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Our database defines the long_value column as nvarchar(max). I want to find out which rows actually contain non-ASCII characters in that column, but this clause also returns rows with only ASCII characters:where long_value like (N'%[' + nchar(128) + N'-' + nchar(65535) + N']%')

What am I doing wrong?

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Hi,
I have a problem with BULK INSERT. I created the following table:




Code Snippetcreate table Test
(id char(4), name nvarchar(16), last char(1))



I am trying to bulk insert data from ASCII (not unicode) file with only two rows:
0011First name
0018Second name



Since it is a fixed length file, I am using the following format file:




Code Snippet
8.0
3
1 SQLCHAR 0 4 "" 1 ID HEBREW_CI_AS
2 SQLCHAR 0 16 "" 2 NAME HEBREW_CI_AS
3 SQLCHAR 0 0 "
" 3 Last HEBREW_CI_AS





With bcp utility everything works just fine!



Code Snippet
bcp Demo.dbo.test in c: est -T -f c: est.fmt





But when I use BULK INSERT in the following form:



Code Snippet
BULK INSERT Test FROM 'c:Test'
WITH
(
FORMATFILE='c:Test.fmt',
CODEPAGE='OEM'
);



I am getting error
Server: Msg 4863, Level 16, State 1, Line 1
Bulk insert data conversion error (truncation) for row 1, column 2 (name).

Now, one interesting thing: if I change the name field from nvarchar to varchar, it is working with BULK INSERT as well.
Can anybody explain what is going on here?

I am using MS SQL 2000 and MSDE

Thanks in advance,
Eugene.

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for ex 1) the below accounts in #tab1 has both 2012 and 2013 and acctno same in both years and name is same in both years so it is condired as

insert into #tab1 values (1012, 100,'Tom',800, '08/22/2013')

for ex 2)

insert into #tab1 values (1013, 101,'Bat',550, '09/15/2013')

for ex 4) 2012 records there is not match acctno and name in 2013 recods

insert into #tab1 values (1002, 102,'Kit', 1600, '06/12/2012')

for ex 5) 2013 records there is no match of name and acct no with 2012 records

insert into #tab1 values (1010, 104,'Sim',200, '04/21/2013')
insert into #tab1 values (1014, 100,'Pet',200, '02/21/2013')
insert into #tab1 values (1016, 110,'Sun',800, '03/22/2013')
insert into #tab1 values (1017, 111,'Bet',550, '12/15/2013')

Expected Results (just for format)

AcctTypeDescription,SumofShares, OtotalutStand
'2012 and 2013 accts UN Veriverted',2700,234
'2012 and 2013 accts Veriverted' ,2890,234
'2012 and 2013 accts NONVERT' ,4533,325
'2012 last year accounts' ,2334,567
'2012 This year accounts' ,2222,877

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