When I try to do a pull using a view I'm getting the following error message:
€œThe query cannot be tracked. There might not be a primary key, or the query might involve multiple tables. [ Query string = SELECT * FROM DATABASE_NAME.viewname ]€?
but when I do a select col1 from view I get my data. The view has some inner joins included in it, could that be the issue?
NOTE: this is from my handheld device, its not SQL Server related. I posted this earlier in this forum but it was moved to SQL Server.
I get the error on my handheld device and handheld device only
When I try to do a pull using a view I'm getting the following error message:
€œThe query cannot be tracked. There might not be a primary key, or the query might involve multiple tables. [ Query string = SELECT * FROM DATABASE_NAME.viewname ]€?
but when I do a 'select col1 from viewname' I get my data. The view has some inner joins included in it, could that be the issue?
It's possible to call a view from a different SQL Server? I need to create a connection inside one view from the first server to call the second server...
I am working on SSRS. Based on parameter value I needs to call the related view. Below are my current expression query. but it has some error.
=IIF(Parameters!RacServiceOfferingsOnly.Value=0, SELECT * FROM VW_FLIGHT_SHEET_SUMM_RAC_N WHERE "TransferDate" BETWEEN DECODE(:StartDate,NULL, "TransferDate",:StartDate) AND DECODE(:EndDate,NULL, "TransferDate",:EndDate) AND (:TransferType IS NULL OR :TransferType = "Direction"),SELECT * FROM VW_FLIGHT_SHEET_SUMM_RAC_Y WHERE "TransferDate" BETWEEN DECODE(:StartDate,NULL, "TransferDate",:StartDate) AND DECODE(:EndDate,NULL, "TransferDate",:EndDate))
Hi,I have an application that's running fine on development servers (weband database-sql server 2000). I'm updating a record through a thirdparty component but I don't think the component is the problem. What'shappening is that I'm updating fields that are part of view. I'm onlyupdating fields in one table of the view and this works fine in thedevelopment environment.What happens in the production environment when I try to update(using the third party component) I get the following message:"Current recordset does not support updating. This may be a limitationof the provider or of the selected locktype."As an experiment I took the same code but removed the view, leavingonly the table I want to update as the record source. In that case theupdate worked. So it seems that something in the production databasedoesn't like me updating a view. However I can do that in the databasein the development environment.The third party component is dbnetgrid which works fine in thedevelopment environment. I can only conclude it's something about thedatabase that prevents me from updating this same table if it's in aview. I've talked to our DBA but he says there's no difference betweenthe databases. Any ideas would be appreciated.Neil
I have some issue when replicating a view (transactional replication).I have following objects on publisher:
Table: [Metadataschema].[Entity] View: [dbo].[EntityLogicalView] the view definition is:
create view [dbo].[EntityLogicalView] as (SELECT * FROM [Entity] WHERE OverwriteTime = 0)
this is what I get when I run "Script View as Create". The same query is used by the replication.Unfortunately this query fails on the subscriber "Unable to replicate a view or function because the referenced objects or columns are not present on the Subscriber". I cannot even runt his query manually on the subscriber, it only works when I change it like this:create view [dbo].[EntityLogicalView] as (SELECT * FROM [Metadataschema].[Entity] WHERE OverwriteTime = 0) Is there any way to get this working? Can I change the creation scripts used by the replication or force publisher to include schema names in all objects?
