Dropping Constraints Using Wildcards?
Jun 1, 2004Hi,
Is it possible to use wildards in SQL to drop a constraint on a table?
Thanks!
Hi,
Is it possible to use wildards in SQL to drop a constraint on a table?
Thanks!
Hi,Is it possible to use wildards in SQL to drop a constraint on a table?Thanks!
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Alter Table Table_Name NO CHECK constraints ALL.
Once I execute the above one, it says, "Successfully Executed" but when I try to drop it doesnt allow me and gives me the following error:
Server: Msg 5074, Level 16, State 1, Line 1
The object 'DF_Users_Created_by' is dependent on column 'CREATED_BY'.
Server: Msg 4922, Level 16, State 1, Line 1
ALTER TABLE DROP COLUMN CREATED_BY failed because one or more objects access this column.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
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into a database. Most of the data is typically deleted from the tables
and imported again. There are some tables where data is never deleted
and references other tables. Because there are constraints between
these tables, the code processes the import in the following sequence.
get constraints from database->drop constraints->delete data->apply
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I was curious how I can accomplish similiar results in SSIS. I know I
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Thanks,
PJ
Hello
We've got a product which uses merge replication with anonymous pullsubscriptions.
At most custome sites it's running on SQL Server 2000, a few with SQL 2005, which is running wich replication compatibility level 80 due to .
As it happens, db schema changes. So I have to drop a column with a default constraint. First the constraint, then the column.
This works excellently on the publisher - but not on the subscriber
The schema script 'exec sp_repldropcolumn '[dbo].[role_modul_rmd]', 'rmd_modul_enabled', 1' could not be propagated to the subscriber. (Quelle: MSSQL_REPL, Fehlernummer: MSSQL_REPL-2147201001)Hilfe abrufen: http://help/MSSQL_REPL-2147201001The object 'DF__role_modu__rmd_m__3119DB2C' is dependent on column 'rmd_modul_enabled'. (Quelle: MSSQLServer, Fehlernummer: 5074)Hilfe abrufen: http://help/5074ALTER TABLE DROP COLUMN rmd_modul_enabled failed because one or more objects access this column. (Quelle: MSSQLServer, Fehlernummer: 4922)Hilfe abrufen: http://help/4922
What can bi done?
Thanks for your advice
Aline
Hi, I want to drop a column from a table with default constraint. It is giving me error..
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Server: Msg 5074, Level 16, State 1, Line 1
The object 'DF__ACTIVITY___ROLLU__108B795B' is dependent on column 'ROLLUP_BGT_COST_FIXED'.
Server: Msg 4922, Level 16, State 1, Line 1
ALTER TABLE DROP COLUMN ROLLUP_BGT_COST_FIXED failed because one or more objects access this column.
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Here is the drop statement
-----------
DROP STATISTICS ACTIVITY_BASELINE.ROLLUP_BGT_COST_FIXED
ALTER TABLE ACTIVITY_BASELINE DROP COLUMN ROLLUP_BGT_COST_FIXED;
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How can I first drop the constraint?
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Failed to enable constraints. One or more rows contain values violating non-null, unique, or foreign-key constraints.
Hi,
I am getting the above error when trying to load a report into my Web Application, I have tracked the error down to one specific field in my database. Even though this field is a NVarChar field and is of size 30 it would seem that there is an issue returning the value from the field. I can write it into the database no problems but when I try to get it out of the database it returns the above error.
e.g
MOB 401.908.804 - Fails
0401.907.324 - okay
8239 9082 (pager) - fails
Anyone got an idea on how to fix this????
Regards..
Peter.
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I have a need to use wildcards in a sql statement. e.g. select * from tbl where field='%computer%'.
How can I substitute the string "computer" for a variable declared in the stored procedure.
Procedure Sample
@Str varchar(50)
AS
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(How do incorporate the wildcard variable @Str?
I am running the data import below in a stored procedure:
EXEC xp_cmdshell "bcp TCCSTGB..TGB_Fimport in d:MSSQLTGB_ImportsNNNYYYYMMDDHHMM.SDF /f d:mssqlFormatsTGB_Fimport.fmt /Usa /P ", no_output
I want to replace the NNNYYYYMMDDHHMM with a wildcard (for example *), so that import will pull ANY .SDF files in, but it will not run. i get the following:
output
------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DB-LIBRARY error:
Bcp: Unable to open host data-file.
Hi
I need to replace the use of wild cards in my query with something else which achieves the same thing. The problem is the web application which uses the query does throws an error when using '%' characters. Any ideas?
