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I have been working on report creation in Business Object XI R2. The report i have created contains aggregated data(summary information) and deals with around 250 GB of database. The database is on SQL Server 2005 standard edition.
I have to show summarized information from 2 years for more than 20 different criteria.
The approach i am following is I am bringing the aggregated information in one DP and all different informations in other 4 DP. And i am using Synchrnization to link DP's to get the required groupings and present in different tab.
I have successfully created the report and refreshing independent DP correctly. But the problem is when we are refreshing the complete report in one go.
I am getting the error "There is not enough memeory to run this program. Please quit one or more programs, then press ok to try again."
Is there any way around to improvise the performance of report and use less memory.
Thanks in Advance
CodeManiac
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What's involved in handling mutl-users in a C# WinForms app targeting SQL 2005?
Everything makes sense in someone's mind
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Deploy multiple copies of the client application!
SQL Server is a server based database and as such is multi user by default.
You need to build a client application (in c#) that connects to the database to manipulate the data, the client is single user with multiple deployments!
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity
RAH
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Hello guys,
Anyone knows how to script SQL jobs from a sql server database so that i can script them back into another database? I am using Quest Toad For sql server to view the sql jobs on the server.
Regards,
Christian Pace
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For SQL2000 using SQL Server Enterprise Manager:
Right-click on the job, choose for all tasks/Generate SQL Script...
Wout Louwers
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Hi,
I am having 3 tables A,B,C
table A:-
AID date
23 01/25/2010
24 01/25/2010
table B:
BID AID FileName date
1 23 1.doc 01/25/2010 1.00 AM
2 23 2.doc 01/25/2010 1.05 AM
3 23 3.doc 01/25/2010 1.06 AM
4 24 4.doc 01/25/2010 2.00 AM
5 24 5.doc 01/25/2010 2.01 AM
table 3
BID Status
1 E
2 M
3 P
4 P
5 P
Now I want Query that I want Unique number of records whos status is 'P' that is only Last file whos status is 'P'
Means I want the following output
AID FileName date status
23 3.doc 01/25/2010 1.06 AM P
24 5.doc 01/25/2010 2.01 AM P
Thanks
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Try following query hope it will work for you
select tablesA.AID AID,FileName,tablesA.date date,status
from tablesA
inner join
(
SELECT FileName,BID,AID from tablesB where bid in
(select max(bid) from tablesB group by aid)
) as b on tablesA.AID = b.AID
inner join
tablesC on b.BID = tablesC.BID
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It works....
Great
Thanks for your Help
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How to write a MS_SQL query to populate a column from another column.
I have a table:
name col_1 col_2
name1 null value1
name2 null value2
The result should be as follows:
name col_1 col_2
name1 value1 value1
name2 value2 value2
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never mind.
update mytable set tbl.col_1 = tbl_col2 where col_1 is null
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Hi!
I'm using just .NET Framework 1 and Visual Studio 2003.
Will I have any problem if I install .NET Framework 2.0 or 3? Some controls will stop working? Will I have access to new controls / methods while programming, or It will onley install runtime libraries? I.E: Will I be able to use BindigSource / BindingNavigator, or I have to keep on CurrencyManager?
Thanks!
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I think you will probably have a better chance of getting a good answer to this question if you post it in the .NET Framework forum.
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Hi,
1.
wrong forum, this is not a DB question.
2.
the .NET versions can live together, no worries at all.
3.
the corresponding Visual Studio versions can live together too; the one you install last will dictate the file associations.
4.
never versions of Visual Studio will convert your project files when opening them, making them no longer readable by older versions.
5.
Why would anyone still use .NET 1.0 or 1.1?
2.0 has fixed a lot and added very useful stuff; 3.0 and 3.5 have added a lot more, not always very useful, functionality. And 4.0 will emerge pretty soon.
Luc Pattyn [Forum Guidelines] [Why QA sucks] [My Articles]
I only read code that is properly formatted, adding PRE tags is the easiest way to obtain that. [The QA section does it automatically now, I hope we soon get it on regular forums as well]
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I want to know how can I calculate the person's age from a person_birthday datetime field to show the year and month(if any) so if the age is exactly 25 then it should be 25y or if it's less than a year it will be 4m otherwise 25y 2m?
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Use DateDiff(yyyy,birhtday,getdate()) to get the difference, the rest is just an excercise in maths and logic. DATEDIFF is the tool you need.
