Database

16-Jan-09 8:08

dptalt wrote:
Syntax error converting the varchar value '4,25' to a column of data type int

decimal separator in SQL is dot. If you're unable to modify it on the calling side, you can use replace function to modify it in the stored procedure or in the statement.

Also integer cannot handle decimals so you should use for example real as datatype:

tLD.idClientDeptNumb IN (
   CASE 
     WHEN @ciDept <> '' 
         THEN CONVERT(REAL, REPLACE(@ciDept, ',', '.')) 
      ELSE tLD.idClientDeptNumb 
   END...

But if you can, prefer using numeric variables if they contain numeric data.

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Re: TSQL Case error

dptalt19-Jan-09 3:14

dptalt

19-Jan-09 3:14

Replacing ',' to '.' always returns 0 rows.

I thought the IN list command requires the elements in the list to be separated by commas?

If I do not replace the commas with decimals I get the following error:

Error converting data type varchar to real.

Re: TSQL Case error

Wendelius19-Jan-09 6:51

False Result at a SQLite Query [modified]

19-Jan-09 6:51

As in the other post from you, could it be because of other conditions. If it's not working, could you post the whole query.

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sdf VS mdf

Mohammad Dayyan16-Jan-09 2:34

Mohammad Dayyan

16-Jan-09 2:34

Hi experts.
I have a basic question . Blush | :O

I'm going to create a local database for may WPF App, but I don't know which one is better, sdf database or mdf database.
I've searched , but couldn't find anything special.

Could you explain the differences between them ?
Thanks in advance.

Re: sdf VS mdf

Steve Hansen16-Jan-09 2:54

Steve Hansen

16-Jan-09 2:54

mdf will require a Sql Server installation (can be express) while sdf will run without any database.
Mdf should have better performance since it runs on an actual database, but sdf will be much easier to deploy Smile | :)

Re: sdf VS mdf

Mohammad Dayyan16-Jan-09 2:58

Mohammad Dayyan

16-Jan-09 2:58

Is sdf a XML file ?

Re: sdf VS mdf

Steve Hansen16-Jan-09 3:00

Steve Hansen

16-Jan-09 3:00

Both are a real database file. .sdf file are called embedded database (the database server is just a class library that you access) so your application will become the database "server".

Marty Glaubitz16-Jan-09 2:24

Marty Glaubitz

16-Jan-09 2:24

First: i'm sorry for my bad english

I've a problem,
in my webaplication, i use sqlite to manage some data for links
in a simple favourite links page. To get all links i use:

$connectionhandle = sqlite_open('mystart2', 0666, $sqliteerror);
$result = sqlite_query($connectionhandle, $query, SQLITE_ASSOC);
$result = sqlite_fetch_array($result);
print_r($result);

ok, the functions for connecting and doing the query are capsuled
in classes but i think that doesn't matter

This query returns just the first row from this table,
so just one row, but i'm sure that there exists at least 3 rows.
That means that the query should return 3 rows, not just one.
What's the problem?

modified on Friday, January 16, 2009 4:43 PM

Re: False Result at a SQLite Query

Luc Pattyn16-Jan-09 2:36

Luc Pattyn

16-Jan-09 2:36

Hi,

it may be wise to show us some code, the SQL line seems fine.

Smile | :)

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modified on Friday, January 16, 2009 8:57 AM

Getting Count(*) ,SQL Server query for below requirement..

K V Sekhar15-Jan-09 23:13

K V Sekhar

15-Jan-09 23:13

Hi all,

I have table with data in my database as follows

table name :sample (col 'ps' is primary key)

village ps val
1 1 56
1 2 67
1 3 65
1 4 70
2 5 74
2 6 64
2 7 32
3 8 46
3 9 56
4 10 64

My requirement is i have to get the Count of 'village' whose val > 60 and val < 60

for that i tried in the following way..(for finding avg 'val' of villages)

select sum(val)/count(ps) assessment from sample group by village
output:
assessment
66
56
59
54

But i need the count of above assessment values > 60 and < 60
i.e count of assessment > 60 , < 60

For that i tried in following way(i know i wrote wrong...but it gives you the idea what i am trying for)

select count(*) sample where (select sum(val)/count(ps) assessment from sample group by village) > 60

Please suggest me how to do that...

thanks in advance.

Re: Getting Count(*) ,SQL Server query for below requirement..

Caio Kinzel Filho15-Jan-09 23:51

Caio Kinzel Filho

15-Jan-09 23:51

you need to use HAVING...

something like:
select sum(val)/count(ps) assessment from sample group by village HAVING sum(val)/count(ps) > 60

let me know if it helps

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Re: Getting Count(*) ,SQL Server query for below requirement..

K V Sekhar16-Jan-09 0:05

K V Sekhar

16-Jan-09 0:05

thank you for your suggestion.
I got it.
Its similar approach as you suggested.

select count(*) from sample group by village
having avg(value) > 60

select count(*) from sample group by village
having avg(value) < 60

Database Restore Error TSQL

Vimalsoft(Pty) Ltd15-Jan-09 21:33

15-Jan-09 21:33

Good Morning ALL

I want to Restore a database, i have the Following SP

Create PROCEDURE [dbo].[sp_RestoreDatabase] 

	@dbname char(32), 	-- the database name to restore as
	@filename char(32),
	@Results int OUTPUT
  
AS

set nocount on

declare @path char(256)
set @path = 'C:\DATABASES\' 	-- the location of the backuped up database file	(on the SQL Server)

execute('sp_ClearDatabaseConnections ' + @dbname) --kill the existing connections to the current Database

-- Restore the database
RESTORE DATABASE  @dbname 
FROM DISK ='C:\DATABASES\'+ @filename
WITH MOVE 'TNGoedit_Data' TO 'C:\DATABASES\'+ @dbname + '.mdf' ,
MOVE      'TNGoedit_Log' TO 'C:\DATABASES\'+ @dbname + '_log.ldf',
REPLACE,RECOVERY;
-- Was the command successful or was there a problem
if ( (select @@Error) = 0 ) begin
  SET  @Results = 1
end
else begin
   SET @Results = 0
end

When i Compile this SP i get the Following Error

Msg 102, Level 15, State 1, Procedure sp_RestoreDatabase, Line 27<br />
Incorrect syntax near '+'.

