I'm generarintg a mail from a trigger, using xp_sendmail.
I use the query parameter to generate the body of the mail, the query is a procedure call with some parameters, one of this is a long string.
when the length is less that 128 work fine, but, when this parameter is longer than 128 charaters, return me the error 103 telling me that it has exceed 128 characteres, and do not send the mail.
I find this quite frustrating, the parameter is limited only to 128 characteres, what could I do.
Thanks in advance
I ran into a little snag when writing a VBScript app for work that parses a text file and places that data into a DB2 V8.1 database via OLE DB ADO calls and a stored procedure with parameters.
I have found that I can call a stored procedure w/o parameters but as soon as I one that takes some I get the following error.
"arguments are of the wrong type, are out of acceptable range"
To try to troubleshoot it, I tried applying each parameter property individually. I noticed that when I didn't provide a direction, I received a different error (Don't have the exact one but it had something to do with an IBM OLE DB property error).
Because the VBScript error was on the line (mycmd.commandtype = adCmdStoredProc) I replaced the global constant with a literal (IE: 4). No fix.
I'm going to try to replace all of the global constants with their literal values but I also found this on the IBM site...
1: SQLProcedureColumns is used by many applications to determine the direction of stored procedure parameters. The ODBC driver is returning an ordinal of 1 for all the parameters. This causes problems with applications that use this information. For example a stored procedure call using Microsoft ActiveX Data Objects (ADO) and the adCmdStoredProc syntax will return one of the following error messages: 3265 Item cannot be found in the collection corresponding to the requested name or ordinal. 3001 Arguments are of the wrong type, are out of acceptable range, or are in conflict with one another. SQLProcedureColumns is also returning a "BUFFER_LENGTH" value for numeric data types that is 1 byte too large. The default C data type is character so this value should be display size -without an extra byte for null.
I'm guessing this is the solution to my issue but I figured I'd put this out there just in case I was missing something.
If you have any other suggestions, please chime in.
Hi,I'm trying to create a page where a user can search the database according to some criteria and get back the result in the form of a GridView. Also, the user has the option of saving the criteria to another table in the database by assigning it a name so that it can be retrieved easily in the future.I have the search and display part working, however, saving the criteria to the database is giving problems for some reason.Given below is my stored procedure to add the info to the db. SET ANSI_NULLS ON GO SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON GO ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[AddToReport] (@ReportName varchar(100), @ProjID varchar(300), @DeptCode varchar(20), @ProjType varchar(20), @ProjectTitle varchar(300), @ProjectManagerID int, @DateRequested datetime, @DueDate datetime, @ProjectStatusID int)
AS SET NOCOUNT ON DECLARE @Dept varchar(50) DECLARE @err int
BEGIN TRANSACTION
IF @ReportName IS NULL BEGIN RETURN -1 END ELSE BEGIN IF @DeptCode IS NOT NULL BEGIN SET @Dept = REPLACE(CONVERT(char,@DeptCode),'.','') END SET @err = @@ERROR
INSERT INTO dbo.tbl_Report (ReportName, ProjID, DeptCode, ProjType, ProjectTitle, ProjectManagerID, DateRequested, DueDate, ProjectStatusID) VALUES (@ReportName, @ProjID, @Dept, @ProjType, @ProjectTitle, @ProjectManagerID, @DateRequested, @DueDate, @ProjectStatusID); IF @err<>0 BEGIN ROLLBACK TRANSACTION RETURN @err END END COMMIT TRANSACTION Given below is the relevant codebehind. This is how the values are initialized: Dim newManager As New ListItem newManager.Text = "Choose a Manager" newManager.Value = 0 projectManagerDDL.Items.Add(newManager)
Dim newDept As New ListItem newDept.Text = "Choose a Department" newDept.Value = "" deptCodeDDL.Items.Add(newDept)
Dim newID As New ListItem newID.Text = "Choose a Project" newID.Value = "" projIDDDL.Items.Add(newID)