I have a query that seems to take a while to execute and I'm looking into using an indexed view to see if this helps. I use the script below to create the view but when I query it's indexability using:
Here is a very cut down version of the view, only selects the uid! from a single table
IF OBJECT_ID ('GetMessageQueueDetails', 'view') IS NOT NULL
DROP VIEW GetMessageQueueDetails ;
GO
IF sessionproperty('ARITHABORT') = 0 SET ARITHABORT ON
IF sessionproperty('CONCAT_NULL_YIELDS_NULL') = 0 SET CONCAT_NULL_YIELDS_NULL ON
IF sessionproperty('QUOTED_IDENTIFIER') = 0 SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON
IF sessionproperty('ANSI_NULLS') = 0 SET ANSI_NULLS ON
IF sessionproperty('ANSI_PADDING') = 0 SET ANSI_PADDING ON
IF sessionproperty('ANSI_WARNINGS') = 0 SET ANSI_WARNINGS ON
IF sessionproperty('NUMERIC_ROUNDABORT') = 1 SET NUMERIC_ROUNDABORT OFF
GO
CREATE VIEW GetMessageQueueDetails
WITH SCHEMABINDING
AS
SELECT Uid
FROM dbo.MyTable
GO
I see from See http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa933148(SQL.80).aspx that the pre-requsites for indexed views are pretty strict, I have been through this list and think I have everything covered, except for :
"The ANSI_NULLS option must have been set to ON for the execution of all CREATE TABLE statements that create tables referenced by the view."
Is there an easy way to find out if ANSI_NULLS was ON or OFF when the table was created. If it was OFF can I do an ALTER TABLE to turn it on and will that make the view indexable? If so how do I do this with out trashing the data in the table?
I am creating a simple application form using visual studio 2015. I can create database.mdf successfully and create dbo.table successfully. but when i tried to view table by expanding the table icon on the server explorer, the table should be able to show list of table but it didn't show any record and why is it like that.
We have a maintenance plan in place for updating the statistics on daily basis. Now, i would like to remove the view from maintenance plan. How can i remove that from Update statistics task?
I have couple of Web pages linking to my RDLs using report viewer Web controls. I have no problem running and viewing them in VS2005 debug mode and report manager until I published them to local folder and set the local folder as an application on my IIS7. When running the published version of the Web pages, all my calendar image buttons (which happen to be part of the report parameter fields) turned to red 'X':
When clicking the View Report button, the animated progress icon not appearing at all. Before the occurance of this problem, I did face the problem whereby the 'NT AUTHORITYNETWORK SERVICE' does not have enough permission to view the report. After referring to some threads, I finally be able to get rid of this error by assigning Browser role to 'NT AUTHORITYNETWORK SERVICE' from the report manager. I wonder could this solution be related to the problem that I'm facing now. Any help would be appreciated.
Technically they should be able to view and modify jobs through Management Studio when being added only to SQLAgentOperatorRole. However they receive the following error when clicking on the Jobs folder regardless of the msdb role.
Our original two SQL 2005 servers do not produce this message, but all other instances do. All servers, but one, are SP2 so the service pack is not an issue. Any thoughts?
I am producing a php report using SQL queries to show the SLA status of our calls. Each call has response, fix & completion targets. If any of these targets are breached, the whole SLA status is set as 'Breach'.
The results table should look like the one below:
CallRef.
Description
Severity
ProblemRef
Logged Date
Call Status
SLA Status
C0001
Approval for PO€™s not received
2
DGE0014
05-01-06 14:48
Resolved
Breach
C0002
PO€™s not published
2
DGE0014
06-01-06 10:21
Resolved
OK
C0003
Approval for PO€™s not received from Siebel.
2
n/a
05-01-06 14:48
Investigating
OK
Whereas I can pick the results for the first 6 columns from my Select query, the 'SLA Status' column requires the following calculation:
The problem is that my query is returning multiple entries for each stage of the call (see below), whereas I just want one entry for each call, with SLA status 'Breach' if any of the stages for the call were out of SLA.
CallRef.
Description
Severity
ProblemRef
Logged Date
Call Status
SLA Status
C0001
Approval for PO€™s not received
2
DGE0014
05-01-06 14:48
Resolved
Breach
C0001
Approval for PO€™s not received
2
DGE0014
05-01-06 14:48
Resolved
OK
C0001
Approval for PO€™s not received
2
DGE0014
05-01-06 14:48
Resolved
Breach
Any help will be much much appreciated, this issue has been bothering me for some time now!!!
I am developing an applicaiton through which, i want to print from pocket pc emulator 2003. I am using PrinterCE.NETCF SDK to do this task. I am able to print from my applicaiton like we do in ASP (Printing one line at a time). In PrinterCE, there is an option of printing the output to a file. But, I am not able to find how we do it.
