There Was An Error Parsing The Query
Sep 20, 2007
There was an error parsing the query. [ Token line number = 8,Token line offset = 26,Token in error = UPDATE ]
*********************** START CODE ***********************
CmdString = @"INSERT INTO tbl_document
(Batch_id, DocLastUser_id, FileDrawer_id, ParentDocument_id, DocCount, PageNumber, FileName, FileSize, FileCRC, DocIndexed, DocVerified,
DocCommitted, DocOCR, DocLastUpdated, SynchronizationKey)
VALUES (@Batch_id,@DocLastUser_id,@FileDrawer_id, -10, @DocCount, @PageNumber, @FileName, @FileSize, @FileCRC, @DocIndexed, @DocVerified, @DocCommitted, @DocOCR, GETDATE(), @Batch_id
+ N'_' +@FileName + N' _' + GETDATE())
UPDATE tbl_document
SET ParentDocument_id = @@IDENTITY
WHERE (Document_id = @@IDENTITY)";
ReturnCmd = New SqlCeCommand(CmdString, conn);
ReturnCmd.CommandType = CommandType.Text;
// Adds Parameters to cmd.Parameters
GetDBParameter(cmd.Parameters, inDb2Use, "@DocLastUser_id", Globals.gUserID);
GetDBParameter(cmd.Parameters, inDb2Use, "@DocCount", inObject2Insert.Count);
GetDBParameter(cmd.Parameters, inDb2Use, "@PageNumber", inObject2Insert.PageNumber);
GetDBParameter(cmd.Parameters, inDb2Use, "@FileName", inObject2Insert.FilePath);
GetDBParameter(cmd.Parameters, inDb2Use, "@FileSize", inObject2Insert.FileSize);
GetDBParameter(cmd.Parameters, inDb2Use, "@FileCRC", inObject2Insert.FileCRC);
GetDBParameter(cmd.Parameters, inDb2Use, "@DocIndexed", inObject2Insert.Indexed);
GetDBParameter(cmd.Parameters, inDb2Use, "@DocVerified", inObject2Insert.Verified);
GetDBParameter(cmd.Parameters, inDb2Use, "@DocCommitted", inObject2Insert.Committed);
GetDBParameter(cmd.Parameters, inDb2Use, "@Batch_id", inObject2Insert.Batch_id);
GetDBParameter(cmd.Parameters, inDb2Use, "@FileDrawer_id", inObject2Insert.FileDrawer_id);
GetDBParameter(cmd.Parameters, inDb2Use, "@DocOCR", inObject2Insert.OCR);
GetDBParameter(cmd.Parameters, inDb2Use, "@Id", SqlDbType.Int, True);
cmd.ExecuteScalar()
*********************** END CODE ***********************
Is it that you cannot run more than one cmd type per cmd, or is there someother call that i need to make? I've made other calls to the database for Inserts and Updates and Gets, they all work fine.
Please help ASAP
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Oct 5, 2007
Hi, i am getting an error message after executed this code, i am not familiar with SQL CE, i have no idea to solve this problem. Following is my code and the error message.
SQL Statement =
SELECT Distinct(CustID),CustName FROM tblBirtdhayList WHERE
DatePart(Month,date_of_birth) = DatePart(Month, @StartDate)
Passing Parameter :
daBirthDay.AddInParameter(cmdBirthDay, "@StartDate", DbType.String, StartDate)
Error Message : There was an error parsing the query [Token Line Number = 1, Token Line Offset = 377, Token in Error = ) ]
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hi all
I try to run the query below it throw me an exception, error parsing , is there anywat to resolve it?
SELECT TYPE2.list_price as 'TYPE2'
FROM TBL_MST_PRICE TYPE2
WHERE
price_grp_code = (SELECT price_grp_code FROM TBL_MST_PRICE_GRP WHERE prd_code = '' AND cust_code = '')
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Hello all
Trying to delete some data from a SSCE (2005) DB produces the exception:
SqlCeException
There was an error parsing the query. [ Token line number = 1,Token line offset = 43,Token in error = C]
Here is the code I am using
string dsc = Application.StartupPath + "\FCDB07.sdf";
conn = new SqlCeConnection("DataSource = " + dsc);
conn.Open();
cmd = conn.CreateCommand();
cmd.CommandText = "DELETE FROM DataContainer WHERE FileName =" + dgContainers[0, SelRowIndex].Value.ToString();
cmd.ExecuteNonQuery(); //There was an error parsing the query. [ Token line number = 1,Token line offset = 43,Token in error = C ]
conn.Close();
Any Idea on What causes this?
