Hello gays,I am using Oracle and there is one rowid field ButI donot know RowId Field available in Sql Server Or NotIf Yes then give me reply how to use it ?If No then Give me replay What is alternate of Rowid?
I'm new to Sql Server. I have a jdbc program which gets data from tables in a Sql Server database and inserts it into the corresponding tables in an Oracle database. This program is supposed to run in an infinite loop. On every run of the program, it should get the rows added after the last run. Is there any way I could get the rowid of the last record? I know that there is no visible rowid in Sql Server. Can anyone please suggest a way around this problem? It would be a great help.
I have an easy question. In Oracle I can retrieve a column named "ROWID" which returns an unique identifier of the row in the database. I want to have the same element in SQL Server.
I am getting inconsistent results when BULK INSERTING data from a tab-delimited text file. As part of my testing, I run the same code on the same file again and again, and I get different results every time! I get this on SQL 2005 and SQL 2012 R2.
We have an application that imports data from a spreadsheet. The sheet contains section headers with account numbers and detail rows with transactions by date:
AAAA.1234 /* (account number)*/ 1/1/2015 $150 First Transaction 1/3/2015 $24.233 Second Transaction BBBB.5678 1/1/2015 $350 Third Transaction 1/3/2015 $24.233 Fourth Transaction
My Import program saves this spreadsheet at tab-delimited text, then I use BULK INSERT to bring the data into a generic table full of varchar(255) fields. There are about 90,000 rows in each day's data; after the BULK INSERT about half of them are removed for various reasons.
Next I add a RowID column to the table with the IDENTITY (1,1) property. This gives my raw data unique row numbers.
I then run a routine that converts and copies those records into another holding table that's a copy of the final destination table. That routine parses though the data, assigning the account number in the section header to each detail row. It ends up looking like this:
AAAA.1234 1/1/2015 $150 First Purchase AAAA.1234 1/3/2015 $24.233 Second Purchase BBBB.5678 1/1/2015 $350 Third Purchase BBBB.5678 1/3/2015 $24.233 Fourth Purchase
My technique: I use a cursor to get the starting RowID for each Account Number: I then use the upper and lower RowIDs to do an INSERT into the final table. The query looks like this:
SELECT RowID, SUBSTRING(RowHeader, 6,4) + '.UBC1' AS AccountNumber FROM GenericTable WHERE RowHeader LIKE '____.____%'
Results look like this:
But every time I run the routine, I get different numbers!
Needless to say, my results are not accurate. I get inconsistent results EVERY TIME. Here is my code, with table, field and account names changed for business confidentiality.
TRUNCATE TABLE GenericImportTable; ALTER TABLE GenericImportTable DROP COLUMN RowID; BULK INSERT GenericImportTable FROM 'SERVERGeneralAppnameDataFile.2015.05.04.tab.txt' WITH (FIELDTERMINATOR = ' ', ROWTERMINATOR = '', FIRSTROW = 6) ALTER TABLE GenericImportTable ADD RowID int IDENTITY(1,1) NOT NULL SELECT RowID, SUBSTRING(RowHeader, 6,4) + '.UBC1' AS AccountNumber FROM GenericImportTable WHERE RowHeader LIKE '____.____%'
In SQL7 books online its written about RID ( row identifier) Is there any method to use this RID in programming? Also it stated that the option for row level lock and table level lock can be given explicitly through system procedures. I would like to know how to use these options.
I am trying to update a SQL db record with ADO commands from an asp page thru a stored proc using the RowID and it is not working. RowID is the Identity seed record.
Here is the stored proc:
CREATE PROCEDURE [sp_Update_tblECMTimeTrackingMain] @RowID int, @StartTime datetime, @EndTime datetime, @TransxStatus varchar(50) AS Begin UPDATE [tblECMTimeTrackingMain] SET FStartTime = @StartTime, FEndTime = @EndTime, TransxStatus = @TransxStatus where RowID = @RowID End GO
Hello!1. How can I know exactlly what row is locked? Is data in "resource"column of sp_lock usable? For example, resource = 03000d8f0ecc511400DB SGRANT51142775760271KEY(03000d8f0ecc)XGRANT51142775760271PAG1:1112IXGRANT51142775760270TABIXGRANT511855753430TABISGRANT2. Is there any equivalent of ORACLE's "rowid" pseudocolumn? How can Iuniquelly identify some row in any given table ( which may not haveprimary key defined )?
I want to fetch the records from the table which does not have Id column and also I don't want to use the temp tables, as my table is having thousands of records then it will create temp and all the records will be added to that temp table which will consume a lot of time so I want to fetch the records depending upon the rowid maintained by the sql please revert with ur valuable answers thankx in advance
In Oracle we have a datatype called 'ROWID' - Oracle uses this datatype to store the address (rowid) of every row in the database. Do we have any equivalent datatype in SQLServer similar to this ?
