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Hi,
All done perfectly.
Also, Can I have SQL 2000 and SQL2005RS together?????
Thanks
Thanking you in Advance
Kind Regards
Pratik Shah
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I've never tried it, but in theory you should be able to.
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I have two tables. With the following setup.
Name: Call Log
Columns: ID, Sales Rep, Date, Comments
Name: Static SalesReps
Columns: ID, Value
The Call Log table with have Sales Rep being the ID of the Sales Rep for the Static SalesRep table. What Select statement do I need to return all the data from the Call Log table, but have the Static Sales Rep Value column data substituted for the Sales Rep ID from the Call Log table.
If that doesn't make sense I can try to explain it better for anyone willing to help.
Thanks for any and all assitance!
The best way to accelerate a Macintosh is at 9.8m/sec² - Marcus Dolengo
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Select b.Value, a.SalesRep, a.Date,a.Comments from call_log as a, Satic_SalesReps as b where a.id = b.id
This statements checks the condition a.id = b.id, if both ids match then the row in table a will be returned.Since we have selected b.value, it will return the value from table b.
Hope this helps u
Regards,
Priya
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select c.ID, s.Value, c.Date, c.Comments<br />
from [Call Log] c<br />
inner join [Static SalesReps] s on s.ID = c.[Sales Rep]
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Anyone know what data type I should use to store a long in sql 2005? The number will average being set at long max about 25% of the time, but will never go over.
Thanks for any help
Pablo
-- modified at 19:01 Wednesday 27th June, 2007
Never mind guys I guess a bigint would work fine. Thanks anyways.
Apparently it's not OK to start a bonfire of Microsoft products in the aisles of CompUSA even though the Linuxrulz web site says so
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Thanks
Apparently it's not OK to start a bonfire of Microsoft products in the aisles of CompUSA even though the Linuxrulz web site says so
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I am trying to create a search for a sql database i have been writing. i have managed to get the search to search "firstName". if i replace this with any of my other column names it also works fine, but i am trying to get it to search multiple columns at once.
i have tried searching on google but dont really know what to search for.
i thought it might have been an AND or an OR statement but couldnt get these working either.
this is my code;
Sub BindDataGrid1()
Dim CS As String
CS = _
"data source=(local)\SQLEXPRESS;" & _
"initial catalog=mus_search_test;"
Dim objCN As SqlConnection
objCN = New SqlConnection(CS)
Dim objDA As SqlDataAdapter
objDA = New SqlDataAdapter("Select * from Musician_Search", objCN)
Dim DS_SearchMusician_Search As DataSet
DS_SearchMusician_Search = New DataSet
objDA.Fill(DS_MS11, "Musician_Search")
Dim objDV As DataView
objDV = DS_MS11.Tables("Musician_Search").DefaultView
' sql statement for row filter
MySearch = "firstName LIKE '*" & txtSearch.Text & "*'"
objDV.RowFilter = MySearch
RecNum = objDV.Count.ToString
John Michael Kinsella
kinsellajohn@hotmail.com
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Hey
Can the SQL not be something like this
SELECT * FROM T_TABLE
WHERE FIRST_NAME LIKE @PARAM1 AND DESC LIKE @PARAM2
You could then have the user select the filters and call the correct prodedure/pass the correct dynamic SQL.
In the case of the latter row filter would be :
"firstName LIKE '*" & txtSearch.Text & "*' AND lastname LIKE '*" & txtSearch.Text & "*'"
(The syntax of quotation marks may be incorrect as i just copied and pasted yours)
Hope this helps.
PS you may want to use stored procedures instead of dynamic sql as they help with security
Dan
Edit* There are many ways to search on more than one field such as making temporary tables etc this is just a simple example.
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many thanks for your reply, i will give it a shot..
it sounds perfectly plausible but i am not too familiar with SQL yet..
John
John Michael Kinsella
kinsellajohn@hotmail.com
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Glad to be of assistance.
If it doesnt work as expected just give us a shout.
