Trace And 6.5---simple Question--Tough Answers
Mar 23, 2004I want to trace just sql statements, ie insert delete and update
On d drive the file should be l dropped
and have a fixed size say 1 mg
How do i set up
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Newbie Needs 3 Simple Answers!
Feb 1, 2007Hello, I am taking a Database course this semester and I am totally clueless on the general concepts of managing a database. I have a few questions about these two tables. If someone could please answer them and maybe explain it to me I would greatly appreciate it!...and yes it is homework but I really want to understand it!
1.Which column or columns contain redundant data?
2.Why would you want this duplication, give an example of a use of this database that would benefit from redundancy.
3.Give an example of a specific constraints you would place on programs that accessed this database to control the redundancy?
PERSON
IDNAMEDEPTGENDER
SC937KirkCMDM
SM105McCoyMEDM
SE602RandCMDF
SE197ScottENGM
S179 SpockSCIM
SC835SuluCMDM
SE213SpockENGF
Hello, I am taking a Database course this semester and I am totally clueless on the general concepts of managing a database.
GRADEBOOK
PERSNAMEDEPTDATECOURSEGRADE
S179 SpockSCI12/1/2252CSCI1100A
SC835SuluCMD1/30/2266CSCI1100A-
SC937KirkCMD1/11/2266CSCI1100D
S179 SpockSCI12/1/2286CSCI4127A
SC835SuluCMD12/1/2286CSCI1701B+
SC937KirkCMD12/1/2286CSCI1100C+
SE197ScottENG12/1/2286CSCI1100A
SE213SpockENG12/1/2286CSCI1100A
SM105McCoyMED12/1/2286CSCI1100C
Transaction Log Huge Loading SQL Profiler Trace Files In Simple Mode
Dec 8, 2007
Hi there - can anyone advise on the following issue. We have recently performed some server side tracing on a particular SQL instance over 24hr period. We are now attempting to load these into a database for analysis. Here lies the problem.
When we are loading the profiler trace files (one at a time) into the database the transaction log is growing at an excessive rate. Even though the database is in SIMPLE mode.
We are loading the traces using the command:
INSERT INTO sqlTableToLoad
SELECT * FROM ::fn_trace_gettable('MytraceFileName', DEFAULT)
Can anyone advise how we could possibly get round this issue as we're running out of space due to the transaction log.
Thanks
Need Answers Urgently Please
Aug 8, 2007Hello Friends,
1) I have a table and column names are
Executiveid
companyname
positiontitle
start date
enddate
I want to see all executives who worked for more than 1000 days in one job. I am not sure but may be i need to use datediff function.
i have 3 tables and i have to use joins
table 1 executive
executiveid
firstname
lastname
companyid
table2 company
companyid
companyname
sales
currencycode
table3 currency
currencycode
description
how am i supposed to join 3 tables. i know how to give joins on 2 tables.
Your help will be greatly appreciated. Thanks
Useful SQL 2005 Answers For .NET Developers
Oct 10, 2007Are you new to SQL Server 2005? http://aspalliance.com/1455 These are the frequently asked questions in SQL Server 2005. Let me know your comments.
Uday Denduluri
Software Engineer
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Some Very Blurry Questions I Really Need Answers To!
Apr 20, 2007Hello all,
I recently started learning SQL 2000(70-228)in hopes of getting a certification, after having ordered the nuggets for this and reading through the official microsoft book I am doing some tests I found online. But here's where my problem starts, some of these test questions go against what I think I just learned. To give you an example, check out following screenshot,
If you read the question thoroughly you eventually come at the last line, which states clearly "You do not want to change the way analysts query the database". So if you don't want that, then options B, C and D are all out of the question cuz you will have to instruct the analysts how to select either from the view, or how to execute your stored procedure, or how they should query from the new table, this all changes the way they query the database. This would only leave option A to be the logical choice, but when I click the "SHOW ANSWER" button on the question it says the correct answer is answer D????? Am I missing the boat or has this question just plain got it wrong.
Now onto my next question, this is in line with my previous question, it also involves a question to which I am sure I know the answer but ofcourse my answer is found wrong by the testking answer,
see how it says that you should remove the tablock option, this option to me is just plain wrong, cuz placing a tablock would improve performance when doing a bulk insert. Users would not be vying for locks on the table and you could run your insert at optimal speed. Options A, B, C, D are all guesswork and you would not be able to know beforehand which would give you the best performance(5% or 10%), so you can safely exclude these.
After checking the MSDN webpage on the BULK INSERT you can see why the Tablock option certainly would not have to be removed,
Which leaves option E as the only logical choice, it would be far more logical to drop the indexes, cuz doing a large bulk insert would leave you with lots of indexes to be rearranged and ordered(lots of IO operations). Removing the rowterminator ofcourse should not be removed, so hence thats why I thought option E would be the only correct answer.
So now I am asking of the kind users here with lots more knowledge than me what their opinion is on the matter, am I right or is the testking answer right?
Hoping to hear from you soon,
Thnx,
Peter
MS Access && MS SQL Server: Long Time Answers
Jan 12, 2004I use MS ACCESS and tables linked to MS SQL SERVER tables.
There are indexes defined (they are visible in MS ACCESS too).
Sometimes DLOOKUP functions are taking long time.
Why?
