i have one database named as sampleDB its having more than 100 tables. this database running on production. here we have one requirement need to add companyid feild all the tables in our sampleDb. is it possible to write query to alter all the table.
i want to copy the structure (with the documents) from our vss server to an webserver. Therefore i want to create an application which is on this webserver. i want to use asp.net.
i don't know what exactly i need therefore :> I have to build somekind of connection? then go throw the structure and copy it somehow :> ?
important: i want to copy the documents with the right creation date ( it changes when i just copy the doc.)
I'm really not a database person, so forgive me if this question. I'm using visual studio 2008 and i am trying to view tables on another server database. Example
I have my aspnetdb.mdf database, and my anaylsis.mdf database. What i am trying to do within visual studio is read table colunms that are inside aspnetdb.mdf from anaylsis.mdf.
IDE: MS Visual Studio 2008 / SQL Server 2005 Express / SQL Server Management Studio Express 2005 Skills: BeginnerI was trying to delete a table from my database ASPNETDB.MDF ,that DB was previously used for User login information i made it by using asp.net built in login support by opening ASP.NET configuration ,but now i want to built my own simple login control...so i want to remove all the tables made by ASP.NET configuration.I got this error when deleting one of the table"Could not drop object 'dbo.aspnet_Applications' because it is referenced by a FORIEGN KEY constraint"
What would you all suggest a database with less number of tables and more number of columns or more number of tables with less number of columns. I am developing a web application using Visual stuio 2005 and Sql Server 2005
I want to add custom columns to some tables created by ASP.NET. For example; I need to add two fields such as FirstName and LastName to the aspnet_Membership table.
I can add this directly by editing the table but;
Is this the right thing to do (I mean; extending the table directly) OR should I create a separate table and hold the extra user data, there?How can I see these custom database fields as properties in code completion? example: membershipuser.FirstName;
I am developing the Home page of a Client. Apart from various things on this home page I have a text box and search button. Having said that, I have a database in which I have almost 12 tables with varying number of columns. Now my question is,Is there anyway to search a word typed by a user in the textbox to search it in all the tables(all columns) of the database.
I'm working on a new asp.net 4.0 resume web site. I'm starting off with SQL Server Express 2005 and using the standard security and login features given with ASPNETDB.mdf. My site will be hosted on GoDaddy.com.
Quesiton. Should the tables that will contain the information that users will be putting in like resumes, contact information and such go into ASPNETDB.mdf or should it go into a separate database.
I am a little new to this concept so bear with me.1) I need to query atleast 35 tables using linq to sql(SQL server database) . I am not able to add all the database entities in Linq to sql classes?
2)(View Model issue) When I use List<Reportcollection> and also List<Receipt> to convert the result then its giving an error that "Cannot convert list<anonymous> to list<string>"
I used to work in the IT field, but because of an accident and meds I have lost a bunch of my memory. So, I'm in need of relational database help..I've got a web site I want to put up that will sell books. I'll be using SQL server 2008. I'll be using Pay Pal's Cart, etc, so I just have to put up some buttons on the web site, but I need to track, display, etc, the books and properties about the books such as Authors, Paper back or hard cover, first edition, or something else, etc,..I have a table for books obviously, but I'm wondering if I should break out the Authors out of that table? I mean I don't see why except that if I end up with some books that have the same author then there names will be stored more than once, but I will be doing a lot more queries than inserts. I've got Customers, Book Types which is if the book is a hard cover, softcover, first edition, etc,. I will relate the Books to the Book Types of course, but again, should I have an authors table? Hope this makes sense.. I am using Visual Studio 2008 Pro, and want to do my relations there, so I thought I'd do so in the IDE if possible? I can't remember, but I thought it was possible?
Is there a way to select data from multiple tables other than the UNION ALL statement. Addtionally I need to select data from a different database.
My current statement is as follows (there are alot more fields but I have shortened it ):
SELECT server.dbo.SRFILE.SR_GROUP, server.dbo.SRFILE.SROWNERSHIP, server.dbo.SRFILE.SRCONMAE, BSFLBWF_1.Incidentx, BSFLBWF_1.Severityx FROM server.dbo.SRFILE INNER JOIN BSFLBWF AS BSFLBWF_1 ON BSFLBWF_1.Incidentx = server.dbo.SRFILE.SRONUMBER WHERE (BSFLBWF_1.Closex IS NULL).........
I am working on a multi-lingual application Assume the following:
Database has 50 tables and application has to support 5 languages
Which is the best way to design the database:
1. Include a langugae column for each table. Repeat the values for each language. Say i have a country table which has 100 countries in it. Then my design will contain 500 rows (100 for each langugae)
2. Create a separate table which will contain the translations for all the 50 tables in with a foreign key to the parent table.
I have a series of SQL database tables but would like to be able to have a table entry that can support a list of primary key's for another table - how I can do this?
I am using bulk insert concept to export the data from dat file to tables(Two tables). I am using the temporary table for to do the calculation and insertion to two tables. My problem is whenever I selecting the temp table data after the execution of bulk insertion , the order is changing .I need to get the order as it is in file order(csv,dat,txt).
I have an SQL 2008 DB and I need to transfer the structure and the data to an off site, off network database. I need to somehow create a physical file that represents the structure and data within the db that can be loaded in another instance of SQL Server 2008.
I´m about to program a common application/website scenario. It contains pages which are presented to users, and some business logic behind, with a database connection class.
My questions are:
Q1: Should the database class be singleton? If so, why? Because does it even matter when every single user is in their own process on the server, and therefore each user has their "own" singleton database instance?
Q2: How would you normally direct users around the site? Would the Default.aspx page create instances of the required classes? And when the user is directed to a new page, how would you normally refer to these instances?
Q3: What kind of general information do you save in the Session variable? Is it a big no-no to save class instances?
In my form there are about 6 parameters and two of them have multiple values, upto 6. I'm imposed by the restrictions that I can't change the table structure. The table have 8 fields one for ID as primary key, one for foreign key and other to store data. The two fields which have multiple values are color and size. A size may have different colors and vice versa.
The programmer which have developed the site earlier used a stored procedure to store the data in database. And he implemented the above scenario one by one for each color/size. Now I have to put all in one.
How can I do this. As I can't change the table structure at current moment as this will disturb the whole E-commerce site.
In classic ASP I would write some logic to get a nice menu on the site, but now with the Menu-control, it's as easy as it gets.. Maybe to easy. I can't quite figure out how I would do this.. I have a multilevel navigation structure (from a database) that I want to put into the Menu-control, but I don't know which approach is the best/easiest way for me..
I'm all into performance, usability and all that.. The only thing I have really decided is that I want to use the Menu-control, I haven't decided what datasource I should use or how to style the individual links my way The data is coming from a database and is not supposed to be changed very often (maybe once or twice every month).. Thought of making an XML-sitemap, but also of making some sort of SQL-hookup.. I'm leaning towards the XML-sitemap because it wouldn't take long to generate the XML every time the navigation changes and that won't happen very often. The next issue is styling, how to do that? I have the neccesary css ready for the individual links, but I'm still unsure of how to get it to the Menu-control.. The css I have looks like below and in its current form is intended just for the anchors