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Re: Decimals in integer operations Luc Pattyn28-Jul-10 7:25 Luc Pattyn 28-Jul-10 7:25  you're welcome. Luc Pattyn [Forum Guidelines] [Why QA sucks] [My Articles] Nil Volentibus Arduum Please use <PRE> tags for code snippets, they preserve indentation, and improve readability. Re: Decimals in integer operations David Skelly28-Jul-10 22:28 David Skelly 28-Jul-10 22:28  One word of warning with this technique, the following give different results: 859 / 5 * 1.0 1.0 * 859 / 5 If you go down this route, you will need to understand how SQL Server applies its rules for implicit datatype conversion. MSAccess 2003 flexGrid Error loading ActiveX SarahMcM28-Jul-10 1:50 SarahMcM 28-Jul-10 1:50  I have a legacy MS Access "application" that uses MS Flex Grid. I've had to create some new forms - copies of existing forms (basically identical except against different tables - same structure different names) but the new forms throw errors on anything to do with the flexgrid. The errors are generally of the form "The expression <<egmouse move="">>you entered as the event property setting produced the following error: There was an error loading an ActiveX control on one of your forms or reports". It only happens on the new copies of forms that contain flex grid. Forms that already existed with flex grid on them still work. I've unregistered and re-registered flex grid. I've checked through the registry to see if anything is amiss - nothing obvious there. When I look in the Toolbox in Access there are two Microsoft FlexGrid Control V6.0 SP6 shown ... I can't work out why - there aren't two shown in references. I've tried it on 2 different PCs. I'm using MS Access 2003. Can anybody help here please? Thanks in advance. Re: MSAccess 2003 flexGrid Error loading ActiveX Eddy Vluggen28-Jul-10 5:19 Eddy Vluggen 28-Jul-10 5:19  Don't know whether it applies to MS-Access, but in VB6 you'd have to declare it "WithEvents", somewhat similar to below; VB.NET Private WithEvents myWobblyGrid As MSFlexGrid I are Troll Re: MSAccess 2003 flexGrid Error loading ActiveX SarahMcM28-Jul-10 12:02 SarahMcM 28-Jul-10 12:02  Thanks for your reply ... I don't think that is the issue because the original form (that I copied for the new form) doesn't have a problem. MS Access is just evil ... Re: MSAccess 2003 flexGrid Error loading ActiveX SarahMcM28-Jul-10 16:27 SarahMcM 28-Jul-10 16:27  I found the issue - the FlexGrid version on my PC(s) was incorrect. I installed VB6 and patched to SP6 then downloaded the Microsoft Visual Basic 6.0 Service Pack 6 Cumulative Update (see http://support.microsoft.com/kb/957924[^]) Only then did I get the latest version (from March 2009) of FlexGrid. Ms Access 2000 and Linked Tables to SQL 2005 - Update Record Problem Simon_Whale28-Jul-10 1:24 Simon_Whale 28-Jul-10 1:24  Having a strange problem on a legacy system. In one of the records if the user tries to update it they get the following error "This record has been changed by another user since you started editing it. If you save the record, you will overwrite the changes the other user made. Copying the changes to the clipboard will let you look at the values the other user entered, and then paste your changes back in if you decide to make changes. Options are Save Record (greyed out), Copy to Clipboard, and Drop Changes." We've tried the follow 1. updating the record manual in SQL Server Management Studio - This works 2. Updating the record in Access, through the link table and we get the above error if we drop the linked table and rebuild we get same error if we update the table in Access or on the form. any other suggestions? Simon As barmey as a sack of badgers Select * from @TableName AndieDu27-Jul-10 21:21 AndieDu 27-Jul-10 21:21  Declare @idOrder as nvarchar(10) set @idOrder = '144' Declare @sInvoice as nvarchar(50) set @sInvoice = 'UK_B_IN000051' Declare @DateRange as nvarchar(100) set @DateRange = '28Jul2010' Declare @Country as nvarchar(10) set @Country = substring(@sInvoice, 1, 2) Declare @TableName as nvarchar(500) set @TableName = 'splashdb..Comersus_' + @Country + '_Orders_' + @DateRange what i want is: select * from @TableName, but sql server returns me error. If someone in here can shed me a light would be really appreciated, or there is an alternative way to achieve the same goal? Re: Select * from @TableName N a v a n e e t h27-Jul-10 21:24 N a v a n e e t h 27-Jul-10 21:24  You have to construct a query by combining required variables and pass that to EXEC[^] TSQL function. Best wishes, Navaneeth Re: Select * from @TableName AndieDu27-Jul-10 21:33 AndieDu 27-Jul-10 21:33  Thank very much, i knew the one that you mentioned, but this way is not what i want, coz it is not feasible for me since i have a very long select statement. Re: Select * from @TableName Jörgen Andersson27-Jul-10 21:44 Jörgen Andersson 27-Jul-10 21:44  It look to me that your database is a total mess. Why don't you have separate columns for region and date in one and the same table. Then you could make the query as simple as Select * from Comersus where sInvoice = 'B_IN000051' and Country = 'UK' and Date = '28Jul2010' where