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_SQLObjectListPtr
what sql namespace should be useed to access this ptr ??
i want to use the ListUserPermissions method ..for htis i need the above mentioned ptr..
ranjani
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_SQLObjectListPtr
what sql namespace should be useed to access this ptr ??
i want to use the ListUserPermissions method ..for htis i need the above mentioned ptr..
ranjani
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in my c++ program to find the user permissions for each user in a sql database...i use ListUserPermissions method after importing sqldmo.rll
on execution i get an error saying...
undeclared identifier..ListUserPermissions !!
shud i use any headre file other thann sqldmo.rll ?
ranjani
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can i use the function
ListDatabasePermissions
for getting the acccess permissiosn for a particular database?
ranjani
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There're plenty of articles that shows you how to load a disk file/binary from ASP frontend and insert it into a binary column in SQL server. But, is there a stored procedure that can load file/binary from disk WITHOUT ASP or relying on external component?
QUESTION 1:
If that's possible, I can create a simple stored procedure to insert binary file into a binary column. Pseudo code:
CREATE PROCEDURE sproc_UpdateMessageAttachment
@msgID uniqueidentifier
@inputfile varchar(100),
@status binary[50000] OUTPUT
AS
BEGIN
DECLARE @binaryattachment binary[50000]
--Of course, I made this up. The question is whether such stored procedure exists.
EXEC sp_loadfile @inputfile, @binary OUTPUT
UPDATE messages
SET Attachment = @binaryattachment
WHERE msgID=@msgID
END
QUESTION 2:
Is there alternative to this? Can I instantiate/call method on a COM component from within body of stored procedure?
And if I can what component would I need in this case?
Thanks.
Reference from www.stardeveloper.com:
1. Classical ASP http://stardeveloper.com/articles/display.html?article=2001033101&page=1
2. ASP.NET
a. http://stardeveloper.com/articles/display.html?article=2003022601&page=1
b. http://stardeveloper.com/articles/display.html?article=2003031201&page=1
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I think that otherwise you have to create an extended stored procedure for that
Mhmoud Rawas
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Software Eng.
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Thanks. Creating extended stored procedure... means I need to read up on how to pass arguments and returns to/from SQL server and the dll. I think I'll just keep things simple for now:
a. Create a SQL Server Job that launches an application (say, LoadBinary.exe) using xp_xmdshell
b. LoadBinary.exe will load the binary file (disk file) into SQL server.
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There're plenty of articles that shows you how to load a disk file/binary from ASP frontend and insert it into a binary column in SQL server. But, is there a stored procedure that can load file/binary from disk WITHOUT ASP or relying on external component?
QUESTION 1:
If that's possible, I can create a simple stored procedure to insert binary file into a binary column. Pseudo code:
CREATE PROCEDURE sproc_UpdateMessageAttachment
@msgID uniqueidentifier
@inputfile varchar(100),
@status binary[50000] OUTPUT
AS
BEGIN
DECLARE @binaryattachment binary[50000]
EXEC sp_loadfile @inputfile, @binary OUTPUT --Of course, I made this up. The question is whether such stored
procedure exists.
UPDATE messages
SET Attachment = @binaryattachment
WHERE msgID=@msgID
END
QUESTION 2:
Is there alternative to this? Can I instantiate/call method on a COM component from within body of stored procedure?
And if I can what component would I need in this case?
Thanks.
Reference from www.stardeveloper.com:
1. Classical ASP http://stardeveloper.com/articles/display.html?article=2001033101&page=1
2. ASP.NET
a. http://stardeveloper.com/articles/display.html?article=2003022601&page=1
b. http://stardeveloper.com/articles/display.html?article=2003031201&page=1
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I don't know about your specific situation, but have you looked at using BULK INSERT or bcp (via xp_cmdshell)?
Regards,
Jeff Varszegi
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Hi Geeks,
I am quite new to SQL Server.Well I have a problem..
Could someone help me ??
This is my Query:
sql="SELECT Id,Name, Age,City, AdmDate
FROM IP LEFT JOIN MDoc
ON IP.DoId=MDoc.DoId
WHERE AdmDate='11/15/2003'
ORDER BY IP_Id"
Now in the IP table there are records containing date values
i.e. AdmDate='15/11/2003' ;these date values r in small date format with precision to seconds.
Now I want All the records of a paticular date irrespective of their time Value.
-SimSan
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I typically use
SELECT Id,Name, Age,City, AdmDate
FROM IP LEFT JOIN MDoc
ON IP.DoId=MDoc.DoId
WHERE AdmDate >= '2003-11-15' AND
AdmDate < DATEADD( Day, 1, '2003-11-15' )
ORDER BY IP_Id Of course, typically I use this is in a stored procedure where the literal date is replaced by a parameter, where using DATEADD makes a bit more sense.
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This works fine...Thanks for the tip.
Well...I wanted to clarify if SQL Server treats
Dates in American Date format.If it does,why this date format ('yyyy-mm-dd') is in use.
-SimSan
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Because I'm in the UK 
SQL Server interprets literal dates in queries using the user's default locale - even in stored procedures, IIRC. You could write '10/11/2003' to be interpreted as October 11th, but if your user is using the English (UK) locale, it will be interpreted as 10 November.
