Treat Data Differently For Positive Vs Negative #
Oct 11, 2005
Ok, I have a table with IP addresses stored in decimal format using both positive and negative numbers.
The way that they are stored is:
Positve
1 thru 2147483647 = 0.0.0.1 - 127.255.255.255
Negative
-2147483648 thru -1 = 128.0.0.0 - 255.255.255.255
Conversion
positive
x/2^24 . (x/2^24)/2^16 . etc . etc
negative
(x+2^32)/2^24 . ((x+2^32)/2^24)/2^16 . etc . etc
I have a script which works by using UNION and the WHERE statements are x>0 x<0
My problem is I need to use a 3rd party app to run the script (McAfee ePO). McAfee does not recognize the UNION. My question is, can I acheive the same results as the script below, without using UNION.
SELECT ReportFullPathNode.FullPathName,
cast(cast(IPSubnetMask.IP_Start as bigint)/16777216 as varchar) + '.' +
cast(cast(IPSubnetMask.IP_Start as bigint)%16777216/65536 as varchar) + '.' +
cast(cast(IPSubnetMask.IP_Start as bigint)%16777216%65536/256 as varchar) + '.' +
cast(cast(IPSubnetMask.IP_Start as bigint)%16777216%65536%256 as varchar),
cast(cast(IPSubnetMask.IP_End as bigint)/16777216 as varchar) + '.' +
cast(cast(IPSubnetMask.IP_End as bigint)%16777216/65536 as varchar) + '.' +
cast(cast(IPSubnetMask.IP_End as bigint)%16777216%65536/256 as varchar) + '.' +
cast(cast(IPSubnetMask.IP_End as bigint)%16777216%65536%256 as varchar),
cast(IPSubnetMask.LeftMostBits as varchar),
IPSubnetMask.IP_Start
FROM IPSubnetMask, ReportFullPathNode ReportFullPathNode
WHERE IPSubnetMask.IP_Start>0 and IPSubnetMask.ParentID = ReportFullPathNode.LowestNodeID
UNION ALL
SELECT ReportFullPathNode.FullPathName,
cast(cast(4294967296+IPSubnetMask.IP_Start as bigint)/16777216 as varchar) + '.' +
cast(cast(4294967296+IPSubnetMask.IP_Start as bigint)%16777216/65536 as varchar) + '.' +
cast(cast(4294967296+IPSubnetMask.IP_Start as bigint)%16777216%65536/256 as varchar) + '.' +
cast(cast(4294967296+IPSubnetMask.IP_Start as bigint)%16777216%65536%256 as varchar),
cast(cast(4294967296+IPSubnetMask.IP_End as bigint)/16777216 as varchar) + '.' +
cast(cast(4294967296+IPSubnetMask.IP_End as bigint)%16777216/65536 as varchar) + '.' +
cast(cast(4294967296+IPSubnetMask.IP_End as bigint)%16777216%65536/256 as varchar) + '.' +
cast(cast(4294967296+IPSubnetMask.IP_End as bigint)%16777216%65536%256 as varchar),
cast(IPSubnetMask.LeftMostBits as varchar),
IPSubnetMask.IP_Start+4294967296
FROM IPSubnetMask, ReportFullPathNode ReportFullPathNode
WHERE IPSubnetMask.IP_Start<0 and IPSubnetMask.ParentID = ReportFullPathNode.LowestNodeID
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Mar 30, 2004
Hey guys,
I have a very peculiar issue going on. I have a table that contains a decimal(18,2) column called "Amount". Looking at this table through Enterprise Mgr, I can see that there are values in there that are negative. However, when I run a query in Query Analyzer, it displays all the negative values as positives.
The only workaround I've found right now is to change the column type to "real" and then change it back to decimal(18,2), and it starts showing the negatives as negative. However, without performing this absurd workaround, it doesn't work.
Is there a known bug in QA that would manifest itself as this? What is the cause for this?
Thanks in advance.
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Apr 25, 2008
Hi,
I have table with a column which has both negative and positive values.
I want to calculate the sum of positve values and the sum of negative values from that column separately. Is it possible.
Plase help me.
Ex: My Input Values are
column1
-186.5499257
-141.8985222
-95.3846883
-71.1359768
-69.39071172
30.44750844
40.33666032
53.81527872
98.2967252
112.948667
OutPut goes like This
Column1 Column2
-186.5499257 null
-141.8985222 null
-95.3846883 null
-71.1359768 null
-69.39071172 -564.36
30.44750844 null
40.33666032 null
53.81527872 null
98.2967252 null
112.948667 335.84
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Now, I need to sum them together in a new query. If the total value is a positive, fine. If the total value is a negative, it displays as a positive.
My question. Is it actually possible to achieve what I'm trying to do?
Output example below - narrow result for testing.
idpt2 Value2SumQty
N1141307-80970 3.80 2
N1141S2G00009D070 26.16 2
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Sorry if this question has been answered before--i tried a search but nothing came close to what i needed.
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Code Snippet
IIf(Fields!Num.Value > 0, 1, 0)
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ᒪ࢖淨�d�把���媑쬹�䜻ꖉ���
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I have the following query
OutPut:
ChildName BillPayerName Cost
Mary Fred £50
Total Balance Blank
The problem is when I check for a value > 00.1 in the having clause the total balance column disappears.
But its ok if I use any other comparison operator.
I.e < 00.1.
