hi please help me,
i have a table queried using this sql,
select name,(select count(*) from myTable a where a.name = r.name ) as Total,
(select count(*) from myTable b where b.name = r.name and dnum > '1') as Used,
(select count(*) from myTable c where c.name = r.name and dnum < '1') as remaining
from myTable r
group by namebut i need one more thing in this table that should look like this,nameTotalUsedRemainingPercentageA126650%B2021810%C150150% this is to add the BOLD field from the above table, but my problem is that the computation is "Used / Total = Percentage%"so how can i do this, please help methanks
I have a select statement that is being processed through oSql on Sql Server 2000. There are 2 fields in the select statement that are defined in the dateabase as nvarchar(1). When I perform my select statement, they show up in the output as 4 char fields. See dataset below for example.
How do I get rid of the extra spaces in the output? I have tried using ltrim(rtrim(fielde)) to no avail. Fieldg (the S) is a nullable field and is being processed using an isnull(filedg, ' ').
I created a report with same parameters. Two of them a based on a query. The first query contains a simple select * from ... the result will be stored in the parameter @param1. The second parameter contains select * from ... where ID = @param1. So far... If a pass the reportparameters of the report i will get a valuelist for the first query, but nothing for the second one.
How can I manage that the second parameters also gets a valuelist?
I run a website which uses SQL 2000 and VB ASP. I would like to add a section to the site which posts the most popular data being queried from my SQL server. I'm sure this is possible, but I don't know where to start. Please let me know if any of you need specifics regarding my data and set up.
Hello. I work on a proprietary software package at work that has a SQL query engine. I'm able to query tables that I know exist but I would like to know what other tables are there in the db. Unfortunately I don't know the name of the database. Is there a SQL statement that will show me the name of the database that I'm running my query on?
I'm having a DB designed for me, and I'm inspecting it and wondering what in general is the better way to do this.
We have a product, which we are counting "product views". The DB designer has created columns called "view_today" and "views_alltime".
I specified I wanted a normalized database, I'm thinking this is technically not normalized ? Am I correct ?
Wouldn't it be better to have a query that counted the views off the logging table ? I can't see any advantage to doing it the way its been designed except to save time.
Quick question guys, I remember running into this before but can't remember if I was able to complete it or not. What is the syntax format in the 'Report Parameters' dialog box selecting 'Non-queried' in the "value " field I want to select multiple value parameters ie 001, 002, 003, 004 for one "label" Every combination I tried it's not taking. Thanks in advance
I have a problem about calculating data from the table. I want to sent a row to the local variables and calculate them by C#. Thank you in advance for every suggestion.
hi everybody, i'm trying to calculate the 'SUM' of time spent in hrs. n min. How can i do this using SQL Server? What i mean is, i've a column 'TIME_SPENT' that has 'datetime' datatype. This column saves time spent for an activity in format 'hh:mm'. Suppose a user spends 45min for activity 'A' and say 1hr 25 min for activity 'B' then i want to calculate the 'SUM' of 'TIME_SPENT' for the user which should appear as 'Total time spent =2:10'
I am attempting to compute Service Levels for an interaction based upon business hours. For example, an email arrives at 4pm and is handled the following day at 10am. Call Center Hours are 8-5.
Essentially I have a number of different alternatives, and have found some potential solutions, including:
www.dbforums.com/arch/7/2003/9/914261
However, my situation has a couple of additional twists to the standard 8hrs of business M-F. The call center is open different hours depending upon the day of the week. For example, 8-5 M, 10-7 T, 8-5 W Th F, 10-2 Sat, 10-12 Sun
Additionally, I would like to remove Holiday's from the calculation for service level as well.
I have explored a number of different table DTD's, but none seem to be a perfect fit for determining the number of "open" hours between when an interaction arrived, and when it was handled.
The DTD I have for the Holiday table is as follows:
CREATE Table Holidays (HolidayDate DateTime) GO Insert Into Holidays (HolidayDate) Values ('12-25-2004')
Please let me know what you feel would be the DTD for storing the business hours and also the query for extracting the number of Open hours between two dates
The values in the final table are the days used by each ID transferring from status i to status i-1. E.g., ID uses 8 days (10-May-13 - 2-May-13) to go to status 3 from status 4.
It is hard for me to come up with a table like the final table, although I know that the difference between two adjacent rows can be computed by using self-join and timediff().
Dear All. I'm a fairly new SQL programmer so apologies if this is a silly question.
I'm trying to create a new column/variable from 3 other variables where the new column = column 1 unless column 1 is blank, then = column 2, unless column 2 is blank, then = column 3.
But I don't know where in my query to begin building this. Should I build it in a subquery? Thanks in advance for any replies.
I want to create a view where I can calculate the sum of a couple of bit value columns, aswell as keeping track of the total number of bits set to true.