"SQL Server evaluates datetime constants at run time. A date string that works for the date formats expected by one language may be unrecognizable if the query is executed by a connection using a different language and date format setting." Using Date and Time Data[^]
The ISO format yyyy-mm-dd is supposed to be supported in all locales with the same meaning.
On re-reading Writing International Transact-SQL Statements[^], it actually looks like you should use unseparated dates (format yyyymmdd) to ensure correct interpretation. So I've been getting it wrong. 
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Thanks again for your info..U've got it right!!!
-SimSan
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You could use
SELECT Id,Name, Age,City, AdmDate
FROM IP LEFT JOIN MDoc
ON IP.DoId=MDoc.DoId
WHERE AdmDate BETWEEN '11/15/2003 00:00' AND '11/15/2003 23:59'
ORDER BY IP_Id"
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Real simple problem but it is driving me nuts.
Create a table in SQL with two columns.
NameId and FullName
Make the NameId a primary Key.
Add a nameid and a fullname to the table.
Save the table as NameId.
Now using only the .net wizards for a windows forms project I do the following:
1. Create new project (windows forms)
2. Drag two textboxes onto the form.
3. Drag a button onto the form.
4. Drag a sqlDataAdapter onto the form which starts the wizard.
5. Connect to the sqldatabase for the table.
6. Allow it to create the sql statements.
7. Create the query using both fields.
8. Do not change the advanced settings.
9. Save the wizard.
10. Create a dataset using the NameId table.
11. Bind the two textboxes to the table fields via their respective properties.
12. On the window form events create an event for load.
13. Enter the fill method of the sqldataadapter:
this.sqlDataAdapter1.Fill(this.dataset1, "NameId");
14. Return to the design screen and create an click event for the button under its respective events.
15. In the code enter the following:
this.sqlDataAdapter1.Update(this.dataset1, "NameId");
now compile
my results are the form will display the one record, however when I change the fullname field to something else it does not update the sql NamId table...
What am I doing wrong...
 Bruce...
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I have a table1 where I have a dateentered and trantype.
I need to find the max(dateentered) and then based on trantype join table2 or table3. All data should be in one result. How do I do this?
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You can't selectively join tables. You should probably use a union. Without knowing your table structure, here is a stab at it...
select max(dateentered), otherfields
from table1
join table2 on (table1.trantype = table2.trantype)
union
select max(dateentered), otherfields
from table1
join table3 on (table1.trantype = table3.trantype)
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My more detail problem
CREATE TABLE [dbo].[table1] (
[TranID] [numeric](18, 0) IDENTITY (1, 1) NOT NULL ,
[SID] [varchar] (10) NOT NULL ,
[GID] [varchar] (5) NOT NULL ,
[TranType] [varchar] (1)NOT NULL ,
[DateEntered] [datetime] NULL ,
) ON [PRIMARY]
CREATE TABLE [dbo].[Table2] (
[TranID] [numeric](18, 0) NOT NULL ,
[GID] [varchar] (5) NOT NULL ,
[SID] [varchar] (10)
) ON [PRIMARY]
CREATE TABLE [dbo].[Table3] (
[TranID] [numeric](18, 0) NOT NULL ,
[GID] [varchar] (5) NOT NULL ,
[SID] [varchar] (10)
) ON [PRIMARY]
Example1: I need select info from table1 and 2
Table1 Table2 Table3
TranID 1 1
SID 12 12
GID 1 1
TranType 'Y'
DateEntered '9/1/2003'
---------------
Example2: Infor from table1 and 3 (Maxdate)
Table1 Table2 Table3
TranID 1 1
SID 12 12
GID 1 1
TranType 'Y'
DateEntered '9/1/2003'
Table1 Table2 Table3
TranID 1 1
SID 12 12
GID 1 1
TranType 'N'
DateEntered '9/2/2003'
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how to check for the access permissions of each user in a sql database?
can some one help me with a c++ code or this
ranjani
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 I am working on a new asp.net project using a Access 2000 database. I want to create some update queries in Access and then be able to call them using parameters to update certain fields. I have read some articles on how to do this using a SQL Server database, but I can't find any information on how to do this for Access. What I don't want to do is hard code any queries in code.
bgeroux
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in Access .. on the left bar of the database window..
Select Queries then ->create Query in design view ->Close the show table screen -> right click ->choose SQL View
write your update query :
Update table1 set userName="bla bla" where ID=@MyID
@MyID is the value you pass to the query..(parameter)
you can declare it like this :at the beginning of the query (not required)
parameters @MyID long;
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Here's an example[^] that demonstrates using stored queries in Access. It also briefly mentions some of the advantages of SQL Server over Access. Downloadable code and a sample database are available, as well.
"Your village called -
They're missing their idiot."
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Thank for responding so quickly. The example code is great, but this code is for using a ADO recordset and I am looking for a ADO.net solution. Is this possible?;)
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I haven't worked with ADO.Net, as I can't afford the tools and my web host won't support it. But surely they haven't completely abandoned the architecture? Isn't there an equivalent to a recordset in ADO.Net? The key point in the article for me was how to structure the Command to Access; the details of how the platform accomplishes it should be fairly minor to implement. Just a guess though; as I said, I don't use ADO.Net yet.
"Your village called -
They're missing their idiot."
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