I'm trying to modify a specific row in a table.
$paper_id = 2A
$query = "UPDATE book SET paper_id='$paper_id', title='$title'";
I'm getting this error <<query failed: Duplicate entry '2A' for key 'PRIMARY'>>
Structure:
Column: paper_id
Type: Char
Length: 20
Deafult: None
Hi everybody couldn't get through with saving my data on the table with two primary keys...
my table structure is this
pubidintUnchecked (primary key)
pubchar(1)Unchecked
publchar(1)Unchecked
pubcodechar(2)Unchecked (primary key)
a sample data is here
pubid pub publ pubcode
1 a b ab
1 b b bb
2 a b ab
2 b b bb
when i save this table modifying the pubid and pubcode as primary keys the following error displays...
Unable to create index 'PK_PUBS3'.
CREATE UNIQUE INDEX terminated because a duplicate key was found for index ID 1. Most significant primary key is '51'.
Could not create constraint. See previous errors.
The statement has been terminated.
what i understand is that on the primary key duplicates are not allowed how could i allow it?
thanks
We have a SQL Server 6.5 table, with composite Primary Key, having the Duplicate Entry for the Key. I wonder how it got entered there? Now when we are trying to import this table to SQL2K, it's failing with Duplicate row error. Any Help?
View 4 Replies View RelatedI am wanting to create a query so that I can combine each of the found duplicates into one entry.
An example of this is:
Name |ID |Tag |Address |carNum
-------------------------------------------------------
Bob Barker |2054| 52377 |235 Some road |9874
Bill Gates |5630| 69471 |014 Washington Rd. |3700
Bob Barker |2054| 97011 |235 Some road |9874
Bob Barker |2054| 40019 |235 Some road |9874
Steve Jobs |8501| 73051 |100 Infinity St. |4901
John Doe |7149| 86740 |7105 Bull Rd. |9282
Bill Gates |5630| 55970 |014 Washington Rd. |3700
Tim Boons |6370| 60701 |852 Mnt. Creek Rd. |7059
In the example above, Bob Barker and Bill gates are both in the database more than once so I would like the output to be the following:
Bob Barker |2054|52377/97011/40019|235 Some road |9874
Bill Gates |5630|69471/55970 |014 Washington Rd.|3700
Steve Jobs |8501|73051 |100 Infinity St. |4901
John Doe |7149|86740 |7105 Bull Rd. |9282
Tim Boons |6370|60701 |852 Mnt. Creek Rd. |7059
Notice how Bob Barker & Bill Gates appends the tag row (the duplicated data) into one row instead of having multiple rows. This is because I do not want to have to check the previous ID and see if it matches the current id and append to the data.
Hi All,
I have a table with name C1_Subscribers with three fields (1)-MobileNumber [varchar]
(2)-ReceivedTime [datetime]
(3)-Status [char].
Now here how to remove duplicate entry of same mobile number to MobileNumber field?
Regards
Shaji
How can i keep only one record from duplicate entry.
Example
COLUMN1COLUMN2COLUMN3COLUMN4
AAA121-12
AAA121-13
AAA121-14
Here i want to keep only the top record and want to delete other 2 rows.
Hi,
I want to know the different sources, mediums and ways using which the duplicate recoprds or adta can make an entry in our database tables. I found 4 ways for this from many articles on net that are as follows:
Duplicate data might arrive at your database via an interface to another system
Data is loaded into table from other sources because during data loads, the integrity constraints are disabled
Merging data from disparate systems
Inheriting a poorly designed databaseBut is there any other ways also present????? Please tell me???
Thanks,
Hi,i am using SQL server 2005 and have a table with 4 columns.Column1 is primary key,col2 is foreign key and col3 and col4 are regular data column.When the user enters the data i want to make sure that for a given foreign key(col2),entries in col3 are not duplicated.Is there a way,i can make sure this at db level,using some kind of constraints or something?Thanks a bunch..
