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Can anyone help me in suggesting a way to pull the number of active bugs for a particular databaase in the product studio using C#.NET
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Hello,
I'm having problems with MSDE. Since approximately two days ago, it suddenly started slowing down randomly on the SqlConnection.Open() call. It just happens randomly, and most of the time it works fine, but it's common enough to be disturbing (maybe around every 5-10 minutes, and some calls can last up to a minute or more).
The network is made of only 3 clients plus one server, and the database is about 8 MBs. It's a LAN.
I checked http://www.petefreitag.com/item/194.cfm[^] and performed the concurrency check and there are none.
So, does anyone here have any ideas? any more details I could provide?
Thanks!
-- LuisR
Luis Alonso Ramos
Intelectix - Chihuahua, Mexico
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I've not really used MSDE, so the solutions are a bit of guesswork. MSDE uses connection throttling after so many connections are made (This is to nudge the user to upgrade to a non-free version of SQL Server.)
Are you ensuring you are closing the connections properly? Are you opening connections from more than one process? (possibly even multiple connections within the same process?)
Like I said, these are just guesses as I've not really used MSDE, just SQL Server.
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Colin Angus Mackay wrote:
Are you ensuring you are closing the connections properly?
Well, I suppose so.
Colin Angus Mackay wrote:
Are you opening connections from more than one process? (possibly even multiple connections within the same process?)
No, just one process per client machine is using the database, and nobody else. Actually I started the development with one global connection opened in Main at startup... and later changed it to using(SqlConnection conn = new SqlConnection(...)) for all new code. So, at most there should be two connections open by process, and most of the time only one. And for three clients, that's only 6 connections at the very most.
What puzzles me is that it started happening suddenly, and not progressively as one would expect with this kind of performance problems.
-- LuisR
Luis Alonso Ramos
Intelectix - Chihuahua, Mexico
Not much here: My CP Blog!
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Hi
I need to transfer the data from ms access to sql 2000 using Replication
I do not know how to do.
Could any one help in this regard?
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You need to use DTS not Replication.
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I just downloaded SQL Server 2005 Express for the first time last night, and created a simple mockup of another database I'm using to store reports. I need to store unsigned 4 byte and 2 byte numbers, but I can't figure out how, or if it's possible. Is there any way to store an "unsigned int" or "unsigned smallint" as 4 and 2 byte fields, or is it simply a case of moving up and using a bigint and int respectively and wasting a little space?
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use MS SQL Server smallint , int or bigint types, to have integers on 2, 4 or 8 bytes, but it seems that there's no unsigned notion on sql server integers...
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Hello
I want to know your opinion about the following situation.
This is a situation in the database
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Table Address
- id
- street
- number
- cityID
Table City
- id
- name
In Code
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Should I have an address service class that loads (using a address dal)
id, street number, cityid from the address table and calls the city service (using a city dal) to load the corresponding city. Merge the results into an object and pass that around
OR
should the address service class load (using a address dal) to get everything back in one shot?
Meaning: one stored procedure containing 'difficult' logic or two stored procedures containg very simple logic?
Thnx for any response
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Here's my opinion...
These kind of queries are what relational databases are all about. Doing a simple join in the query, instead of two database hits is WAY better. I don't think I've ever run across a case where I'd do two queries rather than a single join to get all of the data I need at the time.
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Go for the one-shot. It is more effective... Give up about the entity-objects... they are useful when the colexity is very high, else use the database for what the databse is effective and good about...
/Mattias
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natural join looks betteer, but you could make a view for this...
CREATE OR REPLACE VIEW AS
SELECT your_columns_to_return
FROM Address, City
WHERE (Address.CityID = City.id);
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why there is a syntax error on 2 ?
1 . set @sql = @sql + N' and (summary like ''%' + @keywords + '%'')'
2 . set @sql = @sql + N' and (summary like ' + '%' + @keywords + '%' + ')'
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I don't see a syntax error, but in number 2, @keywords isn't single quoted... your query will look something like...
and (summary like '%somevalue%') and (summary like %somevalue%)
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I would guess it is because the '' in line 1 isn't a quotation mark, but double pings ' which means escaping the second ping.
Ping normally starts a string, but if you need pings in the string, you must escape them by adding a ping infront.
Thus the string isnt' terminated proberly in line 2.
I'd think something along that line?
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127.0.0.1 - Sweet 127.0.0.1
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ahh - yeah. I've always myself used and heard ' refered to as a ping when used in code - but yes - it is an apostorphe in english 
sorry - habbits die hard 
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127.0.0.1 - Sweet 127.0.0.1
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Hi there...
this is the problem...
U have to have an apostorph after like an you dont... so change the code to:
set @sql = @sql + N' and (summary like ''' + '%' + @keywords + '%' + ''')'
/M
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Hi
This is part of a sp to search on db.
set @sql = @sql + N' and (summary like ''%' + @keywords + '%'')'
but it doesnt find unicode cells of table.
what should i do ?
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Dont't use concated SQL... for this.
Create a procedure and just add the value as paramter..
Also.. beaware of the collation...
/M
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Hello friends,
I got some problem...
I have table like
CREATE TABLE publishers
(
Name char(4) NOT NULL,
ID varchar(40) NULL,
City varchar(20) NULL,
State char(2) NULL,
Comments varchar(3000) NOT NULL
)
I have some store procedure which put xml files and put that into this sql table, now problem i am facing here is that all the character from comments column i am not getting , I already increase the width of that column from varchar(1000 ) to varchar(3000)
Two days before i am getting well results i.e. all the character from this perticular field(comments) and seeing that result, character in that field was just 800 to 850 approx.But now why I am getting like that??? One thing is sure the character which is coming from XML file is not more than 850.Then is there any setting should i change or by mistake changed??
Please Help me out!
T.I.A
Shashank
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Try nvarchar instead of varchar.
Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
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check the prameters for the procedure.. they has to be the same as for the table...
/M
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I have a problem to connect to a remote SQL Server in WinXp SP2.
The error is "SQL Server does not exist or access denied".
I've done almost all of the solutions that are recommended in Microsoft support service.
I added sqlservr.exe program into the exception list of firewall included with XP SP2.
I added 1433 (TCP) and 1434 (UDP) ports into that exception list as well.
Even I disable XP SP2 firewall. but I got the problem again.
Finally I installed SQL Server Service Pack 3a but unfortunately the problem is still exist.
I really don't know what should I do after doing all of the above tasks.
Is there anybody here who can solve this problem?
Thank you in advance.
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---Check if there is a program uses the Same ports
---Check Your Domain Account when you Try to Connect to the Server
---Try to Connect by IP address not the DNS
---check the Secury Setting in the SQL server
---Check if the Server has a firewall that prevent you from Connect
---Norton Firewall ...?
agmb
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