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No problem
Bob
Ashfield Consultants Ltd
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Hi,
I have database backup from sql server 2005, i want to restore that backup file to sql server 2000. I have tried attach database and restore database but i am not able to do that. Is there any way to achieve this? please help me.
Thanks
Warm Regards
Prakash-B
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Backups created with Microsoft SQL Server 2005 cannot be restored to an earlier version of SQL Server.
With the help of Export/Import OR some third party Tool you can transfer your data from 2005 to 2000 and this is the way only.
Parwej Ahamad
R & D with IIS 5.0/6.0
modified on Friday, June 13, 2008 11:57 AM
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Seems reasonable to me, what makes you beleive you will be able to restore a 05 DB on 2000. I would have thought this would be a futile effort.
You will be able to DTS, or select the data across. You may even be able to use replication but restore, not a chance.
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity
RAH
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i had a problem with sending mail using trigger when Update data from a table. Procedure is executed successfully. but when i update record from a particular table. I had a following error
xp_sendmail: Either there is no default mail client or the current mail
client cannot fulfill the messaging request. Please run Microsoft Outlook
and set it as the default mail client.
(0 row(s) affected)
Can any one explain what's my problem and give me a solution for this.
it's Urgent !!!!!!!
Thanks in Advance!!!
Sabarees
modified on Thursday, June 12, 2008 6:01 PM
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Every morning I have a temporary table that gets updated with Customer Sales data (year to date, month to day, last year to date, etc), from another database. One problem I have is that I get every single customer from that database, even if a customer's MTD, YTD,LYTD figures have no changed, resulting in getting 625,000 records. Another is that I need update Existing customer with the data in my temp table. I tried using a while loop and looping through my table to update records. I also tried select the records from the temp table and comparing the values to what is in the existing, the placing those records in a table variable and using a cursor on the temp table. Both of these take entirely too much time. Here is the T-sql for reference...
Declare @ARbal money,
@CustTreeNodeID uniqueidentifier,
@CustomerNumber varchar(50),
@CustomerUpdateID int,
@LYSales money,
@LYTDSales money,
@YTDgm money,
@YTDSales money,
@MTDSales money,
@LMTDSales money
Declare @t table
(
CustomerUpdateID int,
CustomerNumber varchar(50),
YTDSales money,
LYSales money,
ARBal money,
LYTDSales money,
MTDSales money,
LMTDSales money
)
insert into @t(CustomerUpdateID, CustomerNumber,YTDSales, LYSales,ARBal, LYTDsales,MTDSales,LMTDSales)
select CustomerUpdateID,
CustomerNumber,
YTDSales,
LYSales,
ARBal,
LYTDSales,
MTDSales,
LMTDSales
from _CustomerUpdate u
where exists (select 1 from CustTreeNode c join CustTreeNodeaccountAssoc ca on ca.CustTreeNodeID = c.CustTreeNodeID and (u.LYTDSales != ca.LYTD or u.YTDSales != ca.YTD or u.MTDSales!= ca.MTD or u.LMTDSales !=ca.LMTD ))
declare mycursor cursor forward_only
for select CustomerUpdateID from @t
open mycursor
while (1=1)
begin
fetch next from mycursor into @CustomerUpdateID
if @@Fetch_status <>0
break;
set @CustomerNumber = (Select CustomerNumber from _CustomerUpdate where CustomerUpdateID = @CustomerUpdateID)
if isnull(@CustomerNumber,'')<>''
begin
set @CustTreeNodeID =(select CustTreeNodeID from CustTreeNode where CustomerNumber = @CustomerNumber)
end
select top 1 @YTDSales = YTDSales,
@LYSales = LYSales,
@ARbal = ARbal,
@LYTDSales = LYTDSAles,
@MTDSales = MTDSales,
@LMTDSales = LMTDSales
from @t where CustomerUpdateID = @CustomerUpdateID
update CustTreeNodeAccountAssoc set YTD = @YTDSales, LYTD= @LYTDSales,Balance = @ARbal where CustTreeNodeID = @CustTreeNodeID
end
close mycursor
deallocate mycursor
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Can you re-write the cursor to not use cursors? I think cursors are slow in SQL.
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Like I said I tried using a loop using a status field on the temp table: something like this
while(select top 1 from _customerUpdate where [Status] ='INC') = 'INC'
begin
Begin Try
perform customer update logic here...
End try
Begin Catch
End Catch
Update _CustomerUpdate set Status ='CMP' where CustomerUpdateID = @CustomerUpdateID.
End
Either way both of these ran incredibily slow...
