http://forums.asp.net/p/1625331/4177299.aspx#4177299?Is+Identity%3f+in+table+definition+not+available
I tried all that was suggested in the above link..but I just cannot see the Identity data type option in the drop down. How can I set one field as a Identity data type if I dont see it?
I have a table in my SQL Server db with fields of money datatype. It seems as though SQL Server likes to have 4 decimal places for the money datatype, but is there any way in the settings of this table or that money field to change this to 2? I know how to programmitically trim the last two zeros, if I can manually set something so I don't have to do this every time I retrieve the money datatypes from the database table.
View 3 RepliesHow to create sql server table with unique random identity between 45365 - 5782155129452 ?
View 5 RepliesI have this error "The given value of type String from the data source cannot be converted to type datetime of the specified target column." when I used sqlbulkcopy to do the transaction
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I am developing a asp.net application and i am using SQL Server 2008. I took a IDENTITY column as Record_ID for detail table where i will have trillions of records per year. So just want to ask whats the largest number record id (identity) column can hold and in ASP.NET which data type i should use to handle record id as i am using this id as a reference to update the table data. I don't want to end up being trapped some day.
View 1 RepliesI am using the following query to comapare the value of column of datetime type with the server date
select * from Tbl_MyTable where DATEADD(day, DATEDIFF(day,0,[Date]),0)=DATEADD(day, DATEDIFF(day,0,getdate()),0)
but with this I am not getting any out put .
how to compare two dates if the above way is not accurate
I have the following problem: I need to store in MS SQL Server 2005 a vary large text in to one field of type nvarchar(MAX), In spite of the configuration is apparently correct I keep receiving the following message in the exception: "string or binary data would be truncated".
View 1 RepliesI'm trying to get a value from a database and I'm getting an error, see code below:
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I get and error when I'm trying to convert the value out of the stored procedure to the string SNAME. Error is as follows:
'Conversion from type 'DBNull' to type 'String' is not valid.'
and the stored procedure is as follows:
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I get the error - Conversion from type 'DBNull' to type 'Integer' is not valid. - on the line.....
Dim newid As Integer = e.Command.Parameters("@latestRowId").Value.........in vb code behind.
I have the identical code for another page with the exception of the field names and it works fine. The only thing I did differently, as far as I know, is I copied the asp and code behind from the page that works into this page and manually changed the field and table names. I don't know what the problem is. Does anyone see any problems?
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I have an Interface that has its concrete class defined via a factory. Because of this I found no way to use the Interface tpye directly in my LINQ quesry so I had to use the concrete class types to creat a generic list. The LINQ query works but after calling.ToList() on the LINQ query result I get a List(of MyConcreteClass), but I need a List(of IMyConcreteClass). I have tried everything I can find: .Cast, Ctype, implicit casting, etc. but I always get back one of the (2) messages (depending on if I attempt to cast)message:
"Unable to cast object of type 'System.Collections.Generic.List`1[MyConcreteClass]' to type 'System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable`1[IMyConcreteClass]'."
...or
"Unable to cast object of type '<CastIterator>d__aa`1[IMyConcreteClass]' to type 'System.Collections.Generic.List`1[MyConcreteClass]'."
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I am making a website to store invoices so i can mail them to clients. So i got a table for clients, invoices and one with invoice products/services. When an invoice has no products/services added to them and it returns null i get the error "the null value cannot be assigned to a member with type System.Decimal which is a non-nullable value type."
I just started with linq. Before i always used mysql. Mostly i just had to call data from 1 table so forgive me if my linq query isn't really correct.
Dim invoices = From i In db.invoices _
Group Join p In db.products On i.id Equals p.invoiceId Into invoiceProducts = Group _
Select New With {i.client.naam, i.titel, (From iP In invoiceProducts Select iP.prijs).Sum}
i show the client's name, the title of the invoice and the total amount the clients will need to pay for products and services.
I've been self teaching SQL and asp.net and i'm a little stuck. I have a stored proc for the insert and then in my Insert inside my class it's not returning the ID after the insert as I am receiving an error message that NULL value has cannot be inserted. I want to add default values to a seperate table after the insert. I will provide my code below, if anyone can help me why the value is not going across?
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Resetting IDENTITY column to a new valueDuring application development we always entry some test data also our tester test with test data and as a result if the table contains IDENTITY columns( specially ID column) which incremented to the number of data already entered.
