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that means i should not do the calculation after deleting the row, whether i impacts the rest of record or not?
Soniagupta1@yahoo.co.in
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Sonia Gupta wrote: that means i should not do the calculation after deleting the row,
Yes you can do this when records are selected.
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hi
here is an example..fore more details on Cursor you can check help of Sql server 2000..
declare @EMpname as nvarchar(100)
declare emp_cursor cursor for
select name from employee
open emp_cursor
fetch next from emp_cursor into @EMpname
while(@@FETCH_STATUS=0)
begin
< update Statements>
fetch next from emp_cursor into @EMpname
end
close emp_cursor
deallocate emp_cursor
Regards
JOE
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You hava a table containing about 1000000 records.Now you want to delete 950000 records and only left 50000 records in the table. As there isn't much memory can be used, how to deal with it perfectly (both in time and in space)?
many thanks
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richardye wrote: As there isn't much memory can be used, how to deal with it perfectly (both in time and in space)?
What is going to happen when you delete all of those records is that the transaction log is going to grow.
Regarding disk space(I take it you mean disk space rather than memory?):
Backup the transaction log to clear it out of pending transactions first.
You will then need to shrink the transaction log.
Run your script to delete the records.
Then straightaway backup the transaction log and shrink it again.
This is the only way I can think of to keep disk space usage at a minimum.
Regarding speed:
All I can suggest is that you do all of this out of hours when nobody else is using the database.
If anybody else is accessing the table you are deleting from there is always the chance that you could get a lock, for a period of time, or even a deadlock.
You always pass failure on the way to success.
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Shrinking a transaction log is a science in itself, so here is a very useful script that I use(you may have to run the script more than once on the same transaction log for it to recover all the free space).
Click here for the google document.
You always pass failure on the way to success.
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I am trying Transactional Replication between SQL Server 2005 SE and SQL Server Express installed on a client machine. I am getting "Uninitialized Subscription" status on Replication monitor. The error message is like "The job failed. Unable to determine if the owner (DOMAIN\Joseph.Thomas) of job ACR-MANGO-October10-OCT-10 Pub-ACR-ANJILI\SQLEXPRESS-35 has server access (reason: Could not obtain information about Windows NT group/user 'DOMAIN\Joseph.Thomas', error code 0x5. [SQLSTATE 42000] (Error 15404) The statement has been terminated. [SQLSTATE 01000] (Error 3621))."
The steps i followed are
1. Create a publication in SQL Server 2005 SE.
I could successfully create Publications on Server. The security setting i gave are
SnapShot Agent Process: Run Under SQL Server Agent Service Account
Connect to publisher: By Impersonating the process account
2. Create subscription on SQL Server Express
Distribution Agent Security:Run under SQL Server Agent Service account
Connect To Distributor:By Impersonating the process account
Connect To the Subscriber:By Impersonating the process account
Sync Schedule
Agent Location: Distributor Run Continuously
3. Add a new login for the SQL Server Express user in SQL Server 2005 SE. Give role as sysadmin
Please advise
Thanks
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I have 4 After triggers and i want to give the order for them in which they fired..
i can do that with the help of sp_setordertrigger but with this i can only specify which one will be fired first and which one will be last but what abut the rest of triggers how can i order them..please help me..in this i m new for trigger...
Sucess need one master Stroke
Thanks and Regards
Aavesh Agarwal
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hi
you can set the First and Last trigger as you said.Rest of the triggers are fired depending on the trigger creation..So u create the trigger in the order in which you want to fire
regards
JOE
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Thanks joe,
I got the answer.
Thanks and Regards
Aavesh Agarwal
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Asp.Net/C#/SQL 2005
I created a user and login under security for the database.
In the web.cfg I have:
<connectionstrings>
<add name="ConnectionString1" connectionstring="Data Source=X2\SQLEXPRESS;Initial Catalog=TheDB;Integrated Security=True"
providername="System.Data.SqlClient">
<add name="ReadOnlyConnectionString"
connectionstring="Data Source=localhost\SQLEXPRESS;Initial Catalog=TheDB;
Integrated Security=False;User ID=userReaderOnly;Password=123"
providername="System.Data.SqlClient">
in the codebehind file:
string connectionString = ConfigurationManager.ConnectionStrings["ReadOnlyConnectionString"].ConnectionString;
SqlConnection conn = new SqlConnection(connectionString);
errors at the line:
conn.Open();
The Error:
A connection was successfully established with the server, but then an error occurred during the login process. (provider: Shared Memory Provider, error: 0 - No process is on the other end of the pipe.)
