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Check this[^], looks like it could be that the root password could be incorrect. The MySQL root password could be different to your OS root password.
It could also be that there is a port conflict which is why it works when you start it in a different way.
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hi..
i've created an report in which i want to change the color of
the particular word i've four words which i want to change the
color
john,steve,mike,and danial..
for these name where ever they appear in the row the color should change
is it possible..
??
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Hi,
You can use BackgroundColor-property to change the color and define an expression how the color is set. What comes to the color itself, you can for example resolve the color in the formula or add an extra field to your query which defines the color, like:
SELECT ...
CASE
WHEN LOWER(table.NameField) LIKE '%john%' THEN 'Red'
WHEN LOWER(table.NameField) LIKE '%steve%' THEN 'Blue'
...
ELSE 'White'
END AS BackgroundColor,
...
FROM ...
Now each row should have a color field which you can use in the expression for the BackgroundColor-property. If you want to do this in more elegant way you can create a table for the name/color pairs and use that table for lookups and possibly create a small T-SQL function for the logic.
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I have a Software which is having SQL Server Database, Most of the users don't want to buy SQL Server, So as Microsoft has SQL Express, Can i bundled SQL Express in my Setup CD,
means can i redistribute it ?
SOFTDEV
Luck in life always exists in the form of an abstract class that cannot be instantiated directly and needs to be inherited by hard work and dedication.
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Thanks 
SOFTDEV
Luck in life always exists in the form of an abstract class that cannot be instantiated directly and needs to be inherited by hard work and dedication.
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No problem
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Just put instructions in the documentation.
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Good advice
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Thanks
SOFTDEV
Luck in life always exists in the form of an abstract class that cannot be instantiated directly and needs to be inherited by hard work and dedication.
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Thanks.
SOFTDEV
Luck in life always exists in the form of an abstract class that cannot be instantiated directly and needs to be inherited by hard work and dedication.
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I’m trying to insert a new record into an MS Access (2002-2003) database using Perl. My instructor's example has me getting the last record ID and using that to generate the next ID.
Two things:
1- When I do this the way the instructor illustrates (based on existing ID) using this code:
if($db->Sql("SELECT MAX(ID) lastID FROM Test"))<br />
{<br />
print "SQL Error: " . $db->Error() . "\n";<br />
$db->Close();<br />
exit;<br />
}
Can anybody tell me why I'm getting this error:
SQL Error: [-3100] [1] [0] "[Microsoft][ODBC Microsoft Access Driver] Syntax error (missing operator) in query expression 'MAX(ID) lastID'."
2- If my ID field is set to “AutoNumber” shouldn’t I be able to simply insert and new record (with no ID)? I’ve attempted that with no success.
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hi,
1. I think you need an as:
SELECT MAX(ID) AS lastID FROM Test
2. I should think so. And having two separate DB operations to first fetch then use MAX(ID) seems like a recipe for failure as soon as other users are also operating the DB.
Luc Pattyn [Forum Guidelines] [My Articles] Nil Volentibus Arduum
Please use <PRE> tags for code snippets, they preserve indentation, improve readability, and make me actually look at the code.
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Thanks Luc. Aliasing did the trick.
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Luc Pattyn wrote: having two separate DB operations to first fetch then use MAX(ID) seems like a recipe for failure
Indeed it does. Using for example @@IDENTITY would be safer.
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Hi
For the first question: You could try adding the keyword AS for the column:
if($db->Sql("SELECT MAX(ID) AS lastID FROM Test"))
And for the second question. Yes if the field is autonumbered, you don't have to mention it in an INSERT statement just like you don't have to mention any field that has a default value. However, if you're later going to add something for this row to a child table of this table you need to know the value for the foreign key in the child table.
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Thanks Mika. As both you and Luc suggested, using AS worked by referencing the existing ID's. I'd much rather not do it that way but when I try to insert a record with no ID my table does not update. I'll try to figure that out latter since I can get by with Aliasing for now. 