Any ideas.
create procedure Rpt_pos1 --(@cmb1 as varchar(50)) with ENCRYPTION as
--declare @startdate smalldatetime
AS
set dateformat ymd
set datefirst 7
--loop through weeks
create table #getTable (thesite integer null,thechild integer null,cost money null)
insert #getTable select s.siteid,c.childid,0
from site s,child c
where --s.siteName=@cmb1
c.siteID=s.siteID
and c.active=1
and c.potential=0
insert #getTable
select s.siteid,c.childid,isnull(sum(round(bt.total,2,2)),0)*-1
from site s,child c,billingTotal bt
where --s.siteName=@cmb1
s.siteID=bt.siteid
and c.siteID=s.siteID
and bt.siteID=s.siteID
and bt.childid=c.childid
and c.active=1
and c.potential=0
group by s.siteID,c.childid
insert #getTable select s.siteid,c.childid,isnull(sum(round(p.amount,2,2)),0)
from site s,child c,payment p
where --s.siteName=@cmb1
p.siteID=s.siteid
and c.siteID=s.siteID
and p.childID=c.childID
and c.active=1
and c.potential=0
group by s.siteID,c.childid
create table #results (ChildName varchar(200) null,BillPayerName varchar(200) null, Cost varchar(20) null)
insert
#results
select c.forename + ' ' + c.surname
,case b.telhome when '' then b.Forename + ' ' + b.Surname
else b.Forename + ' ' + b.Surname + ' (' + b.telhome + ')' end
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when sum(round(g.cost,2,2)) > 0 then cu.Symbol + cast(sum(round(g.cost,2,2)) as varchar(15))
when sum(round(g.cost,2,2)) = 0 then cu.Symbol + cast(sum(round(g.cost,2,2)) as varchar(15)) end
from
#gettable g
,child c
,billpayer b
,currency cu
,site s
where
cu.currencyid=s.currency
and s.siteID=c.siteID
and c.siteID=g.thesite
and c.childID=g.thechild
and b.billpayerID=c.billPayerID
group by
c.forename,
c.surname,
b.telhome,
b.surname,
b.forename,
c.siteID,
cu.symbol
having sum(round(g.cost,2,2)) > 00.1
order by
c.surname asc
insert #results
select '','',''
insert #results
select
'Total Balance'
,''
,c.Symbol + cast(sum(round(g.cost,2,2)) as varchar(15))
from
#gettable g
,site s
,currency c
where
g.thesite=s.siteid
and c.currencyID=s.currency
group by
c.symbol
having sum(round(g.cost,2,2)) > 00.1
drop table #gettable
select * from #results
drop table #results
go
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(@cmb1 as varchar(100)) WITH ENCRYPTION
AS
BEGIN
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Site.siteName,
Child.surname + ', ' + Child.forename AS ChildsName,
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ON
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I've written a script that should create a SPROC. It does, but I expect the SPROC to contain everything that is bold when I run this script (See below.) It doesnt...when I run the script, it creates the required table, but instead, it gets created with only the italic text. What gives? Please throw me a bone here :)USE [myproject];GOIF EXISTS ( SELECT * FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.ROUTINES WHERE SPECIFIC_SCHEMA = N'dbo' AND SPECIFIC_NAME = N'myproject_CreateTable_SendEmail_Errors' ) DROP PROCEDURE dbo.myproject_CreateTable_SendEmail_ErrorsGOCREATE PROCEDURE dbo.myproject_CreateTable_SendEmail_ErrorsASGO/****** Object: Table [dbo].[sendEmail_Errors] Script Date: 10/28/2006 05:31:30 ******/IF EXISTS (SELECT * FROM sys.objects WHERE object_id = OBJECT_ID(N'[dbo].[sendEmail_Errors]') AND type in (N'U'))DROP TABLE [dbo].[sendEmail_Errors]GO/****** Object: Table [dbo].[sendEmail_Errors] Script Date: 10/28/2006 05:14:09 ******/SET ANSI_NULLS ONGOSET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ONGOCREATE TABLE [dbo].[sendEmail_Errors]( [errorID] [smallint] IDENTITY(1,1) NOT NULL, [sendToEmail] [nchar](256) COLLATE SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS NOT NULL, [timeLogged] [datetime] NOT NULL CONSTRAINT [DF_sendEmail_Errors_timeLogged] DEFAULT (getutcdate()), CONSTRAINT [PK_SendEmail_Errors] PRIMARY KEY CLUSTERED ( [errorID] ASC)WITH (PAD_INDEX = OFF, IGNORE_DUP_KEY = OFF) ON [PRIMARY]) ON [PRIMARY]GOEXEC sys.sp_addextendedproperty @name=N'MS_Description', @value=N'Error count' , @level0type=N'SCHEMA',@level0name=N'dbo', @level1type=N'TABLE',@level1name=N'sendEmail_Errors', @level2type=N'COLUMN',@level2name=N'errorID'GOEXEC sys.sp_addextendedproperty @name=N'MS_Description', @value=N'This table is used to log failed calls to send a verification email to users. No Email was sent to the user.' , @level0type=N'SCHEMA',@level0name=N'dbo', @level1type=N'TABLE',@level1name=N'sendEmail_Errors'GO USE [myproject]GO/****** Object: StoredProcedure [dbo].[myproject_CreateTable_SendEmail_Errors] Script Date: 10/31/2006 01:59:19 ******/SET ANSI_NULLS ONGOSET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ONGOCREATE PROCEDURE [dbo].[myproject_CreateTable_SendEmail_Errors]AS
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