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I was happily working on my solution with access, everything going sweet.
Until i started to use backgroundworkers doing some inserts to the database, while the main thread was accessing the database calling the tableadapters as well for it's own purposes...
Is there any way MSAcess can manage multiple calls to the database, or should i just forget about it and start working on something different.
I was planning to include in the deploy the mdb file. I tested it, and it worked fine. But with this?
Suggestions PLEASE 
Thanks for everyones time.
Daniel Sovino
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Hi,
i'm using sql server 2005 i want to know the way to insert mpeg files???
bleave in your self
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Putting aside the obvious answer ( google can tell you in seconds ), why would you want to ? MPEGs are big, and no media player can play them without a physical file, so storing paths to files seems to make more sense to me.
Christian Graus - Microsoft MVP - C++
"I am working on a project that will convert a FORTRAN code to corresponding C++ code.I am not aware of FORTRAN syntax" ( spotted in the C++/CLI forum )
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I agree with Graus, this is the good method. Since inserting huge file into db makes it huge and will overhead to administrative perspective.
In sql2005 it is not possible to insert videos. In SQL2008 (COde Name:katmai) has these facilities.
Vidhya Sagar
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Hi,
I am using SQL Server 2005 and I have a column of type decimal. Default it adds decimal(18, 0). My value that I will have will be 9.99. How would I change decimal(18, 0) to accommodate this?
Please can someone help??
Thanks
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decimal(18,2) specifies a column that can hold values with 18 decimal digits in total, including 2 decimal digits to the right of the decimal point.
Paul Marfleet
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str+="CREATE TABLE ";
str+=m_TableName;
str+="(ID INTEGER,FangWei TEXT,FuYang TEXT,QingXie TEXT)";
try{
m_pConnection->Execute(str.AllocSysString(),&RecordsAffected,adCmdText);
}
when debug to here, the following appear:
Unhandled exception in SerialRecieve.exe(KERNEL32.DLL):0xE06D7363:Microsoft C++ Exception.
str is a CString variable,which is the table name, the program passed the compile and the build, but when debug, it can not go through.
maybe it is a easy problem, but i can not resolve it
help me please!
thanks a lot!
wuhuaiji
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Hi
I want to use bulk insert in order to insert information from a CSV to the database.
The CSV contains fewer fields than the DB.
I don't want to use a format file, I want to specify all the options within the with clause.
I need to map the fields in the CSV to the fields within the Database table.
Thanks,
Clint
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I can't help with that; I use bcp with a format file to load a table defined specifically to accept the bulk-loaded data, then I move the data to the target tables(s).
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I can't help with a bulk insert - however would doing an import via Enterprise Manager be an option?
I mention this because you can map fields through the import wizard and it should cover what you want to do.
Of course this is a once off option for ad-hoc jobs, but if doing a bulk insert is not absolutely necessary and this is an ad-hoc job I'd suggest looking at this option.
In Enterprise Manager it is under Tools/Data Transformation Services/Import Data...
You an also get to this via the SQL Server tab on your start menu under Import and Export Data
Hope this helps...
You always pass failure on the way to success.
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Hi,
I am using Sql server 2005 reporting services. I have created reports on server. I want to connect reportserver from client's PC and the Reports should come with Records as logged in User wise. This I want to place on different panes after calling them, as this happens with Google Analytics and msn sites. To place the records, I will use AJAX controls.
Can any one help me.
With Thanks
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Your question, as it stands, is of too general a nature to be answered. Identify specific problems you require help with and post the questions in the relevent forums.
Paul Marfleet
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I have problem calling reports from client PC, which are generated already and are on server, logged in user wise.
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MSinha wrote: logged in user wise
I don't understand what you mean.
Please post your code. This will make it easier to identify your problem.
Paul Marfleet
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