This Is A Tough One
Jun 27, 2007The following table is counts of the patients that are currently in these statuses. For example, there are 4 people in Triage/Greenhttp://www.helixpoint.com/sql/TriageStatusGrid.jpgIf you look at a screen shot of the tables below, Red/Yellow/Green... These are in the Priority table. Red Being "Immediate or ID of 1http://www.helixpoint.com/sql/db.gifNow the grid and the db do not match...but here is a scenario from the db screen shot.. Patient 1, 2, 3, and 4 are currently in Sector 2 (transport)Patient 1, 3, and 4 are currently in Priority 1(Immediate)Here is a kicker. Patient 4 can not be counted because he has a dischargeDateTime in the Patient table.So here are the counts I need to get:So there are 3 patients in the transport column ( Patient 1, 2, 3) “4 has been discharged�2 patients in the immediate/Red column ( Patient 1, 3) “4 has been discharged�I would need to return a number 2 for the Transport/Red columnHow can I do this sql? Would I do this in multiple sql calls? Can you give me an example?This is what I triedIt does not seem to use the current status SELECT COUNT(*) AS Expr1FROM Patient LEFT OUTER JOINSectorHistory ON Patient.PatientID = SectorHistory.PatientID LEFT OUTER JOINPriorityHistory ON Patient.PatientID = PriorityHistory.PatientIDWHERE (Patient.DischargeDateTime IS NULL) AND (PriorityHistory.PriorityID = 1) AND (SectorHistory.SectorID = 2)
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Jun 25, 2004I have an employee table, which i have to join with itself because I have to findout someones primary boss. An employee can have several bosses...
This is an example of the table.
Emp_Id 1
Emp_name John
Boss 'n/a'
Emp_Id 2
Emp_name Peter
Boss 1
Emp_Id 3
Emp_name Mary
Boss_Id 1
Emp_Id 3
Emp_name Mary
Boss_Id 2
I know this isnt a normalized table, but anyway... for each boss that an employee has there is one record depicting the employes boss.
In this case Mary has 2 bosses, John and Peter.
What I need is a query that returns the employee information and the primary boss( in this case the boss with the lowest id)
So for mary the query would return
Emp_iD, Emp_name, Boss_Id
3 Mary 1
Anyone know how could i do this?
Tough Problem...
Jun 29, 2004I need a query that will return data in the following format.
Col1 Col2 Count
---------------
A | B | 1
A | C | 2
A | D | 3
A | E | 4
B | A | 1
B | B | 2
B | C | 3
--------------
In other words I want to group the results by col1 and when col1 one changes I want to restart my rowcount. I also want to return the row count for each record.
I have tried many different methods, but I am starting to think that this is not even possible.
Any ideas?
Thanks...
Tough Question
Apr 21, 2008Ok, I'm needing to write a view for a 3rd party scripting tool to call. Apparently this scrpting tool cannot call a function or SP.
Here is the problem. The view needs to take a notes col and a date col
and concat them together as one col and the cus acct # as 2nd col.
There will be several rows of notes to one cus acct #.
So if a normal select against this returns
note date acct
================================
txt1 1/1/00 1
txt2 1/2/00 2
txt3 1/3/00 1
I need to return this through a view
notes acct
===========================
txt1 1/1/00, txt3 1/3/00 1
txt2 1/2/00 2
I realize there are several ways to do this in a SP or function
but through a view?
Tough Query
Feb 13, 2004Hi,
I have a table with a couple of million rows. Each row as its datetime field spilt between numerous columns (year, month, day, hour... it's a datawarehouse fact table).
Here's what I'd like to do in a query:
If a value is missing (in the column value) it's set to -999. What I'd like to do is to set this column to the value of the hour before this one. For example, here's some data before and after an update:
BEFORE:
MONTH DAY HOUR VALUE
==================
01 31 21 33.5
01 31 22 -999
03 07 24 87.6
03 08 01 -999
AFTER:
MONTH DAY HOUR VALUE
==================
01 31 21 33.5
01 31 22 33.5
03 07 24 87.6
03 08 01 87.6
Here's the complete design of my table
IDENT nvarchar 50
THEDATE datetime
THEDAY int
THEMONTH int
THEYEAR int
THEVALUE real
SOURCE nvarchar 255
How can I do this?
Thanks,
Skip.
