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Re: Implicit conversion varchar to money

M.H.1.2.32-Nov-07 22:19

M.H.1.2.3

2-Nov-07 22:19

it seems like to me that you would do something like this instead

Case When Isnull(LP.RefinanceAmount, '')='' Then cast(L.LoanAmount as varchar(20))
Else 'N.F' + cast(LP.RefinanceAmount as varchar(20)) END [Amount],

Re: Implicit conversion varchar to money

Giri K4-Nov-07 18:16

Giri K

4-Nov-07 18:16

still got the same error, but anyway thanks for the reply

restor backup in sql

8213001231-Oct-07 9:40

82130012

31-Oct-07 9:40

Hi friends Rose | [Rose]

I want to write a code for restor my database backup. I want to write it in SQL procedure. Whaat I must do? Confused | :confused:

thanks

Re: restor backup in sql

Hesham Amin31-Oct-07 11:23

Hesham Amin

31-Oct-07 11:23

Check SQL Server 2005 Books Online[^]

Hesham A. Amin
My blog

Re: restor backup in sql

Paul Conrad31-Oct-07 14:08

Paul Conrad

31-Oct-07 14:08

If I recall, there should be a stored proc already there to to backups and restores. I could be wrong, though.

"Any sort of work in VB6 is bound to provide several WTF moments." - Christian Graus

SQL Express server con error

solarthur0131-Oct-07 7:36

solarthur01

31-Oct-07 7:36

I am trying to connect to sql express server but i keep getting the following error "Login Failed for user 'ESELD\pit'. The user is not associated with a trusted sql server connection. Can anyone help?

Re: SQL Express server con error

pmarfleet31-Oct-07 8:13

pmarfleet

31-Oct-07 8:13

Have a look at this article[^].

Paul Marfleet

Re: SQL Express server con error

pmarfleet31-Oct-07 13:15

pmarfleet

31-Oct-07 13:15

Isn't the problem that your Windows account doesn't have permissions to access the SQL Server?

The article explains how to grant these permissions.

Paul Marfleet

"No, his mind is not for rent
To any God or government"
Tom Sawyer - Rush

Re: SQL Express server con error

Paul Conrad31-Oct-07 14:09

Paul Conrad

31-Oct-07 14:09

Make it a trusted sql server connection. Google can tell you how.

"Any sort of work in VB6 is bound to provide several WTF moments." - Christian Graus

WHERE Clause's Column from a Parameter [modified]

Brian C Hart31-Oct-07 7:13

Brian C Hart

31-Oct-07 7:13

Hello folks,

I am a Newbie. I know I could just do this dynamically, however I am looking for any possible way to keep as much stuff declared at design-time as possible (just a personal preference).

I want to do as is illustrated below -- using the 'Employees' table from the 'Northwind' database. My environment is VS.NET 2005 with SQL server 2005, language is C# and page is ASP.NET.

Basically, I have a DropDown with "City" and "LastName" as the choices, next to a TextBox. The user picks either of the field names in the DropDownList and then types a search filter in the TextBox. I want to use a Parameter to specify the column name and a Parameter to specify the value to search with a WHERE clause. The value is replaced with its appropriate SelectParameter but not the field to search, i.e. the code below is not working:

Default.aspx:

<asp:DropDownList ID="DropDownList1" runat="server">
<asp:ListItem>City</asp:ListItem>
<asp:ListItem>LastName</asp:ListItem>
</asp:DropDownList>
<asp:TextBox ID="TextBox1" runat="server" Width="220px"></asp:TextBox><br />
<br />
<asp:GridView ID="GridView1" runat="server" AllowSorting="True" AutoGenerateColumns="False"
DataKeyNames="EmployeeID" DataSourceID="SqlDataSource1">
<Columns>
<asp:BoundField DataField="EmployeeID" HeaderText="EmployeeID" InsertVisible="False"
ReadOnly="True" SortExpression="EmployeeID" />
<asp:BoundField DataField="LastName" HeaderText="LastName" SortExpression="LastName" />
<asp:BoundField DataField="FirstName" HeaderText="FirstName" SortExpression="FirstName" />
<asp:BoundField DataField="City" HeaderText="City" SortExpression="City" />
</Columns>
</asp:GridView>
<asp:SqlDataSource ID="SqlDataSource1" runat="server" ConnectionString="<%$ ConnectionStrings:NorthwindConnectionString %>"
SelectCommand="SELECT [EmployeeID], [LastName], [FirstName], [City] FROM [Employees] WHERE ([@Field] LIKE @Value)">
<SelectParameters>
<asp:ControlParameter ControlID="DropDownList1" Name="Field" PropertyName="SelectedValue" Type="String"/>
<asp:ControlParameter ControlID="TextBox1" Name="Value" PropertyName="Text" Type="String" />
</SelectParameters>
</asp:SqlDataSource>

Is there something I am doing wrong? Am I not allowed to say, i.e. SelectCommand="SELECT [field1] [field2] FROM [mytable] WHERE [@param] = @value" where @param upon replacement, specifies the field's name? It is not getting replaced, so naturally SQL Server complains with the error:

Invalid column name '@Field.'

What's up? Why cannot I use a parameter when specifying a field in a WHERE clause?

-- modified at 13:21 Wednesday 31st October, 2007

Re: WHERE Clause's Column from a Parameter

pmarfleet31-Oct-07 7:32

pmarfleet

31-Oct-07 7:32

This article[^] should give you the information you need.