TIA
Trophus
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Hey all-
I'm trying to insert some values into an SQL Compact database on a WM6 device but there is something apparently wrong with my SQL statement...
The program is going to allow users to schedule an SMS message to be sent at a certain date and time. I'm using a database to keep track of the scheduled SMS messages. The database has 3 rows: phone number, message, and the date/time to be sent.
Here is the relevent code:
private void scheduleMenu_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
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string message = messageBox.Text; //should rename messageBox...
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string dataBase = @"Program FilesSMS_Scheduler2SMSDatabase.sdf";
//SqlCeEngine eng = new SqlCeEngine(dataBase);
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Hi.
I'm very new to DB stuff. I've created a SQL Server CE database and I'm trying to implement a query notification using a SqlDependency object, as per the instructions at:
http://www.codeproject.com/cs/database/chatter.asp
I've connected to my DB using SQL Server Management Studio Express, and I'm getting the following error when trying to execute an ALTER DATABASE command:
I have no clue what I could be doing wrong. Is this operation supported using CE? Is there really something wrong with my syntax?
Major Error 0x80040E14, Minor Error 25501
> alter database GESim.Diagnostics set ENABLE_BROKER
There was an error parsing the query. [ Token line number = 1,Token line offset = 7,Token in error = database ]
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exec sp_executesql N'EXEC dbo.ABF_UpdateBillerList @P1, @P2',N'@P1 nvarchar(max),@P2 datetime',N'<billers>
<biller Key="8958">
<billerFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-06">
<acdind>D</acdind>
</billerFieldUpdates>
<addresses>
<address Key="26741">
<addressFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-06">
<acdind>D</acdind>
</addressFieldUpdates>
</address>
<address Key="26742">
<addressFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-06">
<acdind>D</acdind>
</addressFieldUpdates>
</address>
<address Key="33073">
<addressFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-06">
<acdind>D</acdind>
</addressFieldUpdates>
</address>
<address Key="33074">
<addressFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-06">
<acdind>D</acdind>
</addressFieldUpdates>
</address>
</addresses>
<masks>
<mask Key="218293">
<maskFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-06">
<acdind>D</acdind>
</maskFieldUpdates>
</mask>
<mask Key="218888">
<maskFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-06">
<acdind>D</acdind>
</maskFieldUpdates>
</mask>
</masks>
<akas>
<aka Key="13159">
<akaFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-06">
<acdind>D</acdind>
</akaFieldUpdates>
</aka>
<aka Key="13160">
<akaFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-06">
<acdind>D</acdind>
</akaFieldUpdates>
</aka>
<aka Key="13161">
<akaFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-06">
<acdind>D</acdind>
</akaFieldUpdates>
</aka>
<aka Key="16948">
<akaFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-06">
<acdind>D</acdind>
</akaFieldUpdates>
</aka>
</akas>
<contacts>
<contact Key="26740">
<contactFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-06">
<acdind>D</acdind>
</contactFieldUpdates>
<phones>
<phone Key="16411">
<phoneFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-06">
<acdind>D</acdind>
</phoneFieldUpdates>
</phone>
<phone Key="16412">
<phoneFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-06">
<acdind>D</acdind>
</phoneFieldUpdates>
</phone>
</phones>
</contact>
</contacts>
</biller>
<biller Key="5136">
<billerFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-07">
<acdind>C</acdind>