Tough Little Trigger
Jul 23, 2005Given the following 3 Tables:CREATE TABLE [Company] ([CompanyID] [int] NOT NULL ,[DateTimeCreated] [datetime] NOT NULL CONSTRAINT[DF_Company_DateTimeCreated] DEFAULT (getdate()),[DateTimeModified] [datetime] NULL ,CONSTRAINT [PK_Company] PRIMARY KEY CLUSTERED([CompanyID]) ON [PRIMARY]) ON [PRIMARY]GOCREATE TABLE [CompanyOffice] ([CompanyID] [int] NOT NULL ,[OfficeID] [int] NOT NULL ,[IsActive] [bit] NOT NULL ,CONSTRAINT [PK_CompanyOffice] PRIMARY KEY CLUSTERED([CompanyID],[OfficeID]) ON [PRIMARY] ,CONSTRAINT [FK_CompanyOffice_Company] FOREIGN KEY([CompanyID]) REFERENCES [Company] ([CompanyID]),CONSTRAINT [FK_CompanyOffice_Office] FOREIGN KEY([OfficeID]) REFERENCES [Office] ([OfficeID])) ON [PRIMARY]GOCREATE TABLE [Office] ([OfficeID] [int] NOT NULL ,[DateTimeCreated] [datetime] NOT NULL CONSTRAINT[DF_Office_DateTimeCreated] DEFAULT (getdate()),[DateTimeModified] [datetime] NULL ,[FullOfficeName] [varchar] (100) COLLATE SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_ASNOT NULL ,CONSTRAINT [PK_Office] PRIMARY KEY CLUSTERED([OfficeID]) ON [PRIMARY]) ON [PRIMARY]GOThe CompanyOffice.dbo.IsActive bit field is supposed to be marked"true" for 1 record per a given Office (i.e. there can only be a single"Active" Company for any given Office). I decided the best way toenforce is through a trigger...My initial thoughts were a toggling effect (similar to the behaviorthat a radio button exhibits)... which would work like a champ for aSingle Row Insert or Update but for a Multi Row Insert/Update not thatstaight forward... I fooled around a little with some complicatedsub-queries that did not pan out. The only other way to do this is toutilize a cursor (at least that I can think of). Because of theoverhead with a cursor, I find this incredibly undesirable.My secondary thought was to just restrict an Insert or Update Statementthat leaves the Table in an "error" state (2 or 0 Active Companies peran Office). Then I realized that if the "Toggling Trigger" did notexist from above, it will often be the case that the Table would haveto be left in an "error" state for a short while, until a second updatestatement is run. (example, I insert a new active Company in theCompanyOffice table for an Office, then I go to the other activeCompany record for this Office and set the IsActive flag to false...for that short period of time between the 2 statement the DB is an"error" state, because there are 2 Active Companies for that singleOffice.) That makes this solution very undesirable.Any suggestions?Thanks in Advance --Rich
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Aug 5, 2006The following data set is building inspection visits. 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206, V14141, BLDG44, 3/9/2006, 142, V24142, BLDG44, 3/9/2006, 233, V23143, BLDG44, 3/9/2006, 319, V24144, BLDG44, 3/10/2006, 142, V24145, BLDG44, 3/10/2006, 319, V24146, BLDG44, 3/10/2006, 233, V23147, BLDG45, 9/15/2005, 128, V6148, BLDG45, 9/15/2005, 128, V9149, BLDG46, 5/24/2006, 25, V2150, BLDG46, 5/24/2006, 391, V8151, BLDG47, 1/17/2006, 321, V6152, BLDG47, 1/17/2006, 321, V22153, BLDG48, 7/13/2006, 38, V18154, BLDG48, 7/13/2006, 318, V11155, BLDG49, 7/12/2006, 142, V23156, BLDG49, 7/12/2006, 263, V23157, BLDG50, 4/11/2006, 62, V24158, BLDG50, 4/11/2006, 142, V24159, BLDG50, 4/12/2006, 62, V24160, BLDG50, 4/12/2006, 142, V24161, BLDG51, 10/13/2005, 78, V13162, BLDG51, 10/13/2005, 325, V13163, BLDG52, 5/2/2006, 145, V9164, BLDG52, 5/2/2006, 390, V12165, BLDG52, 5/2/2006, 390, V9166, BLDG52, 5/3/2006, 145, V8167, BLDG52, 5/3/2006, 390, V9168, BLDG52, 5/3/2006, 390, V12169, BLDG53, 12/14/2005, 76, V9170, BLDG53, 12/14/2005, 322, V9171, BLDG53, 12/15/2005, 76, V9172, BLDG53, 12/15/2005, 322, V9173, BLDG53, 12/15/2005, 322, V22174, BLDG54, 9/6/2005, 323, V3175, BLDG54, 9/6/2005, 323, V27176, BLDG54, 12/13/2005, 323, V22177, BLDG54, 12/13/2005, 323, V27178, BLDG55, 9/6/2005, 129, V21179, BLDG55, 9/6/2005, 233, V23180, BLDG55, 