Database

John-ph3-Oct-07 23:33

3-Oct-07 23:33

veereshIndia wrote:
i want to insert data into first table i need sql query for this

INSERT INTO tblEmployee(
     EmpolyeeID,
     EmployeeName)
VALUES(
     @EmpolyeeID,
     @EmployeeName)

Regards
J O H N

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veereshIndia3-Oct-07 23:35

veereshIndia

3-Oct-07 23:35

Hi,

Please see my question once again.

Regard's
veeresh

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John-ph4-Oct-07 0:05

4-Oct-07 0:05

To Insert Into First Table

INSERT INTO tblEmp1(
                         EmpID,
                         EmpName
                      )
          VALUES(
                         @EmpID,
                         @EmpName
                       )

To Insert Into Second Table

<code>INSERT INTO tblEmp2(
                        RowID,
                        EmpAddress,
                     )
         VALUES(
                        @RowID,
                        @EmpAddress
                       )</code>

Regards
J O H N

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Krish - KP4-Oct-07 0:30

Krish - KP

4-Oct-07 0:30

both insert statements results in violation of foreign key constraint

Regards
KP

John-ph4-Oct-07 0:41

4-Oct-07 0:41

Table Relationship's are Violating the Normalization Rule.

Regards
J O H N

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Krish - KP4-Oct-07 0:28

Krish - KP

4-Oct-07 0:28

disable constraint then a dummy master data.

use the same while inserting into transaction table.

Regards
KP

John-ph4-Oct-07 0:38

4-Oct-07 0:38

Inserting Into these table's are possible only If one of the table's Foreign Key column Allows Null Value.

Regards
J O H N

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Paddy Boyd4-Oct-07 0:35

Paddy Boyd

4-Oct-07 0:35

You have two foreign keys, each referencing the primary key of the other table. Why do you have this circular reference?

Makes inserting records a little awkward...

John-ph4-Oct-07 0:44

4-Oct-07 0:44

You are right.

Regards
J O H N

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Paddy Boyd4-Oct-07 0:46

Paddy Boyd

4-Oct-07 0:46

I know

veereshIndia4-Oct-07 1:09

veereshIndia

4-Oct-07 1:09

Hi,

Thanks for giving answer.But my application requires this things.Please help me
on this.

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Paddy Boyd4-Oct-07 1:14

Paddy Boyd

4-Oct-07 1:14

I can't understand an application that would require this design, it seems fairly fundamentally flawed.

Think about it - if your foreign key fields can't accept nulls and you are trying to insert a record:

1. Try to insert a record into A, fails because corresponding field does not exist in B.

2. Try to insert a corresponding record into B, fails because initial record does not exist in A.

3. Keep trying because it doesn't work.

It seems like you are trying to enforce a one to one relationship between these two tables - why not combine them into a single table?

veereshIndia4-Oct-07 1:27

veereshIndia

4-Oct-07 1:27

Hi,

I will try to combine into only one table.Thanks a lot.

Veeresh

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karoitay4-Oct-07 0:52

karoitay

4-Oct-07 0:52

It looks like your purpose is to have roles list ant employees list and you need some how to assign roles to employees.

If this is the case - I would have done this with three Tables.
TableEmps -- empId, empName (PK - empId)
TableRoles -- roleId, RoleName (PK - roleId)
TableRoleToEmp -- roleId, empId (FK1 roleId ref - TableRoles.roleId, FK2 empId ref - TableEmps.empId)

Remote Connection MSSQL

confusedme3-Oct-07 19:52

confusedme

3-Oct-07 19:52

Hi..

I have been assigned to make a database in some remote machine.The machine has MSSQL 2005.I need to connect to that remote machine's sql server via my pc using my SQL Management express.I do have that computer's IP address(say,123.456.789.000),and the username and password.But when i try to connect to the server ,I get the following error:

Cannot connect to 123.456.789.000\sqlexpress

An error has occured while establishing a connection to the server.When connecting to SQL server 2005,this failure may be caused by the fact that unser the default settings SQL server does not allow remote connections,(provider:SQL Network Interfaces,error:26-Error Locating Server/Instance specified)(Microsoft SQL Server)

I am a new programmer and dont know much.But i guess the problem is not in my server but in that server to which i am trying to connect.I guess that server has some instance created or it does not allow remote connections.But i am not sure.Is it so?Or is anything wrong in my server.Any ideas?

Thanks

confused

Anilkumar K V3-Oct-07 20:18

Anilkumar K V

3-Oct-07 20:18

I too had same issue like this

I installed SQL Server SE, on an XP machine. How other users of same domain can access SQL server using SQL Server Express Edn.
I did create new logins for user, windows authentication. But whenever user try to connect it show message like

An error has occurred while establishing a connection to the server. When connecting to SQL Server 2005, this failure may be caused by the fact that under the default settings SQL Server does not allow remote connections. (provider: SQL Network Interfaces, error: 26 - Error locating Server/Instance Specified).

How to get rid of this issue. Do i need to set/change in WInodws user accounts?

Joe3-Oct-07 20:21

Joe

3-Oct-07 20:21

Does this issue occur with the SqlServer service started on the remote computer?

Re: Remote Connection MSSQL [modified]

Anilkumar K V3-Oct-07 22:46

Anilkumar K V

3-Oct-07 22:46

I could login from the local machine. When when other user try to login it show error.
It seems that Windows Authentication issues are there.

What all things to do in the SQL Ser. Standard Edition ( XP ) to enable remote login
( like user permission, adding new login , etc etc )

Marek Grzenkowicz3-Oct-07 22:13

3-Oct-07 22:13

Contact the DBA responsible for the server and ask them to use SQL Server Surface Area Configuration tool to check whether SQL Server is configured to allow remote connections.

Anilkumar K V3-Oct-07 23:31

Anilkumar K V

3-Oct-07 23:31

Its enabled

Marek Grzenkowicz3-Oct-07 23:47

3-Oct-07 23:47

Is SQL Browser service running?

confusedme4-Oct-07 0:14

confusedme

4-Oct-07 0:14

Hi..yes the remote server is up and the sql browser service in my local server is running.Any other configurations i need to check?

confused

Marek Grzenkowicz4-Oct-07 0:40

4-Oct-07 0:40

Check firewall on the client and server.

confusedme4-Oct-07 18:35

confusedme

4-Oct-07 18:35

Hi thanks ...

Well...I am afraid I dont know about the firewall state in the computer that i am tring to accesss...I will surely find that out ASAP...abt my station ,yes ,the firewall is on but i have defined SQL server and the SQL browser as exceptions for it .That means firewall must not block these applications.

confused

Marek Grzenkowicz4-Oct-07 22:38