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Re: backup in sqllocaldb

NotPolitcallyCorrect12-Jul-13 8:36

NotPolitcallyCorrect

12-Jul-13 8:36

Try looking here[^]

Re: backup in sqllocaldb

dharmaa.m12-Jul-13 10:03

dharmaa.m

12-Jul-13 10:03

Thanks for the reply .but I do not want backup in managment studio.
I want the backup (sqllocaldb) to do the coding in Visual 2012.
is It possible??/

Mysql query with date conditions not working in server Pin

ven75312-Jul-13 4:11

ven753

12-Jul-13 4:11

i want to show report based on date condition and show it in gridview. It is working in my local machine but not working in server after hosting.

query is SELECT * FROM table WHERE DATE(colmn1) between 'startdate' and 'enddate'

What could be the problem.

If anybody knows please reply me.

Thanks in advance

Re: Mysql query with date conditions not working in server Pin

Eddy Vluggen12-Jul-13 4:52

Eddy Vluggen

12-Jul-13 4:52

ven753 wrote:
What could be the problem.

It could be the format of the date. Why is there a DATE-function on colmn1? Is it a varchar?

Please don't crosspost. The question should not be in the .NET forum.

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Databse for broadcasting company

aman wangde11-Jul-13 12:34

aman wangde

11-Jul-13 12:34

i work in a broadcasting company i just need a suggestion to build a database for the company .The workflow is the data form nas,ftp,airbox, which will go in the database to validate the data and then it flow towards workstation is it possible ?

Re: Databse for broadcasting company

Eddy Vluggen12-Jul-13 7:57

Eddy Vluggen

12-Jul-13 7:57

aman wangde wrote:
The workflow is the data form nas,ftp,airbox

Look up what a workflow is.

aman wangde wrote:
then it flow towards workstation is it possible ?

Nas and FTP, sure, you can write applications to synchronize them with a database. What's an Airbox?

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Export data in SQL 2008

vkEE11-Jul-13 9:05

vkEE

11-Jul-13 9:05

Hi,

I just used the Import Export functionality in sql 2008 to export a table having about one million rows. I have exported to a flat file, and delimited with pipes.

For some reason, about 23,000 rows below, the one of the fields expands and as a result pulls down to the next row, creating a blank row, the data hence after is fine. Now and then we are getting these blank rows.

I have confirmed this data is of length 40 characters long or less.

What could be causing the odd line breaks in the flat file?

any ideas appreciated!!

Thanks!

Re: Export data in SQL 2008

Richard Deeming11-Jul-13 10:40

Richard Deeming

11-Jul-13 10:40

Is there a carriage-return or line break embedded in the field?

If you can isolate one of the affected rows, try dumping the characters from the affected field:

SQL

DECLARE @FieldValue varchar(100);
SELECT @FieldValue = AffectedField FROM AffectedTable WHERE Key = @AffectedKey;

WITH E1(N) AS
(
    SELECT 1 
    UNION ALL SELECT 1 
    UNION ALL SELECT 1 
    UNION ALL SELECT 1
    UNION ALL SELECT 1 
    UNION ALL SELECT 1
    UNION ALL SELECT 1 
    UNION ALL SELECT 1 
    UNION ALL SELECT 1
    UNION ALL SELECT 1
),
cteNumbers (N) As
(
    SELECT
        ROW_NUMBER() OVER (ORDER BY (SELECT NULL)) 
    FROM 
        E1 a, E1 b -- Cross-join = 100 rows
)
SELECT TOP(LEN(@FieldValue))
    N,
    Ascii(Substring(@FieldValue, N, 1)) As AsciiCode,
    Substring(@FieldValue, N, 1) As Character
FROM
    cteNumbers
ORDER BY
    N
;

You're looking for either a 10 or a 13 in the AsciiCode column.

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- Homer

bcp command in sql 2008

vkEE11-Jul-13 6:45

vkEE

11-Jul-13 6:45

Hi,

What is wrong with this syntax?

I have used this so many times in sql 2005. Kind of new to sql 2008.
===
bcp "Select * From Webs.About" queryout mytest.dat -T -c
===

the error message is
Msg 102, Level 15, State 1, Line 1
Incorrect syntax near 'queryout'.