9/7/2005, 38, V23181, BLDG55, 9/7/2005, 233, V23182, BLDG55, 9/7/2005, 142, V23183, BLDG55, 9/7/2005, 129, V21184, BLDG55, 9/8/2005, 38, V23185, BLDG55, 9/8/2005, 233, V23186, BLDG55, 9/8/2005, 142, V23187, BLDG55, 9/8/2005, 129, V21188, BLDG55, 9/9/2005, 129, V21189, BLDG55, 9/9/2005, 233, V23190, BLDG55, 6/20/2006, 142, V8191, BLDG55, 6/20/2006, 142, V29192, BLDG56, 6/28/2006, 131, V13193, BLDG56, 6/28/2006, 319, V13194, BLDG56, 6/29/2006, 131, V13195, BLDG56, 6/29/2006, 319, V13196, BLDG57, 11/8/2005, 320, V22197, BLDG57, 11/8/2005, 320, V27198, BLDG58, 1/25/2006, 13, V3199, BLDG58, 1/25/2006, 14, V13200, BLDG59, 11/29/2005, 233, V9201, BLDG59, 11/29/2005, 233, V14202, BLDG60, 2/8/2006, 323, V22203, BLDG60, 2/8/2006, 323, V27204, BLDG61, 1/17/2006, 166, V3205, BLDG61, 1/17/2006, 166, V22206, BLDG62, 9/27/2005, 320, V3207, BLDG62, 9/27/2005, 320, V22208, BLDG62, 2/21/2006, 115, V9209, BLDG62, 2/21/2006, 320, V9210, BLDG62, 2/22/2006, 115, V9211, BLDG62, 2/22/2006, 320, V9212, BLDG63, 11/14/2005, 87, V11213, BLDG63, 11/14/2005, 129, V27214, BLDG63, 11/14/2005, 323, V27215, BLDG63, 11/15/2005, 129, V11216, BLDG63, 11/15/2005, 143, V11217, BLDG63, 11/16/2005, 129, V11218, BLDG63, 11/16/2005, 143, V11219, BLDG63, 11/17/2005, 129, V11220, BLDG63, 11/17/2005, 143, V11221, BLDG63, 11/18/2005, 129, V27222, BLDG63, 11/18/2005, 143, V11223, BLDG64, 6/7/2006, 253, V2224, BLDG64, 6/7/2006, 391, V6225, BLDG65, 6/7/2006, 253, V2226, BLDG65, 6/7/2006, 391, V14227, BLDG66, 1/11/2006, 39, V25228, BLDG66, 1/11/2006, 141, V25229, BLDG66, 1/12/2006, 39, V25230, BLDG66, 1/12/2006, 141, V25231, BLDG66, 3/20/2006, 39, V23232, BLDG66, 3/20/2006, 76, V23233, BLDG66, 3/21/2006, 39, V23234, BLDG66, 3/21/2006, 115, V23235, BLDG66, 3/21/2006, 76, V23236, BLDG66, 3/22/2006, 39, V23237, BLDG66, 3/22/2006, 115, V23238, BLDG66, 3/22/2006, 76, V23239, BLDG67, 5/26/2006, 141, V7240, BLDG67, 5/26/2006, 141, V17241, BLDG68, 12/21/2005, 141, V8242, BLDG68, 12/21/2005, 141, V17243, BLDG69, 5/23/2006, 50, V3244, BLDG69, 5/23/2006, 50, V8245, BLDG70, 2/1/2006, 114, V17246, BLDG70, 2/1/2006, 114, V22247, BLDG71, 10/11/2005, 131, V8248, BLDG71, 10/11/2005, 334, V8249, BLDG71, 3/10/2006, 334, V8250, BLDG71, 3/10/2006, 334, V22251, BLDG72, 7/31/2006, 398, V2252, BLDG72, 7/31/2006, 398, V22253, BLDG73, 11/30/2005, 129, V23254, BLDG73, 11/30/2005, 326, V24255, BLDG74, 11/29/2005, 143, V22256, BLDG74, 11/29/2005, 143, V23257, BLDG75, 4/26/2006, 12, V18258, BLDG75, 4/26/2006, 17, V18259, BLDG76, 6/6/2006, 320, V14260, BLDG76, 6/6/2006, 320, V15261, BLDG77, 1/10/2006, 78, V2262, BLDG77, 1/10/2006, 325, V9263, BLDG77, 1/11/2006, 78, V2264, BLDG77, 1/11/2006, 325, V8265, BLDG77, 1/11/2006, 325, V6266, BLDG78, 5/17/2006, 141, V17267, BLDG78, 5/17/2006, 141, V22268, BLDG79, 9/13/2005, 37, V19269, BLDG79, 9/13/2005, 318, V19270, BLDG80, 12/20/2005, 34, V13271, BLDG80, 12/20/2005, 250, V13272, BLDG81, 4/19/2006, 25, V22273, BLDG81, 4/19/2006, 391, V2274, BLDG82, 5/3/2006, 108, V14275, BLDG82, 5/3/2006, 391, V2276, BLDG83, 6/19/2006, 36, V8277, BLDG83, 6/19/2006, 393, V8278, BLDG84, 2/13/2006, 13, V14279, BLDG84, 2/13/2006, 143, V8280, BLDG85, 5/8/2006, 308, V8281, BLDG85, 5/8/2006, 391, V2282, BLDG86, 4/25/2006, 322, V8283, BLDG86, 4/25/2006, 322, V22284, BLDG87, 7/14/2006, 322, V13285, BLDG87, 7/14/2006, 322, V15286, BLDG88, 2/2/2006, 322, V8287, BLDG88, 2/2/2006, 322, V22288, BLDG89, 4/13/2006, 390, V2289, BLDG89, 4/13/2006, 390, V8290, BLDG90, 10/12/2005, 131, V8291, BLDG90, 10/12/2005, 334, V8292, BLDG91, 6/26/2006, 131, V22293, BLDG91, 6/26/2006, 319, V22294, BLDG91, 6/27/2006, 131, V22295, BLDG91, 6/27/2006, 319, V22296, BLDG92, 3/1/2006, 39, V23297, BLDG92, 3/1/2006, 141, V23298, BLDG92, 3/2/2006, 39, V23299, BLDG92, 3/2/2006, 115, V23300, BLDG92, 3/2/2006, 141, V23301, BLDG92, 3/3/2006, 39, V23302, BLDG92, 3/3/2006, 141, V23303, BLDG92, 3/3/2006, 115, V23304, BLDG92, 7/20/2006, 115, V23305, BLDG92, 7/20/2006, 141, V25306, BLDG92, 7/21/2006, 115, V23307, BLDG92, 7/21/2006, 