Sql Function Not Working For TEXT Size More Than 8000
Feb 24, 2005
Hi,
I wrote this sql function which takes a comma seperated string of numbers, splits the numbers seperately and stores it in a table. I have specified the input parameter type as text instead of varchar, the size of the string can get more than 8000.
But the function is not working properly if the input size is more than 8000. For example if the input string is of length 8005 and this is the input string from 7995 to 8005 - '123,124,125'. It works fine till 123 and after that it throws an error, Syntax error converting the varchar value '124,125' to a column of data type int. Can anyone tell me what is wrong with this. I am using string functions like charindex, substring. I can post the full function if you want.
Thanks.
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May 27, 2008
Hi
I have a BULK INSERT task to do, inserting
contents of a file per row.. (not lines total contents of text files)
but it seems 8000 is the max size of a field in SQL 2000 ?
is this the case ?
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Apr 16, 2003
What causes SQL Server 2000 to create tables with default column sizes of 8000 for a varchar datatype??
I would assume this can cause significant performance problems.
(see attached)
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Aug 1, 2007
Hi..
I m working on MS SQL Server 2000.
I am trying to pass a list of numbers to a stored procedure to be used with 'IN()' statement.
I was doing something like..
Create Procedure proc
(
@Items varchar(100) --- List of numbers
)
AS Begin
Declare @SQL varchar(8000)
Set @SQL =
'
Select Query......
Where products IN (' + @items + ') '
'
Exec (@SQL)
This stored procedure is working fine, but when i m adding more required stuff to that, the size exceeds 8000, & it gives the error "Invalid operator for data type. Operator equals add, type equals text."
Can any1 please help me out with this ASAP??
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Aug 16, 2000
I am trying to change a text field into a varchar 8000.
I get his error message when trying to convert.
Unable to modify table.
ODBC error: [Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]Cannot create a row of size 8317 which is greater than the allowable maximum of 8060.
[Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]The statement has been terminated.
Anyone know of a way to either truncate the text field or
to select only those that are over the 8000 character mark?
Please advise
Thanks
Susan
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Mar 30, 2005
Any way to parse out a text value (not varChar, using text data type) that is > than 8000 characters long? I'm looping through 1 big string passed to the DB that is pipe delimited, but I find myself needing the substring function to keep track of which segment I'm acting on (after an update, I then need to take that segment and remove it from the string)...but the subString function won't take anything larger than 8000 chars.
Say I have this string that is text data type...
'aaa|bbb|ccc|ddd|....'
..and so on, surpassing 8000 char length, how could you parse it out using the pipes as the delimter, then do an Update using that segment? Afterward, return to that string and find the next segment, then use it, and so on (in a loop). I tried using an update to set the string = replace(string, segmentJustUsed, '') to "erase" it, but replace can't take text as the datatype. Any help? Hope this isn't to confusing.
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Does anyone know of a way to execute sql code from a dynamically builttext field?Before beginning, let me state that I know this db architecture isbuilt solely for frustration and I hope to make it better soon.Unfortunately, there is never a non-crucial time in which we can do anupgrade, so we are stuck for now.Point 1:There are multiple tables: students, courses, cross-referencestudent/courses, teachers, cross-reference teacher/courses, andothers.Point 2:Yearly archiving is done by appending a 2 digit year suffix to thetable and rebuilding the table structure for the current year. Thatis, each of the tables named above has an archive table for 1999,2000, 2001, etc. This leads to many tables and a big mess whenunioning them.Point 3:A history report is run by building a big query that unions each unionof tables (students, courses, etc) by year. This query has grown toobig for a varchar(8000) field. Actually, it's too big for 2 of them.Point 4:I don't want to write code to maintain any more varchar(8000) fieldsfor this query. It should be much more easily handled with atemporary table holding each bit of yearly archive data. I have builtthis and it works fine. I have also figured out how to pull the rowsfrom that table, concatenate them, and insert the resulting lump intoa text field in another table.Point 5:I haven't figured out how to grab the 5 or so records from that tableand execute them on their own. I figured I could grab them, put theminto a text field that's big enough to hold the whole query and thenselect and execute that text field. I've had no luck with that and Ihaven't had any luck finding any references that might help me withthis problem. I keep thinking of nesting execute() calls, but thatdoesn't work.I'm open to questions, potential solutions, hints about different wayto approach the problem, anything.Many thanks in advance,Rick Caborn
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Hi,
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Thanks
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Hi friends,
I have three servers on two servers I have configured
Server A B C
Total Memory 1024mb 1024 mb 1024 mb
Min Server Memory :200Mb 196mb 196 mb
Max Server Memory 955 mb 980 mb 955 mb
Set working Set size 1 1 1
Priority Boost 1 1 1
All servers using dynamic memory option.
