I would like to know which one is better, table-valued function or View, in terms of perfomance.Earlier I have created view which is performing cross join (which takes time) and 2/3 Left outer join and it's taking time. To reduce execution time I have created table-valued function with parameter to reduce cross join execution time and it returns the same result as view.Just give me an idea about table-valued function and View, in terms of perfomance. Which one is better?
I have such sql query, in which there are 8 to 9 temp table generated and from each temp table, I am fetching data with use of read table.
I want to store temp table output into gridview, but after using sqlcommand,I am able to display first temp table output into gridview, but after executing query first temp table destroyed and second sql query which is using first temp table, is not getting reference. as first temp table is not available.
e.g. #temp1 -> I am able to display out put in grid view & destroyed
#temp2 -> which is using #temp1, but not getting reference of #temp1.
my main intention is that, the exsisting table of sql server database(.dbo) with 1000's of records, that should be import to a new access database table(.mdb).for example if we want to had a new table in db2, of exsisting table in db1 with some conditions by using "select * into New_Tabel from (select * from Exsisting_Table where <Condition>) as objectName". Here the new table is created and records inserted in one execution in db2. The same work should be done for access(sqlserver db --> Access db).Here the new access database table with given name (as string_sysdate) must be created dynamically by clicking a button (multiples time creating new table).Is there any query or c# code for sql server database to access database.
is there anyway to pass in a Table Name to a DataSet?
I'm executing a stored procedure that is returning several recordsets. I have no problems w/ changing the DataTable's name from my Code Behind, but I was wondering if there was anyway the stored procedure could actually pass back the name of each recordset/datatable?
I have an ASPNET application written in VB.NET which resides on the company's intranet. I am trying to do a bulkcopy from an excel file which is located in a secure folder on the web server to an existing table in Sql Server. The problem is that the folder requires a user name and password which is not the current logged in user or the ASPNET user. My question is how do I logon to the folder so that I can access the Excel file.
I am using SQL server triggers to do the database auditing for my website. My problem is that I cannot pass the username who manipulate data into the Audit table. The username saved into Audit table is always the SQL server user name which is part of my connection string. Is there any better way to handle this?
moving some tables & stored procedures from SQL Server 2000, to SQL Server 2005.So far so good, but I've come across a problem with this stored procedure:
In my VB.Net code I am using boolean type and it is later stored through a stored procedure to a MS SQL database table. I have so far allways been using "int" as the column type in database table because there is no Boolean type to choose from when designing the columns of a table in the MS SQL Express? Is it correct to use the column type int for storing Boolean values?
So it works fine i can hover on gridview rows. Now I need to add OnClick event. When Row is clicked I need to pass value from SQL server table to textbox. How can I Add something like onrowclickevent? where I can use clicked row arguments?
This is my first attempt in using table valued parameters in my stored procedures. Please find the scripts down below. The idea is very simple. I'm trying to insert a new product into Products table and if the product has attributes, I'll insert them into ProductAttributes table which is where I use table-values parameters.
I was able to test the stored procedure manually. It's working fine. So the error must be in the C# code but there's not much to it.
Here's the DAL code in C# that calls the stored procedure:
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Just in case you need it, here's what my Product object looks like:
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Here's the SQL scripts to create the tables, stored procedure and user defined table type:
know if the followin is supported in .net framework 4.0?I have a sql stored procedure with one of its parameter as Hierarchy data type( i suppose its a table valued parameter).. trying to drag this stored procedure onto my linq design studio is not being allowed?
I have a checkboxlist that gets all all the items from a look up table. The user is going to go to the list, check certail items and insert the checkboxid, the value (0 or 1), and the userid into a table valued paramater using a stored procedure. I have the user defined table type created but thats about it. Any body out there have any hints.