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity
RAH
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try this
select cast(DATEDIFF ( month , '1999-10-26 12:30:02.960' , getdate()) /12 as varchar(10))+ ' Y '
+
cast (((DATEDIFF ( month , '1999-10-26 12:30:02.960' , getdate())) - (DATEDIFF ( month , '1999-10-26 12:30:02.960' , getdate()) /12) ) as varchar(10)) + 'M'
and for your scenario you also have to use case when
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FINAL SOLUTION
select
case
WHEN (DATEDIFF ( month , '1999-10-26 12:30:02.960' , getdate()) /12 ) = 300
THEN (cast(DATEDIFF ( month , '1999-10-26 12:30:02.960' , getdate()) /12 as varchar(10))+ ' Y ')
WHEN (DATEDIFF ( month , '1999-10-26 12:30:02.960' , getdate()) /12 ) > 300
THEN (cast(DATEDIFF ( month , '1999-10-26 12:30:02.960' , getdate()) /12 as varchar(10))+ ' Y '
+
cast (((DATEDIFF ( month , '1999-10-26 12:30:02.960' , getdate())) - ((DATEDIFF ( month , '1999-10-26 12:30:02.960' , getdate()) /12))*12 ) as varchar(10)) + 'M')
WHEN (DATEDIFF ( month , '1999-10-26 12:30:02.960' , getdate()) /12 ) < 300
THEN (cast(DATEDIFF ( month , '1999-10-26 12:30:02.960' , getdate()) /12 as varchar(10))+ ' M ')
END
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Hi,
To get the unique keys from a given table, i use a sql statement like this: Select [COLUMN_NAME] as FieldName, [CONSTRAINT_NAME] as KeyName, [ORDINAL_POSITION] as Ordinal FROM [INFORMATION_SCHEMA].[KEY_COLUMN_USAGE] WHERE TABLE_SCHEMA=@schema AND TABLE_NAME=@table AND CONSTRAINT_NAME LIKE "IX_%" ORDER BY [CONSTRAINT_NAME], [ORDINAL_POSITION]
First of all, it waorks fine, but I don't like the idea of selecting it by the name, but it was the only solution I found... For now it works, so if it's the only way, I'll live with it 
My main problem is that I didn't find any [INFORMATION_SCHEMA] table where the NonUnique keys are stored, but it has to be somewhere, right? Any ideas about it?
Thanks,
Dirso
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I use the following against the sysobjects table (it predates the views) it is designed the get the IDENTITY column which for me is always the primary key for a table. It may help!
select syscolumns.name from syscolumns INNER JOIN sysobjects on syscolumns.ID = sysobjects.ID
where sysobjects.name = 'TableName' and colstat & 1 = 1
Fixed that univote - this is a valid concern and you are right in not wanting to rely on a constrain name.
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity
RAH
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Thank you both for your suggestions. I'll try it out in afew days and if I find a solution, I'll post it here.
Thanks,
Dirso
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I have a SQL Server 2000 server that I have been accessing happily via SQL Server Management Studio (the 2005 version 9.00.3042.00) for ~16 months. Last week I started getting this error message:
"Cannot connect to <<server name="">>.
Additional information:
A connection was successfully established with the server, but then an error occured during the login process. (provider: TCP Provider, error: 0 - An existing connection was forcibly closed by the remote host.) (Microsoft SQL Server, Error: 10054)"
Some important notes:
- I'm a SQL Server admin on the box .. and my rights still exist
- SSMS = SQL Server Management Studio
Here is what I've tried:
- accessing from my PC using Windows Authentication = error message thrown
- accessing from another box (remote desktop'd onto another server) using SSMS using Windows Authentication = error message thrown
- accessing SQL Server 2005 databases (on a different server) from my PC using Windows Authentication = successful connection
- accessing from my PC using SQL Server Authentication = successful connection
- remote desktop onto the server in question, then open Enterprise Manager and access a database = successful connection
- accessing from another PC as someone else via WIndows Authentication = successful connection
As far as I know the only thing to change on my PC is that I installed a MS patch (KB972270). This patch is also on the other PC that works for other people so I'm guessing that it isn't the problem ...
Any ideas would be gratefully accepted ...
Thanks!
[edit] Seems some tinkering in the corporate firewall was the culprit - all fixed now.
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