<billerNoteCurrent>State Farm Insurance is accepting payments electronically for auto, life, fire and health premium payments. Verify the premium account number matches one of the masks AND one of the addresses listed. Send all Paper Payments to: P. O. Box 588002, North Metro, GA 30029-8002, they may be addressed to State Farm Insurance or State Farm Insurance Support Center or Insurance Support Center</billerNoteCurrent>
<billerNotePrior>State Farm Insurance is accepting payments electronically for auto, life, fire and health premium payments. Verify the premium account number matches one of the masks AND one of the addresses listed. Send all Paper Payments to: P. O. Box 588002, North Metro, GA 30028-8002, they may be addressed to State Farm Insurance or State Farm Insurance Support Center or Insurance Support Center</billerNotePrior>
</billerFieldUpdates>
</biller>
<biller Key="8820">
<masks>
<mask Key="229786">
<maskFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-11">
<acdind>A</acdind>
<maskFormatCurrent>560100##########</maskFormatCurrent>
<maskLengthCurrent>16</maskLengthCurrent>
</maskFieldUpdates>
</mask>
<mask Key="229787">
<maskFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-11">
<acdind>A</acdind>
<maskFormatCurrent>570105##########</maskFormatCurrent>
<maskLengthCurrent>16</maskLengthCurrent>
</maskFieldUpdates>
</mask>
<mask Key="229788">
<maskFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-11">
<acdind>A</acdind>
<maskFormatCurrent>570106##########</maskFormatCurrent>
<maskLengthCurrent>16</maskLengthCurrent>
</maskFieldUpdates>
</mask>
<mask Key="229789">
<maskFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-11">
<acdind>A</acdind>
<maskFormatCurrent>580100##########</maskFormatCurrent>
<maskLengthCurrent>16</maskLengthCurrent>
</maskFieldUpdates>
</mask>
</masks>
</biller>
<biller Key="9494">
<addresses>
<address Key="37164">
<addressFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-11">
<acdind>A</acdind>
<address1Current>PO Box 1087</address1Current>
<cityCurrent>Norwich </cityCurrent>
<typeCurrent>Standard</typeCurrent>
<countryCurrent>USA</countryCurrent>
<stateCurrent>CT</stateCurrent>
<postalCodeCurrent>06360-1087</postalCodeCurrent>
</addressFieldUpdates>
</address>
</addresses>
<akas>
<aka Key="20439">
<akaFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-11">
<acdind>A</acdind>
<nameCurrent>Norwich Dept of Public Utilities</nameCurrent>
</akaFieldUpdates>
</aka>
</akas>
</biller>
<biller Key="7572">
<masks>
<mask Key="229757">
<maskFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-11">
<acdind>A</acdind>
<maskFormatCurrent>5########</maskFormatCurrent>
<maskLengthCurrent>9</maskLengthCurrent>
</maskFieldUpdates>
</mask>
</masks>
</biller>
<biller Key="8844">
<addresses>
<address Key="26200">
<addressFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-11">
<acdind>C</acdind>
<postalCodeCurrent>07101-0197</postalCodeCurrent>
<postalCodePrior>07101</postalCodePrior>
</addressFieldUpdates>
</address>
<address Key="26201">
<addressFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-11">
<acdind>C</acdind>
<postalCodeCurrent>90030-0179</postalCodeCurrent>
<postalCodePrior>90030</postalCodePrior>
</addressFieldUpdates>
</address>
<address Key="37112">
<addressFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-11">
<acdind>A</acdind>
<address1Current>PO Box 7835</address1Current>
<cityCurrent>Edison</cityCurrent>
<typeCurrent>Standard</typeCurrent>
<countryCurrent>USA</countryCurrent>
<stateCurrent>NJ</stateCurrent>
<postalCodeCurrent>08818-7835</postalCodeCurrent>
</addressFieldUpdates>
</address>
<address Key="37113">
<addressFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-11">
<acdind>A</acdind>
<address1Current>PO Box 54228</address1Current>
<cityCurrent>Los Angeles</cityCurrent>
<typeCurrent>Standard</typeCurrent>
<countryCurrent>USA</countryCurrent>
<stateCurrent>CA</stateCurrent>
<postalCodeCurrent>90054-0228</postalCodeCurrent>
</addressFieldUpdates>
</address>
<address Key="37114">
<addressFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-11">
<acdind>A</acdind>
<address1Current>PO Box 11731</address1Current>
<cityCurrent>Newark</cityCurrent>
<typeCurrent>Standard</typeCurrent>
