Comments by gopalgupta

gopalgupta 1-Feb-13 6:33am View

i m not using the output in the front end. it is completely back end related.

gopalgupta 1-Feb-13 4:20am View

cant do this. my sp returns 10 columns and its been used at several places. i store the output of this sp by making a temp table and then insert the outout of this sp into that table. the problem is everytime i increase the number of columns returned by the sp, i have to make changes at all other places where this sp is referred

gopalgupta 2-Feb-12 6:06am View

yes ... i already had tried the same query

gopalgupta 2-Feb-12 6:05am View

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yes .. i already had this query

gopalgupta 2-Feb-12 5:24am View

this does not return the parameter values that were passed while executing the sp .... it just returns the create sp statement

gopalgupta 23-Dec-11 6:32am View

thnx .... but we can write a nested join like my example ...
i resolved it and its working fine ....

gopalgupta 23-Dec-11 2:24am View

i think the example is different to my question....
i doesn't state if i can use joins in the manner i am trying to ..

gopalgupta 4-Nov-11 3:12am View

gr8 .....
thnx buddy

gopalgupta 13-Sep-11 9:19am View

Thnx but I have to do this in the back end ....

gopalgupta 18-Aug-11 7:16am View

yes i have seen the free tools available but none gives the idea of how the sql statement is getting generated....

gopalgupta 23-May-11 3:19am View

both the things do not work.... TryParse returns false and Parse is again giving the same error

The problem is specifically occuring when my date is greater than 12th of the month

gopalgupta 7-May-11 1:22am View

wow, lovely , awesome.... thnx a tonnnnn man...
i was really stuck over here

gopalgupta 21-Apr-11 5:08am View

very nice article ...thnx bro But the example Example 3.1 - Using IN Operator missed out something I guess.. SET @EmpID = '1001,1003' should be used as SET @EmpID = '''1001'',''1003''' Correct me If I am wrong coz with the original statemnt it gives an error 'Invalid Column Name'

gopalgupta 21-Apr-11 3:18am View

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very nice article ...thnx bro

But the example Example 3.1 - Using IN Operator missed out something I guess..

SET @EmpID = '1001,1003'
should be used as
SET @EmpID = '''1001'',''1003'''

Correct me If I am wrong coz with the original statemnt it gives an error 'Invalid Column Name'

gopalgupta 19-Apr-11 7:19am View

correct ..... thnx buddy

gopalgupta 6-Apr-11 3:36am View

this is for windows .... i need for asp.net

gopalgupta 13-Jan-11 7:12am View

I am using windows server 2003. The above thread has the example for XP only. I have searched a lot on the net but could not find anything.

Can anybody help????

gopalgupta 18-Dec-10 3:48am View

thnx man...its working fine now...

gopalgupta 16-Dec-10 6:43am View

Thnx....that worked and the sp has compiled now.
But still it does not execute.

I am getting the below error while executing:
The following error has occurred:

ORA-06502: PL/SQL: numeric or value error: character string buffer too small
ORA-06512: at "STRL.SP_BEDOCC", line 22
ORA-06512: at line 9

My sp till line 22 is as follows:
CREATE OR REPLACE PROCEDURE sp_bedocc
--exec sp_MISMonthlyBedPosting '15 may 2002','23 july 2002'
--sp_helptext sp_bedocc
--drop proc sp_bedocc

(
v_fin_year IN NUMBER DEFAULT NULL ,
v_month IN CHAR DEFAULT NULL
)
AS
--Exec sp_los @fin_year , @month
v_fn_yr Number(10,0);
v_yearmonth CHAR(6);
v_yr NUMBER(10,0);
v_temp NUMBER(1, 0) := 0;

BEGIN

v_yr := v_fin_year ;
v_fn_yr := v_fin_year ;
v_yearmonth := TO_CHAR(v_fin_year,'9999') || v_month ;

gopalgupta 6-Dec-10 0:04am View

Thnx a tonnnnnnn......

gopalgupta 3-Dec-10 11:46am View

Sorry Sandeep, but I want search functionality for the content on the website

gopalgupta 3-Dec-10 11:45am View

Yes I want to implement search on my site content. Also, I am not supposed to use Google Search

gopalgupta 3-Dec-10 4:55am View

Many thnx buddy...

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