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This is the senario, i am trying to copy a table and store that table into a XML variable(Not physically xml file) and read that XML variable ,at the same time also trying to retrive and insert all data to another table.The stored procedure is given below
set ANSI_NULLS ON
set QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON
GO
-- =============================================
-- Author: Thabo
-- Create date: 18.02.2011
-- Description: TEST XML
-- =============================================
CREATE PROCEDURE sppassingStoredProcedue
DECLARE @x XML
AS
BEGIN
SET NOCOUNT ON;
SET @x=(SELECT PramryKeyForThisTable,AutoNumberColumn,Data1,Data2,Data3 FROM tblInsertTableForAutoNumber FOR XML AUTO ,TYPE ,ELEMENTS XSINIL,ROOT ('TABLEROOT'))
INSERT INTO CopyOftblInserTableForAutonumber
SELECT
tab.col.value('@PrimaryKeyForThisTable[1]','SMALLINT') AS PramryKeyForThisTable,
tab.col.value('@AutoNumberColumn[1]','SMALLINT')AS AutoNumberColumn,
tab.col.value('@Data1[1]','VARCHAR(50)') AS Data1,
tab.col.value('@Data2[1]','VARCHAR(50)') AS Data2,
tab.col.value('@Data3[1]','VARCHAR(50)') AS Data3
FROM @x.nodes('//TABLEROOT/tblInsertTableForAutoNumber')AS tab(Col)
END
Actually the second table is the copy of the first table.It has same stucure of the first table
The table structure is,
colum name datatype
----------- --------
PramryKeyForThisTable smallint
AutoNumberColumn smallint
Data1 varchar(50)
Data2 varchar(50)
Data3 varchar(50)
I have got different different error messages every time.i hve got this error message for above cording.
Msg 156, Level 15, State 1, Procedure sppassingStoredProcedue, Line 7
Incorrect syntax near the keyword 'DECLARE'.
Msg 156, Level 15, State 1, Procedure sppassingStoredProcedue, Line 8
Incorrect syntax near the keyword 'AS'."
I couldnt figure out how to do this. Can any one pls give a good solution for this.
Thabo
-- Modified Friday, February 18, 2011 11:33 AM
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The first thing you should do is to change the place of the declaration of @X.
If it's a parameter then:
CREATE PROCEDURE sppassingStoredProcedue @x XML
AS
BEGIN
...
and if it's just a variable inside the procedure:
CREATE PROCEDURE sppassingStoredProcedue
AS
DECLARE @x XML
BEGIN
...
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Thanks...I didnt find that when i read my code 
Now it was compiling succesfully, but when i execute sp all the colums values of copy table are given null. The first table have 19 rows but with data.The copy table also have 19 rows but without data i mean all are NULL!
Is their any thing error in logic ? The thing is ,i dind work with XML in SQL SEERVER before. 
Thabo
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No problem,
You could try to run the operations in smaller parts in order to find out the problem. For example you could run the following without creating a stored procedure:
DECLARE @x XML
begin
SET @x=(SELECT PramryKeyForThisTable,AutoNumberColumn,Data1,Data2,Data3
FROM tblInsertTableForAutoNumber
FOR XML AUTO ,TYPE ,ELEMENTS XSINIL,ROOT ('TABLEROOT'))
print convert(varchar(max), @x)
SELECT tab.col.value('@PrimaryKeyForThisTable[1]','SMALLINT') AS PramryKeyForThisTable,
tab.col.value('@AutoNumberColumn[1]','SMALLINT')AS AutoNumberColumn,
tab.col.value('@Data1[1]','VARCHAR(50)') AS Data1,
tab.col.value('@Data2[1]','VARCHAR(50)') AS Data2,
tab.col.value('@Data3[1]','VARCHAR(50)') AS Data3
FROM @x.nodes('//TABLEROOT/tblInsertTableForAutoNumber')AS tab(Col)
end
Hopefully that first prints the contents of @x and then show you all the data that's selected from the nodes query.
You could try to modify the columns in the select statement. If you test something like:
SELECT tab.col.value('(PrimaryKeyForThisTable/text())[1]','SMALLINT') AS PramryKeyForThisTable, ...