View 10 Replies View RelatedOk, this is a really stupid question, but I can't seem to find an answer I understand. In my SQL database I have a a table called MasterSkillList, to which the user can write by using a little web form with a text box and a drop down list. The table has 2 fields, Skill and Attribute. Skill is the primary key, as no skill can appear twice. What I want to do is prevent just that, I don't want people to enter the same skill more than once. So how do I tell the user that the entry allready exists in the database?
My C# Code is as follows:1 protected void btnSubmit_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
2 {
3 srcAddSkill.InsertParameters["Skill"].DefaultValue = txtSkillName.Text;
4 srcAddSkill.InsertParameters["Attribute"].DefaultValue = ddlAbility.SelectedValue;
5 try
6 {
7 srcAddSkill.Insert();
8 lblErrorMessage.Text = "The skill '" + txtSkillName.Text + "' has been added. It is based on a character's " + ddlAbility.SelectedItem + " score.";
9 lblErrorMessage.Visible = true;
10 txtSkillName.Text = "";
11 }
12 catch (Exception ex)
13 {
14 lblErrorMessage.Text = "An exception has occurred. " + ex.Message;
15 lblErrorMessage.Visible = true;
16 }
I have tested the code below to remove duplicate table entries based on the field IntOOS. This code works; however, I want to ensure I am removing the oldest entries and keeping the most recent entry. The field to key on this would be something like Max(ID). What would be the best way to ensure I keep the most recent table entry?
/*** Removes duplicate rows from ampfm.rpt_AdtVisitDiag table
by Chuck King 20070928
***/
;WITH CTE
as
(
SELECT
ROW_NUMBER() OVER (Partition By IntOOS Order BY IntOOS) AS ROWID
,DischDate
,AdmDiagCode
,ID
,AdmDiagCodeDesc
,AdmittingDiagnosis
,AnyDx
,DischDx
,ECode
,IntOOS
,PrinDxAnesDesc
,PrinDxAnesInd
,PrinDxCode
,PrinDxCondDesc
,PrinDxCondInd
,PrinDxDesc
,PrinDxEqualsAdmDxYnu
,SecDx10AnesDesc
,SecDx10AnesInd
,SecDx10Code
,SecDx10CondDesc
,SecDx10CondInd
,SecDx10Description
,SecDx11AnesDesc
,SecDx11AnesInd
,SecDx11Code
,SecDx11CondDesc
,SecDx11CondInd
,SecDx11Description
,SecDx12AnesDesc
,SecDx12AnesInd
,SecDx12Code
,SecDx12CondDesc
,SecDx12CondInd
,SecDx12Description
,SecDx13AnesDesc
,SecDx13AnesInd
,SecDx13Code
,SecDx13CondDesc
,SecDx13CondInd
,SecDx13Description
,SecDx14AnesDesc
,SecDx14AnesInd
,SecDx14Code
,SecDx14CondDesc
,SecDx14CondInd
,SecDx14Description
,SecDx15Code
,SecDx15Description
,SecDx1AnesDesc
,SecDx1AnesInd
,SecDx1Code
,SecDx1CondDesc
,SecDx1CondInd
,SecDx1Description
,SecDx2AnesDesc
,SecDx2AnesInd
,SecDx2Code
,SecDx2CondDesc
,SecDx2CondInd
,SecDx2Description
,SecDx3AnesDesc
,SecDx3AnesInd
,SecDx3Code
,SecDx3CondDesc
,SecDx3CondInd
,SecDx3Description
,SecDx4AnesDesc
,SecDx4AnesInd
,SecDx4Code
,SecDx4CondDesc
,SecDx4CondInd
,SecDx4Description
,SecDx5AnesDesc
,SecDx5AnesInd
,SecDx5Code
,SecDx5CondDesc
,SecDx5CondInd
,SecDx5Description
,SecDx6AnesDesc
,SecDx6AnesInd
,SecDx6Code
,SecDx6CondDesc
,SecDx6CondInd
,SecDx6Description
,SecDx7AnesDesc
,SecDx7AnesInd
,SecDx7Code
,SecDx7CondDesc
,SecDx7CondInd
,SecDx7Description
,SecDx8AnesDesc
,SecDx8AnesInd
,SecDx8Code
,SecDx8CondDesc
,SecDx8CondInd
,SecDx8Description
,SecDx9AnesDesc
,SecDx9AnesInd
,SecDx9Code
,SecDx9CondDesc
,SecDx9CondInd
,SecDx9Description
,VisitTypeCode
,accountnumber
,DischVisitTypeCode
FROM ampfm.rpt_AdtVisitDiag
)
--Select * From CTE
Delete From CTE Where ROWID > 1
I have a form view that I am using to insert new data into a sql express database and would like to find a way to avoid attempting to insert a record if the key already exists. is there a way to do this with the formview insert command. Everything works great until I try to add a record with an already existing value in the unique key field, then it breaks.