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<br />
Declare @ARbal money,<br />
@CustTreeNodeID uniqueidentifier,<br />
@CustomerNumber varchar(50),<br />
@CustomerUpdateID int,<br />
@LYSales money,<br />
@LYTDSales money,<br />
@YTDgm money,<br />
@YTDSales money,<br />
@MTDSales money,<br />
@LMTDSales money<br />
<br />
Declare @t table<br />
(<br />
CustomerUpdateID int,<br />
CustomerNumber varchar(50),<br />
YTDSales money,<br />
LYSales money,<br />
ARBal money,<br />
LYTDSales money,<br />
MTDSales money,<br />
LMTDSales money<br />
)<br />
<br />
insert into @t(CustomerUpdateID, CustomerNumber,YTDSales, LYSales,ARBal, LYTDsales,MTDSales,LMTDSales)<br />
<br />
select CustomerUpdateID,<br />
CustomerNumber,<br />
YTDSales,<br />
LYSales,<br />
ARBal,<br />
LYTDSales,<br />
MTDSales,<br />
LMTDSales<br />
from _CustomerUpdate u <br />
<br />
where exists (select 1 from CustTreeNode c join CustTreeNodeaccountAssoc ca on ca.CustTreeNodeID = c.CustTreeNodeID and (u.LYTDSales != ca.LYTD or u.YTDSales != ca.YTD or u.MTDSales!= ca.MTD or u.LMTDSales !=ca.LMTD ))<br />
<br />
-- REPLACE YOUR CURSOR WITH THIS CODE BELOW (or something similar that better fits your logic)<br />
UPDATE A<br />
YTD = T.YTDSales, <br />
LYTD = T.LYSales,<br />
Balance = T.ARBal<br />
FROM @t T<br />
INNER JOIN CustTreeNode N ON N.CustomerNumber = T.CustomerNumber<br />
INNER JOIN CustTreeNodeAccountAssoc A ON A.CustTreeNodeID = N.CustTreeNodeID<br />
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Am developing a multi user VB.NET app and i would welcome suggestions on how to code my connection code.
How do i put it such that i only write it once(maybe a module -like i used to do in VB 6) or put it in an XML config file
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Use the config file. If its .NET2 or higher there is a app setting of connectionstring specifically for this.
Bob
Ashfield Consultants Ltd
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Hello,
I have a product table.
I have a ProdIn table with fields (ProdIn,ProdOut,Cost)
ProdIn,ProdOut are the fields from Product Table.
Now I want to fill up ProdIn table with all the combinations of Products.i.e If I have 2 products ,I have 2^2 records in ProdIn.
I don't know how to do this.
I have done this which is wrong
Select Product as ProdIn ,Product as ProdOut from Product
Prithaa
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This will probably do it -
select a.product as prodin,b.product as prodout
from product a, product b
Bob
Ashfield Consultants Ltd
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Hello,
Thanks
It has worked.
Please give sites which offers such query types.
Prithaa
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No problem.
prithaa wrote: Please give sites which offers such query types
I don't know of any specifically but sqlservercentral is quite good.
Bob
Ashfield Consultants Ltd
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How to write a trigger on imported data?
Suppose we import the data on an existing table and we want some updation on imported data automatically by the use of trigger. How should I do?
I am working with sql 2000. I have tried google but no sucess found........ please help me soon...
modified on Thursday, June 12, 2008 2:20 AM
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Just create an on insert trigger, use the special inserted table to get the data you are inserting and update the real table as required.
Bob
Ashfield Consultants Ltd
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Hi Bob,
Do you have any other Method?
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Not really. From your original post I would use a trigger, or if it was a one off load maybe run some SQL to do the update after the load, but it all depends on what you are trying to do.
Bob
Ashfield Consultants Ltd
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Hi all,
I m working on VC++ 2005, MFC-SDI type application, I m using ODBC for connection of Access Database.
CRecordset use as Derived class of Database.
Here i want to get the index of Currently save Record.
Please tell me how can i do this.
I m waiting for your valuable suggestions.
Thanks in advance.
IN A DAY, WHEN YOU DON'T COME ACROSS ANY PROBLEMS - YOU CAN BE SURE THAT YOU ARE TRAVELLING IN A WRONG PATH
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I am currently using a sproc like the one below to get both a dataset and a count of the rows returned.
Is there a better way to do this?
@Filter int,
@theRows int output
AS
BEGIN
SELECT
Field1,
Field2
FROM
MyTable
WHERE
FilterField=@Filter
SET @theRows=(select count(*) from MyTable WHERE FilterField=@Filter)
END
Thanks.
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Try this
@Filter int, @theRows int output
AS
BEGIN
SELECT Field1, Field2
FROM MyTable
WHERE FilterField=@Filter
SELECT @theRows = @@ROWCOUNT
END
Bob
Ashfield Consultants Ltd
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I knew there was a better way than doing another select/from
Thanks Bob.
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