<countryCurrent>USA</countryCurrent>
<stateCurrent>NJ</stateCurrent>
<postalCodeCurrent>07101-4731</postalCodeCurrent>
</addressFieldUpdates>
</address>
</addresses>
<akas>
<aka Key="20435">
<akaFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-11">
<acdind>A</acdind>
<nameCurrent>First Investors - SMART</nameCurrent>
</akaFieldUpdates>
</aka>
<aka Key="20436">
<akaFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-11">
<acdind>A</acdind>
<nameCurrent>First Investors Federal - Smart</nameCurrent>
</akaFieldUpdates>
</aka>
</akas>
<contacts>
<contact Key="26199">
<contactFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-11">
<acdind>C</acdind>
<stateCurrent />
<statePrior>NJ</statePrior>
<emailCurrent>billersupport@orcc.com</emailCurrent>
<emailPrior>billersupport@princetonecom.com</emailPrior>
<organizationCurrent>Online Resources</organizationCurrent>
<organizationPrior>Princeton eCom</organizationPrior>
</contactFieldUpdates>
<phones>
<phone Key="16180">
<phoneFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-11">
<acdind>D</acdind>
</phoneFieldUpdates>
</phone>
<phone Key="19346">
<phoneFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-11">
<acdind>A</acdind>
<phoneNumCurrent>609-606-3370</phoneNumCurrent>
<phoneTypeCurrent>Phone</phoneTypeCurrent>
</phoneFieldUpdates>
</phone>
</phones>
</contact>
</contacts>
</biller>
<biller Key="3956">
<masks>
<mask Key="123272">
<maskFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-06">
<acdind>A</acdind>
<maskFormatCurrent>601921##########</maskFormatCurrent>
<maskLengthCurrent>16</maskLengthCurrent>
</maskFieldUpdates>
</mask>
<mask Key="123912">
<maskFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-06">
<acdind>A</acdind>
<maskFormatCurrent>601918##########</maskFormatCurrent>
<maskLengthCurrent>16</maskLengthCurrent>
</maskFieldUpdates>
</mask>
<mask Key="229658">
<maskFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-06">
<acdind>A</acdind>
<maskFormatCurrent>601916##########</maskFormatCurrent>
<maskLengthCurrent>16</maskLengthCurrent>
</maskFieldUpdates>
</mask>
<mask Key="229659">
<maskFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-06">
<acdind>A</acdind>
<maskFormatCurrent>603464##########</maskFormatCurrent>
<maskLengthCurrent>16</maskLengthCurrent>
</maskFieldUpdates>
</mask>
</masks>
</biller>
<biller Key="8215">
<addresses>
<address Key="20880">
<addressFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-11">
<acdind>C</acdind>
<postalCodeCurrent>19355-1114</postalCodeCurrent>
<postalCodePrior>19355</postalCodePrior>
</addressFieldUpdates>
</address>
<address Key="20885">
<addressFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-11">
<acdind>C</acdind>
<postalCodeCurrent>19493-0001</postalCodeCurrent>
<postalCodePrior>19493</postalCodePrior>
</addressFieldUpdates>
</address>
</addresses>
<akas>
<aka Key="19477">
<akaFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-11">
<acdind>A</acdind>
<nameCurrent>Transamerica Life Insurance Company</nameCurrent>
</akaFieldUpdates>
</aka>
<aka Key="19478">
<akaFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-11">
<acdind>A</acdind>
<nameCurrent>TLIC</nameCurrent>
</akaFieldUpdates>
</aka>
</akas>
</biller>
<biller Key="7450">
<billerFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-05">
<acdind>D</acdind>
</billerFieldUpdates>
<addresses>
<address Key="31492">
<addressFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-05">
<acdind>D</acdind>
</addressFieldUpdates>
</address>
</addresses>
<contacts>
<contact Key="31491">
<contactFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-05">
<acdind>D</acdind>
</contactFieldUpdates>
<phones>
<phone Key="17309">
<phoneFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-05">
<acdind>D</acdind>
</phoneFieldUpdates>
</phone>
</phones>
</contact>
</contacts>
</biller>
<biller Key="8169">
<akas>
<aka Key="20419">
<akaFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-11">
<acdind>A</acdind>
<nameCurrent>GLICO CO.</nameCurrent>
</akaFieldUpdates>
</aka>
<aka Key="20420">
<akaFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-11">
<acdind>A</acdind>
<nameCurrent>Genworth Life Insurance Co.</nameCurrent>
</akaFieldUpdates>
</aka>
<aka Key="20421">
<akaFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-11">
<acdind>A</acdind>
<nameCurrent>GLIC LTC</nameCurrent>
</akaFieldUpdates>
</aka>
<aka Key="20422">
<akaFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-11">
<acdind>A</acdind>
<nameCurrent>Genworth Long Term Care</nameCurrent>
</akaFieldUpdates>
</aka>
<aka Key="20423">
<akaFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-11">
<acdind>A</acdind>
<nameCurrent>Genworth LTC</nameCurrent>
</akaFieldUpdates>
</aka>
<aka Key="20424">
<akaFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-11">
<acdind>A</acdind>
<nameCurrent>GLAIC Co.</nameCurrent>
</akaFieldUpdates>
</aka>
<aka Key="20425">
<akaFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-11">
<acdind>A</acdind>
<nameCurrent>Genworth Life and Annuity Insurance Company</nameCurrent>
</akaFieldUpdates>
</aka>
<aka Key="20426">
<akaFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-11">
<acdind>A</acdind>
<nameCurrent>Genworth Life and Annuity Insurance Co.</nameCurrent>
</akaFieldUpdates>
</aka>
<aka Key="20427">
<akaFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-11">
<acdind>A</acdind>
<nameCurrent>GLAIC LTC</nameCurrent>
</akaFieldUpdates>
</aka>
<aka Key="20428">
<akaFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-11">
<acdind>A</acdind>
<nameCurrent>Metlife, CO.</nameCurrent>
</akaFieldUpdates>
</aka>
<aka Key="20429">
<akaFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-11">
<acdind>A</acdind>
<nameCurrent>Metlife Insurance Co of Connecticut</nameCurrent>
</akaFieldUpdates>
</aka>
<aka Key="20430">
<akaFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-11">
<acdind>A</acdind>
<nameCurrent>MIC</nameCurrent>
</akaFieldUpdates>
</aka>
<aka Key="20431">
<akaFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-11">
<acdind>A</acdind>
<nameCurrent>Metlife Ins Co of CT</nameCurrent>
</akaFieldUpdates>
</aka>
<aka Key="20432">
<akaFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-11">
<acdind>A</acdind>
<nameCurrent>GLICNY CO.</nameCurrent>
</akaFieldUpdates>
</aka>
<aka Key="20433">
<akaFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-11">
<acdind>A</acdind>
<nameCurrent>Genworth Life Insurance Co of New York</nameCurrent>
</akaFieldUpdates>
</aka>
<aka Key="20434">
<akaFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-11">
<acdind>A</acdind>
<nameCurrent>GLICNY LTC</nameCurrent>
</akaFieldUpdates>
</aka>
</akas>
</biller>
<biller Key="9983">
<addresses>
<address Key="37075">
<addressFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-07">
<acdind>A</acdind>
<address1Current>PO Box 1335</address1Current>
<cityCurrent>Buffalo</cityCurrent>
<typeCurrent>Standard</typeCurrent>
<countryCurrent>USA</countryCurrent>
<stateCurrent>NY</stateCurrent>
<postalCodeCurrent>14240-1335</postalCodeCurrent>
</addressFieldUpdates>
</address>
</addresses>
<masks>
<mask Key="229671">
<maskFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-07">
<acdind>A</acdind>
<maskFormatCurrent>##############</maskFormatCurrent>
<maskLengthCurrent>14</maskLengthCurrent>
</maskFieldUpdates>
</mask>
<mask Key="229672">
<maskFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-07">
<acdind>A</acdind>
<maskFormatCurrent>###############</maskFormatCurrent>
<maskLengthCurrent>15</maskLengthCurrent>
</maskFieldUpdates>
</mask>
<mask Key="229673">
<maskFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-07">
<acdind>A</acdind>
<maskFormatCurrent>##################</maskFormatCurrent>
<maskLengthCurrent>18</maskLengthCurrent>
</maskFieldUpdates>
</mask>
<mask Key="229674">
<maskFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-07">
<acdind>A</acdind>
<maskFormatCurrent>####-####</maskFormatCurrent>
<maskLengthCurrent>9</maskLengthCurrent>
</maskFieldUpdates>
</mask>
<mask Key="229675">
<maskFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-07">
<acdind>A</acdind>