Dim newStatus As New ListItem newStatus.Text = "Choose a Status" newStatus.Value = 0 projectStatusDDL.Items.Add(newStatus)
Dim newDateRequestedMonth As New ListItem newDateRequestedMonth.Text = "Month" newDateRequestedMonth.Value = 0 dateRequestedMonthDDL.Items.Add(newDateRequestedMonth)
Dim newDateRequestedDay As New ListItem newDateRequestedDay.Text = "Day" newDateRequestedDay.Value = 0 dateRequestedDayDDL.Items.Add(newDateRequestedDay)
Dim newDateRequestedYear As New ListItem newDateRequestedYear.Text = "Year" newDateRequestedYear.Value = 0 dateRequestedYearDDL.Items.Add(newDateRequestedYear)
Dim newDueDateMonth As New ListItem newDueDateMonth.Text = "Month" newDueDateMonth.Value = 0 dueDateMonthDDL.Items.Add(newDueDateMonth)
Dim newDueDateDay As New ListItem newDueDateDay.Text = "Day" newDueDateDay.Value = 0 dueDateDayDDL.Items.Add(newDueDateDay)
Dim newDueDateYear As New ListItem newDueDateYear.Text = "Year" newDueDateYear.Value = 0 dueDateYearDDL.Items.Add(newDueDateYear) This is the submit code: Protected Sub saveButton_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Dim connString As String Dim con As SqlConnection
Dim cmd As SqlCommand = New SqlCommand() cmd.Connection = con
If (([String].IsNullOrEmpty(reportNameTextBox.Text) = False) Or reportNameTextBox.Text <> "Enter Report Name") Then cmd.Parameters.Add("ReportName", SqlDbType.VarChar, 300).Value = reportNameTextBox.Text End If
If ([String].IsNullOrEmpty(projIDDDL.SelectedItem.Value)) = False Then cmd.Parameters.Add("ProjID", SqlDbType.VarChar, 30).Value = projIDDDL.SelectedItem.Value End If
If ([String].IsNullOrEmpty(deptCodeDDL.SelectedItem.Value)) = False Then cmd.Parameters.Add("DeptCode", SqlDbType.VarChar, 20).Value = deptCodeDDL.SelectedItem.Value End If
If (typeRBL.SelectedItem.Value <> "All") Then cmd.Parameters.Add("ProjType", SqlDbType.VarChar, 20).Value = typeRBL.SelectedItem.Value End If
If ([String].IsNullOrEmpty(projectTitleTextBox.Text)) = False Then cmd.Parameters.Add("ProjectTitle", SqlDbType.VarChar, 300).Value = projectTitleTextBox.Text End If
If CInt(projectManagerDDL.SelectedItem.Value) <> 0 Then cmd.Parameters.Add("ProjectManagerID", SqlDbType.Int).Value = CInt(projectManagerDDL.SelectedItem.Value) End If
If (dateRequestedDayDDL.SelectedItem.Value = 0 Or dateRequestedMonthDDL.SelectedItem.Value = 0 Or dateRequestedYearDDL.SelectedItem.Value = 0) Then Dim dateRequested As New DateTime dateRequested = Nothing Else Dim dateRequested As New DateTime(dateRequestedYearDDL.SelectedValue, dateRequestedMonthDDL.SelectedValue, dateRequestedDayDDL.SelectedValue) If (dateRequested) <> Nothing Then cmd.Parameters.Add("DateRequested", SqlDbType.DateTime).Value = dateRequested End If End If
If (dueDateDayDDL.SelectedItem.Value = 0 Or dueDateMonthDDL.SelectedItem.Value = 0 Or dueDateYearDDL.SelectedItem.Value = 0) Then Dim dueDate As New DateTime dueDate = Nothing Else Dim dueDate As New DateTime(dueDateYearDDL.SelectedValue, dueDateMonthDDL.SelectedValue, dueDateDayDDL.SelectedValue) If (dueDate) <> Nothing Then cmd.Parameters.Add("DueDate", SqlDbType.DateTime).Value = dueDate End If End If
If (projectStatusDDL.SelectedItem.Value) <> 0 Then cmd.Parameters.Add("ProjectStatusID", SqlDbType.Int).Value = CInt(projectStatusDDL.SelectedItem.Value) End If
Try con.Open() cmd.ExecuteNonQuery() Response.Write("Report Saved") Catch ex As Exception Response.Write(ex) Finally con.Close() con.Dispose()
End Try
Catch ex As ApplicationException Response.Write("Could not load the database") End Try
End Sub The only absolute requirement when saving to the table is the ReportName. All the other criteria can be NULL. If I don't select and values and try to save the values, I get an error:System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException: Procedure or function 'AddToReport' expects parameter '@ProjID', which was not supplied. at System.Data.SqlClient.SqlConnection.OnError... etc If I choose the ProjID (thus giving it a value), I get the following error:System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException: Procedure or function 'AddToReport' expects parameter '@DeptCode', which was not supplied. at System.Data.SqlClient.SqlConnection.OnError... etc and so forth. I'm guessing it's a problem of NULLs somewhere, but I'm not sure. Thanks.
