what is exactly Sql server compact edition? it says that I do not need a sql server to store my databases if I use that in my bin folder? so I can use my mdf databases in app_data folder. is that true?
I just downloaded the above but when I look in visual web developer 2010 express I see no data provider reference .
I was wondering how to attach/create db? in the above, is it a clickable option in tools .net framework options or is VS 2010 not ready to use SQL CE 4 yet,
How can I handle more than 4k of text on the new SQL Compact Edition 4? nvarchar only supports 4k and when I change to ntext, I get the same exception as I get using nvarchar(4k), when using the Microsoft.Data wrapper included with Microsoft WebMatrix. Should it normally work using ntext?
I am trying to import the SQL file provided by Elmah into my application, and I don't want to import it into the development machine I use. I want to make it a .mdf file so it can be easily transported to my host. I was wondering if there is a way to do this?
I have a problem, I have created a website that is run on local host database is make in 2005 sql server
now i am using sql 2008 and visual studio 2010 , I attach the sql 2005 mdf file in sql 2008 server and run it working correctly when we host it then it is not working
problem gives "NT NETWORK SERVICE FAILED "
how we can convert the sql 2005 mdf file to sql 2008 file.
this is me once again moving around data access. my problem now hide in the import process of an excel file that would be inserted into sql db.
the problem is the excel file may be updated or changed and i have to periodically import it and perform the process but I still cant check or compare between the two Data Source (excel, sql) as I violate the entity integrity (PK)
i found a kind of stupid approach that each time i want to import the file i will empty the table then re-insert the data, but at this step a new problem raise that other tables are !engaged! with it ... so i will violate the referential integrity (FK)
i looking for solution to compare between two sources for each tuple / row, ignore the existing one and insert the new
I am importing a comma seperated, single quote delimited file based off of client specifications. The only problem is now the client is sending apostophes in the file and is throwing off the single quote delimiter.
For Example:
'FirstName','LastName' 'John','O'Grady'
I need to figure out somehow to escape or replace that character before it goes into my OLE dataset import and then handle it before it hits my SQL table. Here is my current process flow:
Save the file to the App_Data using a FileUpload control Build a schema.ini for the ' delimeter Import into a dataset using Microsoft Jet OLE Use a for loop to pick out the fields that I need and build an insert into SQL I was trying to replace the ' with an underscore but then ended up replacing the whole file instead of just the one in the name.
I have 5 GB data, when I move from SQL server 2000 to 2008 with Import and Export wizard, my LDF size is increased to 30 GB, Can I reduce my LDF file or move. In my one of the table contain around 20 Lakh data which i have normalized in 2008 and create 4 tables, so my data is entering in normalized form in 2008. But due to size by hard disk is full. I have used shrnik command but it reduce to only 1 GB.
importing excel/spreadsheet into sql server using C#? Whenever I run the webpage by selecting excel file, first it will empty sql server table then import data from excel.
After installing Sql Server 2005 Express edition and Sql Server 2005 Management studio Express on Windows 7 Ultimate Release Candidate, it work's fine but when I install Windows 7 Ultimate Edition....I got this error when creating or attaching new database "
"Failed to retrieve data for this request (Microsoft.SqlServer.SmoEnum)"
Sql Server 2008 introduced a number of new data types. One of those types is Date. I have been trying to find the C# equivalent of the Date data type. Before I start using the Date data type I have a few questions. Am I correct that I still need to use the DateTime Data type in C# when mapping data to and from Sql Server? I am using Linq to Sql. Are there any conversion issues that I need to be aware of when mapping the Sql Server Date into and out of a C# DateTime property?
from an Access database, I created an Excel spreadsheet. On the spreadsheet I made the adjustments I needed to and then proceeded to use the SQL Server 2005 Import/Export Wizard to import the spreadsheet into a SQL table. I then get the following error message:[Code]....
When I remove the problem columns from the import, then it works just fine. But I really need those text columns! The SQL Server columns that they are supposed to go into are varchar(MAX).
i m facing the problem to insert data into database in mobile appliction i have written the code to insert data in c# and its working fine. Executenonquery returns one row but when i select data directly from the database it dont have any data and when i insert data directy into database then data is inserted and show in appliction.
I have trouble installing SQL Server 2008 Developer Edition. I am using Windows XP SP3. I have also installed Microsoft .NET framework 3.5 SP1 just prior to installing SQL Server 2008. The following error messages appeared during installation:
am importing a text file database in my sql server database in asp.net c#.but i cannot fetch the column name from .txt file which contains a numeric data now what to do?
I am running a SP that entries that are older than 6 months. These entries have a file associated with them. Is there anyway I can delete that physical file with SQL server too? Its a Win2K3 server with sql server 2000.