141, V25308, BLDG93, 5/8/2006, 78, V2309, BLDG93, 5/8/2006, 325, V9310, BLDG93, 5/9/2006, 78, V2311, BLDG93, 5/9/2006, 78, V9312, BLDG93, 5/9/2006, 325, V9313, BLDG94, 6/19/2006, 128, V9314, BLDG94, 6/19/2006, 358, V9315, BLDG94, 6/20/2006, 128, V9316, BLDG94, 6/20/2006, 358, V9317, BLDG95, 6/6/2006, 253, V2318, BLDG95, 6/6/2006, 391, V14319, BLDG96, 6/6/2006, 253, V2320, BLDG96, 6/6/2006, 391, V14321, BLDG97, 6/5/2006, 253, V7322, BLDG97, 6/5/2006, 391, V7323, BLDG98, 1/24/2006, 322, V9324, BLDG98, 1/24/2006, 322, V22325, BLDG99, 10/12/2005, 323, V7326, BLDG99, 10/12/2005, 323, V15327, BLDG100, 12/21/2005, 320, V14328, BLDG100, 12/21/2005, 320, V22329, BLDG100, 2/23/2006, 115, V9330, BLDG100, 2/23/2006, 320, V9331, BLDG100, 2/24/2006, 115, V9332, BLDG100, 2/24/2006, 320, V9333, BLDG101, 2/22/2006, 115, V9334, BLDG101, 2/22/2006, 320, V9335, BLDG101, 2/23/2006, 115, V9336, BLDG101, 2/23/2006, 320, V9337, BLDG102, 10/13/2005, 131, V8338, BLDG102, 10/13/2005, 334, V8339, BLDG103, 1/12/2006, 119, V7340, BLDG103, 1/12/2006, 119, V22341, BLDG104, 5/17/2006, 233, V23342, BLDG104, 5/17/2006, 243, V23343, BLDG104, 5/18/2006, 233, V23344, BLDG104, 5/18/2006, 243, V23345, BLDG105, 11/22/2005, 309, V6346, BLDG105, 11/22/2005, 309, V22347, BLDG106, 1/12/2006, 166, V8348, BLDG106, 1/12/2006, 166, V22349, BLDG107, 9/27/2005, 206, V7350, BLDG107, 9/27/2005, 206, V20351, BLDG108, 4/12/2006, 322, V14352, BLDG108, 4/12/2006, 322, V22353, BLDG109, 3/27/2006, 17, V11354, BLDG109, 3/27/2006, 358, V11355, BLDG109, 3/27/2006, 127, V11356, BLDG109, 3/27/2006, 142, V11357, BLDG109, 3/27/2006, 144, V11358, BLDG109, 3/27/2006, 318, V11359, BLDG109, 3/27/2006, 129, V11360, BLDG109, 3/28/2006, 17, V11361, BLDG109, 3/28/2006, 115, V11362, BLDG109, 3/28/2006, 358, V11363, BLDG109, 3/28/2006, 334, V11364, BLDG109, 3/28/2006, 323, V11365, BLDG109, 3/28/2006, 318, V11366, BLDG109, 3/28/2006, 144, V11367, BLDG109, 3/28/2006, 142, V11368, BLDG109, 3/28/2006, 129, V11369, BLDG109, 3/28/2006, 127, V11370, BLDG109, 3/29/2006, 17, V11371, BLDG109, 3/29/2006, 323, V11372, BLDG109, 3/29/2006, 358, V11373, BLDG109, 3/29/2006, 334, V11374, BLDG109, 3/29/2006, 318, V11375, BLDG109, 3/29/2006, 144, V11376, BLDG109, 3/29/2006, 142, V11377, BLDG109, 3/29/2006, 129, V11378, BLDG109, 3/29/2006, 127, V11379, BLDG109, 3/29/2006, 115, V11380, BLDG109, 3/30/2006, 17, V11381, BLDG109, 3/30/2006, 129, V11382, BLDG109, 3/30/2006, 358, V11383, BLDG109, 3/30/2006, 334, V11384, BLDG109, 3/30/2006, 323, V11385, BLDG109, 3/30/2006, 318, V11386, BLDG109, 3/30/2006, 144, V11387, BLDG109, 3/30/2006, 142, V11388, BLDG109, 3/30/2006, 127, V11389, BLDG109, 3/30/2006, 115, V11390, BLDG109, 3/31/2006, 17, V11391, BLDG109, 3/31/2006, 318, V11392, BLDG109, 3/31/2006, 358, V11393, BLDG109, 3/31/2006, 144, V11394, BLDG109, 3/31/2006, 142, V11395, BLDG109, 3/31/2006, 129, V11396, BLDG109, 3/31/2006, 127, V11397, BLDG109, 3/31/2006, 115, V11398, BLDG110, 11/7/2005, 320, V22399, BLDG110, 11/7/2005, 320, V27400, BLDG111, 10/12/2005, 146, V8401, BLDG111, 10/12/2005, 146, V22402, BLDG112, 2/14/2006, 141, V8403, BLDG112, 2/14/2006, 141, V22404, BLDG113, 2/15/2006, 145, V9405, BLDG113, 2/15/2006, 233, V9406, BLDG113, 2/16/2006, 145, V8407, BLDG113, 2/16/2006, 233, V9408, BLDG114, 1/26/2006, 310, V6409, BLDG114, 1/26/2006, 310, V8410, BLDG115, 5/5/2006, 36, V9411, BLDG115, 5/5/2006, 376, V9412, BLDG115, 7/5/2006, 36, V9413, BLDG115, 7/5/2006, 376, V9414, BLDG115, 7/6/2006, 36, V9415, BLDG115, 7/6/2006, 376, V9416, BLDG116, 4/12/2006, 34, V4417, BLDG116, 4/12/2006, 34, V13418, BLDG117, 12/27/2005, 323, V13419, BLDG117, 12/27/2005, 323, V27420, BLDG117, 2/17/2006, 14, V3421, BLDG117, 2/17/2006, 323, V3422, BLDG118, 1/31/2006, 308, V17423, BLDG118, 1/31/2006, 308, V22424, BLDG119, 5/9/2006, 308, V8425, BLDG119, 5/9/2006, 391, V2426, BLDG120, 11/8/2005, 233, V28427, BLDG120, 11/8/2005, 233, V29428, BLDG121, 12/15/2005, 141, V8429, BLDG121, 12/15/2005, 141, V17430, BLDG122, 5/23/2006, 25, V2431, BLDG122, 