I have a procedure that will save to table in sql server 200 via stored procedure. When I hit the save button it alwasy give me an error saying "Procedure 'sp_AddBoard' expects parameter '@dtmWarrantyStart', which was not supplied" even though I supplied it in the code
which is
Dim ParamdtmWarrantyStart As SqlParameter = New SqlParameter("@dtmWarrantyStart", SqlDbType.datetime, 8) ParamdtmWarrantyStart.Value = dtmWarrantyStart myCommand.Parameters.Add(ParamdtmWarrantyStart)
below is the stored procedure.
create Proc sp_AddBoard(@BrandID int, @strPcName varchar(50), @bitAccounted bit, @dtmAccounted datetime, @dtmWarrantyStart datetime, @dtmWarrantyEnd datetime, -- @strDescription varchar(500), @intStatus int, @ModelNo varchar(50), @intMemorySlots int, @intMemSlotTaken int, @intAgpSlots int, @intPCI int, @bitWSound bit, @bitWLan bit, @bitWVideo bit, @dtmAcquired datetime, @stat bit output, @intFSB int) as if not exists(select strPcName from tblBoards where strPcName=@strPcName) begin insert into tblBoards (BrandID, strPcName, bitAccounted, dtmAccounted, dtmWarrantyStart, dtmWarrantyEnd, --strDescription, intStatus, ModelNo, intMemorySlots, intMemSlotTaken, intAgpSlots, intPCI, bitWLan, bitWVideo, dtmAcquired,intFSB,bitWSound)
values
(@BrandID,@strPcName,@bitAccounted, @dtmAccounted,@dtmWarrantyStart, @dtmWarrantyEnd,--@strDescription, @intStatus, @ModelNo,@intMemorySlots,@intMemSlotTaken, @intAgpSlots,@intPCI,@bitWLan, @bitWVideo,@dtmAcquired,@intFSB,@bitWSound) end else begin set @stat=1 end
The table is also designed to accept nulls on that field but still same error occured.
I created a stored procedure in the sql server. I try to insert a record from the aspx page. But I keep getting this error, "procedure expects parameter <@firstname>, which was not supplied". This is what I am doing.
I checked the parameter names, it matches correctly. The parameter does get added to the collection. I checked it using cmd.Parameters.Contains("@firstname") and the value is also correct. Using query analyzer I executed the procedure, I am able to insert a record.
I created the SP ( just called' SP_TEST') and when I tried to preview the report, I got the following error message:
"Procedure or fucntion 'SP_TEST' expects parameter @SelectWeek, which was not supplied.
This error message appears when you don't supply a value for a parameter expected by a stored procedure. However, I set up the report parameter for Select Week and default week as well. Here is what i've done for dataset,Select Week and parameter:
Code Snippet SELECT DISTINCT Week , ( SELECT DISTINCT Week FROM DIM_Date WHERE full_date = CONVERT(VARCHAR(20),GETDATE(),112) ) AS defaultWeek FROM DIM_Date WHERE fiscal_year_number IS NOT NULL and @year = fiscal_year_number ORDER BY Week
Any comments and advice would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance.
