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See If Stored Proc Returns Data

23-May-12 0:13

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Kevin Marois3-May-12 10:51

Kevin Marois

3-May-12 10:51

I need to check hundreds of sprocs to see if they return data. So, I need to know if the proc

[] Returns a dataset
[] Returns a scalar
[] Runs some other type of command (INSERT, UPDATE, DELETE)

Is it possble to determine this in SQL? Can SQL tell me the result of the query?

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Mycroft Holmes3-May-12 12:40

Mycroft Holmes

3-May-12 12:40

Kevin Marois wrote:
Can SQL tell me the result of the query

Not without executing the code.

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RAH

Eddy Vluggen4-May-12 0:01

4-May-12 0:01

You can get the body-text of the sproc, and see if it contains a "RETURN" statement. That does not mean that the sproc actually returns something, that will depend on the logic.

Return types will be defined for functions, not for sprocs.

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Corporal Agarn7-May-12 7:21

Corporal Agarn

7-May-12 7:21

You would have to go into each procedure as you can return data with a select statement, thus looking for just return will not work.

Playing music on my end, with APIs of search engines

vvashishta10-May-12 4:46

vvashishta

10-May-12 4:46

Create Params passed to a Store Proc.. as local variables in Debug Code,,, and to check whether a SP returns data, execute the SP with those local variable with specified values.. by marking comment on Create or Alter Command on SP

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Vishal Vashishta

Neha.prakash882-May-12 21:52

Neha.prakash88

2-May-12 21:52

I want to create a web application, in which it searches the API available in various sites like playme.com,freemusicarchive.org and plays mp3 at my end.

By using web services of these websites I am just getting the URLs which doesn't point to any specific mp3. So how will I write the code for player which I have prepared in my website.

I have searched several websites like beemp3.com they have the functionality, same I want to achieve for my website. Please help!!

Re: Playing music on my end, with APIs of search engines

Richard MacCutchan2-May-12 22:24

Richard MacCutchan

2-May-12 22:24

This has nothing to do with databases and you already posted the question here[^]. Please post in one forum only.

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Re: Playing music on my end, with APIs of search engines

Eddy Vluggen4-May-12 0:04

Re: Playing music on my end, with APIs of search engines

4-May-12 0:04

Neha.prakash88 wrote:
By using web services of these websites I am just getting the URLs which doesn't
point to any specific mp3.

Probably a "redirect" url that points to something that points to your MP3. The API's will probably not be all the same for the websites you named.

Neha.prakash88 wrote:
I have searched several websites like beemp3.com they have the functionality,
same I want to achieve for my website. Please help!!

If you are stuck on a specific problem, or if there's some code that we can review. Right now, the question is too broad.

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Neha.prakash884-May-12 0:19

Neha.prakash88

4-May-12 0:19

This is an XML file provided by http://freemusicarchive.org[^] in this at the place of track URl they have provided http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Alastair_Cameron/Free_Film_Music_cameronmusiccouk/gentle_marimba[^], which is opening some page which contains a mp3 file which we can listen.

My problem is that I want to play that music at my website, I don't want to redirect to any any other website. I want that user just click on play button and it start playing, without showing the actual website which is hosting the song.

XML

<value>
<track_id>55860</track_id>
<track_title>gentle marimba</track_title>
<track_url>
http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Alastair_Cameron/Free_Film_Music_cameronmusiccouk/gentle_marimba
</track_url>
<track_image_file/>
<artist_id>12203</artist_id>
<artist_name>Alastair Cameron</artist_name>
<artist_url>
http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Alastair_Cameron/
</artist_url>
<artist_website>http://www.cameronmusic.co.uk/</artist_website>
<album_id>10345</album_id>
<album_title>Free Film Music (cameronmusic.co.uk)</album_title>
<album_url>
http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Alastair_Cameron/Free_Film_Music_cameronmusiccouk/
</album_url>
<license_title>Creative Commons Attribution</license_title>
<license_url>http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/</license_url>
<track_language_code/>
<track_duration>01:44</track_duration>
<track_number>0</track_number>
<track_disc_number>1</track_disc_number>
</value>

Re: Playing music on my end, with APIs of search engines

Eddy Vluggen4-May-12 0:26

Re: Playing music on my end, with APIs of search engines

4-May-12 0:26

In that case you'll have to fetch the redirect-page, read it, figure out where the MP3 is actually located and then fetch that mp3.