So, I want to know how we can print the output through PrinterCe into a file. Can anybody help me??
Hi to all. I have a windows ce mssqlserver 2000 version. I have writted a java application and i needed a database connection. I wish a driver for execute the connection to mssql server 2000 into pocket pc.
I'm a developer of VB.NET mobile applications at work. We have used Access in the past, and manually pushed flat files to and from the scanner. We are now exploring SQL CE.
Trouble is, I am having a difficult time figuring out how to open SQL CE databases on the Pocket PC emulator. I've worked more on the middleware programs in the past - and have just dealt with ADO.NET connection strings - not the actual development on the scanner itself.
I am try to figure out how to actually connect to SQL Server CE on the Pocket PC 2003 SE emulator.
When I deploy the application on the emulator, it installs SQL Server CE onto the emulator. However, I'm not sure how to install the sample database (starting off with Northwind.sdf for testing purposes) onto the emulator. I'm also not positive the connection string is correct - as it seems to be different than typical ADO.NET.
Here's my code (for connecting to the database) so far.
Code Snippet
Public Class SampleInventorySystem
Private _conn As SqlCeConnection Public Sub New()
' This call is required by the Windows Form Designer. InitializeComponent()
_conn = New SqlCeConnection("Data Source = .Northwind.sdf") 'This is one of 'many connection strings I've tried
End Sub Private Sub SampleInventorySystem_Load(ByVal sender As System.Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles MyBase.Load
_conn.Open() Catch ex As Exception MessageBox.Show("Error opening database", "Error") End Try
End Sub
End Class When I deploy the application, the Try Catch block catches the error "Error Opening Database". I've also tried putting the full path for the connection string. Is there a folder which I should directly put the .sdf file into the emulator - similar to the folder directory of the scanner? (i.e. Storage Card/...)
I have developed an application using visual studio 2005 and I am trying to figure out how to store the data on the pda and sync it with a dadabase on the pc. we have a database server but it is only have sql server 2000. i have only been able to find instruction for sqlserver 2005. can anyone help.
I'm new to this forum and also new to Visual Studio 2005 .NET.
I'm going to develop a pocket pc(windows mobile 2005) application which needs to save some data introduced by the user.Later that data should be syncronized with MS SQL Server database.
The application is going to be developed using Visual Studio 2005 with c#.
So I'm doubting wich is the best way of syncronising the data between Pocket Pc and a Desktop PC.Should i use MS SQL Server Mobile(RDA,Merge Replication) or XML(Xml Web Services) would help me better?Or is there any other better way of data syncronization/storage?
Could anyone help me,or post some links + code samples,please?
I have a Pocket PC application (VS2005, SQLCE 2005, Windows Moblile 5.0, SQL Server 2000) that can pull data with no problem but produces an error when an RDA push is attempted. The error message is: Error Code: 80072EE4 Minor Err: 28037. The information in TechNet has description of : A request to send data to the computer running IIS has failed. For more information, see HRESULT. It does produce a log in the folder for SQLCE 3.0 and has the following message: Hr=80070585 ERR:REQUEST NOT QUEUED for ulRSCBId = -1. Not sure if this means anything because I can't find much information on it. Anyone have any ideas on what this could be? Do I display the HRESULT the message mentions in Visual Studio debug? We have this working on our development server so I am not sure what is different here.
when i run it i keep on getting the error: The SQL Mobile Subscription already exists. Publisher, PublisherDatabase, and Publication for this subscription should be different from any existing subscription.
However, i can still view the contents of the datagrid that refers to the database subscription.
1. What should i do in order to stop getting the error above? 2. If i edit the contents of the datagrid in the pocket pc app how will i update the replication in the sql server? thanks
hi...! I'm creating a small device application using visual studio.NET 2003. Is it possible to get a sql server ce database file (.sdf) that i created at the pocket pc emulator to my desktop pc ? If that's possible, then can you tell me how to do that ??