<maskFormatCurrent>###-####</maskFormatCurrent>
<maskLengthCurrent>8</maskLengthCurrent>
</maskFieldUpdates>
</mask>
</masks>
<akas>
<aka Key="20380">
<akaFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-07">
<acdind>A</acdind>
<nameCurrent>Creditor Interchange</nameCurrent>
</akaFieldUpdates>
</aka>
<aka Key="20381">
<akaFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-07">
<acdind>A</acdind>
<nameCurrent>Creditors Exchange</nameCurrent>
</akaFieldUpdates>
</aka>
</akas>
</biller>
<biller Key="1767">
<addresses>
<address Key="5189">
<addressFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-06">
<acdind>C</acdind>
<postalCodeCurrent>50704-0780</postalCodeCurrent>
<postalCodePrior>50704-0788</postalCodePrior>
</addressFieldUpdates>
</address>
</addresses>
</biller>
<biller Key="1770">
<addresses>
<address Key="37073">
<addressFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-07">
<acdind>A</acdind>
<address1Current>1001 Fannin St. STE 4000</address1Current>
<cityCurrent>Houston</cityCurrent>
<typeCurrent>Standard</typeCurrent>
<countryCurrent>USA</countryCurrent>
<stateCurrent>TX</stateCurrent>
<postalCodeCurrent>77002-6711</postalCodeCurrent>
</addressFieldUpdates>
</address>
</addresses>
</biller>
<biller Key="10101">
<addresses>
<address Key="36672">
<addressFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-11">
<acdind>C</acdind>
<postalCodeCurrent>15250-7877</postalCodeCurrent>
<postalCodePrior>15250-0877</postalCodePrior>
</addressFieldUpdates>
</address>
</addresses>
</biller>
<biller Key="8957">
<billerFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-06">
<acdind>D</acdind>
</billerFieldUpdates>
<addresses>
<address Key="26738">
<addressFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-06">
<acdind>D</acdind>
</addressFieldUpdates>
</address>
<address Key="26739">
<addressFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-06">
<acdind>D</acdind>
</addressFieldUpdates>
</address>
<address Key="33071">
<addressFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-06">
<acdind>D</acdind>
</addressFieldUpdates>
</address>
<address Key="33072">
<addressFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-06">
<acdind>D</acdind>
</addressFieldUpdates>
</address>
</addresses>
<masks>
<mask Key="218292">
<maskFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-06">
<acdind>D</acdind>
</maskFieldUpdates>
</mask>
<mask Key="218887">
<maskFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-06">
<acdind>D</acdind>
</maskFieldUpdates>
</mask>
</masks>
<akas>
<aka Key="13157">
<akaFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-06">
<acdind>D</acdind>
</akaFieldUpdates>
</aka>
<aka Key="13158">
<akaFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-06">
<acdind>D</acdind>
</akaFieldUpdates>
</aka>
<aka Key="16947">
<akaFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-06">
<acdind>D</acdind>
</akaFieldUpdates>
</aka>
</akas>
<contacts>
<contact Key="26737">
<contactFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-06">
<acdind>D</acdind>
</contactFieldUpdates>
<phones>
<phone Key="16409">
<phoneFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-06">
<acdind>D</acdind>
</phoneFieldUpdates>
</phone>
<phone Key="16410">
<phoneFieldUpdates effDate="2007-06-06">
<acdind>D</acdind>
</phoneFieldUpdates>
</phone>
</phones>
</contact>
</contacts>
</biller>
</billers> ','2007-06-05 00:00:00:000'
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gn
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Hello All,
I have come across this issue with the Flat File Source when the delimiter is set to a comma.
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In the data snippet above and with the setting of using a comma as a column delimiter
and a " as the text qualifer.
the data will be parsed in this fashion:
"""KAILUA as a column:
HI""" as a column
CA as column
when it should be
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Is there a way to let the Flat File Source to let it know not to parse the data in multiple quotes ?