Here is an example:
dbo.Band
BandID int Name nvarchar(50) Country nvarchar(50)
dbo.Record
ID int Name nvarchar(50) BandID int Label nvarchar(50) InProduction bit InSkodne bit From these tables I created this view:
dbo.TestView
SELECT dbo.Band.Name, dbo.Band.Country, dbo.Record.Name AS Recordname, dbo.Record.Label, CONVERT(int, dbo.Record.InProduction) AS InProduction, CONVERT(int, dbo.Record.InSkodne) AS InSkodne, CONVERT(int, dbo.Record.InProduction) + CONVERT(int, dbo.Record.InSkodne) AS Total FROM dbo.Band INNER JOIN dbo.Record ON dbo.Band.BandID = dbo.Record.BandID I use the convert function to be able to use SUM() across my bit columns, which works fine. Problems is I´m not sure that the way I´m creating the TOTAL column is the best way to go. Any other ideas? I´m having some problems using this view and the TOTAL column in particular when referencing this view from applications outside SQL Server...
I´m currently devoloping an application where users can register errors related to recieved purchase orders. I store these values in i table where the purchase order id i PK, and the possible errors that can exist are stored as bit.
Now I want to be able to put a price on these errors. I´m thinking about adding another table, containing all possible errors as columns, and then storing the cost of each error as an integer, and probably also a datetime for keeping track of when the costs was last updated.
I´m pretty sure this problem has been solved alot of times before, so I don´t wanna do something stupid here :-)
I´m also wondering about how it would be best to show the computed values? Should I use a view for this?
For example:
SELECT (dbo.Orders.QuantityError * dbo.Costs.QuantityError ) FROM dbo.Costs CROSS JOIN dbo.Record
assuming now that the Costs table only contains one row.
Is this the right way to go, or can you guys give me hints to a better solution?
Now my problem is that I want to set a primary key constraint on actorID but it doesn't let me because it the NULL check mark is automatically checked and I cannot check it off ... and I can't set a primary key on something which is allowed to be NULL....
I don't understand why 'actorName' column which is also calculated doesn't have that default NULL checked and locked ....
"Oracle's purported Grid enablement in 10g is based on its Oracle Real Application Clusters (RAC) technology that is no more than a local cluster. RAC is a local cluster of computers with no geographic distribution capabilities. This marketing campaign relabeled existing features to exploit current industry trends. "
My question is how can I support the above paragraph? I would like to known more reasons about why oracle grid is a local cluster instead of grid computring oriented.
I am trying to eliminate the extra space in columns that have been returned from a DB query...the tables have character lengths of 40, I would like to return just the necessary characters.
I need to be able to set the date parameters of a report dynamically when it is run based on system time. The problem I am having is being able to compare the dates (StartDate & EndDate) against [Service Date 1]. Essentially this report will only pull the current month's data.
The date fields being created with the GETDATE, DATEADD & DATEDIFF functions are working correctly. Do I need to create a separate dataset to be able to run the parameters automatically in the actual report?
Any help would be greatly appreciated!
SELECT TodaysDate =GetDate()-2,dbo.[Billing Detail].[Service Date 1], DATEADD(mm, DATEDIFF(mm, 0, DATEADD(yy, 0, GETDATE())), 0) AS StartDate, DATEADD(dd, - 1, DATEADD(mm, DATEDIFF(mm, -1, GETDATE()), 0)) AS EndDate, dbo.[Billing Detail].Billing, dbo.[Billing Detail].Chart, dbo.[Billing Detail].Item, dbo.[Billing Detail].[Sub Item], dbo.Patient.[Patient Code], dbo.Patient.[Patient Type], dbo.[Billing Header].Charges, dbo.Practice.Name FROM dbo.[Billing Detail] INNER JOIN dbo.Patient ON dbo.[Billing Detail].Chart = dbo.Patient.[Chart Number] INNER JOIN dbo.[Billing Header] ON dbo.[Billing Detail].Billing = dbo.[Billing Header].Billing CROSS JOIN dbo.Practice WHERE (dbo.[Billing Detail].Item = 0) AND (dbo.[Billing Detail].[Sub Item] = 0) AND (dbo.[Billing Detail].[Service Date 1] Between StartDate AND EndDate
I am new to SSRS, so perhaps its a trivial question. I was wondering that since all controls have names in the report, is it possible to programatically access values of different textboxes, do some computation and then assign to another text box? I know how to do it using the Aggregate functions and operators, but am not sure if I can access values from textboxes within two different tables and assign the computed value to a third text box on the page (not belonging to any table or other control).
In general, what is the most appropriate way to specify a "data driven" default for a report parameter. Seems to me like options are:
1. construct an expression which operates on one of the existing report datasets (possibly the same data set used to populate the defaults dropdown)
2. construct a new dataset which returns a single value which is the desired default
what's the "normal" approach?
For example, I have an MDX dataset which contains the list of dates for which data is available. There is generally some data available for today, but normally the user is interested in the most recent day with data prior to today.
So which would be the better option out of the two above (or a third option if I'm missing something!) to tell my parameter to set itself to:
"The most recent day prior to today for which data exists".