Dan
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Hi, Dan..
i am having troubles with the same thing.
am i supposed to be using both the statements you suggested?
the syntax for the second part was functional the way i sent it to you and it doesnt seem to work with your additions..
i brainstormed all the obvious problems, like i have secondName insted of lastName.. and extra/missing quotation marks... but i cant work it out.. i just get error messages when i try to search.
see the issue im finding really challenging is that i havent handled much SQL. my course deals with one part at a time.. ie. asp.. then ado.. then sql...
but i am having trouble understanding one and not the other.. its a home study course and so help from tutors is limited..
so, any other suggestions would be much appreciated
John Michael Kinsella
kinsellajohn@hotmail.com
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Hi
What you need to do is allow the user to have a search filter - for example we will use firstname and age.
If we wanted to know all the people whose firstname began with an Dan and were older than 18 we would have a quesry like:
SELECT * FROM T_EMPLOYEES
WHERE FIRSTNAME LIKE 'Dan%' AND AGE > 18
If you can post your errors i will be able to help more
Dan
Edit** Try using a stored procedure instead of dynamic SQL too.
Try this URL http://www.w3schools.com/sql/default.asp
-- modified at 10:16 Tuesday 3rd July, 2007
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This is the actual result from my procedure
18-Mar-03 AUD -7.4505805969238281E-9
07-Apr-03 AUD -7.9162418842315674E-9
09-Apr-03 AUD 5.2386894822120667E-10
17-Apr-03 AUD -7.9162418842315674E-9
but My expected result is
18-Mar-03 AUD -7.45058
07-Apr-03 AUD -7.91624
09-Apr-03 AUD 5.23868
17-Apr-03 AUD -7.91624
Please help the do this process how to perform this?
Regards,
Magi
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You just have to round the value using ROUND(Value,5)
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Is there a setting that can change the default behavior of an oledbadaptor updating a dataset to access so that if one of the rows in the dataset errors it will still push the remainder of the changes through? If not I can loop through updating one datarow at a time, but was wondering about a more graceful implementation.
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You have to explain to them [VB coders] what you mean by "typed". their first response is likely to be something like, "Of course my code is typed. Do you think i magically project it onto the screen with the power of my mind?" --- John Simmons / outlaw programmer
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There's the ContinueUpdateOnError property you could set to true.
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You have to explain to them [VB coders] what you mean by "typed". their first response is likely to be something like, "Of course my code is typed. Do you think i magically project it onto the screen with the power of my mind?" --- John Simmons / outlaw programmer
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Yeah, I've been having plenty of those days recently.
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I want to secure my DB by block or disable the dbo schema and the login using windows a count
merwa
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I need a constant update of one SQL Server 2000 database into another SQL Server 2000 database and vice versa. My purpose is if one server somehow down for some time i want to switch to another server. i also need updated data of my back up server to original server when that is up.
Is there any solution available?
Thanks in advance.
ACDev7
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Database mirroring is a new feature of SQL Server 2005 (SP1 and later).
SQL Server 2005 database mirroring is based around log shipping. Clients connect to the Principal (active) node and submit their queries; data modifications are recorded to the transaction log on the Principal, which sends log updates to the Mirror (standby) node. In the asynchronous (high-performance) mode, the Principal reports success to the client as soon as the modifications are recorded to its own log, it does not wait for the Mirror to write to its log. In this mode, some updates can be lost on failure of the Principal node, if the corresponding log operations have not yet been recorded in the log.
In synchronous (high-safety) mode, the Principal waits for the Mirror to complete recording the modifications to its log before reporting success to the client, when committing the transaction. This causes a delay to the client as all the log records have to be transferred over the network and written to the log file. This prevents lost updates.
For automatic failover, a third node, the Witness, is required. This doesn't keep a copy of the database, it only informs the other two instances which it can see. If the Mirror and Witness can see each other but neither can see the Principal, the Mirror assumes that the Principal has failed and takes over the Principal role. The Principal, if it loses contact with both Mirror and Witness, takes its database offline.
The standard SQL Server 2000 high-availability solution is clustering. I would recommend investigating that before venturing into trying to implement your own solution. It may be possible to implement a manual 'mirroring' solution using Transactional Replication. I've not tried to do this.
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Mike Dimmick wrote: (SP1 and later).
I'm sure I saw them demo database mirroring at the SQL Server 2005 launch. I take it that it didn't work properly in real life until the service pack got released.
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