjoindate,101) between '12/23/01' and '01/04/02'.it is not fetching any data.
Can someone please explain to me how the datapages in Microsoft SQL Server 2000 works. The pages are supposed to be 8K, that is 8192 bytes of which only 8060 are accessible for data storage (due to overhead). Now, I currently have a table containing 8 fields. Two of these fields are varchar and should be converted to nvarchar. One of the varchar fields is limited to 255 characters and the other to 4000 characters. When I convert the 255 characters field to nvarchar it works just fine, but when I want to convert the 4000 characters field I get an error from MS SQL saying that it gets to big. Is the error only for the 4000 characters field (which growths to 8000 bytes when using nvarchar instead of varchar) or must the whole table fit into one datapage? Could a blob maybe solve my problem, or will I face new problems when storing unicode characters in a blob?
I am getting an issue when I am using a stored proc from a view. I am to returning values, one being a varchar(50).
When I run the view, the values for this column and all others are returned fine. When I run the stored procedure, the following error is shown:
Conversion failed when converting the varchar value 'ejoy' to data type int.
All other values return fine bar this one column and as I said its already a varchar in the table so I don't know why sql server (2005) thinks I want to convert it, I don't and at no point have tried to. Below is my query statement
quote:SELECT u.User_fname, pv.PV_address, p.Start_monitoring, p.Last_monitoring, p.Period_of_monitoring, m.Ongoing_maintenance, m.Savings_for_inverter_replacement, m.Monitoring, m.Total_anual_maint_and_monitor FROM PerformanceData p, MonitoringCost m, Photovoltaic pv, Users u WHERE p.Performance_id=m.MonitoringCost_id and pv.PV_id=p.Performance_id and pv.PV_id=m.MonitoringCost_id and u.User_id =p.Performance_id and u.User_id =pv.PV_id and u.User_id = m.MonitoringCost_id
This error has been displayed quote:Conversion failed when converting the varchar value 'ejoy' to data type int.
Is it possible to convert a nText column in the source to varchar in the destination. I tried using a DataConversion block but there is no option for Ntext, I think am misising somehting here. Can someone guide me here?
Hello All, I am querying from a table which has all varchar values. I want to display the result in graph and hence would need the varchar to be converted to Decimal. But I am getting the error : Error converting data type varchar to Numeric. Here is the SELECT code: Can you please help me do this? I'll post the script in the next post in 10 minutes....
I am in need of converting serial date to regular date ie...735510.40461 and only need the hours, minutes and seconds, I have used the examples I've seen on different forums,
declare @xmldoc as xml select @xmldoc = '<Text>This is firstline<Break />This is second line<Break />This is third line</Text>' select @xmldoc.value('(/Text)[1]','varchar(max)')Result is: "This is firstlineThis is second lineThis is third line"
My problem is, that the <Break /> tags within the text are removed in the conversion to varchar. How to preserve the such tags in the varchar output? Or to get the <Break /> tags "translated" to e.g. CHAR(10)?