If I use the following query for a Dataset and the execution takes a few seconds to show results
SELECT *
FROM dbo.ICParameter
WHERE (PatientID = @ID ) AND (LogTime > DATEADD(day, -1, GETDATE()))
ORDER BY LogTime
If I replace '99010200101' with @ID and enter '99010200101' when prompted for ID, the execution takes forever. Actually I have never got any results even after waiting for 10 minutes.
I keep getting this error on one of my pages when trying to do an update to the table via a stored procedure: *System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException: Procedure or function 'sp_u_contractor_references' expects parameter '@p_contractorrfid', which was not supplied I have verified that I am adding this parameter and that the spelling is correct. I have also made sure that the value is not NULL. I'm confused as to what else the problem could be. Any ideas?
Can anyone explain what's wrong with this code which is supposed to populate a dropdownlist using a parametised stored procedure and SqlDataAdapter? objCmd = new SqlCommand("bs_GetActivityValueTypes", objConn.GetConnection()); objCmd.Parameters.Add("@scid", SqlDbType.Int);objCmd.Parameters["@scid"].Value = Convert.ToInt32(Request.QueryString["scorecard"].ToString()); objAdapter = new SqlDataAdapter(objCmd);objAdapter.Fill(dsInitData, "tblValueTypes"); comboResultType.DataSource = dsInitData.Tables["tblValueTypes"]; comboResultType.DataValueField = "Type_ID";comboResultType.DataTextField = "Type_Desc";comboResultType.DataBind(); comboResultType.Items.Insert(0, new ListItem("- Select a value type -", ""));Basically, if I remove the parameter from the code and the stored procedure it works fine, but when I add the parameter back I get an "Incorrect syntax near 'bs_GetActivityValueTypes'" error at line: objAdapter.Fill(dsInitData, "tblValueTypes"); This makes no sense to me because I know the stored procedure is well formed and I've used almost identical code elsewhere. All variables are declared further up the code. Someone help please!
I've got a problem with increasingly long parameter lists for SProcs... Especially when one calls another SProc, and so on. Is there any way around this? Like can you dynamically construct a string and pass that? I'm just looking to see if more experienced players have found ways around this, or have just dealt with it by using well formed code.
Can any body help me in solving this problem. First I use to get Error which reads "Object Must Implement Iconvertible" After using the overloaded Sp.paramerers.add() function It started giving this problem. I am giving the sample code. ConObject = new SqlConnection(ConString); ConObject.Open(); string SpString ="dbo.SP_Insert_NewPipeLine"; SqlCommand CmdObject = new SqlCommand(SpString,ConObject); CmdObject.CommandType = CommandType.StoredProcedure; CmdObject.Parameters.Add("@RequestTypeId",SqlDbType.Int,4,"0"); //CmdObject.Parameters["@RequestTypeId"].Value= 0; CmdObject.Parameters.Add("@OnBehalfOf",SqlDbType.Int,4,"21");//Onbehalf of Id //CmdObject.Parameters["@OnBehalfOf"].Value = 21;
CmdObject.Parameters.Add("@SubmittedBy",SqlDbType.Int,4,ddlSalesRep.SelectedValue.ToString());//Submitted by Id //CmdObject.Parameters["@SubmittedBy"].Value = ddlSalesRep.SelectedItem.Value; CmdObject.Parameters.Add("@CompanyId",SqlDbType.Int,4,ddlCustomer.SelectedItem.Value.ToString());//Company_Id //CmdObject.Parameters["@CompanyId"].Value = ddlCustomer.SelectedItem.Value; CmdObject.ExecuteScalar();
Maybe I am missing something completely obvious but as far as I can tell I aren't!
I am trying to simply pass a parameter to a stored proc to return results. Easy? So I thought so too...