View 1 Replies View RelatedHello All,
I am using the Web Site Administration Tool with the ASP.NET login controls to create/manage user logins & roles for my site.
I have exported the ASPNETDB.MDF into my SQL Database ready to use with my app. The problem that I'm having is that whenever I add a user, using either the Web Site Administration Tool or the Classes available in the code-behind. The entry is doubled up in the database.
This is not a problem when logging on....however, when it comes to deleting a user it will only take one of the entries out and leave the duplicate in there. So if the administrator has deleted a user from the app and then tried to create another one with the same UserName (Which whomever is well within his/her rights to be able to do), they cannot because the entry which has "stay behind" in the database conflicts with the entry.
Any help on this matter would be greatly apprieciated. If any more info on this matter is required please ask (It was quite hard to try and explain this :-)
1.) Would you agree if I said that the MPOG_CASE_ID is the one and only primary key in this table ?
2.) I thought the PRIMARY key can not have duplicate values .... Correct me if you disagree ?
Hi All,
I`m using BCP to import ASCII data text into a table that already has many records. BCP failed because of `Duplicate primary key`.
Now, is there any way using BCP to know precisely which record whose primary key caused that `violation of inserting duplicate key`.
I already used the option -O to output error to a `error.log`, but it doesn`t help much, because that error log contains the same error message mentioned above without telling me exactly which record so that I can pull that `duplicate record` out of my import data file.
TIA and you have a great day.
David Nguyen.
I have a Transform Data Task that copies a lot of data from my source system. Unfortunately, I cannot use a DISTINCT in the SQL from the source system, due to a very poor ODBC driver!
So, when I am creating my primary key, I am trying to do a lookup on the PK column before I insert the record to see if it exists. If it does, then I skip the row. The lookup references the target database of the task.
The problem I have is that the lookup doesn't find any duplicates loaded from the database. It allows them through and causes the database to throw a primary key error.
Has anyone experienced this, or think they know what I'm doing wrong?
I am trying to duplicate a row in a table and this is the solution I came up with:
CREATE PROC duplicate_row(@my_primary_key)
AS
DECLARE @sql_stmt varchar(MAX)
SET @sql_stmt = 'INSERT INTO My_Table('
SELECT@sql_stmt = @sql_stmt + COLUMN_NAME + ','
FROMINFORMATION_SCHEMA.COLUMNS
WHERETABLE_NAME = 'My_Table'
ANDCOLUMN_NAME NOT IN ('my_primary_key','title')
SET @sql_stmt = @sql_stmt + 'title) SELECT '
SELECT@sql_stmt = @sql_stmt + COLUMN_NAME + ','
FROMINFORMATION_SCHEMA.COLUMNS
WHERETABLE_NAME = 'My_Table'
ANDCOLUMN_NAME NOT IN ('my_primary_key','title')
SET @sql_stmt = @sql_stmt +' title+''_copy'' AS title FROM My_Table WHERE my_primary_key = '+LTRIM(STR(@my_primary_key))
EXEC(@sql_stmt)
However this stored proc is horrifically slow. I was wondering if anyone had any suggestions on a better way to accomplish this.