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I'm sure I am not undestanding some basic concept here but the following formula always produces an invalid token error at the '-' sign. In this example, I'm trying to subtract out a specific month from the total (this is a simplified example, my actual formula needs to compute a % change over time using lag...)
This produces the invalid token error (it always errors at the '-' in the equation)
with member [Measures].[MyCalcMeasure] as [Measures].[MyBaseMeasure]-([Date Submitted].[Date Submitted YQMD].[month].&[2008]&[1],[Measures].[MyBaseMeasure])
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[MyDim].[MyHierarchy].[Level1].members on rows
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But this works
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from MyCube
As does this
with member [Measures].[MyCalcMeasure] as ([Date Submitted].[Date Submitted YQMD].[month].&[2008]&[1],[Measures].[MyBaseMeasure])
select [Measures].[MyCalcMeasure] on columns,
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Hello everyone,
I have a package that extracts data from a Flat File. If any errors or truncation occur during the extraction of the input data, the package should fail. All fields that have erroneous values should be reported in the log file.
My Solution:
- I have created a Data Flow Task that contains a Flat File Source Adapter and a dummy destination.
- I have left the default "Error Output" configuration of the Flat File Source adapter, namely if a truncation or an error occur for a certain column, then the reaction is "Fail Component".
Problem:
This configuration gives me only the first erroneous column in the row being processed.
Question:
Is it possible to make the Flat File Source adapter continue parsing the current row before it fails? This way, I would be able to get all the erroneous columns in the row in one shot.
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Hi,
Does anyone else have this error message pop up in SSMS when you try to parse sql statements:
.Net SqlClient Data Provider: Msg 0, Level 11, State 0, Line 0
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There was a thread back in March 2006 that mentioned this error, but the posted resolution was to install SP1. I have SP1 installed but I still get the error.
I only receive the error when I'm parsing statements, if I run the statement it's fine.
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Matt
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Hi,
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SQL Server 2005 9.0.3161 on Win 2k3 R2
I receive the following error:
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I have traced this to an insert statement that executes as part of a stored procedure.
INSERT INTO ledger (journal__id, account__id,account_recv_info__id,amount)
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There is also an auto-increment column called id. There are FK contraints on all of the columns ending in "__id". I have found that if I remove the contraint on account__id the procedure will execute without error. None of the other constraints seem to make a difference. Of course I don't want to remove this key because it is important to the database integrity and should not be causing problems, but apparently it confuses the optimizer.
Also, the strange thing is that I can get the procedure to execute without error when I run it directly through management studio, but I receive the error when executing from .NET code or anything using ODBC (Access).
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When I am trying to read rows from any table from any database in the offsite production
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{query} query designer error encountered a query error
unexpected error
I checked the version of Enterprise manager
Help
About
microsoft managment console 1.1version 4.0 bulid 1381
service pack 4
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I am running a query on a SQL Server 2005 database and encounter the following error message
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Anybody with ideas?
Thanks
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I am trying to process an XML document that contains the attribute 'from_x'. However an openxml query can't seem to find any column with a '_x' suffix. For example if I were to execute the following fragment:
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select @Message = '<BACK_FM from_x="12"></BACK_FM>'
exec sp_xml_preparedocument @hDoc OUTPUT, @Message
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I get back a null value from the openxml query. Attribute names 'fromx' and 'from_y' work ok but nothing I have tried with a trailing '_x' will work.
Does anyone know if this is a known SQL Server bug? Is it a bug at all or something about XML that I don't know about?
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I need to create a dynamic sql string to look like:
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Hi -
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Hybrid 9/19
Hybrid 10/17
Hybrid 3/13
I would like to find out the rows where my values from SECTOR before '/' does not equal TERM
i.e.
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My problem is this is how it looks in my Data Grid. Can someone tell me how to parse out each diagnosis.
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Anybody out there ever take a column containing names and parse it out to salutation, first name, middle initial/name, last name, suffix using Transact-SQL? I think I know how to do it using an array in a procedural language, but using SQL I'm drawing a blank.
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Hi guys!
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