I asked this question on another forum, and it was suggested that using SQL Server might be the way to go.
What I would like to do is create a database that can store detailed employee payroll information for workshop production. Included in this db would be employee info, job details, hours worked, pay rate, and so on and so forth. That will probably be the relatively easy part.
I would like to allow supervisors (job coaches) to enter this data on a Pocket PC (windows mobile) device, and then be able to synchronize the pocket pc to a workstation, allowing their data to be uploaded to the main database at the end of the day.
Can that be done using SQL Server as both the main networked database as well as having it (or a lite version of some sort) installed on a Pocket PC for synchronization purposes as described above?
I'm working on porting a solution running under WM 5 Pocket PC to Win32 but I got some problems with type definitions like CEOID, CEGUID... I saw that these types are defined in windbase.h (EDB definition added to preprocessors) ) which includes types and definitions usefull for database managment. Anyway this header file is not present in C:Program FilesMicrosoft Platform SDK for Windows Server 2003 R2Include, so I was wondering which is the header file I can use instead of it. Thanks
how do i connect to sql server with pocket pc2003 se emulator.it gives me the sql exception all the time.i tried to install virtual machine network adapter but result is same.Am i missing something?
I am a total beginner to Pocket PC, and a 2-month beginner to SQL Server 2005 and Visual Studio 2005. I made a database Pillbox.mdf, and wrote a Windows Forms program to access it. It's really easy. I just added a Data Source, chose tables and Stored Procedures, and dragged them onto my forms. It automatically created adapter classes and a DataGrid for me.
Next, I wanted to do the same thing for Pocket PC. I did the same drag and drop thing, and was happy to see the empty DataGrid in the emulator (design-time) form. From here on, trouble. When I ran it, it said it could not connect.
So some questions:
1) Does my connection string have to change? It has 3 parts: machine name, database name, and security spec. It specifies my machine name. Is that ok? Is it known by the Pocket PC, or do I have to specify http something? Does my machine have to change any settings to become a "server"? It's just a standalone PC with no network. I understand the emulator chooses to pretend that it's not "on" my computer. Is the database name known by the Pocket PC? (Same type of question.) And is Windows authentication ok on a Pocket PC? Or must I create a name/password pair on SQL server?
2) When I went to modify my connection string, I noticed a setting to specify the Data source. For SQL Server 2005, it asks me for a dbo, but for SQL Server Mobile, it asks me for a *.sdf file. What type of file is this? Is there a way to generate this from my other database? Is it not possible to have the the Pocket PC app point to the same database as the Windows app? Oh... does the sdf represent the Pocket PC's local database? If so, then my question is just how to populate it. But I will also have to update the main database at some point. I guess I'm confused about how Pocket PC's are supposed to work.
3) Do I have to deploy SQL CE or something? I think I read that Visual Studio does it automatically. It's a bit hard reading blogs because many comments talk about things that are now contained in VS. One blog was talking about 7 dlls that need to be downloaded to the Pocket PC.
4) My application just has to get a table, store it on the Pocket PC, and allow the user to modify and update records. The bandwidth should be low, as the table is small and updates should not be frequent. Is this a reasonable design? What I am asking is if it's ok to have direct database access, or if I should package up the data in some custom format, and use a Web service to pass the data back and forth. I have read and understood articles why you should not pass a Dataset in a web service, but the point was just that web services can be interoperable, so why spoil that with MS-only Datasets. In my case, I just want to get this simple app up and running quickly.
I'm writing an application for Windows Mobile 5 / Pocket PC using VB.NET 2005. The database is connected using an instance of SqlCeConnection and updated by an SqlCeCommand.
The application can perform select queries on data originally entered into the database through Visual Studio, or perform update / insert queries at run time. Anything inserted or updated can be returned by a select query whilst the application is running, however, anything I have inserted or updated doesn't appear to be written to the SDF file and hence is not in the database after restarting the application.
Am I missing something that's different between performing queries on an SQL CE database on Pocket PC and an ODBC source in a normal Windows application?