-thanks
Hi,
I get the following error when I try to insert a stored procedure in an SQL-server.
Violation of PRIMARY KEY constraint 'PK_Login'. Cannot insert duplicate key in object 'Login'.
My question if this is the real problem or the symtom of something else? I find it hard to believe that try to insert double key values. The table Login doesn´t contain any values.
Thanks in advance!
How can I avoid duplicate primary key error when I use DetailsView Inserting that the field column is one of the primary key ?
Thanks in advance !
stephen
Hi,
I am putting my problem in an example as I Feel it would be clear.
Assume my table PEOPLE is having 4 columns with 6 rows, the SlNo being primary key.
SlNo Name LastName birthdate
1 A B x --
2 C B x |-- 1 pair (A, B, x)
3 D E y --|------------
4 A E y | |
5 A B x __| |-- 2'nd pair (D, E, y)
6 D E y ---------------
In this scenario, I need to find SlNo values having similar values in other columns. The o/p for above must be:
1
5
0
3
6
0 (0 needs to include in output for distinction in the sets)
(a)IS THIS POSSIBLE TO DO IN ONE SELECT STATEMET? and HOW?
(b)If I create another temp table tempPEOPLE and select distinct row information of the 2'nd, 3'rd and 4'th columns from the PEOPLE table and
then selecting SlNo's where the information match, I am able to get o/p
1
5
3
6
without 0...and I cannot makeout the distinct sets in this.
HOW DO I FIND THE DISTINCTION IN SETS?
Reshma.
I want to delete the duplicate record from a table keeping 1 record aside.
My base table is-info
idnameclass
2abc6a
3abc6a
4abc6a
1abc6a
2abc6a
4abc6a
4abc6a
3abc6a
3abc6a
1abc6a
2abc6a
5abc6a
id-int
name-text
class-varchar
(there is no primary key in this table)
Now I want the result in following way:
idnameclass
2abc6a
3abc6a
4abc6a
1abc6a
I have tried the following query and its running fine but its not a dynamic stuff.
DELETE top (SELECT COUNT(*)-1 FROM aaa WHERE id ='3') --or put some number
FROM aaa
WHERE id ='3'-- or put some number
I have one table that stores log messages generated by a web service. I have a second table where I want to store just the distinct messages from the first table. This second table has two columns one for the message and the second for the checksum of the message. The checksum column is the primary key for the table.
My query for populating the second table looks like:
INSERT INTO TransactionMessages ( message, messageHash )
SELECT DISTINCT message, CHECKSUM( message )
FROM Log
WHERE logDate BETWEEN '2008-03-26 00:00:00' AND '2008-03-26 23:59:59'
AND NOT EXISTS (
SELECT * FROM TransactionMessages
WHERE messageHash = CHECKSUM( Log.message ) )
I run this query once per day to insert the new messages from the day before. It fails when a day has two messages that have the same checksum. In this case I would like to ignore the second message and let the query proceed. I tried creating an instead of insert trigger that only inserted unique primary keys. The trigger looks like:
IF( NOT EXISTS(
SELECT TM.messageHash
FROM TransactionMessages TM, inserted I
WHERE TM.messageHash = I.messageHash
) )
BEGIN
INSERT INTO TransactionMessages ( messageHash, message )
SELECT messageHash, message FROM inserted
END
That didn't work. I think the issue is that all the rows get committed to the table at the end of the whole query. That means the trigger cannot match the duplicate primary key because the initial row has not been inserted yet.
Does anyone know the best way to do this?
Thanks for your help,
Drew
I have 3 source for IS flow. One is flat file, one is DB table and one is output bad data. It might be a situation when I could have duplicate primary key since records come from 3 sources (flat file, db table, reject (output) table). Can any one give me suggestion how to handle duplicate primary key problem in this situation.
Any suggestion will be appreciated.
Thanks..