Hello,I am in the process of making a very simple stats page that will show us how many tasks we've completed. Here is what I have so far: Here is the SQL that makes it work: SelectCommand="SELECT Count(TicketID), Category FROM Tickets GROUP BY Category ORDER BY Count(TicketID) DESC ">My problem is with how the totals seem to go on forever. Instead of being in proportion to each other as a percentage of a the total amount of tickets.. they just increase in size with each additonal entry. Can someone help me restructure this so that I can calculate the totals individually and as a whole and then apply the totals to create a proportional bar graph?Thank you greatly for your help,Mark
I need to use a non-queried report parameter to filter a dataset for a report.
The dataset column I'm filtering is numeric. The dataset is not a sproc, it's a table in SQL Server that I am querying.
The Non-queried parameter values (Multi-value) are 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, >=6.
Selecting the >=6 throws the error: "Error converting data type nvarchar to numeric."
Which sucks.
Because...when I go straight into my dataset I can filter my numeric column with the exact same values (=1 or =3 or >=6) and everything works fine. The error is only raised when I use the @Parameter in the dataset.
I've tried eveything, researched everywhere online and I can't find any guidance anywhere.
I have 2 tables People and Scores. A person might have 1-5 scores (unknown at time of Query). I would like to query the two tables into a results table and if person does not have a record the score will be zero. Scores also have a test number so you know which score it is. I can get it done with Stored Proc but I have to use Temp tables and then put the temp tables together.
People Name ID Tom5 Dick2 Harry3 Larry4 Curly1 Scores PrimaryKeyPeopleIDScoreTestNumber 12801
Adding a value to a non-queried default report parameter value does not update on the target server after deployment.
To recreate
1. Create a report in Visual Studio and add a report parameter with the following properties:
Multi-value is checked Available values = "From Query" Dataset = [create a dataset that returns a table w/ a Id and Description column] Value field = [the Id field from the table] Label field=[the Description column from the table] Default values = "Non-queried" (add several values the match the IDs from the table so that some of the values in the report dropdown will show up as checked when rendering the report)
2. Build and deploy the report to the reporting server. View the report and verify the specified items are checked in the report parameter.
3. Go back to Visual Studio and add a value to the Non-queried Default values.
4. Build and deploy the report again. View the report. The newly added item is not selected.
Notes
I verified that the newly added ID exists in the rdl file (as xml) on both the development box and the server where the report was deployed. However, when I view the report parameter using Management Studio (connect to the reporting server), the newly added value for the report parameter does not exist. I verified that changes are being deployed by adding new parameters and changing other properties of the parameter. I thought maybe the rdl itself was being cached somehow - I tried restarting IIS, SQL Server, and SQL Reporting services. None worked. Note that running the report on the development box by running the project through Visual Studio DOES reflect the change to the parameter.
Work-arounds
1. Create a dataset for the report that returns a table of the Ids that you want pre-selected. The query could be something like this:
SELECT '4' AS SelectedId UNION SELECT '5' AS SelectedId UNION SELECT '6' AS SelectedId
2. Delete the report in Management Studio, then redeploy.
I have issue w/ both workarounds because for 1) it is not intuitive and you have to remember to do this for every similar case, and 2) this extra step has to occur each time the report is deployed w/ changes to the report parameter.
I have to send updated Employee list from employee master table to a particular email ID on every last date of Month and when a new employee is added / deleted / edited. Also need to send this as an Excel fileÂ
I tried the following but "Invalid Object name dbo.tbl_EmployeeMaster" error coming while inserting a new employee.
USE [eXact] GO SET ANSI_NULLS ON GO SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON GO ALTER TRIGGER [dbo].[trg_Email]
I have a table containing call records, and made a mining model from that table only. The model has 3 columns : calling_number, called_number, and target_operator, using Association Rule algorithm. The key is calling_number, input was operator, and predicted column called_number.
The result shows no rule, but there are results with item-set size of 1 (column) and 2 (column). On the top record of the result, SQL Server says there are 1891 support for called_number = 1891 and operator = 'INDOSAT'.
I queried the table with this query
SELECT DISTINCT calling_number FROM call_records WHERE called_number = '07786000815' AND target_operator = 'INDOSAT';
It returns 2162 records instead of 1891. If I removed the DISTINCT qualifier, SQL Server returns 2159 records. Why is this differences with the result of mining?
I have a client program that writes to sql server database 10 records per second . i want to compute the CPU usage and the memory usage for the whole program or CPU usage,memory usage for the insert statement in the program .
Inside some TSQL programmable object (a SP/or a query in Management Studio)I have a parameter containing the name of a StoreProcedure+The required Argument for these SP. (for example it's between the brackets [])
I can't change thoses SP, (and i don't have a nice output param to cach, as i would need to change the SP Definition)All these SP 'return' a 'select' of 1 record the same datatype ie: NVARCHAR. Unfortunately there is no output param (it would have been so easy otherwise. So I am working on something like this but I 'can't find anything working