The following statement appears in the where clause:
AccType.Value like '@Opened_By[%DIST%APP% as Distance and Business Provider, DIST% as Distance, APP% as Business Provider]'
Thanks
Hi,
I’m trying to use case statement in my view with wildcards for '%Tradies%', instead of listing all items
WHEN 'Tradies Rebate1' THEN 'Test'
WHEN 'Tradies Rebate2' THEN 'Test'
WHEN 'Tradies Rebate3' THEN 'Test'
WHEN 'Tradies Rebate4' THEN 'Test'
At this moment '%Tradies%' does not work and gives me null values in EventGroup column.
Here’s my statemnt
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CASE [dbo].[Event].[EventName]
--WHEN 'Tradies Rebate1' THEN 'Test'
--WHEN 'Tradies Rebate2' THEN 'Test'
--WHEN 'Tradies Rebate3' THEN 'Test'
--WHEN 'Tradies Rebate4' THEN 'Test'
WHEN '%Tradies%' THEN 'Test'
WHEN 'Install Products' THEN 'All Installed'
WHEN 'Installation Product Conversion' THEN 'All Installed'
WHEN 'Installation Products' THEN 'All Installed'
WHEN 'BK 3' THEN 'All Bright Kids'
END AS [EventGroup],
------------------------------------------
Please help!!!
I have a SQL statement which is generated dynamically. I need to know what is the correct syntax for this
WHERE status = 'open' AND salesman = * AND dat = * AND customername = *
i.e. fetch everything WHERE status = 'open'
I know that simply WHERE status = 'open' would do the trick but I need it like the first example because of the way the statement is being generated i.e. this salesmen bit is like this.
If Salesman <> "*" Then
sql2 &= " AND salesman = '" & Salesman & "'"
Else
sql2 &= " AND salesman = *"
End If
Thanks
Ben
Hi I'm using the full-text indexing on a table and I'm trying to implement a search where users can search for words and use wildcards themselves. However I'm working on a method so that can enter a wildcard in the middle of a word to get records where they are unsure of the spelling etc.
For instance, a search of 'Ste*en' should return results like 'Steven' and 'Stephen' etc. So if they are searching for word 'establishment' they can search for 'estab*ment' and it should return all the records using this query:
SELECT * FROM myTable WHERE CONTAINS(myField,'"estab*ment"')
If I do a wildcard at the end e.g: SELECT * FROM myTable WHERE CONTAINS(myField,'"estab*"')
I get the results I am looking for. But the middle wildcard does not seem to work as expected even though it is the syntax used on MSDN and other SQL info sites.
Is there something I am not doing properly?
hello!
it's a little stupid but i can't seem to insert a certain data.
it's like this:
insert into dept(dept_no,dept_name)
values(4,"name's")
how do i insert with the (') included in the string?
I have a stored procdure in SQL Sever that accepts paramteres. I am trying
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SELECT * FROM tbl
WHERE CustomerName LIKE '%Smith%'
I can't figure out how to replace LIKE '%Smith%' with a varible. I tried
'%@CustomerName%', ('%' + @CustomerName + '%') and neither works. Any ideas?
Thanks
ps my column's type is char(50) and so is the variable so trailing spaces
don't matter.
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Greetings all
trying to get a multivalue parameter to accept either typed in data ex: 111111111,111111112 or if I want to return all id numbers type in %. Problem is when I test it by typing in 111111111,111111112 it throws an error saying " Incorrect syntax near ','.
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Hello, I have what should be a very simple problem, but I cant solve it.
I want to have a stored procedure return a table query (no problems here) but I also need to supply several parameters to the stored procedure (again, no problem!)
Here is the problem, I need to be able to supply a wildcard into the stored procedure as an argument somehow. I can do this already, but the results are incorrect!!! It seems like when local variables are used, the wildcard argument gets ignored. for example, I have included the following example:
DECLARE @Dv_id nchar(15)
SET @Drv_id = '%'
SELECT Diver.*, (ROW_NUMBER() OVER(ORDER BY Dv_id)) as RowNum FROM Diver WHERE Dv_id LIKE @Dv_id
SELECT Diver.*, (ROW_NUMBER() OVER(ORDER BY Dv_id)) as RowNum FROM Diver WHERE Dv_id LIKE '%'
OK, this is an example of my problem, the results I get from this are that the fist SELECT return 0 rows.
The second SELECT returns the correct number of rows (everything in the table). Why is there a difference between:
WHERE Drv_id LIKE @Drv_id
and
WHERE Drv_id LIKE '%'
?
The wildcard statement '%' is supposed match everything, correct??
It seems like the local variable SET command syntax eats up my value of '%' and turns it into a NULL.
Is there any way around this?
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Any suggestions on how I do this? Thanks.