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First off - your error is on line 16, and you have only showed us 14 lines of the stored procedure.
Secondly, you should use IS NULL and not LEN() to check if a variable contains a null value.
IF @DateFrom IS NULL<br />
BEGIN<br />
'Do something (but why set @DateFrom to NULL, since it defaults to NULL above???)<br />
END
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Some problems are so complex that you have to be highly intelligent and well informed just to be undecided about them.
- Laurence J. Peters
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I had an idea I could be wrong, but I didn't have some place to make sure (developing PC) at the time. Thanks for correcting me.
daniero
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can u tell me what is the difference between open xml update and dbdataadapter.update(dataset)
what is happening inside dbdataadapter.update(dataset)
which one is better why
guide me please
thanks
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Hi Friends,
I have a table with fileds ID,code,descripiton, date
where ID is primaryKey also date is a unique while code and description could hame same data.
my problem is i have to fetch last two records for each of the same code and description in the table.
How can i do that please?
Please not that
"select top 2 * from table1 order by id des"c is returning only last 2 recods of the table.
While i need last 2 records for each of the code and description in the table.
thanks
Naveed Kamboh
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Hi,
okay I will try my best, so I hope this will help you. My idea is to use a Stored Procedure or something like this, where you build a loop over all value-pairs of code and description (can be retrieved by a distinct or a group-by). And inside that loop you select the last two records using a where-condition to identify the matching records. Afterwards you can put these selected rows into a temporary table. Perform a select at the end to retrieve the result.
Pseudo-code:
<br />
create temporary table X (must have same scheme like your original table)<br />
<br />
foreach value-pair E of code and description<br />
begin<br />
insert into X <br />
select top 2 * from original_table where code = E.code and description = E.description<br />
end<br />
<br />
select * from X<br />
Hmmm, i hope this helps
Regards Sebastian
-- modified at 9:02 Tuesday 6th June, 2006
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Assuming MS SQL, you could try something like this:
SELECT
t.*
FROM
table1 t
WHERE
t.date = (SELECT MAX(date)
FROM table1
WHERE code = t.code and
description = t.description)
OR
t.date = (SELECT MAX(date)
FROM table1
WHERE code = t.code and
description = t.description AND
date < (SELECT MAX(date)
FROM table1
WHERE code = t.code and
description = t.description))
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That's by far your best option. There's a way to do it with grouping also which may come out faster depending on the DBMS and index structure. Either way, this is a much better solution than using a cursor.
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We had a problem like this, some time ago... and the solution were to use stored procedured with cursors....
( The performance.... we know )
What we did is to build the cursor at runtime, with the Execute () Method... setting here the Order By... after that create the Cursor and Fetch till the Value needed... aslo notice you can specify the cursor to fetch directly a row
Alter Procedure DoLoop
as
Declare curMyLoop Cursor For
Select * from spt_values
Open curMyLoop
Fetch Next from curMyLoop
while @@Fetch_status = 0
Begin
Fetch Next from curMyLoop
End
deallocate curMyLoop
Go
alter procedure pp
as
declare @str varchar(50)
set @str= 'Select * from spt_values'
Execute ( @str )
Go
Regards
Ricardo Casquete
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Thanks to all,
It realy helped me.
Naveed Kamboh
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Hi all,
I am working for information warehouse application. Here database used is Oracle.Here we are loading data from flat file to oracle tables using SQL Loader. Which is getting failed and showing error
ORA 00001 unique constraint violated;
I have checked for the corresponding table by using DESC <table_name>;
It is showing NOT NULL constraint for all the columns. There is no primary key for the table.
Please guide me, what can be the expected reasons for this failure.
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Hi,
hmmm sounds difficult. Maybe Oracle uses all columns as primary key (when no primary key is declared).
Did you tried to insert some rows manually? Did you get the same error? Try to insert two rows with all the same column values.
Hope this helps.
Regards
Sebastian
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Hi,
I don't have right to insert the values manually.
Thanks for ur response.
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It is possible to have constraints other than primary key or null constraints. Have you checked indexes on the table, or other constraints. I'm rusty on my Oracle, but every other database I've used lately has an option to temporarily disable constraint checking for data loads.
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I have checked for the primary key by using DESC <table_name>. Is it the right way to check.
I am new to database can u please tell me how to check for indexes and primary key.
Thanks for ur response.
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Can anyone tell me how to write a sql query to get a comma separated list of values.
Eg.
IF the table ColorTable contains in it's colors field red,blue and green.
The query "Select colors from ColorTable" would return 3 rows with each row containing each color.
I would like to have a query that would return the colors in one row as red,blue,green instead of returning 3 rows
I tried using list(colors) but this function is not recognised.
Kindly help me,
Thanks in advance
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select (<br />
(select description from colortable where description='green') + ',' + <br />
(select description from colortable where description='Blue') + ','+ <br />
(select description from colortable where description='Red')<br />
) as colors from colortable
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Is there any other way without hard coding the values and individually concatenating them as I have to retrieve data from a table with numerous records based on some conditions.
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You can do something like this:
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<br />
declare @list varchar(1000)<br />
<br />
select @list = isnull(@list, '') + colors + ',' from ColorTable<br />
<br />
select @list<br />
<br />
It's got some extra "features" like that it always ends in a comma, but for every issue you may have with it there's a reasonable solution. Ask if you need more help with that.
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That was just what i needed.
Thanks a lot.
By using the following i have removed the comma that appears at the end of the line
select substring(@list,1,len(@list)-1)
Now can you please tell me if there is a way in which the comma before the last item can be replaced with 'or'
i.e. I would like the output to be like
red,blue,green,..........pink or yellow
-- modified at 0:55 Thursday 8th June, 2006
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Sure, try this:
<br />
declare @list varchar(1000)<br />
declare @len int<br />
<br />
select @list = isnull(@list, '') + colors + ',', @len = len(colors) from ColorTable<br />
<br />
select @list = substring(@list, 1, len(@list)-1)<br />
select substring(@list, 1, len(@list) - @len - 1) + " or " + substring(@list, len(@list) - @len, @len)<br />
I'm not in front of a SQL Server right now so I can't try it easily, and I may be off by a character (and thus a -1 or +1 in the substring lengths) here and there. I'm sure you can figure out the tweaks, though.
The concept is to have a variable hold the length of the last element. It does this by constantly replacing its value with the length of the current element; at the end of the query, it will contain the length of the last element. Once you know that, it's a matter of string handling to cut your list up and replace text as necessary.
Two more things:
1. If there's a possibility that ColorTable may contain zero, one or two rows, or if you're using a where clause that may return only zero, one or two rows, you may want either some if/then or case when clauses with select count statements to ensure you don't return errors.
2. While it's possible to do this in SQL, as demonstrated, there are some things that are better left to code. I assume you have a really good reason for doing it on the SQL Server instead of in whatever language you're using for your queries, but in general I'd recommend this be done in a code library instead of on the DB server.
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Thanks a lot for your help.
Thanks a lot for taking the time to reply.
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Thanks.It's just what I needed.
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Hi all..
Can any one tell me how i can find second largest value of perticular
attribute. Please give query fetching second largest value.
Rahul Kulkarni
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Try:
<br />
select Max(attr)<br />
from table<br />
Where attr < (select Max(attr) from table)<br />
Wout Louwers
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what is about 7th highest. can you tell me plz
The secret of life is not enjoyment
but education through experience.
- Swami Vivekananda.
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