'm trying to import a text file but the primary key column contains duplicatres (tunrs out to be the nature of the legacy data). How can I kick out all duplicates except, say, for a single primary key value?
TIA,
Barkingdog
the point here that i have a small table with two fileds,
ID (guid) as primerykey
RAF(char)
and the table is empty when i add a new row i recieve this exception,
Violation of PRIMARY KEY constraint 'PK_tblType'. Cannot insert duplicate key in object 'dbo.tblType'.
i found no way to solve the problem.
thanks in advans
I have table variable in which I am inserting data from sql server database. I have made one of the columns called repaidID a primary key so that a clustered index will be created on the table variable. When I run the stored procedure used to insert the data. I have this error message; Violation of Primary key Constraint. Cannot insert duplicate primary key in object. The value that is causing this error is (128503).
I have queried the repaidid 128503 in the database to see if it is a duplicate but could not find any duplicate. The repaidID is a unique id normally use by my company and does not have duplicates.
I want to import a data file into a sql table. The table has a primary key but the data could have a duplicate value in the PK column (error in the source data). How can I "trap" for this type of error in SSIS?
View 10 Replies View RelatedMSSQL2K
SP4
Howdy all. Im trying to write a query that will track a data modification grouped by employer ID and transaction date. I don't know if Im asking it right so here is what I have, plus my current and desired outputs.
--drop table #foo
create table #foo
(empID int,
transDate datetime,
transType varchar(10))
insert into #foo values(1, '01/01/06 01:01:01','Insert')
insert into #foo values(1, '01/01/06 01:01:02','Update')
insert into #foo values(1, '01/01/06 01:01:03','Delete')
insert into #foo values(2, '01/01/06 01:01:01','Insert')
insert into #foo values(2, '01/01/06 01:01:02','Update')
select f.empID, Change =
(select count(transDate) from #foo f2
where f2.empID = f.empID
group by empID),
f.transDate, f.transType
from #foo f
Current results:
132006-01-01 01:01:01.000Insert
132006-01-01 01:01:02.000Update
132006-01-01 01:01:03.000Delete
222006-01-01 01:01:01.000Insert
222006-01-01 01:01:02.000Update
Desired results:
112006-01-01 01:01:01.000Insert
122006-01-01 01:01:02.000Update
132006-01-01 01:01:03.000Delete
212006-01-01 01:01:01.000Insert
222006-01-01 01:01:02.000Update
TIA, CFR
Hello,I have been having a tough time writing the follow requirement for aquery.On a table that the primary key is a tagId and an hourly timestamp, Iwould like to find out for every hour which tags did not get enteredinto the database. Essentially I am looking for patterns of entriesthat are not making it into tableB.Examples of the tables:TableA TableBTagID and TagName TagId TimestampPK PK1 PK2approx 6000 rows approx 6000 rows per hourI am thinking that I will need to do something like:Select tableB1.time, count(*) from tableB1 group by tableB1.timehaving tableB1.time >= XXXX and tableB1.time <= XXXX and tableB1.tagIdnot in (select tagId from tableA where not exists (selecttableA.tagId, distinct.tableB2.time from tableB2)I have been trying to create an effecient query handle this but havenot had any luck. Any assistance would be more then appreciated.Thanks,Andy
View 1 Replies View RelatedThere is a large data table called emp_history on an SQL Server, which contains the employment history of each employee. The significant columns are as follows:
entry_id employee_id start_date position
where entry_id is the primary key and auto-increments.What I need, is to create a query to extract the employee_id and position, based on the most recent record (most recent start_date) for each employee.
One of my database transaction log backup jobs failed this morning, although the log backup was still taken, the job reported failure. The job has run successfully a number of times since. The job reported a primary key violation error on the msdb.dbo.backupmediaset table. The full error message was
Violation of PRIMARY KEY constraint 'PK__backupme__DAC69E4D599F1693'. Cannot insert duplicate key in object 'dbo.backupmediaset'. The duplicate key value is (401862).
