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what's your mean? your talking about sql server?
i have to do this project by ms access
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Why? You can get free versions of SQL Server that should satisfy your needs.
If you want to get true Database Server performance, then you should really use a database that was designed from the ground up to be a database server.
Deja View - the feeling that you've seen this post before.
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There is no way to make MS Access deliver reasonable performance in a multi-user environment. If you want performance in a multi-user scenario, use a server, not a file-system based database. There is a free version of SQL server, if cost is the issue.
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Hi!
I have installed MS SQL Server 2005 on my Company's server (c drive) and I want to create my databases so that the Data is on another hard drive (N:\) is is possible to do that.
Thank you
phokojoe
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You can Attach the .mdf file
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I do not understand. I know how to attach the database. My question is, when you install ms sql server, the default directory is c:\ whatver the name of the hard drive it is. And the .mdf file is located at c:\program files\microsoft sql\mssql\data\databasename.mdf. Now I want this database to be in the other drive not the default drive. Is it possible?
phokojoe
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" CREATE Database Mydb
ON (Name = mydbdat. FILENAME = 'N:\Mydbdir\mydb.mdf', SIZE = 5MB, MAXSIZE = 10MB FILEGROWTH = 1MB)
Log On (NAME= MydbLog, FILNAME = 'N:\Mydbdir\MyDb.ldf', SIZE =1MB, MAX SIZE = 5MB, FILEGROWTH = 1MB)"
TO move an existing database:
"sp_detach_db Mydb;
GO
--Physically move the full-text catalog to the new location.
--Attach the myDbdatabase and specify the new location
CREATE DATABASE Mydb ON
(FILENAME = 'N:\Mydbdir\MyDb.mdf'),
(FILENAME = 'N:\Mydbdir\MyDb.ldf'),
FOR ATTACH;
GO
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Hello!
I have a table in SQL Server 2000 named ORDERS.
This table have only one record with orderdate 27/03/2007
when i run this query Select * from orders where
(Orders.OrderDate >= '26/03/2007' AND Orders.OrderDate <= '26/04/2007')
no rows are selected. But when i use: Select * from orders where
(Orders.OrderDate >= '26/03/2007' AND Orders.OrderDate <= '27/04/2007')
it returns a row with orderdate 27/03/2007.
What i have noticed that if day part of Orders.OrderDate <= '27/04/2007'
is greater than day part of '26/03/2007' it works otherwise not.
Important: Data type of ORDER DATE is nvarchar.
Anybody please guide me how to handle this if i keep datatype as NVARCHAR(10). Its a big project and for me changing its datatype is like going straight into Hell...
Thanks
colgate
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Dates as strings....
You could CONVERT the varchar types into date types for the query.
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AAH!
Let me try this...
Hopefuly, it should work!
colgateas900197
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No Bro!
i have tried this(Orders.OrderDate >= (CONVERT(varchar,'26/03/2007',101)) AND Orders.OrderDate <= (CONVERT(varchar,'26/04/2007',101))) but facing same problem.
colgateas900197
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Yes, that's cause you're converting your nvarchar fields to varchar, rather than datetime...
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OH, oooooooo OH,OH
Thanks dear!
Its working.... OH,
Thanks.
For others it happens sometimes but for me it happens most of the times that brain dosnt work.
Thanks for your kind help
colgateas900197
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can u send me ur proper quary.
i have tried this as below...but it does not returns any row:
Select * from tablea where
OrderDate >= (CONVERT(datetime,'26/03/2007',120)) AND OrderDate <= (CONVERT(datetime,'26/04/2007',120))
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I have DataSet containing a table. I want to change the datatype of 2nd column of the table to varchar before binding the dataset to my datagrid.
Please help me out
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If this is what you want to do then you should change it inside the query to the database.
CAST(Column1 AS varchar(50))
CleaKO
"I think you'll be okay here, they have a thin candy shell. 'Surprised you didn't know that.'" - Tommy (Tommy Boy)
"Fill it up again! Fill it up again! Once it hits your lips, it's so good!" - Frank the Tank (Old School)
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Also, if you only have a single table you should look at using DataTable instead of dataset. This will reduce the overhead of using datasets when you don't need the overhead of a dataset.
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I need to do the below:
Import the excel file using the available SQL server tools to a temp db. Then write a mapping between the temp db and the Main database. Move the data to the Main database.
Is this possible??
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where there is a will there is a way
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INSERT INTO TableName(Column1, Column2, etc)
SELECT Column1, Column2, etc FROM #TempTableName
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You should be able to use the oledb provider to link to excel and import the data into a datatable. From there you could use SQLBulk Copy to move the data easily if your column headers are the same, otherwise you will need to map the columns.
If you do not want to this in code then the other suggestion might be better.
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code. Rather, it tends to escape, pillaging the countryside all around.
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hi
i create a database in access but i can't insert records: permision to insert is not on
i tried :set permision dbname on but it doesn't work
please help
thank you
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You created the db and you don't have permissions?
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Hi there.
I want to know, if i am using an Select statement in SQL, and it should return a value, but returns Null, how do i set the null value to a '0'?
Thanks
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SELECT ISNULL(fieldname, '0')
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Hi all,
Last weekend i had a hard disk crash. I changed the hard disk and iam using sql2000 sp3. I had a back up on another disk. But when i attempt to attach the mdf file it gives me the following msg:
Error 5172 the header for file G:\ADMIC\db.ndf is not a valid database file header. the page audit property is incorrect.
Devise activation error. The physical file G\ADMIC\db.ndf may be incorrect.
Could not open new database ADMIC. Create database is aborted.
Kindly note that the message is labelled Microsoft SQL-DMO(ODBC SQLState: 42000)
Any help is appreciated.
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