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Poonam Devi wrote: Some product contain name with % symbol shows error in details page
What is the error?
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CAn you Explore it more with Code....
I can try on it.....
By
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as far as the backward compatibility is concerned , how can i differentiate the ms access and sql server , on the basis of this feature?
If you have an apple & I have an apple and we exchange our apples, then each of us will still have only one apple but if you have an idea & I have an idea and we exchange our ideas, then each of us will have two ideas!
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Sorry, I don't understand your question. What are you trying to find out?
Bob
Ashfield Consultants Ltd
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Does any one know how I would get some data from a MsSQL database and upload it to MySQL hosted server
Situation
I’m running Symantec backup exec on a few severs and they email me notifications of what’s happened in the back up but there are too many to start filling away!!! The program uses MsSql to store the information I want to upload it to mysql hosted sever. I can tell backup exec to run a command after backup
any ideas guys
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Have you tried SSIS?
“If we are all in agreement on the decision - then I propose we postpone further discussion of this matter until our next meeting to give ourselves time to develop disagreement and perhaps gain some understanding of what the decision is all about.”-Alfred P. Sloan
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Please tell me how to add a database created in sql server database which is stored in default folder of Microsoft SQL Server to a my folder(created by me)?
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Do you mean you want to move the data files for an existing database to a different location?
Detach the database (right-click it in Management Studio or Enterprise Manager and click Detach), make a note of the security settings on the files, move them, check that the same users have permission to read and write the files, and then re-attach the database (this option is named Attach on the server's context menu).
DoEvents: Generating unexpected recursion since 1991
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Hi,
How can i configure my Sql Server2005 to communicate with MSAccess which is locating on some other place(Other city). I want to update the Sql server with the updated information of MSAccess tables as they both come online. Please guide me to setup this confuguration.
Thanks in advance
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I have found a potential problem which may get some people stuck when they have customised their Regional Settings. Too short to submit as an Article. Moderators please do with it what is best.
I live in South Africa. PC set up for English (South Africa).
The problem is, Microsoft says that in South Africa we write our dates as MM/dd/yyyy, when in fact we (ordinary people) use dd/MM/yyyy.
So in Reqional Settings we use Customise and change our Short Date format to dd/MM/yyyy.
Everything works fine if you use datasets to update a table, as the data is already a DateTime. But when you use an INSERT INTO command a problem comes up because the DateTime needs to be placed between single-quotes:
"INSERT INTO (column) VALUES('" + myDate + "')"
In our case, this converts to:
"INSERT INTO (column) VALUES('dd/MM/yyyy')"
But the server is expecting:
"INSERT INTO (column) VALUES('MM/dd/yyyy')" because this is the default short-date format for South Africa.
So the following must be used:
"INSERT INTO (column) VALUES('" + myDate.ToString("MM/dd/yyyy") + "')"
This converts to:
"INSERT INTO (column) VALUES('MM/dd/yyyy')" which is what the server is expecting.
This problem will arise with any Customisations made, including separators. myDate.ToString() must specify the exact format the server is expecting.
Nigel
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If needing to parse in date information like that (and you can't use parameterized as suggested by the previous poster), use the ISO format and it should be okay on all regional settings.
Of course there'll be problems if the regional settings are different from what you feed any conversion with. How else do you think it should know whether the date 04/05/2008 means either 4th May or 5th April. How else will you know whether numbers use decimal point period or comma etc.
That is the "problem" with conversions between regions.
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Hi,
I have created a "test" table having 4 column Q1,Q2,Q3 and Q4 with values one,two,three,and four respectively. Please refer the code below:-
Declare @loopId int
set @loopId=1
Declare @vr varchar(100)
declare @variable varchar(100)
while @loopId<=4
begin
set @vr='Q'+''+Convert(varchar,@loopId)+''
Select @variable=@vr from test
print(@variable )
set @loopId=@loopId+1
end
In the above code I am printing the values of each column of table "test" one by one.But the out put of the above code is
Q1
Q2
Q3
Q4
but i want to have the values not column name.This is a sample code which I will be using in one of my stored proc.What wrong I am doing.Please help.
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Pranav Thakur wrote: Select @variable=@vr from test
This line holds the problem. You wil need to create a dynamic query to display values.
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hi...
Try This one....
Declare @loopId int
set @loopId=1
Declare @vr varchar(100)
declare @variable varchar(100)
Declare @qry VarChar(1000)
while @loopId<=4
begin
set @vr='Q'+''+Convert(varchar,@loopId)+''
Select @variable=@vr from test
print(@variable )
Set @qry = (Select @variable=@vr from test)
set @loopId=@loopId+1
Exec(@qry)
end
Take Care ....
sure there will not be any prob now if still having prob..then
reply..
take care...
By
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hi all
i have develping an application in vb.net with mssql express 2005,
now i want to fetch records from a table with different conditions
i want to use a parameter as a column name in which i want to pass differnt field names and an other parametr to pass condition value.
here is the Sp by which i trying to fecth the data but could not....
pl help me
CREATE PROCEDURE TEMP1EMPINFO
--CREATE PROCEDURE TEMP1EMPINF
(
@Tbl_col_name varchar(100),
@Col_val varchar(100)
)
AS
Begin
Select * from table where @tbl_col_name= @col_val
end
GO
thanks
rmshah
Developer
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You will have to build a SELECT statement dynamically and then execute it using sp_executesql[^]. But as far as I know it's not very good performancewise. Google for "dynamic SQL" and read about it.
How many different values of @Tbl_col_name will you be using?
Wouldn't it be easier to create a separate SP for each case?
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Sure you can try this One...
Declare @qry VarChar(1000),
@clmname VarChar(100),
@tabname VarChar(100)
Set @qry = (Select @clmname from @tabname)
Exec(@qry)
hAVE A nICE DAY....
bY...
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Hello sir,
I have a table (TreeMaster) with fields (TreeId, MemberName, ProductId) and I have 1 to 100 records.
Select x.TreeId, x.MemberName, x.ProductId
From TreeMaster x, TreeMaster y
Where x.ProductId = y.TreeId
The above result between 1 to 100 records.
But I want between 10 to 100 records only.
I don't know how to change the above query.
Logu
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I'm assuming you meant TreeID between 10 and 100..
Select x.TreeId, x.MemberName, x.ProductId
From TreeMaster x, TreeMaster y
Where y.TreeId >= 10 and y.TreeId <= 100 and x.ProductId = y.TreeId
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Thank you, got the answer.
Logu
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What database do you use?
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Good Day,
When using stored procedures with multiple statements, how do you tell your stored procedure to rollback any changes when the stored procedure did not successfully executed all statements?
Thanks!
It is said that the most complex structures built by mankind are software systems. This is not generally appreciated because most people cannot see them. Maybe that's a good thing because if we saw them as buildings, we'd deem many of them unsafe.
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do a begin tran, execite your code and after each piece check @@error - if its <> 0 rollback tran and return. At the end commit tran
create proc p1
as
DECLARE @SqlErrorNum int,
@SqlErrorText varchar(255),
@Process varchar (64)
select @Process = object_name(@@procid)
begin tran
update table ....
select @SqlErrorNum = @@ERROR
IF @SqlErrorNum != 0
BEGIN
select @SqlErrorText = 'updating table'
goto ErrorHandler
END
update table2 ....
select @SqlErrorNum = @@ERROR
IF @SqlErrorNum != 0
BEGIN
select @SqlErrorText = 'updating table2'
goto ErrorHandler
END
commit tran
return 0
ErrorHandler:
SELECT @SqlErrorText = @Process + 'ERROR ' + @SqlErrorText
INSERT INTO T_In_thinkFolioOvernightLog (processName,note) values (@Process,@SqlErrorText)
RAISERROR @SqlErrorNum @SqlErrorText
RETURN 1
Hope this helps
Bob
Ashfield Consultants Ltd
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Thanks, solved my problem. 
It is said that the most complex structures built by mankind are software systems. This is not generally appreciated because most people cannot see them. Maybe that's a good thing because if we saw them as buildings, we'd deem many of them unsafe.
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