5/23/2006, 391, V22432, BLDG123, 4/20/2006, 25, V14433, BLDG123, 4/20/2006, 391, V2434, BLDG124, 4/17/2006, 25, V22435, BLDG124, 4/17/2006, 391, V2436, BLDG125, 4/18/2006, 25, V22437, BLDG125, 4/18/2006, 391, V2438, BLDG126, 10/18/2005, 13, V19439, BLDG126, 10/18/2005, 13, V22440, BLDG127, 5/10/2006, 308, V8441, BLDG127, 5/10/2006, 391, V2442, BLDG128, 1/10/2006, 78, V11443, BLDG128, 1/10/2006, 233, V23444, BLDG129, 11/8/2005, 78, V9445, BLDG129, 11/8/2005, 325, V9446, BLDG129, 11/9/2005, 78, V9447, BLDG129, 11/9/2005, 325, V9448, BLDG130, 10/18/2005, 325, V28449, BLDG130, 10/18/2005, 334, V9450, BLDG130, 11/9/2005, 78, V9451, BLDG130, 11/9/2005, 334, V9452, BLDG130, 11/9/2005, 325, V9453, BLDG130, 11/10/2005, 78, V9454, BLDG130, 11/10/2005, 325, V9455, BLDG130, 11/10/2005, 334, V6456, BLDG131, 5/30/2006, 50, V3457, BLDG131, 5/30/2006, 50, V8458, BLDG132, 5/24/2006, 31, V6459, BLDG132, 5/24/2006, 31, V22460, BLDG133, 2/7/2006, 114, V17461, BLDG133, 2/7/2006, 114, V22462, BLDG134, 6/21/2006, 62, V9463, BLDG134, 6/21/2006, 309, V28464, BLDG135, 5/10/2006, 78, V9465, BLDG135, 5/10/2006, 325, V9466, BLDG135, 5/11/2006, 78, V9467, BLDG135, 5/11/2006, 325, V9468, BLDG136, 12/15/2005, 129, V23469, BLDG136, 12/15/2005, 233, V23470, BLDG137, 5/17/2006, 129, V6471, BLDG137, 5/17/2006, 129, V8472, BLDG138, 3/8/2006, 336, V8473, BLDG138, 3/8/2006, 336, V22474, BLDG139, 3/20/2006, 129, V14475, BLDG139, 3/20/2006, 129, V19476, BLDG140, 3/22/2006, 52, V29477, BLDG140, 3/22/2006, 334, V29478, BLDG140, 3/23/2006, 52, V29479, BLDG140, 3/23/2006, 334, V29480, BLDG141, 1/4/2006, 78, V22481, BLDG141, 1/4/2006, 334, V22482, BLDG142, 9/7/2005, 52, V8483, BLDG142, 9/7/2005, 52, V10484, BLDG143, 5/4/2006, 78, V28485, BLDG143, 5/4/2006, 334, V29486, BLDG144, 5/11/2006, 50, V3487, BLDG144, 5/11/2006, 50, V8488, BLDG144, 5/12/2006, 50, V7489, BLDG144, 5/12/2006, 50, V8490, BLDG145, 10/4/2005, 119, V16491, BLDG145, 10/4/2005, 119, V19492, BLDG146, 6/6/2006, 34, V7493, BLDG146, 6/6/2006, 34, V8494, BLDG147, 9/14/2005, 36, V28495, BLDG147, 9/14/2005, 324, V5496, BLDG148, 9/14/2005, 322, V14497, BLDG148, 9/14/2005, 322, V15498, BLDG149, 6/20/2006, 123, V8499, BLDG149, 6/20/2006, 123, V22500, BLDG150, 5/16/2006, 12, V18501, BLDG150, 5/16/2006, 318, V18502, BLDG151, 4/17/2006, 62, V23503, BLDG151, 4/17/2006, 142, V23504, BLDG151, 4/17/2006, 318, V23505, BLDG151, 4/17/2006, 154, V2506, BLDG151, 4/18/2006, 62, V23507, BLDG151, 4/18/2006, 318, V23508, BLDG151, 4/18/2006, 142, V23509, BLDG151, 4/18/2006, 154, V2510, BLDG151, 4/19/2006, 62, V22511, BLDG151, 4/19/2006, 318, V23512, BLDG151, 4/19/2006, 154, V2513, BLDG151, 4/19/2006, 142, V23514, BLDG152, 10/20/2005, 320, V14515, BLDG152, 10/20/2005, 320, V15516, BLDG153, 7/11/2006, 334, V8517, BLDG153, 7/11/2006, 334, V9518, BLDG154, 2/1/2006, 53, V23519, BLDG154, 2/1/2006, 323, V23520, BLDG154, 2/2/2006, 53, V23521, BLDG154, 2/2/2006, 323, V23522, BLDG154, 2/3/2006, 53, V23523, BLDG154, 2/3/2006, 323, V27524, BLDG154, 2/3/2006, 323, V23525, BLDG154, 7/12/2006, 53, V24526, BLDG154, 7/12/2006, 139, V26527, BLDG154, 7/12/2006, 141, V25528, BLDG154, 7/13/2006, 53, V24529, BLDG154, 7/13/2006, 139, V26530, BLDG154, 7/13/2006, 141, V25531, BLDG154, 7/14/2006, 53, V24532, BLDG154, 7/14/2006, 141, V25533, BLDG154, 7/14/2006, 139, V26534, BLDG155, 9/14/2005, 323, V7535, BLDG155, 9/14/2005, 323, V27536, BLDG156, 9/12/2005, 165, V6537, BLDG156, 9/12/2005, 165, V8538, BLDG157, 10/27/2005, 32, V13539, BLDG157, 10/27/2005, 310, V13540, BLDG158, 11/2/2005, 320, V14541, BLDG158, 11/2/2005, 320, V15542, BLDG158, 2/20/2006, 115, V9543, BLDG158, 2/20/2006, 320, V9544, BLDG158, 2/21/2006, 115, V9545, BLDG158, 2/21/2006, 320, V9546, BLDG158, 4/26/2006, 320, V3547, BLDG158, 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Dec 16, 2003I'm having major problems with SqlClient Data provider connections in my application. I'm using Win 2003 Server with SQL Server 2000 (both on the same machine), and my application is developed in VB.NET.