This is my stored procedure below (in it's ALTER PROCEDURE form):
ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[spd_Tester]
-- Add the parameters for the stored procedure here
@Check int
AS
BEGIN
SELECT * FROM tblPerson
WHERE PersonID = @Check
END
Now I know this is a SQL Server forum but I figure anyone who reads this probably does some application programming as well, so here is the code that calls this. It's in VBA using Access 2003. I figure the error is being returned from SQL Server Express so that's why I have come to this forum instead of an Access forum! I could be wrong though...
Here is the code that calls this:
Dim rs As ADODB.Recordset Dim cmd As ADODB.Command
Set cmd = New ADODB.Command
'Run sql command With cmd .ActiveConnection = CurrentProject.Connection
Now I figure this should work. However, I get the error "Procedure or function 'spd_Tester' expects parameter '@Check', which was not supplied." when I execute the procedure with the number 1 in the txtFirstName text box.
Can someone tell me what I am doing wrong?? The tblPerson table has data in it, if I run the select from a query window, specifying a value for @Check, it works just fine.
Hello guy...i have a problem with my web application...i'm using SqlDataSource and GridView....i'm using store procedure that i've created in my mssql server...the problem is when i'm trying to delete current row...this error alert and said Error
"Procedure or Function "Roles_delete" expects parameter "@Role_name", which not supplied" Im new user in asp.net....how i can passing my selected value to this parameter??? This is my code...please help me guy... Asp.net code <asp:UpdatePanel ID="UpdatePanel1" runat="server"> <ContentTemplate> <asp:SqlDataSource ID="SqlDataSource1" runat="server" ConnectionString="<%$ ConnectionStrings:PVMCCon %>" DeleteCommand="Roles_delete" DeleteCommandType="StoredProcedure" SelectCommand="Roles_select" SelectCommandType="StoredProcedure"> <DeleteParameters> <asp:Parameter Name="Role_name" Type="String" /> </DeleteParameters> </asp:SqlDataSource> <asp:GridView ID="GridView1" runat="server" AutoGenerateColumns="False" BackColor="White" BorderColor="#DEDFDE" BorderStyle="None" BorderWidth="1px" CellPadding="4" DataKeyNames="Role_application_id" DataSourceID="SqlDataSource1" ForeColor="Black" GridLines="Vertical"> <FooterStyle BackColor="#CCCC99" /> <Columns> <asp:CommandField ShowDeleteButton="True" /> <asp:BoundField DataField="Role_application_id" HeaderText="Role_application_id" ReadOnly="True" SortExpression="Role_application_id" /> <asp:BoundField DataField="Role_name" HeaderText="Role_name" SortExpression="Role_name" /> <asp:BoundField DataField="Role_description" HeaderText="Role_description" SortExpression="Role_description" /> </Columns> <RowStyle BackColor="#F7F7DE" /> <SelectedRowStyle BackColor="#CE5D5A" Font-Bold="True" ForeColor="White" /> <PagerStyle BackColor="#F7F7DE" ForeColor="Black" HorizontalAlign="Right" /> <HeaderStyle BackColor="#6B696B" Font-Bold="True" ForeColor="White" /> <AlternatingRowStyle BackColor="White" /> </asp:GridView> </ContentTemplate> </asp:UpdatePanel>
Store Procedure set ANSI_NULLS ON set QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON go
ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[Roles_delete] @Role_name varchar(50) AS BEGIN SET NOCOUNT ON; DELETE FROM Role WHERE Role_name=@Role_name END
Error
Procedure or Function "Roles_delete" expects parameter "@Role_name", which not supplied" Please help me guy to settle my problem...
/* INFO USED HERE WAS TAKEN FROM http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;262499 */ DECLARE @X VARCHAR(10) DECLARE @ParmDefinition NVARCHAR(500) DECLARE @Num_Members SMALLINT SELECT @X = 'x.dbo.v_NumberofMembers' DECLARE @SQLString AS VARCHAR(500)
SET @SQLString = 'SELECT @Num_MembersOUT=Num_Members FROM @DB' SET @ParmDefinition = '@Num_MembersOUT SMALLINT OUTPUT'
Just Need Help On This Error Server: Msg 214, Level 16, State 2, Procedure sp_executesql, Line 11 Procedure expects parameter '@statement' of type 'ntext/nchar/nvarchar'.
