I have the following Table:
ORDER_ID SKUS
12345678 SCINC, SCNRQ, SRPPR
All the values in the 'SKUs' column are combined together, seperated by a comma.
Is there an easy to way "de-pivot" this so that the Order ID gets repeated as follows:
ORDER_ID SKU
12345678 SCINC
12345678 SCNRQ
12345678 SRPPR
Here's some code:
SELECT ORDER_ID, SKU FROM ORDERS
Can you not add a text column to a full text index?? If I change it to a nvarchar it works fine but if I change it to a text column it wont index. Anyone know how to fix this?
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Hello,
I am trying to send to colums to SQL CLR function and get some results. I want the CLR code be like:
Code Snippet
public void DoSomething(SqlDouble[] a, SqlDouble[] b, out SqlDouble x, out SqlDouble y, out SqlDouble z)
{
//Do Something...
x = ....
y=...
z=...
}
I want to call this code from SQL code:
Code Snippet
create table #Temp (float a,float b)
declare @x float
declare @y float
declare @z float
exec dbo.DoSomething(a,b,@x,@y,@z) ---????
Do someone have an idea?
I have two tables that contain product SKUs (12-character strings):
Table 1Product IdSKU...
Table 2ProductVariantIdSKU...
I need to find the MAX (i.e., last used) SKU that exists in either table. I did write two sps, one for each table that I can compare in code and use the larger (latest) one but I am not that facile with JOINS, etc., so I can't figure how how to create a single sp to return the value I am looking for--although I assume this must not only be possible but trivial to more experienced SQLers.
Thanks!
Duncan
I have a database that contains a column for UnitName , BeginDate andEndDate.I want to pass two parameters (@BeginDate and @EndDate) and retrieve atable of valuesthat include UnitName along with Counts for each UnitName.SELECT UnitName, COUNT(BeginDate) AS Start(SELECT COUNT(EndDate) AS Finish WHERE EndDate BETWEEN @BeginDate AND@EndDate)FROM TableWHERE BeginDate BETWEEN @BeginDate AND @EndDateGROUP BY UnitNameORDER BY UnitNameThis works. But when I try to add another count by using a subselect Iget an error dealing with GROUP BY not including the column in mysubselect.How is the best way to Count two columns using Group By.
View 1 Replies View RelatedIs there a function that compares two columns in a row and will returnthe highest of the two values? Something like:Acct Total_Dollars Collected Total_Dollars_Due11233 900.00 1000.00Declare @Value as moneyset @Value=GetHighest(Total_Dollars_Collected,TotalDol lars_Due)Print @ValueThis function will return 1000.00 or the Total_dollars_Due??Is there such a creature???
View 2 Replies View RelatedI need to separate data within one column into two.
For example I have a column in one table that contains first and lastnames separated by a space. I need to export that data in to another table (or create a view) that has a lastname and firstname column.
I'm unable to specify character lengths within the substring statement because obviously the data varies so it was suggested I use the instring function within it. However instring doesn't seem to be a recognised function.
How come something so simple within excel is causing me such a headache in SQL.
I would really appreciate any suggestions.
Many Thanks
I actually extracted a set of from an email to excel then to a SQL Server table
I'm trying to update a column in a database to clean out everything except the name "George Jeffrey"
bodytext1 column :-
" The following person is leaving the department, please update your records accordingly. Person Leaving: George Jeffrey/Users/DVC Division/Agency: People and Community Advocacy Date Leaving: Thursday 10, November 2005 "
I tried to use the replace method
update test.dbo.test
set bodytext1 = REPLACE(bodytext1,'The following person is leaving the department','')
but this error came out
Server: Msg 8116, Level 16, State 1, Line 1
Argument data type text is invalid for argument 1 of replace function.
Is there another way to do this ?
Hi,
I am looking for a function that can remove the brackets and text within them in a given string.
i.e. 'Hello World (text in brackets)' becomes just 'Hello World'
Thanks alot
Does anyone have the logic to convert RTF formatted data in a textcolumn into plain ascii text that I can use in a varchar variable orfield?We have an app that allows formatted comments/notes to be stored in aSQL 2000 text column. Ideally, I would like a trigger that would copyany inserted comments into a seperate table, varchar field so thatthese are viewable in other apps that can not display formatted RTF.I would really like the logic to be all SQL based and not have to use aclient app to read/convert/insert the data in a batch mode.
View 1 Replies View RelatedRecently I have come across a requirement where i need to design a table.
There are some columns in table like below with DECIMAL Datatype:
BldgLength
BldgHeight
BldgWeight
Based on my knowledge, i know that values before Floating-Point will not be more than 4 digits.
Now as per MSDN,
Precision => 1 - 9
Storage bytes => 5
so i can create column as:
BldgLengthDECIMAL(6,2) DEFAULT 0
OR
BldgLengthDECIMAL(9,2) DEFAULT 0
Now while reading some articles, i came to know that when we do some kind of operation like SUM Or Avg, on above column then result might be larger than current data type.