Re: bcp command in sql 2008

NickPace11-Jul-13 7:10

NickPace

11-Jul-13 7:10

Not sure if this is it, but try enclosing mytest.dat in quotation marks. Otherwise, it looks like it should work to me.

-NP

Never underestimate the creativity of the end-user.

Re: bcp command in sql 2008

NickPace11-Jul-13 7:24

NickPace

11-Jul-13 7:24

Also, make sure you are running the bcp utility from the command prompt. I think if you try running it from a new query window within SMS that is exactly the error you will get. I'm pretty sure the quotation marks I mentioned in my previous post won't help unless the file name has a space in it.

-NP

Never underestimate the creativity of the end-user.

Re: bcp command in sql 2008

vkEE11-Jul-13 8:07

vkEE

11-Jul-13 8:07

How can I ran this through a new query window in SQL?

Using xp_cmdshell?

Thanks!!

Re: bcp command in sql 2008

NickPace11-Jul-13 9:23

NickPace

11-Jul-13 9:23

Sure, you can use xp_cmdshell to run a bcp command from a query window. You might have to first turn on the ability for SSMS to use a Windows command shell as it is usually off by default. If needed, run the following commands first:

EXEC sp_configure 'show advanced options', 1
RECONFIGURE
EXEC sp_configure 'xp_cmdshell', 1
RECONFIGURE

Then run your xp_cmdshell using: EXEC xp_cmdshell '(your bcp command here)'

If needed, turn back off the ability to use Windows command shell with:

EXEC sp_configure 'xp_cmdshell', 0
RECONFIGURE
EXEC sp_configure 'show advanced options', 0
RECONFIGURE

-NP

Never underestimate the creativity of the end-user.

What will be the connection string --- Please read the entire question first

Biplob Singha Shee11-Jul-13 3:04

Biplob Singha Shee

11-Jul-13 3:04

Hi all,

I have posted the same question some time ago... but I didn't get any solution. Please read below first...

I want to connect a MySql Database.

Suppose.....

Database Name is mydb
Database located on PC-1 (IP- 192.168.0.10)
PC-1 user id = abc
PC-1 password= 123
MySQL Server user ID = root
MySQL Server password= mypassword

now what will be the connection string for PC-1 to connect to the database ?

now I want to connect the database(mydb) from another pc (suppose this pc name is PC-2 and the IP is 192.168.0.11)

what will be the connection string for PC-2 to connect the PC-1 database ?

I searched connectionstrings.com[^] and found ...
Standard

SQL

Server=myServerAddress;Database=myDataBase;Uid=myUsername;Pwd=myPassword;

and
Specifying TCP port

SQL

Server=myServerAddress;Port=1234;Database=myDataBase;Uid=myUsername;
Pwd=myPassword;

but nowhere found if the server pc (PC-1) is protected by user id and password. In this case what should I do ?

I Tried both the above connection string. They are Ok for PC-1 to connect its own database (localhost) but when I tried to connect the database from PC-2, I got the error

Quote:
Host '192.168.0.11' is not allowed to
connect to this server

<big>Can anybody help me ?</big>

Re: What will be the connection string --- Please read the entire question first

Eddy Vluggen11-Jul-13 5:02

Eddy Vluggen

11-Jul-13 5:02

Biplob Singha Shee wrote:
Can anybody help me ?

Reposting your question isn't going to help.

Biplob Singha Shee wrote:
Please read the entire question first

I did. Twice. The answer "I cannot do that" doesn't mean that the answer you have been given was incorrect. You could have asked how to find the path. I'd answer that you can search your entire HD. By hand.

Most (professional) databases do not allow making remote connections in a default install. It's a security-thing. You cannot change that using a connection-string.

The fact that you're using XAMP simply means that the config-files are in another location than the default MySQL path. You'd have to find the file yourself, make the change to allow remote connections, and restart the server.

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Re: What will be the connection string --- Please read the entire question first

jschell11-Jul-13 9:08

jschell

11-Jul-13 9:08

Open a command window on the CLIENT machine - NOT the database machine.