Greetings all, I am tring to capture the ID of a newly inserted record from a form to a label that I will reference in a reciept page. I intend to pass the rowid to retrieve record information on other pages. The insert suceeds... I just need to capture the auto generated ID for the new row to a label on the page post onclick. Any thoughts?
Dim MySQL As String = "Insert into dropkick (name, status, payroll, unit, contactnumber, email, equipment, issue, timein) values (@name, @status, @payroll, @unit, @contactnumber, @email, @equipment, @issue, @timein)"Dim myConn As SqlConnection = New SqlConnection(SqlDataSource1.ConnectionString) Dim Cmd As New SqlCommand(MySQL, myConn)Cmd.Parameters.Add(New SqlParameter("@payroll", txt_payroll.Text)) Cmd.Parameters.Add(New SqlParameter("@name", txt_name.Text))Cmd.Parameters.Add(New SqlParameter("@status", "W")) Cmd.Parameters.Add(New SqlParameter("@unit", txt_dept.Text))Cmd.Parameters.Add(New SqlParameter("@contactnumber", txt_cell.Text)) Cmd.Parameters.Add(New SqlParameter("@email", txt_email.Text))Cmd.Parameters.Add(New SqlParameter("@equipment", txt_equipment.Text)) Cmd.Parameters.Add(New SqlParameter("@issue", txt_issue.Text))Cmd.Parameters.Add(New SqlParameter("@timein", lbl_datetime.Text)) myConn.Open() Cmd.ExecuteNonQuery() Label1.Visible = "true" Page.DataBind() myConn.Close() Label1.Text = "Your data has been received!" ''LABEL TO BE POPULATED WITH ID OF NEW RECORD lbl_id.Text = ID
I'm using DTS to import data from an Access memo field into a SQL Server ntext field. DTS is only importing the first 255 characters of the memo field and truncating the rest.I'd appreciate any insights into what may be causing this problem, and what I can do about it.Thanks in advance for any help!
I am trying to drag data from Informix to Sql Server. When I kick off the package using an OLE DB Source and a SQL Server Destination, I get DT_DBDATE to DT_DBTIMESTAMP errors on two fields from Informix which are date data ....no timestamp part
I tried a couple of things:
Created a view of the Informix table where I cast the date fields as datetime year to fraction(5), which failed.
Altered the view to convert the date fields to char(10) with the hopes that SQL Server would implicitly cast them as datetime but it failed.
Hi ,Have a Visual C++ app that use odbc to access sql server database.Doing a select to get value of binary field and bind a char to thatfield as follows , field in database in binary(16)char lpResourceID[32+1];rc = SQLBindCol(hstmt, 1, SQL_C_CHAR,&lpResourceID,RESOURCE_ID_LEN_PLUS_NULL , &nLen1);and this works fine , however trying to move codebase to UNICODE antested the followingWCHAR lpResourceID[32+1];rc = SQLBindCol(hstmt, 1, SQL_W_CHAR,&lpResourceID,RESOURCE_ID_LEN_PLUS_NULL , &nLen1);but only returns 1/2 the data .Any ideas , thoughts this would work fine , nit sure why loosing dataAll ideas welcome.JOhn
I'm importing an Access database to SQL Server 2000. The issue I ran into is pretty frustrating... All Memo fields that get copied over (as Text fields) appear to be fine and visible in SQL Server Enterprise Manager... except when I display them on the web via ASP - everything is blank (no content at all).
I didn't have that problem with Access, so I ruled out the possibility that there's something wrong with the original data.
Is this some sort of an encoding problem that arose during database import? I would appreciate any pointers.
We have a stock code table with a description field and a brand field - when the data was entered, some of the records were entered with the brand field in the description field.
ie. Code Description Brand ABC1 BLANK DVD SONY ABC2 SONY BLANK DVD SONY
what I need to do is identify where the Brand is in the Description field ...
i've a reasonable amount of experience with MS Access and less experience with SQL Server. I've just written an .NET application that uses an SQL Server database. I need to collate lots of data from around the company in the simplest way, that can then be loaded into the SQL Server database.
I decided to collect the info in Excel because that's what most people know best and is the quickest to use. The idea being i could just copy and paste the records directly into the SQL Server database table (in the same format) using the SQL Server Management Studio, for example.
Trouble is, i have a problem with line feed characters. If an Excel cell contains a chunk of text with line breaks (Chr(10) or Chr(13)) then the copy'n'paste doesn't work - only the text up to the first line break is pasted into the SQL Server database cell. The rest is not pasted for some reason.
I've tried with MS Access too, copying and pasting the contents of a memo field into SQL Server database, but with exactly the same problem. I've tried with 'text' or 'varchar' SQL Server database field formats.
Since i've no experience of using different types of databases interacting together, can someone suggest the simplest way of transferring the data without getting this problem with the line feeds? I don't want to spend hours writing scripts/programs when it's just this linefeed problem that is preventing the whole lot just being cut'n'pasted in 5 seconds!