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The symptoms are that at seemingly random times, not nessecarily during peak hours, the application becomes extremely slow and stops responding. The error message that is beeing generated is "Timeout expired. The timeout period elapsed prior to completion of the operation or the server is not responding."
After monitoring and debugging, I've found two things.
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Nov 21, 2001Hello,
I have a table with 3 cols--- id1,id2 and id3
Total no.of rows-- 18
id1id2id3
11
25
35
45
51
6100
7100
845
944
1045
11100
126
136
141
152
163
17111
18123
id1 is an identity column.
I have to populate third column which is id3 based on the data in id2.
I have to group similar values in id2 together
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For eg: we have three 100's in id2, so we should have values 1,2,3 for id3.
we have two 45's in id2, we should have values 1,2 for id3.
so final output should be:
id1id2id3
111
251
352
453
512
61001
71002
8451
9441
10452
111003
1261
1362
1413
1521
1631
171111
181231
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I know from other posts that this works:
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But I have an advanced googlesque search that includes "Without the Words:". I want to include inflectionals in the list of words to be omitted. Can this be done?
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Quote:
select distinct a.memberFirstName, a.memberLastName, c.ChapterName, d.divisionName,
count(f.memberID) as numMembers
FROM Members a
INNER JOIN groupLeaders b
ON a.memberID = b.memberID
Inner JOIN Chapters c
ON c.chapterID = b.chapterID
LEFT JOIN divisions d
ON d.divisionID = c.divisionID
Inner Join groupsOfEight e
ON e.groupLeaderID = b.groupLeaderID
Inner Join groupOfEightMembers f
ON f.groupOfEightID = e.groupOfEightID
Group BY a.memberFirstName, a.memberLastName, c.chapterName, d.divisionName
Order By divisionName, numMembers
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[NOTE: All chapters have a division, linked by a divisionID in the "Chapters" table -- I need to get a count of all the "ChapterMembers" [chaptermembers is a table also] that are in the Division.
Here is the query I started to build before I ran into serious trouble:
Quote:
select a.divisionName, count('c.memberID') as numMembers
From Divisions a
Inner Join Chapters b
On b.divisionID = a.divisionID
Inner Join chapterMembers c
ON c.chapterID = b.chapterID
Left Join Members d
ON d.memberID = c.memberID
LEFT Join groupLeaders e
On e.memberID = d.memberID
Group By a.divisionName
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[CD] has
ID - Primary key
FirstName
LastName
Birthdate
Etc
[MD] has
ID - Primary key
Customer - The ID of the customer from [CustomerData]
StartDate - Membership start date
EndDate - Membership end date
Each [CD] can have multiple [MD].
Memberships can be looked at in one of four ways. They are also prioritized (see next paragraph) in this order
Current: Membership started on or before today and ends on or after today.
Future: Membership starts after today.
Past: Membership ended before today and start and end dates do not fall on 1/1/1900
None: Membership starts and ends on 1/1/1900
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I have a working query that will return the highest priority [MD] that a [CD] has when I specify a [CD] in my WHERE.