However, when the application goes running with real data to the client and the client want his ID values from starting 1, then we need to RESEED the value of the IDENTITY column of the table after clearing all data. This can be done as bellows:
DBCC CHECKIDENT (TableName, RESEED, 0)
However, can be reseed with any values instead of zero(0) in the above statement.
I have an identity column that increment by 1 on every insert. I have deleted all the rows using delete query but the identity coulumn is still not reseting to zero, how do i reset it, as it was when the table was first created.
View 4 RepliesI have created small database prods. I have created one table Products. I have given columns like productid, productname, price. after creating table. I got an idea to add identity to productid ie., auto increment. how to add identity to existing column.
View 5 RepliesI have been searching on here for many hours and read many posts but for some reason I am being slow and cannot figure this out. I am writing a record and need to get the identity field back. I have tried many combinations based on what I have read but the below code is where I am sitting at now. it has appdatasource.ExecuteScalar() underlined and the error says 'ExecuteScalar' is not a member of 'System.Web.UI.WebControls.SQLDataSource'. I would be very grateful if someone could point out what I am missing to get this to work.
Protected Sub SubmitApp_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles SubmitApp.Click
Dim appdatasource As New SqlDataSource
appdatasource.ConnectionString = ConfigurationManager.ConnectionStrings("ConnectionString1").ToString
appdatasource.InsertCommandType = SqlDataSourceCommandType.Text
appdatasource.InsertCommand = "INSERT INTO APPLICATION (FirstName,MiddleName,LastName,AcceptTerms,IPv4Address,DateInserted) VALUES (@FirstName,@MiddleName,@LastName,@IPv4Address,@DateInserted);select @@SCOPE_IDENTITY"
appdatasource.InsertParameters.Add("FirstName", fname.Text)
appdatasource.InsertParameters.Add("MiddleName", minit.Text)
appdatasource.InsertParameters.Add("LastName", lname.Text)
appdatasource.InsertParameters.Add("DateInserted", DateTime.Now())
appdatasource.InsertParameters.Add("IPv4Address", Request.UserHostAddress.ToString)
Dim appid As Integer = appdatasource.ExecuteScalar()
End Sub
I'm trying to insert data into two tables that are related within a store procedure. After the first insert I want to get the id of the inserted row to use as a parameter during the insertion of data in the other table. I'm sure this is a common task, and I have looked into things like scope_identity(), @@identity and ident_current. However I'm not sure exactly how to use the id as a parameter.My attempt now looks like:
DECLARE @RETURN_VALUE
INSERT INTO Table1(test_name) VALUES ('asdf')
@RETURN_VALUE = SCOPE_IDENTITY()
INSERT INTO Table2(test_name) VALUES(@RETURN_VALUE)
I was wondering how I could use user.identity in a where statement in sqldatasource to return results for a user profile. I already have a table that stores the username. Just need to return it's results.
View 5 RepliesI have one table it's contain multiple columns and one of them is
[Call_Ref_No] [numeric](18, 0) IDENTITY(1,1) NOT NULL
In this column I am facing issue is some time its missing the identity value... For example
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5
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9
Here in this example 4 and 7 is missing...I could not able to find these two reference in my table so what I can do? How I can stop this occurrence.
The scenario is that I wanna insert a record to the database via INSERT query and I need to user the identity number of this record in the INSERT query.
But I don't know how to achieve this.
Here is my table structure and code for your better understanding.
There are three columns in the Table: categoryID, categoryName, categoryPath. I need the path based on the categoryID which is an identity int column.
Now I used this code to do INSERT:
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I am trying to get the identity column on which the record is inserted but i couldn't using stored procedure
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My Code Using ASP.NET C# i am trying to display the identity in textbox
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I am not sure how to do this. I would like to merge the identity back into the dataset.
View 2 Replieshow would one go about converting a string to an SQL time data type? Lets say i wanted to convert @param1 to SQL time and @param2 to SQL date.
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I have an Output clause in a SQL statement and I use getutcdate() for a record. Does UTC record seconds? If so, how do I display it? What data type should I use for the UTC field?
View 13 RepliesI want to create a data type for time but i dont know how, i have researched and the method that was given has its flaws as well as most of the results are about getting the current time.I just want a data type that has the time format.
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