Verify that you have telnet.
Run telnet use the following command.

telnet 192.168.0.11 1234

There are two results to the above. First it succeeds which means it presents a blank screen (command window) or it returns an error message either quickly or after a couple of minutes.

Note carefully unless the above succeeds NOTHING you do with a connection string will EVER succeed at working.

If the above fails then you must look to something besides your application for a solution. Some POSSIBLE but not a complete list are the following
- The database is not set up to accept remote connections.
- The database is using a different port.
- The host name\ip address is wrong.
- there is a firewall that is preventing the connection.
- There is no possible network path from the client machine to the database machine.

Connection String of a MySql Database from another computer via LAN

Biplob Singha Shee11-Jul-13 0:53

Biplob Singha Shee

11-Jul-13 0:53

Hi all,

I want to connect a MySql Database.

Suppose.....

Database Name is mydb
Database located on PC-1 (IP- 192.168.0.10)
PC-1 user id = abc
PC-1 password= 123
MySQL Server user ID = root
MySQL Server password= mypassword

now what will be the connection string for PC-1 to connect to the database ?

now I want to connect the database(mydb) from another pc (suppose this pc name is PC-2 and the IP is 192.168.0.11)

what will be the connection string for PC-2 to connect the PC-1 database ?

I searched connectionstrings.com[^] and found ...
Standard

SQL

Server=myServerAddress;Database=myDataBase;Uid=myUsername;Pwd=myPassword;

and
Specifying TCP port

SQL

Server=myServerAddress;Port=1234;Database=myDataBase;Uid=myUsername;
Pwd=myPassword;

modified 11-Jul-13 7:12am.

Re: Connection String of a MySql Database from another computer via LAN

Garth J Lancaster11-Jul-13 1:13

Garth J Lancaster

11-Jul-13 1:13

well, you dont say what platform you're running MySQL on, but this would be a start

http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/how-do-i-enable-remote-access-to-mysql-database-server.html[^]

'g'

Re: Connection String of a MySql Database from another computer via LAN

Biplob Singha Shee11-Jul-13 1:29

Biplob Singha Shee

11-Jul-13 1:29

Hi, thank you for your reply.

For your information I am using Windows 7 Ultimate and I am coding in VB.NET 2010.

I checked the link but I can not understand what they are saying... maybe it is because for other platform they are saying about...

Re: Connection String of a MySql Database from another computer via LAN

Garth J Lancaster11-Jul-13 1:44

Garth J Lancaster

11-Jul-13 1:44

well, Im pretty sure you're a smart guy and you can google for

MYSQL Windows Connection

for example, and get a result .. this came up pretty quickly for example >> http://richbui.com/2009/03/06/how-to-enable-remote-access-to-mysql-server-on-windows-server/[^]

Re: Connection String of a MySql Database from another computer via LAN

Biplob Singha Shee11-Jul-13 1:51

Biplob Singha Shee

11-Jul-13 1:51

I tried on google but found many results except mine.

Re: Connection String of a MySql Database from another computer via LAN

Garth J Lancaster11-Jul-13 1:55

Garth J Lancaster

11-Jul-13 1:55

was the link I posted any good ?

Re: Connection String of a MySql Database from another computer via LAN

Biplob Singha Shee11-Jul-13 2:01

Biplob Singha Shee

11-Jul-13 2:01

yes but I cannot do that or I cannot find mysql directory as I am using xampp server(phpmyadmin) and mysql workbench

database

Member 1015018110-Jul-13 18:13

Member 10150181

10-Jul-13 18:13

hello, i m at just start to learn SQL..
plz give me guidance from which references i should proceeed! Smile | :)

Re: database

Mycroft Holmes10-Jul-13 18:25

Mycroft Holmes

10-Jul-13 18:25

Are you learning it fomr a development POV or as a potential DBA, they are 2 VERY different things.

For development I would.
Buy a beginner book on database design and work through the examples and then

Do a search here and on SQLSErverCentral.com for articles on TSQL.

Never underestimate the power of human stupidity
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