So some folks suggested me that i should keep some extra space/digits considering above MATH functions, to avoid an Arithmetic Over Flow error.
So my question is what should be value of DataType for above column ?
How can i subtract two columns:
I have table:
ID COL 1 COL 2
-------------------------
1 200.00 70.00
2 200.00 30.00
3 200.00 90.00
4 200.00 110.00Col1 - COL2
But to continue for each row and value is reduced by the previously value.
My output should be like as:
ID COL 1 COL 2 [COL3 AS RESULT]
-------------------------
1 200.00 70.00 130
2 200.00 30.00 100
3 200.00 90.00 10
4 200.00 110.00 -100
I have 2 text data type columns that I would like to combine into a new column. I'd also like to add a newline character between each column value when I combine them.
I've tried columnA + columnB but that didn't work.
How could I do that?
Hi I have a table that has two columns whose values need to be combined into one column and pipe delimed into the first one.
But I am not sure how to writed the query.
Here is my atmempt, which by the way does not work, but you might understand what I am trying to do.
update tabmodulesettings
set settingvalue =
(Select settingvalue from tabmodulesettings as t2 where t2.settingname='m2' and t.tabmoduleid=t2.tabmoduleid) + '|' +
(select settingvalue from tabmodulesettings as t3 where t3.settingname='m7' and t.tabmoduleid=t3.tabmoduleid)
from tabmodulesettings t
where settingname='m2'
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.
Hi,I have erronous white space at the end of my 'description' field within my'product' table. I tried using the RTRIM function but it won't let mebecause it is a TEXTBLOB (text) field.Can anyone show me how to write a query that will update all my rowsautomatically?I'm using SQL Server 2000.Thanks!
View 4 Replies View RelatedI have a table that has a Text datatype column that has gotten somegarbagecharacters in it somehow, probably from key entry. I need to removethe garbage, multiple occurances of char(15). The replace functiondoes not work on Text datatype. Any suggestions?
View 3 Replies View RelatedConsider the following dataset:
COL1 | COL2 | COL3 | COL4
1 | FD | DR. A | Y
2 | FD | DR. A | Y
3 | FD | DR. A | N
4 | FD | DR. A | Y
5 | FD | DR. A | Y
6 | PF | DR. A | Y
7 | FD | DR. B | Y
8 | PF | DR. B | N
Consider the script below:
SELECT
COL2, COL3, COUNT(COL1) AS TOTALS
FROM CASES
GROUP BY COL2, COL3
ORDER BY COL3, COL2
The script above produces the following output:
COL2 | COL3 | TOTALS
FD | DR. A | 5
PF | DR. A | 1
FD | DR. B | 1
PF | DR. B | 1
I need to add one more column to the script that counts records with 'Y' in COL4 for each COL1 category (FD, PF). The final dataset would look like this:
COL2 | COL3 | TOTALS | NEWCOL
FD | DR. A | 5 | 4
PF | DR. A | 1 | 1
FD | DR. B | 1 | 1
PF | DR. B | 1 | 0
I am having a hard time trying to use COUNT() on multiple columns with the GROUP BY restrictions that exist.
Hi all,
I have a scenario which I am not able to figure out how to do it better for quite some time.
Assume I have a few rows of data :
RunningID Date WOid
1234 1/23/2007 23
1236 1/24/2007 23
1239 1/2/2007 24
1222 1/4/2007 23
1321 2/4/2007 22
My objective is to merge all RunningID into a single cell when WOid is the same (this will most probably use a "group by" to get the different WOid out). Maybe some aggregate function that can do it as:
select ReturnConca(RunningID, "#") as RunningID_str, max(Date) as MaxDate, max(WOid) as WO from tableXXX
group by WOid
Results:
RunningID_str MaxDate WO
1234#1236#1222 1/24/2007 23
1239 1/2/2007 24
1321 2/4/2007 22
Any advise would be much appreciated.
Is there a way to have a memo field in a table that is larger than 255 characters? I like to have a memo field of of about 1000 characters of text.
Thanks,
Jim
Hi folks,
I need to execute some kind of
select a,b,c into #inserted from inserted
a = int
b = varchar(50)
c = text
Easy so far. But I what I need is to find out whether the audited table contains text(or nText / image) columns or not. If it contains any text columns the statement should automatically be changed to
select a,b into #inserted from inserted
Remember that the trigger must be usable for any table in the database without manually entering the tables structure or the column names.
Best would be fetching the structure fropm the system views (INFORMATIONSCHEMES)
Any suggestions ?
Thanks a lot!
Stefan
I'm at my wits end with sql server here, perhaps someone can explain to me why this is happening and hopefully a way around it or to fix it...
I recently had this happen while working with a table and exporting the results of a query to an xml file, one field in the table is a text field, before being output to xml I must parse out some of the text usually near the beginning, during which the text is converted to varchar(max), I handled that just fine but when I examine the output file, The tail end of the field has several bytes that gets duplicated...