Msg 3009, Level 16, State 1, Server myservername, Line 1
Could not insert a backup or restore history/detail record in the msdb database. This may indicate a problem with the msdb database. The backup/restore operation was still successful.
After investigating the backupset and backupmediaset tables in msdb I can see that value used for the failed insert was used previously for the last database log backup in the previous log backup run. The failure was reported for the first database log backup attempted. The SQL Log shows an entry for the log being backed up successfully.
I have checked the identify value in the backupmediaset table using DBCC CHECKIDENT and all looks OK.
DBCC CHECKIDENT ('backupmediaset',NORESEED)
Is there anything else I need to check?
I have records like below, single query to get result below, basically records that has single entry only, which has type '0'
table : temp_test
idtype
c10
c25
c30
c40
c47
c59
c64
c60
c77
c80
c90
Result out of query
idtype
c10
c30
c80
c90
What I really need is to find the entries that have the word LVAD but on either side there should be a space chartacters.In other words I don't want to see the following coming from the query "SILVADENE ([PHI] SULFADIAZINE)"How can we write this query to search only for any entry that has the word " LVAD " ?
Select top 100 * FROM tbl_abc
where
AIMS_Value like '%LVAD%'
I've just applied CU7 to a set of SQL2005 SP2 servers with no problems, except on one server.
I've now fixed the problem, but couldn't find description of it elsewhere so post it here in case it helps anyone else with the same problem.
Here's the problem I had. The server is Windows 2003 with two instances of SQL 2005 SP2 (9.00.3186)
1) Ran the patch (SQLServer2005-KB949095-x86-ENU.exe)
2) C: drive ran out of space whilst patch was running against instance A
3) Cleared down space on C: drive
4) Patch had hung, after 45 minutes of no activity I killed it
5) Re-ran patch, it reported instance A as upgraded already and just upgraded instance B
6) After reboot instance A failed to start. Instance B started with no problem.
The service was failing to start with the following recorded in the log:
Server Microsoft SQL Server 2005 - 9.00.3239.00 (Intel X86)
[€¦]
spid5s The resource database build version is 9.00.3186. This is an informational message only. No user action is required.
spid5s Error: 5173, Severity: 16, State: 1.
spid5s One or more files do not match the primary file of the database. If you are attempting to attach a database, retry the operation with the correct files. If this is an existing database, the file may be corrupted and should be restored from a backup.
spid5s Error: 5173, Severity: 16, State: 1.
spid5s One or more files do not match the primary file of the database. If you are attempting to attach a database, retry the operation with the correct files. If this is an existing database, the file may be corrupted and should be restored from a backup.
spid5s Log file 'C:Program FilesMicrosoft SQL ServerMSSQL.2MSSQLDATAmssqlsystemresource.ldf' does not match the primary file. It may be from a different database or the log may have been rebuilt previously.
spid5s The log cannot be rebuilt when the primary file is read-only.
spid5s Error: 945, Severity: 14, State: 2.
spid5s Database 'mssqlsystemresource' cannot be opened due to inaccessible files or insufficient memory or disk space. See the SQL Server errorlog for details.
I think that the patch must have got part-way through instance A, enough to mark it as being patched, but not far enough to patch the mssqlsystemresource system database (note the version numbers in the log above - 9.00.3239 vs 9.00.3186).
The hotfix log records an error opening the registry, but the detailed log was overwritten by the subsequent (successful) run of the hotfix so there€™s no more detail available.
To fix this I copied in the mssqlsystemresource mdf and ldf files from instance B (which wasn€™t patched the first time round, and was subsequently patched successfully). From what I understand mssqlsystemresource is read-only and holds copies of system sprocs etc, so a copy will suffice. Plus I am assuming the SQL Server is clever enough to complain if it€™s not happy with the instance of the file.
Note that the problem recorded elsewhere for this error, where mssqlsystemresource or other system DBs have been moved from their original installation folders, was not the cause here.
Not sure if this is the 'correct' fix, but it got Instance A up and running. Obviously YMMV