I dont know why im getting a errrror b/c I followed http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;262499 exactly
Hello, since a couple of days I'm fighting with RS 2005 and the Stored Procedure.
I have to display the result of a parameterized query and I created a SP that based in the parameter does something:
SET ANSI_NULLS ON SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON CREATE PROCEDURE [schema].[spCreateReportTest] @Name nvarchar(20)= ''
AS BEGIN
declare @slqSelectQuery nvarchar(MAX);
SET NOCOUNT ON set @slqSelectQuery = N'SELECT field1,field2,field3 from table' if (@Name <> '') begin set @slqSelectQuery = @slqSelectQuery + ' where field2=''' + @Name + '''' end EXEC sp_executesql @slqSelectQuery end
Inside my business Intelligence Project I created: -the shared data source with the connection String - a data set : CommandType = Stored Procedure Query String = schema.spCreateReportTest When I run the Query by mean of the "!" icon, the parameter is Prompted and based on the value I provide the proper result set is displayed.
Now I move to "Layout" and my undertanding is that I have to create a report Paramater which values is passed to the SP's parameter... So inside"Layout" tab, I added the parameter: Name allow blank value is checked and is non-queried
the problem is that when I move to Preview -> I set the value into the parameter field automatically created but when I click on "View Report" nothing has been generated!!
I had thought that this was possible but I can't seem to figure out the syntax. Essentially I have a report where one of the parameters is populated by a stored procedure.
Right now this is easily accomplished by using "exec <storedprocname>" as the query string for the report parameter. However I am not clear if it is possible to now incorporate User!UserID as parameter to the stored procedure. Is it? Thanks
Hi There, We have developed a application in VB and connected to SQL Server 6.5, we have some stored procedures where it brings the data from SQL Server 6.5, this application is running since some months, when we run this application it usually take only one minute to generate the report but since couple of days it is taking 25 Minutes to generate the report, even when I run that stored procedure at backend in Query analyzer at Server it is taking 15-20 Minutes to give the result. please can any one help in identifying the problem, What all the things I need to check to identify it. Give me the solution.
We have a customer table and an address table. Each customer can have 1 or more addresses in the address table.
The task is to synchronize customer information from 2 entirely separate systems. I have a stored procedure that reads a text file (exported from the 'master' system) and updates all the customer records in the second system (which is in the sql server db). The queries themselves work. The data is accurate. My issue is with how long it takes the stored procedure to run. With over 11,000 records in the text file, the stored procedure sometimes takes over 3 hours to run.
That seems excessive to me. (and probably to those of you snickering in the back)
As an overview: my stored procedure does the following.
1) creates a temp table 2) dumps the data from the text file into the temp table 3) updates the address table with data from the temp table (records already there) 4) inserts records into the address table from the temp table (records not already there) 5) updates the customer table with an address id 6) drops the temp table
Any help/suggestions is appreciated. If you need more info, let me know.
I have a stored procedure that is taking too long to complete. I'ved narrowed the problem down to the following code. Is there any reason why this should take long to complete for about 40,000 records?
UPDATE Entries
SET EntryStatus = 1, reason = 'code entered more than once'
WHERE TimeSubmitted > @StartOfPeriod AND TimeSubmitted < @EndOfPeriod
AND TimeSubmitted <> @t and ShortCode = @ShortCode
SELECT @WantedDate = CAST(CAST(YEAR(GETDATE()) AS nvarchar)+ '-' +CAST(1 AS nvarchar)+ '-' +CAST(@myNum AS nvarchar) AS SMALLDATETIME), -- User supplied parameter value
I have a stored procedure being called from Visual Cafe 4.0 that takes over 30 minutes to run. Is there any way to backround this so that control returns to the browser that the JFC Applet is running in? The result set is saved to local disk and an email message sent to the user on completion. Thanks, Dave.