why do i have this error? not converting a varchar into int 1 ALTER PROCEDURE dbo.RevertDB 2 ( 3 @Log varchar(MAX) = NULL OUTPUT 4 ) 5 6 /* Reverts Database to original "Clean" State */ 7 AS 8 SET NOCOUNT OFF 9 DECLARE @RowsInDB AS int 10 SET @Log = 'RevertDB Started at ' + CAST(GETDATE() AS varchar(50)) + '<br />' 11 12 /* *** Disable Constraints *** 13 ALTER TABLE Booking NOCHECK CONSTRAINT ALL 14 ALTER TABLE InventoryPC NOCHECK CONSTRAINT ALL 15 ALTER TABLE PC NOCHECK CONSTRAINT ALL 16 ALTER TABLE Platform NOCHECK CONSTRAINT ALL*/ 17 18 /* *** Start Deletes *** */ 19 DELETE FROM Booking 20 SET @Log = @Log + 'Clear Table Booking - Done' + '<br />' 21 SET @RowsInDB = (SELECT COUNT(BookingID) FROM Booking) 22 SET @Log = @Log + '-- Rows Affected: ' + CAST(@@ROWCOUNT AS varchar(10)) + ', Rows in Table: ' + CAST(@RowsInDB AS varchar(10)) + '<br />' 23 24 DELETE FROM InventoryPC 25 SET @Log = @Log + 'Clear Table InventoryPC - Done' + '' 26 SET @RowsInDB = (SELECT COUNT(InventoryID) FROM InventoryPC) 27 SET @Log = @Log + '-- Rows Affected: ' + CAST(@@ROWCOUNT AS varchar(10)) + ', Rows in Table: ' + CAST(@RowsInDB AS varchar(10)) + '<br />' 28 29 DELETE FROM PC 30 SET @Log = @Log + 'Clear Table PC - Done' + '<br />' 31 SET @RowsInDB = (SELECT COUNT(PCID) FROM PC) 32 SET @Log = @Log + '-- Rows Affected: ' + CAST(@@ROWCOUNT AS varchar(10)) + ', Rows in Table: ' + CAST(@RowsInDB AS varchar(10)) + '<br />' 33 34 DELETE FROM Platform 35 SET @Log = @Log + 'CLear Table Platform - Done' + '' 36 SET @RowsInDB = (SELECT COUNT(PlatformID) FROM Platform) 37 SET @Log = @Log + '-- Rows Affected: ' + CAST(@@ROWCOUNT AS varchar) + ', Rows in Table: ' + CAST(@RowsInDB AS varchar(10)) + '<br />' 38 39 /* *** Enable Constraints *** 40 ALTER TABLE Booking WITH CHECK CHECK CONSTRAINT ALL 41 ALTER TABLE InventoryPC WITH CHECK CHECK CONSTRAINT ALL 42 ALTER TABLE PC WITH CHECK CHECK CONSTRAINT ALL 43 ALTER TABLE Platform WITH CHECK CHECK CONSTRAINT ALL*/ 44 45 SET @Log = @Log + '*** End Truncates ***' + '<br />' 46 /* *** End Truncates *** */ 47 48 /* *** Start Insert Platform *** */ 49 SET @Log = @Log + 'Start Insert Platform' + '<br />' 50 51 EXEC dbo.InsertPlatfrom 'Windows XP SP2 Professional Edition', 'Some description for Windows XP SP2 Professional Edition over here …' 52 EXEC dbo.InsertPlatfrom 'Windows Vista Ultimate', 'See everything you''re working on more clearly with Windows Aero, and quickly switch between windows or tasks using Windows Flip 3D and Live Thumbnails. You can easily find what you need—when you need it―with Instant Search and live icon previews that display the actual contents of your files. And while you''re at it, give your personal productivity a boost with instant access to the information you care about using Windows Sidebar and Gadgets. Put these easy-to-use and customizable mini-applications on your desktop and reveal the information you''re looking for at a glance. Website: http://www.microsoft.com/windows/products/windowsvista/seeit/default.mspx' 53 EXEC dbo.InsertPlatfrom 'Apple Mac OS X Tiger', 'Some description for Apple Mac OS X Tiger over here …' 54 EXEC dbo.InsertPlatfrom 'Apple Mac OS X Leopard', 'Desktop: The new look of Leopard showcases your favorite desktop image and puts new file Stacks at your fingertips for a stunning, clutter-free workspace. Finder: Browse your files like you browse your music with Cover Flow. Time Machine: See how your system looked on any given day and restore files with a click. Website: http://www.apple.com/macosx/leopard/features/' 55 EXEC dbo.InsertPlatfrom 'Red Hat Linux', 'Some description for Red Hat Linux over here …' 56 57 SET @Log = @Log + 'Rows In Platform: ' + CAST((SELECT COUNT(PlatformID) FROM Platform) AS varchar(10)) + '<br />' 58 /* *** Start Insert PC *** */ 59 SET @Log = @Log + 'Start Insert PC' + '<br />' 60 61 DECLARE @WinXP int, @WinVista int, @OSXTiger int, @OSXLeopard int, @RedHat int 62 SET @WinXP = (SELECT PlatformID FROM Platform WHERE Title = 'Windows XP SP2 Professional Edition') 63 SET @WinVista = (SELECT PlatformID FROM Platform WHERE Title = 'Windows Vista Ultimate') 64 SET @OSXTiger = (SELECT PlatformID FROM Platform WHERE Title = 'Apple Mac OS X Tiger') 