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sorry i don't work by it.
sepel
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I want to store the Hindi language (Indian Reginal language)
what kind of changes I have to make in postgreSQL.
plz help...
modified on Monday, July 28, 2008 4:32 AM
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I think there are no special requirement at back end side .But require changes at front end side . Like the font of the control which contains Hindi character. Use "Krunti Dev 010" like font. Also you can Use System.Text.encoding
Hope this helps
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"krunti Dev 010" is not available .
please give me another solution if any???
and how to use "System.Text.encoding" ??
modified on Monday, July 28, 2008 6:52 AM
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"krunti Dev 010" is not available .
where you look for this font. In databse ?. At front-End side ,set the font of controls like textbox to Hindi Font. "Krunti Dev 010" is just as example.
and how to use "System.Text.encoding" ??
Use Imports System.Text namespace and find Encoding Examples on Google[^]
Hope this helps
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hey, Really thanx for proper guidence..
really 
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Dear All,
Webpage is unable to retrive the data from SQL Server database. I am getting the below error;
Error Type:
ADODB.Connection (0x800A0E7A)
Provider cannot be found. It may not be properly installed.
I have already tried the following suggestions available in net
1. installing MDAC
2. installing MDAC sp1
3. regsvr32 Sqloledb.dll
4. windows registry repair
5. repair windows os
Everything is fine except regsvr32 SQLOLEDB.dll is showing the error.
DLLRegisterServer failed. Return code was:0x80004005
Pls suggest...
- Savee
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If I get this error, the first thing I do is make sure that my connection string is correct. I will not assume that something is wrong with MDAC installation.
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The connection string is perfect. It is working fine in other systems. The sqloledb.dll is corrupted in my system and not able replace it b'coz dllregistryserver is failing...
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hi all.
i deploy my application and sql database on user pc.
some user have installed enterprise manager on their system. so they easily see my database and can modify it.
i want to configure my sql database to avoid them to expand my database in enterprise manager.
how i can it?
sepel
modified on Monday, July 28, 2008 6:04 AM
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Hi.
As long as the application users have their own login on the DB server, the only thing you can do is trusting then, which seems like a terrible bad idea.
A quick, dirty and somewhat funny solution is password encryption: What they type is not what they use
Try ROT13, gonna fool them all, and very easy to implement.
Kjetil
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Friendz,
1)How to write SQL connectionString on web.config file using c#?
1)And how i call that connectionString to my webApplication?
CheeN
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Please don't cross post. It is considered impolite on this site.
Another CP member has replied to you in the other forum
"The clue train passed his station without stopping." - John Simmons / outlaw programmer
"Real programmers just throw a bunch of 1s and 0s at the computer to see what sticks" - Pete O'Hanlon
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Thanks....
My question is I need to make a stored procedure for testing use. The pseudo-code is:
BEGIN
Open input file for reading
Create new output file REJECTE.txt in the delete folder
While not EOF in input file {
For every line of the input file {
Run update dbo.ITEMS table set
ITEMS_SLS_FLG = B where ITEM_ID = A (A & B are from input file)
IF update fails because ITEM_ID is not found on dbo.ITEMS table
Write to output file "ITEM ID ITEM_ID is not found in the table"
Else IF any other error return failure
Close input file
Close output file
}
}
Close input file
Close output file
Return success
END
My question is how to open, read and write to a txt file in a SQL stored procedure? The input file has the below format:
A B
125345 1
235649 1
765430 0
...... .
if you have the experience or knowledge handling this kind of problem, please do me a favor, many thanks....
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Hi,
Don't recall any direct file operation procedures, but could you use another approach:
- write informatical messages to a table using normal SQL
- create a stored procedure which writes to a file yourself using managed code (C#) and install that procedure to SQL Server
- use trace (not actually designed for this but...). For more info see sp_trace_create
Hope this helps you,
Mika
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Look into SSIS packages. It might look hard to do at first, but making a package is not that hard.
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Below is a snipet of code that I'm using to develop some XML processing.