I'm an experienced SQL Server and .NET developer, but I wanted to expand the way I look at things and see how other developers approach the situation I'm going to outline in this post. I'm going to be engineering a large, new project soon and I want to examine how I approach this and see if there is a better way.
I work in a small development group with two developers (myself and another). We pretty much wear all the design, testing ,and development hats during the course of a system's development. I had a discussion today with the other developer about creation of stored procedures.
I like to create small specific stored procedures for whatever I'm doing. I will usually have at least 4 stored procedures for each table; Insert, Delete, Update, and Select. Frequently I'll have more Select procedures for special cases. I do this for several reason. One I can get Visual Studio to generate the basic procedures for me and utilize them in a typed dataset. Secondly I can keep all my SQL code server side, and in small maintainable chunks. It is also fairly obvious what my stored procedures do from the name. The main drawback is that the list of stored procedures gets huge.
The developer I work with likes to create a single stored procedure for Insert, Update, and Deletes. Based on the passed primary key, the procedure determines what it should do. For example:
Code Snippet
CREATE PROCEDURE udp_users_processing @key int output, @name varchar(200), @status int AS IF IsNull(@key,0)=0 BEGIN INSERT INTO ut_users(key, name, status) VALUES (@key, @name, @status) SET @key = SCOPE_IDENTITY() END ELSE IF KEY > 0 UPDATE ut_users SET key = @key, name = @name, status = @status ELSE BEGIN DELETE FROM ut_users WHERE key = @key END This has the advantage of being compact, but it has issues with VS.NET and designer support. Loss of designer support isn't a huge problem, but it can be handy to have. I'm also not certain how this approach would work when using typed dataset and the table adapter to do updates.
What is YOUR opinion? How would YOU approach this in your situations? Are there other alternatives that might work just as well?
I have a stored procedure in SQL 2005 that purges data, and may take a few minutes to run. I'd like to report back to the client with status messages as the sp executes, using PRINT statements or something similar. I imagine something similar to BACKUP DATABASE, where it reports on percentage complete as the backup is executing.
I can't seem to find any information on how to do this. All posts on this subject state that it's not possible; that PRINT data is returned after the procedure executes. However it would seem possible since BACKUP DATABASE, for example, does this.
Is there any way to send status type messages to the client as the sp is executing??
When I execute a long running procedure, I get timeout errors when other users try to execute other procedures with UPDATE or INSERT statements.
I suspect that the other procedures are trying to execute DML statements on tables that are locked by the long running procedure.
I have a sharred trigger on all my tables that creates and updates records in tables AuditLogDetails and AuditLogParent for keeping a log of modifications. I suspect that tables AuditoLogDetails and AuditLogParent are locked by the long running procedure.
How can I change the LOCKING behavior of the long running procedure to fix the time out errors that I get?
The long running procedure is displayed below.
ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[spPostPresenceToHistory2]
@PostDate DateTime,
@Department Int,
@Division Int,
@Testing Bit = 0,
@XDoc xml OUTPUT,
@XDoc2 xml OUTPUT,
@ModifierID varchar(20),
@Comment varchar(200)
AS
BEGIN
BEGIN TRANSACTION
DECLARE @PostCount Int,@PreCount Int,@DiffCount Int
Has anyone encountered this before? Procedure or Function 'stored procedure name' expects parameter '@parameter', which was not supplied. It seems that my code is not passing the parameter to the stored procedure. When I click this hyperlink: <asp:HyperLink ID="HyperLink1" Runat="server" NavigateUrl='<%# "../Division.aspx?CountryID=" + Eval("CountryID")%>' Text='<%# Eval("Name") %>' ToolTip='<%# Eval("Description") %>' CssClass='<%# Eval("CountryID").ToString() == Request.QueryString["CountryID"] ? "CountrySelected" : "CountryUnselected" %>'> </asp:HyperLink> it is suppose to get the country name and description, based on the country id. I am passing the country id like this. protected void Page_Load(object sender, EventArgs e) { PopulateControls(); } private void PopulateControls() { string countryId = Request.QueryString["CountryID"]; if (countryId != null) { CountryDetails cd = DivisionAccess.GetCountryDetails(countryId); divisionNameLabel.Text = cd.Name; divisionDescriptionLabel.Text = cd.Description; } } To my app code like this: public struct CountryDetails { public string Name; public string Description; } public static class DivisionAccess { static DivisionAccess() public static DataTable GetCountry() { DbCommand comm = GenericDataAccess.CreateCommand(); comm.CommandText = "GetCountry"; return GenericDataAccess.ExecuteSelectCommand(comm); } public static CountryDetails GetCountryDetails(string cId) { DbCommand comm = GenericDataAccess.CreateCommand(); comm.CommandText = "GetCountryDetails"; DbParameter param = comm.CreateParameter(); param.ParameterName = "@CountryID"; param.Value = 2; param.DbType = DbType.Int32; comm.Parameters.Add(param); DataTable table = GenericDataAccess.ExecuteSelectCommand(comm); CountryDetails details = new CountryDetails(); if (table.Rows.Count > 0) { details.Name = table.Rows[0]["Name"].ToString(); details.Description = table.Rows[0]["Description"].ToString(); } return details; }
As you can see I have two stored procedures I am calling, one does not have a parameter and the other does. The getcountry stored procedure returns the list of countries in a menu that I can click to see the details of that country. That is where my problem is when I click the country name I get Procedure or Function 'GetCountryDetails' expects parameter '@CountryID', which was not supplied Someone please help!
hi all, i'm retreiving user input using textboxes and saving to a gridview. i'm getting this error and i dont know whats causing it. <asp:SqlDataSource ID="SqlDataSource1" runat="server" InsertCommand="INSERT INTO test101(Surname,Names,Regno)VALUES (@Surname, @Names, @Regno)"ConnectionString="<%$ ConnectionStrings:engineeringConnectionString %>" ProviderName=System.Data.SqlClient ConflictDetection="CompareAllValues" >
I try to Update a field of a table using this statementUPDATE Table SET field="Forget.......(long text)" WHERE id=1and I get this error The identifier that starts with 'Forget your bus excursions. Marta Patiño takes a trip out of this world at La Laguna's Science Museum. In April 2001, De' is too long. Maximum length is 128.What is wrong?
Hi, I have a problem with a report in SSRS 2005. I tried to add some custom code to a report. The code is absolutely simple and correct. But when trying to show the report the debugger shows the following error message: error [BC30494] Line is too long.
When I remove the code the report works again.
The code is about 12 words and could not be the problem.
We have a DTSX in which parallel threads are processing ETL. There is a Final step in the DTS to do cleanup tasks. we are getting the following error after ETL completes. This is not consistently reproduced.
Description: An OLE DB error has occurred. Error code: 0x80004005. An OLE DB record is available. Source: "Microsoft SQL Native Client" Hresult: 0x80004005 Description: "Login timeout expired". An OLE DB record is available. Source: "Microsoft SQL Native Client" Hresult: 0x80004005 Description: "Unable to complete login process due to delay in prelogin response". An OLE DB record is available. Source: "Microsoft SQL Native Client" Hresult: 0x80004005 Description: "Shared Memory Provider: Timeout error [258].
I've created a dataset with 27 measures and 20 query parameters. When attempting to load the report containing this dataset I'm shown the message;
'Document contains one or more extremely long lines of text. These lines will cause the editor to respond slowly when you open the file. Do you still want to open the file.'
If I do open the file it does indeed respond very slowly or even hangs.
I can manually format the XML code but amending the code in any way (i.e. using the layout designer to move a chart) removes my formatting and re-introduces the problem.
Are these an unreasonable amount of measures / parameters?
Environment; VS2005 v8.0.507 MSSQL 2005 9.00.1399.06 Build 3790 SP2 Windows Server 2003 SP2