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Neha.prakash884-May-12 0:29

Neha.prakash88

4-May-12 0:29

Those redirected pages contain some coded information, they too don't have any direct mp3 link.

Re: Playing music on my end, with APIs of search engines

Eddy Vluggen4-May-12 0:39

check date range in between date range

4-May-12 0:39

I'm sorry, seems I cannot help here.

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RA|-|UL PATEL2-May-12 20:58

RA|-|UL PATEL

2-May-12 20:58

Hello friends,

I need query which will check user supplied date range is in between the existing table startdate and enddate.
if any of the date of user supplied date range is in between the tables start date and end date,it should retrun that record from table.

for example user supply date range is from 1 may 2012 to 5 may 2012.
then query must check that
1 may 2005
2 may 2005
3 may 2005
4 may 2005
5 may 2005
(all dates) is in between startdate and enddate of existing table.

please reply...Thanx in advance...

Blue_Boy2-May-12 21:27

Blue_Boy

2-May-12 21:27

SQL

select * from tablename where startdate>=@startDate and enddate<=@endDate

Initialize parameters

SQL

@startDate

and

SQL

@endDate

with values

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jschell3-May-12 8:42

jschell

3-May-12 8:42

Blue_Boy wrote:
where startdate>=@startDate and enddate<=@endDate

Probably not a good idea. One end should be inclusive and the other exclusive, for example.

where startdate>=@startDate and enddate<@endDate

The reason for this is that for a range check you do not want the same value to show up twice in two 'different' ranges.

Vishal D Kolekar4-May-12 2:19

Vishal D Kolekar

4-May-12 2:19

SELECT *
FROM tablename
where insertdate BETWEEN @startDate and @endDate

this is simple but it won't contain @endDate in result set.
For that you need to use DATEADD(datepart, number, date) fuction
Since your query will be

SELECT *
FROM tablename
WHERE insertdate BETWEEN @startDate and DATEADD(d,1,@endDate)

Thanks,
Vishal K

vvashishta10-May-12 4:50

vvashishta

10-May-12 4:50

Instead of usign Between Operator, you should use FromDate >= @FromDate
AND EndDate < DateAdd(D, 1, @EndDate )
(It always perform the accurate process, specially in case when Date Column accepts dates also)

Remember EndDate must work with LessThan and FromDate performs on GreaterThanEqualTo

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Vishal Vashishta

career Sql developer

Arul R Ece29-Apr-12 20:36

Arul R Ece

29-Apr-12 20:36

I have knowledge in

Basic SQL queries.

SP

function

view

Triggers

shall i chose my career as sql developer side

Thanks & Regards

Arul.R

"The greatest lesson of life is that you are responsible for your life."

modified 30-Apr-12 3:09am.

Richard MacCutchan29-Apr-12 23:13

Richard MacCutchan

29-Apr-12 23:13

Sorry, but this is a technical forum, it's unlikely we can offer useful career guidance. You need to decide these things for yourself based on your knowledge, experience and the job vacancies open to you.

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vvashishta30-Apr-12 22:01

vvashishta

30-Apr-12 22:01

Yes sure..being a newbie to technology..you can opt whatever strikes you better.
SQL is also a good option.

- Happy Coding -
Vishal Vashishta

ZurdoDev1-May-12 2:20

ZurdoDev

1-May-12 2:20

You need to do whatever it is you enjoy. Do not let the market determine what you decide on. It is ever changing.

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