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Re: SQL 2005 connectivity

pmarfleet31-Oct-07 2:46

31-Oct-07 2:46

nicetohaveyou wrote:
first can we connect sql 2000 enterprise manager to sql 2005 server?

second can we connect to sql2005 server from query analyser of 2000?

Why would you want to do this? If you have SQL Server 2005, install the SQL 2005 client tools.

nicetohaveyou wrote:
do we have the client tools for sql 2005 server?

Only you can answer this question...

Paul Marfleet

Re: SQL 2005 connectivity

Hesham Amin31-Oct-07 11:15

Hesham Amin

31-Oct-07 11:15

nicetohaveyou wrote:
first can we connect sql 2000 enterprise manager to sql 2005 server?

I tried it and, no.. you'll get an error when you connect to sql server 2005 from SQL Server 2000 enterprise manager.

nicetohaveyou wrote:
second can we connect to sql2005 server from query analyser of 2000?

Yes...

nicetohaveyou wrote:
do we have the client tools for sql 2005 server?

If you need free tools, you can use MS SQL Server 2005 express edition + SQL Server management studio. you can get them all free here[^]
Select to download "Microsoft SQL Server 2005 Express Edition with Advanced Services"

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Create Table statement

prithaa31-Oct-07 1:45

prithaa

31-Oct-07 1:45

Hello,

I want to write a sql statement to create a table with one field which is a decimal.But it doesn't work.
I did the following

Create Table Purchase (Name varchar,Amount numeric(10,2))

Prithaa

Re: Create Table statement

soni uma31-Oct-07 2:04

soni uma

31-Oct-07 2:04

Prithaa This Work fine Try it Again;

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Re: Create Table statement

neeraj_indianic31-Oct-07 2:09

neeraj_indianic

31-Oct-07 2:09

Actually you are not giving the size of varchar so by default it will take varchar(1) and you will not be able to insert the record which is greater than 1 character. You have to do like this:-

Create Table Purchase (Name varchar(50),Amount numeric(10,2))

datetime problem

niki_nilu31-Oct-07 0:38

niki_nilu

31-Oct-07 0:38

hello
i am gayatri patil
i have two table tAnalyst and tUser
tAnalyst:-

UserId varchar(20) notnull
CreateDate datetime(8) notnull
UpdateDate datetime(8) allow Null

tUser table:-
UserId varchar(20) notnull
firstname varchar(20) notnull
lastname varchar(20) notnull

i want sql query like
join the two tables and search data date wise.
my query is--------
select tU.UserID,tU.FirstName,tU.LastName,
tU.LastName+''+ tU.FirstName'UserId',
tA.UserID,tA.CreateDate,
tA.UpdateDate
from tAnalyst tA,
tUser tU
where tU.UserID=tA.UserID
and
tA.CreateDate = '7/25/2007'
in this query i haven't error but data is not display.
so pls guide me writeway.
regards
gayatri

Gayatri

Re: datetime problem

soni uma31-Oct-07 0:44

soni uma

31-Oct-07 0:44

1 . Gaytri it may possible that racords are not matche
2. Or Pass the Date as 07/25/2007 not 7/25/2007
Old tA.CreateDate = '7/25/2007' i think it is problem
New tA.CreateDate = '07/25/2007'

Re: datetime problem

niki_nilu31-Oct-07 1:11

niki_nilu

31-Oct-07 1:11

sir i am write query like you told me.
but its not working
gayatri

Gayatri

Re: datetime problem

soni uma31-Oct-07 1:15

soni uma

31-Oct-07 1:15

Ok then doing This way

convert(varchar,tA.CreateDate,101)='07/25/2007'

Re: datetime problem

r a j u u31-Oct-07 0:51

r a j u u

31-Oct-07 0:51

in tA.CreateDate column you can make '07/25/2007'..i think this'7/25/2007'time format wrong...plz try this

Re: datetime problem

Krish - KP31-Oct-07 1:06

Krish - KP

31-Oct-07 1:06

Data stored in CreatedDate colum is DateTime i.e. the column has both date and Time.

but while retrieving you are using only Date. so Automatically system takes time as "00:00:00"

change you condition to ...
ta.CreateDate BETWEEN '25-Jul-2007' AND '26-Jul-2007'

Regards
KP

Re: datetime problem

neeraj_indianic31-Oct-07 1:10

neeraj_indianic

31-Oct-07 1:10

This is because of format of date is different in your table column field(i.e. CreateDate and you are comparing this date with another format which is mm/dd/yyyy. If you want to do it then you have to convert your format and you will sure get result. Now use this query to get the result.

select tU.UserID,tU.FirstName,tU.LastName,<br />
tU.LastName+''+ tU.FirstName'UserId',<br />
tA.UserID,tA.CreateDate,<br />
tA.UpdateDate<br />
from tAnalyst tA,<br />
tUser tU<br />
where tU.UserID=tA.UserID<br />
and<br />
convert(varchar,tA.CreateDate,101)='07/25/2007'

Re: datetime problem

niki_nilu31-Oct-07 1:13

niki_nilu

31-Oct-07 1:13

Thanku very much sir
your query is running.
thanku
gayatri

Gayatri

Re: datetime problem

joemonvarghese1-Nov-07 23:29

joemonvarghese

1-Nov-07 23:29

hi
whenever you are dealing with dates..convert the dates to a common format...
you can use convert function for this.

regards

Joe

Numeric Column

banker_kiran30-Oct-07 23:38

banker_kiran

30-Oct-07 23:38

Hi,
I have one column with numeric data type.
It is auto number.
i have given size numeric(9,0)
now i want to pad 0.

eg. if it is 1 in auto number then i want to display
000000001
if 2 then 000000002
if 10 then 000000010

kiran banker

Re: Numeric Column

Krish - KP31-Oct-07 0:35

Krish - KP

31-Oct-07 0:35

check is this what you are looking for

<br />
SELECT <br />
CASE WHEN Len('00000000' + LTrim(str(myid))) > 9 THEN <br />
	SubString(<br />
		'00000000' + LTrim(Str(myid)), <br />
		Len('00000000' + LTrim(Str(myid))) - 9, <br />
		Len('00000000' + LTrim(Str(myid)))<br />
	) END<br />
FROM tableA<br />

Regards
KP

Re: Numeric Column [modified]

GuyThiebaut31-Oct-07 3:23

GuyThiebaut

31-Oct-07 3:23

Hi Kiran,

The code below will insert '15' into ten zeroes and keep it right justified.
You will just need to jiggle things a bit substituting your number for '15'

<br />
select stuff('0000000000',11-len('15'),len('15'),'15')<br />

Or even better

<br />
select stuff(replicate('0',10),11-len(cast(15 as varchar(100))),len(cast(15 as varchar(100))),cast(15 as varchar(100)))<br />

I hope this is of help.

Guy

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Re: Numeric Column

ianhoc31-Oct-07 7:04

ianhoc

31-Oct-07 7:04

I think this is easier:

SELECT RIGHT('00000000' + Ltrim(str(MyKey)), 8)
From Table

Ian

Need an Article about Replication.

hdv21230-Oct-07 23:22

hdv212

30-Oct-07 23:22

hi i'm looking for an article that explain replication good, can u give me a link for that article ?
thanks

.Net

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amsathu

30-Oct-07 23:20

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amsathu

Re: .Net

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il_masacratore

30-Oct-07 23:36

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Re: .Net

Giorgi Dalakishvili30-Oct-07 23:40

Giorgi Dalakishvili

30-Oct-07 23:40

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Re: .Net

Paul Conrad31-Oct-07 14:12

Paul Conrad

31-Oct-07 14:12

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Getting the columns

M. J. Jaya Chitra30-Oct-07 22:31

M. J. Jaya Chitra

30-Oct-07 22:31

Can anyone tell me how to retrieve the column names in a table?

Best Regards,
M. J. Jaya Chitra

Re: Getting the columns

Giorgi Dalakishvili30-Oct-07 22:47

Giorgi Dalakishvili

30-Oct-07 22:47

If you are using sql server then you can use the following query:
SELECT column_name FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.COLUMNS WHERE TABLE_NAME = 'name_of_the_table'

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