SET @XMLSTRING = '<DATAMATRIX> <FSDATAMATRIX> <DM_OBJECT_TYPE>ITEM0</DM_OBJECT_TYPE> <FIELD1>UNITED STATES</FIELD1><FIELD2>BEVERAGES, ALCOHOLIC</FIELD2><FIELD3>123</FIELD3><FIELD4>FEMA</FIELD4><FIELD5>NO</FIELD5></FSDATAMATRIX></DATAMATRIX>'
PRINT @XMLSTRING
EXEC sp_xml_preparedocument @idoc OUTPUT, @XMLSTRING
SELECT *
FROM OPENXML (@idoc, '/DATAMATRIX/FSDATAMATRIX',1)
EXEC sp_xml_removedocument @idoc
The problem I'm having is that I can't seem to get the values of FIELD1, FIELD2, FIELD3 by using the OPENXML procedure.
Can someone shed some light on this ? Thanks.
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Hi,
couldn't quite reproduce the problem.
SELECT * FROM OPENXML (@idoc, '/DATAMATRIX/FSDATAMATRIX/FIELD1',1)
id parentid nodetype localname prefix namespaceuri datatype prev text
4 2 1 FIELD1 NULL NULL NULL 3 NULL
9 4 3 #text NULL NULL NULL NULL UNITED STATES
Since text is independent node inside Field1 this doesn't return a single value but two rows, one for node and one for content
Mika
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Oops. I should have stated that my code does work, but not the manner I was hoping. Yes, I got the same results you are seeing but I wanted to be able to see 1 row returned. In an ideal world, it would have showed me "FIELD1" and the value of "UNITED STATES". I'm a novice at XML processing, so please bear with me.
Is what I'm asking for possible ? If not I will have to work around it by using some logic that will link the two records together by the node type and parent id. Thanks again for the quick response.
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No problem
One way is to use SQL to manipulate results. For example:
SELECT set1.localname, set2.text
FROM OPENXML (@idoc, '/DATAMATRIX/FSDATAMATRIX',1) set1
INNER JOIN
OPENXML (@idoc, '/DATAMATRIX/FSDATAMATRIX',1) set2
ON set1.id = set2.parentid
WHERE set1.LocalName = 'FIELD1'
Remember that you can define the columns you need from the xml by using WITH clause.
Of course if you can modify the XML, you could set the texts as attributes instead of elements, which could simplify your code.
Hope this helps,
Mika
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SELECT *
FROM OPENXML (@idoc, '/DATAMATRIX/FSDATAMATRIX',1)
WITH ( DM_OBJECT_TYPE VARCHAR(100) 'DM_OBJECT_TYPE'
, FIELD1 VARCHAR(100) 'FIELD1'
, FIELD2 VARCHAR(100) 'FIELD2'
, FIELD3 VARCHAR(100) 'FIELD3'
, FIELD4 VARCHAR(100) 'FIELD4'
, FIELD5 VARCHAR(100) 'FIELD5'
)
Please... SAVE my time by rating the posts that you read!
There are 10 kinds of people in the world: those who understand binary and those who don't.
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Thank you to those who have responded, I can get the data XML results. The next problem is that I need to be able to Insert, Update and Delete XML data stored in one of my tables. The table consists of a primary key and a "TEXT_DATA" column that contains the XML data. The wrinkle here is that the TEXT_DATA column is defined as ntext.
I'm struggling with XQUERY commands to manipulate the data. Your help is greatly appreciated.
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Hi,
Try simply casting the text to xml datatype and use the result for xml dml operations. Simple case to test that casting actually works:
SELECT CAST( CAST( '<root><node1 value="A" /></root>' as ntext) as xml) XmlTypedColumn
Mika
p.s. You could start a new thread for separate questions
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hi all
i get above error when using this code snippet
Dim svr As Server = New Server()
Console.Writeline(svr.Name & " " & svr.Information.VersionString)
i already import the the SMO as following
Imports Microsoft.SqlServer.Management.Smo
please suggest how can i solve this problem
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Could be the server isn't running, your connection string is not setup right, or firewall.
"The clue train passed his station without stopping." - John Simmons / outlaw programmer
"Real programmers just throw a bunch of 1s and 0s at the computer to see what sticks" - Pete O'Hanlon
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