Example...
empowering them to squeeze every drop of performance available. #x0D;.#x00;ble. #x0D;.#x00;</NOTES>
The first #x00; is the terminating character(which ultimatly i need to strip out to make the file comply by the normal xml rules but thats a different issue alltogether)
here is another example that has even more data duplicated...
encompassing the production, post production, broadcasting and computer video markets.#x0D;.#x00;ing and computer video markets.#x0D;.#x00;#x00;</NOTES>
If anyone can shed some light on why this is happening or at least how I can prevent it, your help would be greatly appreciated...
A side note on this is that when I run the select statement in the sql manager, the results do not include the duplicated bytes...
Nathan V Asdourian
Hi,I have a problem, I have a table with a text type column and anvarchar(2000) type column on my MS SQL 2000 Server.I know that the longest text in the text field is 1000 chars. I want tocopy the content the content of the text field into the nvarchar field.I tried convert and cast but after the update there are only 255 charsin the nvarchar field.Best regardsMarc
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View 2 Replies View RelatedHi there,
I was trying to execute an OLE DB Source task with a SQL Command and I got the following error:Only text pointers are allowed in work tables, never text, ntext, or image columns. The query processor produced a query plan that required a text, ntext, or image column in a work table.
I read this forum and I checked the data types in boths sides (source and target) and they are the same data types, TEXT. http://www.sqlteam.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=46086
I already execute my query from SSMS using linked server to connect to the source and it worked. I could load the data into my target table. Then, I tried to execute it on SSBIMS and it failed. I wanted to try an Execute SQL Task but the problem is that I can only have one connection object assigned to the task. So I cannot pull the data from one db and insert them into another with one Execute SQL Task.
Any ideas of why am I getting this error? Do I need to set a property to something in order to run my query using OLE DB Source Task?
I'd appreciate any help/comments/suggestions.
Thanks!
Hello!
I am trying to run a query on an SQL-server database:
SELECT (Left(Comments, 20)) As shortComment FROM myTable
The Field Comments is a Text field (datatype is text), and I can't get the LEFT function to work with this datatype...
How can I bypass this problem? Can I convert the commentfield to varchar in the QUERY?
noccy
Hello,
Can anyone tell me, how to convert an rtf string to text string using a function in SQL Server? I got a table in SQL Server database with field datatype text(16), which holds an rtf. I've to extract it as a text using a function.
thank you,
Hi
I know this is going to sound embarassingly obvious, but i cannot find a quick solution.
I have some data, I display that data in a table. Simple so far.
I have a table footer, which I want to display the total number of rows returned.
For example
"Total Rows Returned ="
Now I know how to get the total rows returned:
CountRows("Dataset1")
However when I try to put the two together like this:
= "Total Rows Returned =" + CountRows("Dataset1")
I just get the whole thing outputted, and no total for totalrows...
Anyone know what I am doing wrong?
Hello,
I am trying to figure out how to use the select maximum command in SQL Server 2005. I have already created a database and I have it populate it with multiple fields and multiple records. I Would like to create a new column or field which contains the maximum value from four of the fields. I have already created a column and I am trying to figure out how to use a command or SQL statement which is entered into the computed equation or formula in the properties for this field/column.
Any help you can provide will be greatly appreciated!
Thank you,
Nathan
Hello,
I'm looking at using full-text indexing for tables to query. I have some smaller fields (varchar(50) that stores names) that I was contemplating using full-text indexing for. I was just curious if it is worth it?
Basically the data that will be there are one-word names, without any spaces or whatnot.
Brian
I'm creating a web-based NT RAS report site and am looking for the most efficient way to import the data from NT Event log into SQL2k. I'm using the 'dumpel' utility from rsc kit and all is fine except the 10th column - the message detail:
"The user DOMAINuserid connected on port Mdm15 on 08/23/2002 at 07:25am and disconnected on 08/23/2002 at 07:27am. The user was active for 2 minutes 23 seconds. 78809 bytes were sent and 50675 bytes were received. The port speed was 49300."
I need to parse this one long text string into 6 distinct columns: userID, port, duration, bytes_xmt, bytes_rcv and portspeed. After a quick review of the rowsets, the strings seem to hold a consistent output ... no real variances I can see.
I've dablled with views but am facing a small performance issue that could get bigger: The sql server not only has to run the text file import package, but also the view to format the text dump into a workable dataset, then my report code bangs over 30 queries against the final dataset. It already takes our SQL2k server over 3 minutes to parse about 20,000 rows and the server's a beast (dual 1.8 p4 cpu, 3gb ram, raid, etc).
What I think would work best is to abandon the view (performance will only get worse as the row count increases) and instead INSERT the rows into one table.
Any ideas anyone? any good scripts out there that can help me to parse the long text string quicker that using substring and replace functions?
TIA:rolleyes: :rolleyes: