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I get it working now(after losing few of my hair) by modified the query to "SELECT @@IDENTITY AS temp"
and then calling GetData on "temp" field which is work fine now.
but as you said since ACCESS doesn't even support multi query i guess this is still as dangerous as calling MAX(id).
but my application is Single user I guess it ok for now.
Thank for your answer.
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Hi
I am not sure of the right terminology but here goes. (I am fairly new to this any help will be appreciated)
I am trying to take data and assign it a new string name each time a new row has been through the loop. This is in asp classic.
rs1.Open "Select * from email where deleted = 0;", connStr1, 3 , 4
startbody = rs1("body")
rs1.MoveNext
rs1.Close
Set rs1 = Nothing
for each record that comes out I need a new sting name
example
startbody1 = rs1("body") (first record returned)
startbody2 = rs1("body") (second record returned) etc.
modified on Sunday, September 7, 2008 4:53 PM
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First, try Web Development forum.
Second, arrays could be useful for you
Mika
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Thanks will repost it in the web dev area.
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Hello friends I want to run a store procedure in a job schedule each time the server starts. How can I do this?
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Thank u Mika. I hope that will work but as I am using Sql Server 2005, And the Sql Server Agent is disabled here by default so I could not do u told me to do. Can u plz tell me how can I activate Sql Server Agent of SQL Server 2005 ?
Thanks in Advance
Johnny
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SQL Server 2005 Standard and Enterprise editions ship with an agent, but if you are using Express edition, there is no way you can use SQL Server's own agent (Express doesn't include that).
However, there are several alternatives, for example SQL Agent: A Job Scheduler Framework[^]
I don't know if that's capable of running a job when the agent starts (that was your original question), but you can take a look.
Mika
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Hi,
I am using datetime variable in one table.I want to convert the date in the following format "yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss". Now I am using conevrt(datetime,getdate(),120).But its returns "yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss.mmm".
Regards,
Subbu
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try this
select convert(varchar(10), getdate(), 23)+' '+convert(varchar(12),getdate(),14)<br />
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A DateTime value is stored in no particular format, a format is only applied when the value is displayed.
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Im returning an XML from a stored procedure using "FOR XML, XMLDATA". Is there any way to specify the name space to be returned? I want to return eg (xmlns="http://App.myapp") and not the default(xmlns="x-schema:#Schema1")
Thanks
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Hello!
The uniqueidentifier produces an automated value and it is not acting likely PK in Access database. Therefore I decided to create a uniqueidentifier function which produces a unique value. I defined the first column as an uniqueidentifier column in my table and assigned char(30) instead of uniqueidentifier newID() where I assign produced value.
My question is: is it still mandatory to define this column as uniqueidentifier NEWID() column and then later on assign the produced value to this column as shown example below or can I simply define a column which will be used as an uniqueidentifier column with a definition of Char(30) and then I assign the produces value to this column ?
What would be the prons and cons?
Regards,
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DECLARE @GUID uniqueidentifier<br />
SET @GUID=NEWID()<br />
INSERT Item VALUES(@GUID,ProducedIdentifier)<br />
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I'm not sure I follow you.
To use a Guid, use the uniqueidentifier datatype.
To have it created automatically, set RowGuid to Yes.
To create the Guid separately, set RowGuid to No.
If you don't want to use Guid, don't use the uniqueidentifier datatype.
Don't use character data as a primary key (or at least very rarely).
What problem are you having?
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Whenever I run a particular test, i don't get all of the data. But when I run the test in debug, I get all of the data. The test is independent of other tests. The only thing in common is that they all talk to the database (ms access database). Also, I get all of the data when I run all of the tests. Any idea on why this is happening and how I can resolve this problem?
Thank you,
Prateek
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Can you describe more technically your problem?
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After the data gets added to the database, I read and print out the data in nUnit's console from the database. There are times when I can't read all of the data from the table. e.g. if the table has 5 rows, it will sometimes show me only 2 rows. And then there are times, when it would print out incorrect values from the data e.g. if a column has an integer value of '2', it will print out '0'. My guess for this would be that it wasn't able to read the data from that particular column.
What other type of information would you like to know?
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I need to know the ID of a last inserted record. The problems is, that I use VS generated dataset and table adapter, so the classic "SELECT @@IDENTITY" is not working.
I also tried to use "SELECT IDENT_CURRENT('tablename')", but for some reasons it crashes at the runtime, saying that function IDENT_CURRENT is not recognized, or something like this.
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This query select top 1 id from tablename order by id desc will not be choice for you?
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yeah, it worked. Thank you very much. Still, I have a question: isn't it the same as choosing the maximum ID?
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makumazan84 wrote: Thank you very much.
No problem.
If ID value is increase-able always then we can use max function to get maximum value of ID.
example: select max(id) from tablename
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This only works in a single user environment - otherwise someone else could insert before you run the select. Also, this relies on id being the prmary key, otherwise you should select the max(id) - bad practice to rely on any ordering unless specified.
Do't know what the answer is though, I nvere use tableadaptors etc, there isn't enough control over transactions etc for the sort of systems I usually work on.
Bob
Ashfield Consultants Ltd
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Thanks for your information.
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select max(id) from mytable should be enought but...you may need to use a lock. Read about it i don´t know much about it!
If it´s a read/report procedure (you don´t delete or edit anything) there´s no problem using select max(id )from mytable, otherwise you must use somekind of lock!!!
To prevent users to edit same thing same time 
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