Where is my Problem

Thanks

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Wendelius15-Jan-09 22:02

15-Jan-09 22:02

Do you have an extra comma at the end of this line:

MOVE      'TNGoedit_Log' TO 'C:\DATABASES\'+ @dbname + '_log.ldf',

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Vimalsoft(Pty) Ltd15-Jan-09 22:24

15-Jan-09 22:24

No , the Problem points on the line that uses the "+" Sign

Wendelius15-Jan-09 22:59

15-Jan-09 22:59

There was a plus on that line too, but if you double click the error, which of those lines is highlighted?

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Vimalsoft(Pty) Ltd15-Jan-09 23:01

15-Jan-09 23:01

It goes to this line

FROM DISK = @path + @filename

Thanks

Wendelius15-Jan-09 23:11

15-Jan-09 23:11

What happens if you first modify the variable and then use only it in the restore, like:

...
SET @filename = 'C:\DATABASES\'+ @filename
-- Restore the database
RESTORE DATABASE  @dbname 
FROM DISK = @filename
...

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Vimalsoft(Pty) Ltd15-Jan-09 23:25

15-Jan-09 23:25

Now it moved and Targeted the Following lines

WITH MOVE 'TNGoedit_Data' TO  @path + @dbname + '.mdf' ,
MOVE      'TNGoedit_Log' TO  @path + @dbname + '_log.ldf',

Thanks

Wendelius15-Jan-09 23:33

15-Jan-09 23:33

Seems that the problem was found so try to do the same for all variables, like:

...
SET @movetarget1 = @path + @dbname + '.mdf'
...
WITH MOVE 'TNGoedit_Data' TO  @movetarget1...

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Vimalsoft(Pty) Ltd15-Jan-09 23:41

15-Jan-09 23:41

Thanks i have Change the SP to look like this and it compiled fine ,

Create PROCEDURE [dbo].[sp_RestoreDatabase] <br />
<br />
	@dbname char(32), 	-- the database name to restore as<br />
	@filename char(32),<br />
	@Results int OUTPUT<br />
  <br />
AS<br />
<br />
set nocount on<br />
<br />
declare @path char(64)<br />
declare @dbmdf char(64)<br />
declare @dbldf char(64)<br />
set @path = 'C:\DATABASES\' 	-- the location of the backuped up database file	(on the SQL Server)<br />
	<br />
execute('sp_ClearDatabaseConnections ' + @dbname) --kill the existing connections to the current Database<br />
<br />
SET @filename = 'C:\DATABASES\'+ @filename<br />
set @dbmdf = 'C:\DATABASES\' + @dbname + '.mdf'<br />
set @dbldf = 'C:\DATABASES\' + @dbname +'_log.ldf'<br />
-- Restore the database<br />
RESTORE  DATABASE @dbname <br />
FROM DISK = @filename<br />
WITH MOVE 'TNGoedit_Data' TO  @dbmdf ,<br />
MOVE      'TNGoedit_Log' TO  @dbldf,<br />
REPLACE,RECOVERY;<br />
-- Was the command successful or was there a problem<br />
if ( (select @@Error) = 0 ) begin<br />
  SET  @Results = 1<br />
end<br />
else begin<br />
   SET @Results = 0<br />
end

and i tested it like this

DECLARE @Results INT
EXEC [dbo].[sp_RestoreDatabase] 'oBookingUFS','oBookingUFS',@Results out

and i got the Following Error

<br />
Msg 3234, Level 16, State 2, Procedure sp_RestoreDatabase, Line 27<br />
Logical file 'TNGoedit_Data' is not part of database 'oBookingUFS                     '. Use RESTORE FILELISTONLY to list the logical file names.<br />
Msg 3013, Level 16, State 1, Procedure sp_RestoreDatabase, Line 27<br />
RESTORE DATABASE is terminating abnormally.

Thanks

Wendelius16-Jan-09 8:52

2 basic transaction issues

16-Jan-09 8:52

Are you sure that this is the logical file name 'TNGoedit_Data' or should it be for example 'TNGoedit'

You can verify the logical names using RESTORE FILELISTONLY[^]:
RESTORE FILELISTONLY
FROM DISK = 'C:\DATABASES\oBookingUFS';

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George_George15-Jan-09 20:21

George_George

15-Jan-09 20:21

Hello everyone,

Two basic questions about transactions,

1. For single SQL insert/update/delete statement, are there any needs or benefits to wrap into a transaction?

2. I wrote T-SQL like this,

BEGIN TRY
Begin Transaction
...
commit
END TRY
BEGIN CATCH
rollback
...
END CATCH

my question is, is it a must to call commit explicitly just before end try statement? Any means to commit transaction automatically after end try statement?

regards,
George

Re: 2 basic transaction issues

Wendelius15-Jan-09 20:57