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Hi thanks,,, i tried based on your advice.I just chnaged my code little bit.
like this
set ANSI_NULLS ON
set QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON
GO
-- =============================================
-- Author: Thabo
-- Create date: 18.02.2011
-- Description: TEST XML
-- =============================================
ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[sppassingStoredProcedue]
AS
DECLARE @x XML
BEGIN
SET NOCOUNT ON;
SET @x=(SELECT PramryKeyForThisTable,AutoNumberColumn,Data1,Data2,Data3 FROM tblInsertTableForAutoNumber FOR XML AUTO,ROOT('MYROOT'))
INSERT INTO CopyOftblInserTableForAutonumber
SELECT
R.Tab.value('@PrimaryKeyForThisTable[1]','SMALLINT)') AS PramryKeyForThisTable,
R.Tab.value('@AutoNumberColumntext[1]','SMALLINT')AS AutoNumberColumn,
R.Tab.value('@Data1 [1]','VARCHAR(50)') AS Data1,
R.Tab.value('@Data2 [1]','VARCHAR(50)') AS Data2,
R.Tab.value('@Data3 [1]','VARCHAR(50)') AS Data3
FROM @x.nodes('//MYROOT/tblInsertTableForAutoNumber')AS R(Tab)
END
i also print the @x variable.I got the correct XML with all data.But when i go to the XQuery also i got all the row and values except
PrimaryKeyForThisTable, AutoNumberColumntext column values.i got null values for those columns.I thing there might be a dataconversion problem.I tried the text() function .But nothing happened.How i get those values?
Thabo
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Hi,
Since I don't have the data you have and don't know that table structure it's hard to where the problem lies. I created a small test-case which works fine (at least on my machine ). Could you try this and perhaps it helps you to pinpoint the problem. If the problem still remains, could you post the creation script for the table along with few test rows.
create table Test (
id int not null primary key identity(1,1),
val varchar(10) not null
);
insert into Test (val) values ('First');
insert into Test (val) values ('Second');
delete from Test;
insert into Test (val) values ('First');
insert into Test (val) values ('Second');
DECLARE @x XML
begin
SET @x=(SELECT id, val
FROM Test
FOR XML AUTO ,TYPE ,ELEMENTS XSINIL,ROOT('TABLEROOT'));
print convert(varchar(max), @x)
SELECT tab.col.value('id[1]','SMALLINT') AS NewId,
tab.col.value('val[1]','VARCHAR(10)') AS NewVal
FROM @x.nodes('//TABLEROOT/Test')AS tab(Col);
end
mika
p.s. Don't mind about the delete in the middle of the inserts. I just wanted to see that I get the actual identity values so if this is run once the id's should be 3 and 4.
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Hi thank u very much....
I made a simple mistake...
i re wrote the coding as this
set QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON
GO
-- =============================================
-- Author: Thabo
-- Create date: 18.02.2011
-- Description: TEST XML
-- =============================================
CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo].[sppassingStoredProcedue]
AS
DECLARE @x XML
BEGIN
SET NOCOUNT ON;
SET @x=(SELECT PramryKeyForThisTable,AutoNumberColumn,Data1,Data2,Data3 FROM tblInsertTableForAutoNumber FOR XML AUTO,ROOT('MYROOT'))
INSERT INTO CopyOftblInserTableForAutonumber
SELECT
R.Tab.value('@PramryKeyForThisTable [1]','SMALLINT') AS PramryKeyForThisTable,
R.Tab.value('@AutoNumberColumn [1]','SMALLINT')AS AutoNumberColumn,
R.Tab.value('@Data1 [1]','VARCHAR(50)') AS Data1,
R.Tab.value('@Data2 [1]','VARCHAR(50)') AS Data2,
R.Tab.value('@Data3 [1]','VARCHAR(50)') AS Data3
FROM @x.nodes('//MYROOT/tblInsertTableForAutoNumber')AS R(Tab)
END
The mistake which i made before is ,the colum name which is in XQUERY was not same as in select statement.Now All are Working fine
Thank you agin for your help.I am a new person to Codeproject.But i got great response !!!!Thank you .Now i am always using code project
Thabo
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You're welcome. Glad that it helped
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