65 SET @OSXLeopard = (SELECT PlatformID FROM Platform WHERE Title = 'Apple Mac OS X Leopard') 66 SET @RedHat = (SELECT PlatformID FROM Platform WHERE Title = 'Red Hat Linux') 67 68 EXEC dbo.InsertPC 'Fusion PC One', 'Description here ...', 'Intel Core2 Duo E6600 2.4 GHz 1066MHz', '1GB Dual Channel DDR2 667 SDRAM', '120GB SATA2 NCQ HDD', 'NVIDIA GeForce 8600 256MB GDDR3', '22" 3000:1 Wide Screen LCD', @WinXP 69 EXEC dbo.InsertPC 'Fusion PC Two', 'Description here ...', 'Intel Core2 Duo E6850 3 GHz 1333MHz', '2GB Dual Channel DDR2 800 SDRAM', '240GB SATA2 NCQ HDD', 'NVIDIA GeForce 8800 Ultra 256MB GDDR3 SLI', '24" 3000:1 Wide Screen LCD', @WinVista 70 EXEC dbo.InsertPC 'Fusion PC Three', 'Description here ...', 'AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core 6000+ 3 GHz', '2GB Dual Channel DDR2 667 SDRAM', '240GB SATA2 NCQ HDD', 'ATI Radeon Cross Fire 2900 256MB GDDR3', '24" 3000:1 Wide Screen LCD', @WinVista 71 EXEC dbo.InsertPC 'Fusion X1', 'Description here ...', 'Intel Core2 Extreme Q6850 3 GHz 1333MHz', '6GB Dual Channel DDR2 800 SDRAM', '500GB SATA2 NCQ HDD', 'NVIDIA GeForce 8800 Ultra 256MB GDDR3 SLI', '30" 3000:1 Wide Screen LCD', @OSXLeopard 72 EXEC dbo.InsertPC 'Fusion X2', 'Description here ...', 'AMD Athlon 64 FX 74 3 GHz', '6GB Dual Channel DDR2 800 SDRAM', '500GB SATA2 NCQ HDD', 'NVIDIA GeForce 8900 Ultra SLI 256MB GDDR3', '30" 3000:1 Wide Screen LCD', @WinVista 73 EXEC dbo.InsertPC 'Fusion Tiger 1', 'Description here ...', 'Intel Core2 Duo E6600 2.4 GHz 1066MHz', '2GB Dual Channel DDR2 800 SDRAM', '120GB SATA2 NCQ HDD', 'NVIDIA GeForce 8600 256MB GDDR3 SLI', '22" 3000:1 Wide Screen LCD', @OSXTiger 74 EXEC dbo.InsertPC 'Fusion Linux 1', 'Description here ...', 'AMD Athlon 64 X2 6000+ 3 GHz', '1GB Dual Channel DDR2 800 SDRAM', '120GB SATA2 NCQ HDD', 'NVIDIA GeForce 8600 256MB GDDR3', '22" 3000:1 Wide Screen LCD', @RedHat 75 76 SET @Log = @Log + 'Rows In PC: ' + CAST((SELECT COUNT(PCID) FROM PC) AS varchar(10)) + '<br />' 77 78 /* *** Start Insert Inventory *** */ 79 SET @Log = @Log + 'Start Insert Inventory' + '<br />' 80 81 DECLARE @F1 int, @F2 int, @F3 int, @FX1 int, @FX2 int, @FT1 int, @FR1 int 82 SET @F1 = (SELECT PCID FROM PC WHERE Title = 'Fusion PC One') 83 SET @F2 = (SELECT PCID FROM PC WHERE Title = 'Fusion PC Two') 84 SET @F3 = (SELECT PCID FROM PC WHERE Title = 'Fusion PC Three') 85 SET @FX1 = (SELECT PCID FROM PC WHERE Title = 'Fusion X1') 86 SET @FX2 = (SELECT PCID FROM PC WHERE Title = 'Fusion X2') 87 SET @FT1 = (SELECT PCID FROM PC WHERE Title = 'Fusion Tiger 1') 88 SET @FR1 = (SELECT PCID FROM PC WHERE Title = 'Fusion Linux 1') 89 90 EXEC dbo.InsertInventory 10, @F1, 2.5, 'iCluster Fusion One' 91 EXEC dbo.InsertInventory 10, @F2, 2.5, 'iCluster Fusion Two' 92 EXEC dbo.InsertInventory 10, @F3, 2.5, 'iCluster Fusion Three' 93 EXEC dbo.InsertInventory 6, @FX1, 6, 'iCluster Fusion X1' 94 EXEC dbo.InsertInventory 6, @FX2, 6, 'iCluster Fusion X2' 95 EXEC dbo.InsertInventory 10, @FT1, 3, 'iCluster Fusion Tiger One' 96 EXEC dbo.InsertInventory 30, @FR1, 2, 'iCluster Fusion Linux One' 97 98 SET @Log = @Log + 'Rows In Inventory: ' + CAST((SELECT COUNT(InventoryID) FROM InventoryPC) AS varchar(10)) 99 100 RETURN @Log if i remove the last line then all is well. but i get "An SqlParameter with ParameterName '@Log' is not contained by this SqlParameterCollection."
select case when count(convert(varchar(15), customer_id)) = 1 Then 'only one customer' else count(convert(varchar(15), kund_id)) end as no_of_customers, salesperson_id from customerdb group by salesperson_id
...and this is the result I was hoping for
no_of_customers ; salesperson_id 3 ; 1 2; 2 only one customer;3
...but SQL server only returns: Conversion failed when converting the varchar value ...