Server A and B are fine but When I reboot or stop and start Sql services on Server C it is recording the following error in NT Application log:
17122: Initdata:Warning:Could not set working set size to 1038848 KB.
Please help me how to overcome this problem.
Thank you very much.
MHUDDIN
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Someone asked about this and I was wondering if anyone has any idea.
Thanks in advance.
>>Yesterday in my Windows NT 4.0 Event Viewer I got a message and then I went to the the SQL Server logs and did not find and errors. Microsoft's web site did not have any insite on this issue so I need your help.
>>
>>
>>Category: Kernel
>>17122:
>>initdata: Warning: could not set working size to 259200KB.
>>
>>Please help this seems to be causing some ODBC connection problems to the databases.
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Hello
Is there anyone who can help me?
I saw the fallowing error message in the SQL SERVER error log.
"initdata: warning: could not set working set size"
Set Working set size to 0(zero)* in my SQL SERVER
What should I do?
Should I Set working set size set to 1(one)?
Thanks in advance...
bim@sifas.com.tr
mikiz@turk.net
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I get the following warning message logged when starting up SQL:
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What it mean ?
I have got 1x400 MHz serevr with 512 MB RAM and MS SQL server parameters are following :
max_memory = min_memory = 250 MB
set working set size = 1.
Thanks for your help.
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Hi,
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1871893545 1 2006-06-22 note2
1871893547 1 2006-06-22 note3
1871893653 1 2006-08-10 note4
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-----------------------------------------------------
CREATE FUNCTION dbo.getIncidentNotesRev(@iIncidentID int)
RETURNS varchar(8000)
AS
BEGIN
declare @incidentId int
declare @worknoteid int
declare @worknotesaveid int
declare @seqnum int
declare @dtEntryDate smalldatetime
declare @worknoteall varchar(8000)
declare@allnotes varchar(8000)
declare @currentWEDate smalldatetime
declare @beginWEDate smalldatetime
select @allnotes=''
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WHILE (@@FETCH_STATUS=0)
BEGIN
if @dtEntryDate >=@beginWEDate AND @dtEntryDate <= @currentWEDate
Begin
if @worknotesaveid <> @worknoteid
Begin
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End
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BEgin
select @allnotes = @allnotes + @worknoteall
End
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End
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End
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DEALLOCATE CursorIncident
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END
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Function not working right. I appreciate any help.
Thanks in advance.
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Hi,
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Here's the errors....
(query)
SELECT * FROM acc_results ar
WHERE CONTAINS(finding_text, 'cell')
#1
Server: Msg 7619, Level 16, State 1, Line 1
Execution of a full-text operation failed. Not enough storage is available to process this command.
#2
Server: Msg 7342, Level 16, State 1, Line 1
Unexpected NULL value returned for column '[FULLTEXT:acc_results].KEY' from the OLE DB provider 'Full-text Search Engine'. This column cannot be NULL.
OLE DB error trace [Non-interface error: Unexpected NULL value returned for the column: ProviderName='Full-text Search Engine', TableName='[FULLTEXT:acc_results]', ColumnName='KEY'].
#3
Server: Msg 7399, Level 16, State 1, Line 1
OLE DB provider 'Full-text Search Engine' reported an error.
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OLE DB error trace [OLE/DB Provider 'Full-text Search Engine' IRowset::GetNextRows returned 0x80004005: ].
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tfansiansicpg1252uc1deff0deflang1033{fonttbl{f0 Calibri;}{f1 Arial;}}{colortbl
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