That query looks like this. (CurrentMembership, FutureMembership, PastMembership and NoMembership are my Views)
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(SELECT TOP 1 * FROM CurrentMembership WHERE Customer = 452)
ELSE
IF (EXISTS(SELECT * FROM FutureMembership WHERE Customer = 452))
(SELECT TOP 1 * FROM FutureMembership WHERE Customer = 452)
ELSE
IF (EXISTS(SELECT * FROM PastMembership WHERE Customer = 452))
(SELECT TOP 1 * FROM PastMembership WHERE Customer = 452)
ELSE
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SELECT Customer.country, Order_Line_Invoice.prodcatid, MetaDates.[Month], MetaDates.[Year], isNull(SUM(Order_Line_Invoice.Sales),0) AS Sales , SUM(Order_Line_Invoice.Cost) AS Cost,
( isNull(SUM(Order_Line_Invoice.Sales),0) - isNull(SUM(Order_Line_Invoice.Cost),0) )AS GM,
'Current 12 Months' AS yearNum
FROM MetaDates
LEFT OUTER JOIN Order_Line_Invoice ON (MetaDates.Date = Order_Line_Invoice.InvoiceDate AND (Order_Line_Invoice.prodcatid IN (@GroupByFieldFilter)) )
LEFT OUTER JOIN Customer ON (Order_Line_Invoice.CustId = Customer.CustId and Customer.country IN (@country) )
LEFT OUTER JOIN Product ON (Order_Line_Invoice.ProdId = Product.ProdId)
WHERE (MetaDates.Date BETWEEN dateadd(m, datediff(m, 0, DATEADD(month,-11,@EndDate) ), 0) AND @EndDate)
GROUP BY MetaDates.[Year], MetaDates.[Month], Customer.country, Order_Line_Invoice.prodcatid
UNION
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( isNull(SUM(Order_Line_Invoice.Sales),0) - isNull(SUM(Order_Line_Invoice.Cost),0) ) AS GM,
'Previous 12 Months' AS yearNum
FROM MetaDates
LEFT OUTER JOIN Order_Line_Invoice ON (MetaDates.Date = Order_Line_Invoice.InvoiceDate AND (Order_Line_Invoice.prodcatid IN (@GroupByFieldFilter)) )
LEFT OUTER JOIN Customer ON (Order_Line_Invoice.CustId = Customer.CustId and Customer.country IN (@country) )
LEFT OUTER JOIN Product ON (Order_Line_Invoice.ProdId = Product.ProdId)
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GROUP BY MetaDates.[Year], MetaDates.[Month], Customer.country, Order_Line_Invoice.prodcatid
ORDER BY MetaDates.[Year], MetaDates.[Month]
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Mar 17, 2004I have a procedure I need to get the values out of..I am using outputs...I have no idea why it wont work......I need all values listed in the select part of procedure....
CREATE procedure dbo.Appt_Login_NET
(
@LoginName nvarchar(15),
@Password NvarChar(15),
@UserName nvarchar(15)Output,
@UserPassword nvarchar(15)Output,
@UserClinic nvarchar(3)Output,
@UserTester bit Output
)
as
select
UserName,
UserPassword,
UserClinic,
UserTester
from
Clinic_users
where
UserName = @LoginName
and
UserPassword = @Password
GO
my vb.net code to retrive this info is
Private Sub Button1_ServerClick(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.ServerClick
Dim con As New SqlConnection("Server=myserver;database=APPOINTMENTS;uid=webtest;pwd=webtest")
Dim cmd As New SqlCommand
Dim parmuser As SqlParameter
Dim parmus As SqlParameter
Dim parmpass As SqlParameter
Dim parmtest As SqlParameter
Dim struser As String
Dim strpass As String
Dim strclinic As String
Dim strnames As String
Dim tester As String
strpass = txtPass.Value
struser = txtUser.Value
cmd = New SqlCommand("Appt_Login_NET", con)
cmd.CommandType = CommandType.StoredProcedure
cmd.Parameters.Add("@LoginName", struser)
cmd.Parameters.Add("@Password", strpass)
parmus = cmd.Parameters.Add("@UserName", SqlDbType.NVarChar)
parmus.Size = 15
parmus.Direction = ParameterDirection.Output
parmuser = cmd.Parameters.Add("@UserClinic", SqlDbType.NVarChar)
parmuser.Size = 3
parmuser.Direction = ParameterDirection.Output
parmpass = cmd.Parameters.Add("@UserPassword", SqlDbType.NVarChar)
parmpass.Size = 15
parmpass.Direction = ParameterDirection.Output
parmtest = cmd.Parameters.Add("@UserTester", SqlDbType.Bit)
parmtest.Size = 1
parmtest.Direction = ParameterDirection.Output
con.Open()
cmd.ExecuteNonQuery()
If Not IsDBNull(cmd.Parameters("@UserName").Value) Then
Label1.Text = cmd.Parameters("@UserName").Value()
Else
Label1.Text = "No Results Found"
End If
con.Close()
End Sub
Why does this always show as "DBNUll" I get nothing when I debug any of my parm variables.I searched the SQl Server and in Query analyzer instead of the output variables in the procedure being just outputs they are input/outputs...................What does it take to get this working??? Do I need a conversion datatype I would prefer I gain the values and store them in variables......
Simple Simple Linking Tables & Perform Calculation
Mar 22, 2007found it
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May 26, 2004Hey,
I have MS SQL database.
I have procedure:
code:--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
CREATE PROCEDURE dbo.Reg_DropTable
@ModuleId varchar(10)
AS
declare @TableName varchar, @kiek numeric
set @TableName = 'reg_'+@ModuleId
begin
DROP TABLE @TableName <- HERE I GOT ERROR
end
GO
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
I got error when using variable with tables names.
How to do this?
Ps. Number is send to this function and it must drop table with name Reg_[That number]
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Jul 20, 2005I have a client who needs to copy an existing sale. The problem isthe Sale is made up of three tables: Sale, SaleEquipment, SaleParts.Each sale can have multiple pieces of equipment with correspondingparts, or parts without equipment. My problem in copying is when I goto copy the parts, how do I get the NEW sale equipment ids updatedcorrectly on their corresponding parts?I can provide more information if necessary.Thank you!!Maria
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