Time In State

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I've got a SQL that registers people passing in and out via their acess cards. Basically passing in means they set a discrete tag to 1 and out tag to 0. SQL logs delta so change is logged. I would now want to Query the database and just want the monthly time they've been in i.e. how long has the tag been 1.
I can pull a monthly list of the tags all statuses (1 and 0) and times but how do I put together a query that just gives me the time it been in 1 status?

following to pull a delta list i.e changes:

SET NOCOUNT ON
DECLARE @StartDate DateTime
DECLARE @EndDate DateTime
SET @StartDate = DateAdd(wk,-1,GetDate())
SET @EndDate = GetDate()
SET NOCOUNT OFF
SELECT TagName, DateTime = convert(nvarchar, DateTime, 113), vValue, Quality, QualityDetail = v_History.QualityDetail, QualityString
FROM v_History
LEFT JOIN QualityMap ON QualityMap.QualityDetail = v_History.QualityDetail
WHERE TagName IN ('Pete_Smith')
AND vValue <= 1
AND wwVersion = 'Original'
AND wwRetrievalMode = 'Delta'
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while loading the transaction log dump on a 'STANDBY' database the connection got terminated. as a result the database was marked 'LOADING' and inaccesible. i would like to know if there is a way to get the db out of this mode without having to reapply a full database dump.

P.S. please ignore the previous two messages posted with the same subject line. i inadvertently pressed post twice. sorry for the spam.

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I have a big problem with a SQL 6.5 (no SP) running
in a production environment on NT 3.51 SP 4 since
2,5 years.

Suddenly Friday at 99/10/01 14:17:38.93 we started
having problems and we could'nt connect to the
DB from our client server application written in VB4.

We rebooted the server and we had other errors at
99/10/01 16:15:40.96.

The error code is 605-21-1 and it seems like the main
table (FILMS) of our db (VISPO) has phisical allocation
problems.

here is en extract from the SQLServer error log
of the first problem:

99/10/01 14:17:38.93 kernel udread: Operating system error 23(Data error (cyclic redundancy check)) on device 'E:MSSQLDATAvispodat.DAT' (virtpage 0x05000f35).
99/10/01 14:17:43.62 spid13 Buffer 9531a0 from database 'vispo' has page number -1 in the page header and page number 3893 in the buffer header
99/10/01 14:17:43.69 kernel mirrorproc: i/o error on primary device 'E:MSSQLDATAvispodat.DAT'


And here is what we had at 16:15

99/10/01 16:15:40.96 spid11 Getpage: bstat=0x1008/0, sstat=0x80010130, disk99/10/01 16:15:40.96 spid11 pageno is/should be:objid is/should be:99/10/01 16:15:40.96 spid11 0xffffffff(-1)0xffffffff(-1)99/10/01 16:15:40.96 spid11 0xf34(3892)0xe4e2b2e(240003886)99/10/01 16:15:40.96 spid11 ... retry bufget after purging bp 0x943a8099/10/01 16:15:40.98 spid11 Error : 605, Severity: 21, State: 1
99/10/01 16:15:40.98 spid11 Attempt to fetch logical page 3892 in database 'vispo' belongs to object '-1', not to object 'FILMS'.

We are thinking about restoring the BackUp of the previous night that should be OK,
but I would like what we can try to do in order to have the
db working properly.

Even if the restore would be fine, maybe we are starting
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What can we check, something like scandisk in DOS?


I attach here in ZIP format the 2 log files and plese ignore the MAPI errors
that are "normal", we just don't care.
I don't know if it's possible to attach files to a newsgroup or a discussion
group but I will try

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks in advance.


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Publisoft
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