Paul Marfleet

Count errors and not display any less than a value

solutionsville31-Oct-07 7:00

solutionsville

31-Oct-07 7:00

I have this query that works as it is. I want to modify it so that I do not see Alarm errors less than 50.

I guess it would have to be a sub query to this;

SELECT WaysideName, ST, AlarmMessage, COUNT(AlarmMessage) AS Error_Count, CONVERT(char(10), EventDate, 111) as ErrorDate
FROM AlarmsList
where EventDate >@StartDate and EventDate <dateadd(day, 1,@enddate)="" and="" alarmmessage="" not="" like="" ('%off')="" ('%restored')="" <=""> 'OPERATIONAL AND HEALTHY'
GROUP BY WaysideName, ST, AlarmMessage, CONVERT(char(10), EventDate, 111)

Thanks,

Re: Count errors and not display any less than a value

pmarfleet31-Oct-07 7:09

pmarfleet

31-Oct-07 7:09

Try this:

SELECT WaysideName, ST, AlarmMessage, COUNT(AlarmMessage) AS Error_Count, CONVERT(char(10), EventDate, 111) as ErrorDate
FROM AlarmsList
where EventDate >@StartDate and EventDate 'OPERATIONAL AND HEALTHY'
GROUP BY WaysideName, ST, AlarmMessage, CONVERT(char(10), EventDate, 111)
HAVING COUNT(AlarmMessage) >= 50

Adding the HAVING clause modifies the query so that only rows with an alarm message count >=50 are included in the output.

Paul Marfleet

Re: Count errors and not display any less than a value

solutionsville31-Oct-07 7:17

solutionsville

31-Oct-07 7:17

Thanks Paul. That did the trick. Boy was that simple!

Re: Count errors and not display any less than a value

pmarfleet31-Oct-07 7:28

pmarfleet

31-Oct-07 7:28

Thanks. The important thing to remember here is that the WHERE and HAVING clauses provide different ways of filtering the output of a query.

A WHERE clause is used to filter non-aggregated data.
A HAVING clause is used in conjunction with a GROUP BY clause to filter data aggregated in that GROUP BY clause.

Paul Marfleet

Re: Count errors and not display any less than a value

solutionsville31-Oct-07 7:29

solutionsville

31-Oct-07 7:29

Thank You.

It is always a good day when you learn something new!

Regards,

Brian

Nested Stored Procedure

lossy31-Oct-07 5:53

lossy

31-Oct-07 5:53

Hi!
I have the following two stored proceures:

SP1:

Create PROCEDURE SP1
	@arg1 varchar(100),
	@arg2 varchar(100) out
AS
BEGIN
SET @arg2=arg1+': SP1 Data'
return
END

SP2:

Create PROCEDURE SP2
AS
BEGIN
Declare @argloc varchar(100)
EXEC SP1 'SP2 Data',@argloc
print @argloc
END

On calling SP2 i want result like:

SP2 Data: SP1 Data

But it returns:

SP2 Data

How can can i fix this problem?
Thanks!

Re: Nested Stored Procedure

pmarfleet31-Oct-07 7:05

pmarfleet

31-Oct-07 7:05

This should work:

Create PROCEDURE SP2
AS
BEGIN
Declare @argloc varchar(100)
EXEC SP1 'SP2 Data',@argloc OUTPUT
print @argloc
END

You needed to mark @argloc with the OUTPUT keyword in order for this variable to receive the output value from SP1.

Paul Marfleet

Re: Nested Stored Procedure

lossy31-Oct-07 8:26

lossy

31-Oct-07 8:26

I tried and it succeeded because of your nice suggestion.
Thanks!

Re: Nested Stored Procedure

pmarfleet31-Oct-07 8:44

pmarfleet

31-Oct-07 8:44

That's OK. As long as my advice was helpful.

Paul Marfleet

automaticaly refresh

muharrem31-Oct-07 5:37

muharrem

31-Oct-07 5:37

Is there any mechanism to refresh a dataset automatically when the data source ,lets say
a table in SqlServer, is updated, deleted or inserted. No periodic fill or execuete a sql statement please.

Thanks

Re: automaticaly refresh

Paul Conrad31-Oct-07 14:10

Paul Conrad

31-Oct-07 14:10

muharrem wrote:
No periodic fill or execuete a sql statement please.

Why not?

"Any sort of work in VB6 is bound to provide several WTF moments." - Christian Graus

Re: automaticaly refresh

muharrem1-Nov-07 1:07

muharrem

1-Nov-07 1:07

I don't know when the original data source is updated by other user or
an other aplication.
My project is going to be part of a plant automation system. So the events from the
plant level my arise in very short time duration or too long. It depends on the condition
at that moment. So if I periodically fill my data set, what will be the period?
It is very difficult to gess id advance. Having it too short will bring unnecessary workload
for the system. Or having it too long will cause to miss the some indermediate update in
the data source.

I am not very good on Ado.Net. I need to know ,if possible, can I have my client application
to refresh its dataset (automatically) from the data source when it is updated.

Thanks for reply, anyhow

Re: automaticaly refresh

ALAQUNAIBI2-Jan-09 21:23

ALAQUNAIBI

2-Jan-09 21:23

The best way to make this , by using triggers with endpoint in SqlServer 2005

Re: automaticaly refresh

muharrem5-Jan-09 10:12

muharrem

5-Jan-09 10:12

Can you be more specific please?
And consider MySQL too.

Thanks,

Muharrem

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