Date naturally shouldn't be a string but an actual Date "When did ignorance become a point of view" - Dilbert Re: Select * from @TableName AndieDu27-Jul-10 22:22 AndieDu 27-Jul-10 22:22  Mate, first of all, thanks for your reply, but if i can go the way that you mentioned, i wouldn't jump on internet, coz be realistic, a perfect database is a db that has no table. Hope you got my drift. Re: Select * from @TableName Jörgen Andersson27-Jul-10 22:37 Jörgen Andersson 27-Jul-10 22:37  Well, I am curious why you need to have your database modeled that way. The best reason I can think of at the moment is: "It's always been like that and now it's to much work to change" "When did ignorance become a point of view" - Dilbert Re: Select * from @TableName Mycroft Holmes27-Jul-10 22:33 Mycroft Holmes 27-Jul-10 22:33  No matter how you work it you are not going to get what you want. Select * from @TableName The sames as this will not work Select @ColumnName from Table You are going to have to construct a string and execute it, it is called dynamic SQL and this is one of the few reason it is a valid solution. BTW I agree that your db looks ugly (I presume you are aware of that). Have you looked into partitioning, as I assume you have split the orders by country/date for performance reasons. Never underestimate the power of human stupidity RAH Re: Select * from @TableName AndieDu27-Jul-10 22:59 AndieDu 27-Jul-10 22:59  Thanks All for your help, and i will find an alternative way to do it then. Re: Select * from @TableName small_programmer28-Jul-10 2:24 small_programmer 28-Jul-10 2:24  hello you can use the exec function. like this: exec('select * from ' + @TableName) that execute a query and return the result set good luck Re: Select * from @TableName Simon_Whale28-Jul-10 3:56 Simon_Whale 28-Jul-10 3:56  your alternatives are limited 1. create seperate SQL queries for all possibilities 2. Create an external application to overcome it 3. use dynamic SQL, Erlands Dynamic SQL article others might chip in other alternatives for you As barmey as a sack of badgers Re: Select * from @TableName dan!sh 28-Jul-10 4:10 dan!sh 28-Jul-10 4:10  You will have to use dynamic queries or a series of if/else blocks to do this. Dynamic queries are not a good way to do things. If/else, will look ugly if you have even 10 of them. So, either live with dynamic queries or redesign things. MDX crossjoin is not responding...it is giving system.outofmemoryexception on below query excution vamanpnayak27-Jul-10 20:52 vamanpnayak 27-Jul-10 20:52  Please look into below MDX query it is resulting in system.outofmemoryexception when i try to run in MDX query analyzer Details MRCODE has 1797 rows DIV has 6 rows STKCD has 4434 rows Product Name has 507 rows when crossjoin this .....it is giving problems.. Please let me know in case any modifications on it i cannot try NONEMPTYCROSSJOIN on it SELECT ALL ( Hierarchize( CrossJoin([Dim SM].[MRCODE].[MRCODE].members, CrossJoin([Dim SM].[DIV].[DIV].members, CrossJoin( [Dim SM].[STKCD].[STKCD].members, [D Im Prod].[Product Name].members ))))) ON ROWS,[Measures].[QTYCHRG]ON COLUMNS from [ABCDW2] thanks in advance Table with Multiple Foreign Keys ASPnoob27-Jul-10 14:25 ASPnoob 27-Jul-10 14:25  Hi All, I'm trying to create a table that has one primary key with multiple foreign keys which reference different tables. The following is how I declared my table: CREATE TABLE COURSE_SECTION ( Csecid NUMBER(8), Secnum NUMBER(2) NOT NULL, Maxenrl NUMBER(4) NOT NULL, Currenrl NUMBER(4) NOT NULL, Cid NUMBER(6) NOT NULL, Termid NUMBER(5) NOT NULL, Day VARCHAR2(10), Locid NUMBER(5), Fid NUMBER(4), primary Key (Csecid), foreign Key (Cid) references COURSE(Cid), foreign Key (Termid) references TERM(Termid), foreign Key (Locid) references LOCATION(Locid), foreign Key (Fid) references FACULTY(Fid) ); I've receive the error message "unknown command beginning ........ - rest of line ignored" for many of the lines when I execute the above script in Oracle SQL Plus. I have tried many different things like rewording the lines or capitalize the letters of the attributes but my attempts were futile. Can you please point out what I have done wrong? Thank you in advance for your help. Self Referential table indian14327-Jul-10 7:33 indian143 27-Jul-10 7:33  Hi, How can I create a foreign key column which is referencing the same tables another column. And if I have already created the table then how can I alter the table to enforce the same. Any link or any sort of help will be very much usefull. Thanks & Regards, Md. Abdul Aleem NIIT technologies Re: Self Referential table PIEBALDconsult27-Jul-10 8:00 PIEBALDconsult 27-Jul-10 8:00  What have you tried? Re: Self Referential table indian14327-Jul-10 8:13 indian143 27-Jul-10 8:13  I got the answer just create in normal way how we create table in SQL Server. Thanks & Regards, Md. Abdul Aleem NIIT technologies Re: Self Referential table PIEBALDconsult27-Jul-10 16:22 PIEBALDconsult 27-Jul-10 16:22  Exactly. A very handy technique. Re: Self Referential table Luc Pattyn27-Jul-10 16:55 Luc Pattyn 27-Jul-10 16:55  Learn something new every day. 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