SQL Server :: What Should Be Expecting From This Query
Jul 23, 2010
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The way im reading it, is that the only thing being returned is records that have a task_due_date GREATER than 120 back from today, which would be (2010-03-25 13:39:15.093)Is that a true assumption?
how can i insert a record to a table that needs an ID from another table row that does not inserted yet ?lets say i have a product add screen, and there is a product details tab. product details table needs product ID but product is not inserted yet. so i tried to store the product details rows in a viewstate but it wont work. every time i added the row its clering the viewstate and adding the last row that i added.
I'm working against a database that wasn't designed by me and in all the tables there is a CreatedBy field that is an int. Now when I generate against this db i get all kinds of errors because subsonic is expecting that field to be a varchar.
I don't particularly want to go and rename the field in all of these tables so I was hoping there was a way to "alter" or change the internal convention (without getting into the source) in subsonic.
Has anyone been able/done this in subsonic 3.0.4??
EDIT: I'm using the active record model in subsonic 3
1084 syntax error; expecting rightbrace before leftbrace as well as var 'colour' will be scoped to default namespace. Im' not sure what is going on but it is interfering with my ability to debug. it is action script
public class assgn extends Sprite { public function assgn() { var request = new URLRequest("C:UsersFujitsu UserDesktopprojects folder09_10"); var loader = new Loader(); loader.load(request);
By right clicking on my database i created a query in server explorer. But where are this query stored can't find them back. I should aspect that their is a folder query's like there is a folder tables but this isn't the case.
I am trying to create statitics for game downloads and am having dificulty with a sub part of my query. the goup by command is not having the disired result and i think i have been looking at it too long to see what i am doing wrong. [Code]....
At the moment it is producing each result in many rows when only 4 rows should appear. its the download column that is doing it. needs to be sub queried or something to display total in relation to month,gameid,userid.
I am trying to display this query result in an aspx page.
It is very slow in loading. Here is the query. The inner query inside the outer quesry is the problem.(Please see the underlined part in the query) - (If I remove that part it is very fast.)
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--This column is the issue ,Governing_Class=( case when exists (select top 1 tqc.class_code from t_quote_class tqc inner join t_quote_class_premium tqcm on tqc.class_code =tqcm. class_code where tqc.appid=pi.appid and tqc.class_code not in('8742' ,'8810','7380') order by tqcm.premium_amt desc ) then ( select top 1 tqc.class_code from t_quote_class tqc inner join t_quote_class_premium tqcm on tqc.class_code =tqcm. class_code where tqc.appid=pi. appid order by tqcm.premium_amt desc ) ......... From tables
I am a biggner in SQL DB . but i started a complicated and painfull work in SQL SERVER 2008. the problem convert Oracle hierarchical query to SQL query. the query
SELECT DISTINCT LEVEL LVL, SCH.NSCHEDULE_SL, SCH.NSCHEDULE_SL_FM, SCH.CSHED_CNAME FROM FA_SCHEDULES SCH WHERE LEVEL = 1 AND NSCHEDULE_SL_FM IS NULL AND NBRANCH_SL = 2 CONNECT BY PRIOR SCH.NSCHEDULE_SL_FM = SCH.NSCHEDULE_SL AND NBRANCH_SL = 2
Trying to get a query going in SQL server but I get bad/ errors in the query.I have a 2 tables. One is the "Project" table while the other is the "Task" table.Table structure is as follows.
A project can have many task. The ProjectID in Task table is the foreign key which reference the project ID.What I need to do is to SUM all the hours in the Task table and group it by quarter and then group it by ProjectID. Output of the SQL should be in the form of projectID,Quarter, Hours.
In order to terminate a SQL Server query within a VB application, we use the Dispose method to close and dispose the database connection. That has been the only way we have found to actually stop a query from running and release the resources.
However, the next time a new connection is created to the same database, we are getting the error "'ObjectDisposedException - Safe Handle has been closed.". It seems like it is always trying to reuse the disposed connection from the connection pool, and it is not reinitializing it. By using a different connection string, we can avoid the error, since now it's not using the connection pool. But there must be a better way to either stop the query or to reinitialize the disposed connection.
I am new to development and want to know the professional way to deal with dates in SQL Server. In my applications mainly we deal with the DATE datatype and no concern with time part. Also maintaining the format dd/mm/yyyy So for example if I have the table with the following structure.
EmployeeTable --------------- emp_id int emp_name varchar(50) join_date date
and if I want to query "join_date" in between start date and end date and pass the dd/mm/yyyy as stored procedure criteria and want to query.What is the professional way to handle dates? I always convert date in varchar and then do the comparison which I guess is the unprofessional way of doing it.
Protected Sub Button1_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button1.Click Dim SQLData As New System.Data.SqlClient.SqlConnection("Data Source=.SQLEXPRESS;AttachDbFilename=|DataDirectory|Database.mdf;Integrated Security=True;User Instance=True")