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-------------------------------------------------------------------------
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FROM
#TMP_CUSTOMER
GO




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(This code may also be viewed at http://www.planet-source-code.com/vb/scripts/ShowCode.asp?txtCodeId=576&lngWId=5


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Only the first two arguments are required
For HELP, enter the stored procedures name without any arguments or see the PRINT statements below
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DATEBYCHANGE
09-23-2002FrankOriginal v1.0
09-23-2002FrankChanged the name from sp_RemoveDupsByRowID to sp_RemoveDups
10-8-2002Sean P. O. MacCath-MoranMade @UniqueColName optional
Added logic to auto-detect RowGUID and Identity columns
Added logic to check for unique value column if no RowGUID or Identity column exists
Added logic to create a temporary ID field as a last resort if no unique column could be located
Added HELP

*/

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@TableName as varchar(50) = NULL,
@DupQualifierFieldNameList as varchar(200) = NULL,
@DeleteDups as bit = NULL,
@UniqueColName as varchar(50) = NULL,
@CreateIdentColIfNeeded as bit = NULL,
@StoredProcedureResult int = NULL OUTPUT

AS
SET NOCOUNT ON

DECLARE @SQL nvarchar(2000)
DECLARE @SQL_DetermineUniqueTemplate nvarchar(2000)
DECLARE @TempIdentColName varchar(20)
DECLARE @HostName varchar(50)
DECLARE @ActionText varchar(10)

DECLARE @SUM int
DECLARE @COUNT int
DECLARE @NextColumn varchar(50)


/*==================================================================================*/
/*========================VARIABLE INITIALIZATION AND SETUP========================*/
/*=================================================================================*/
/*If no unique column is located then a temporary Identity column will be created useing the name specified in this TempIdentColName string*/
SET @TempIdentColName = 'TempIdentityColXY123'

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SET @SQL_DetermineUniqueTemplate = @SQL_DetermineUniqueTemplate + CHAR(13) + '(SELECT TOP 100 PERCENT <COLUMN_NAME>, COUNT(*) as Count FROM ' + @TableName
SET @SQL_DetermineUniqueTemplate = @SQL_DetermineUniqueTemplate + CHAR(13) + ' GROUP BY <COLUMN_NAME> ORDER BY <COLUMN_NAME>) a'

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SELECT @HostName = hostname FROM master..sysprocesses WHERE spid = @@SPID AND program_name = 'SQL Query Analyzer'


/*Set ActionText to be used in message output*/
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ELSE
SET @ActionText = 'Deletion'

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SET @UniqueColName = NULL
END


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BEGIN
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BEGIN
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IF NOT (@HostName IS NULL) PRINT 'The UniqueColName provided (' + @UniqueColName + ') does not contain unique values. Other solutions will be sought automatically.'
SET @UniqueColName = NULL
END
END


/*==============================================================*/
/*======================HELP OUTPUT TEXT======================*/
/*==============================================================*/
IF (@TableName IS NULL) OR (@TableName = '/?') OR (@TableName = '?') OR (@DupQualifierFieldNameList IS NULL) OR (@DupQualifierFieldNameList = '/?') OR (@DupQualifierFieldNameList = '?')
BEGIN
IF NOT (@HostName IS NULL)
BEGIN
PRINT 'sp_RemoveDups ''TableName'', ''DupQualifierFieldNameList'', [''DeleteDups''], [''UniqueColName''], [''CreateIdentColIfNeeded''], <''StoredProcedureResult''>'
PRINT '====================================================================================================================================================================='
PRINT 'TableName: Required - String - Name of the table to detect duplicate records in.'
PRINT 'DupQualifierFieldNameList: Required - String - Comma seperated list of columns that make up the unique record within TableName.'
PRINT 'DeleteDups: Optional - Bit, Set to 0 to delete duplicate records. A value of NULL or 1 will return the duplicate records to be deleted.'
PRINT 'UniqueColName: Optional - Bit - A table must have a unique column value in it to perform the deletion logic. If no UniqueColName is provided then an attemp will be made to locate the RowGUID column. If that fails then an attempt will be made to locate the Identity column. If that fails then all of the columns of the table will be examined and the first one with all unique values will be selected.'
PRINT 'CreateIdentColIfNeeded: Optional - Bit - By default this SP will create an identity column if no unique column can be located. Pass in a 1 here to run this feature off.'
PRINT 'StoredProcedureResult: Optional - OUTPUT - Int - Returns a 3 if an error occured, otherwise returns a 0.'
END
SET @StoredProcedureResult = 3
RETURN
END


/*========================================================================*/
/*======================DETECT USABLE UniqueColName======================*/
/*========================================================================*/
IF @UniqueColName IS NULL
BEGIN
/*Check for a RowGUID or Identity column in this table. If one exists, then utilze it as the unique value for the purposes of this deletion*/
IF EXISTS(SELECT * FROM SysColumns WHERE ID = Object_ID(@TableName) and ColumnProperty(ID,Name,'IsRowGUIDCol') = 1) SET @UniqueColName = 'RowGUIDCol'
IF EXISTS(SELECT * FROM SysColumns WHERE ID = Object_ID(@TableName) and ColumnProperty(ID,Name,'IsIdentity') = 1) SET @UniqueColName = 'IdentityCol'

IF @UniqueColName IS NULL
/*If no RowGUID or Identity column was found then check all of the columns in this table to see if one of them can be utilized as a unique value column*/
BEGIN
/*Select all of the columns from the table in question...*/
DECLARE MyCursor CURSOR LOCAL SCROLL STATIC FOR SELECT name FROM syscolumns WHERE OBJECT_ID(@TableName)=ID

OPEN MyCursor
FETCH NEXT FROM MyCursor INTO @NextColumn
WHILE @@fetch_status = 0
BEGIN
/*Create SQL string with correct column name in place.*/
SET @SQL = REPLACE(@SQL_DetermineUniqueTemplate,'<COLUMN_NAME>', @NextColumn)
/*Perform a check of this column to determine if all of it's values are unique*/
EXEC sp_executesql @SQL, N'@SUM as int OUTPUT,@COUNT as int OUTPUT',@SUM OUTPUT,@COUNT OUTPUT
/*Test to determine if this column contains unique values*/
If @SUM = @COUNT
BEGIN
/*A unique values column is detected. Use it and break out of the loop UNLESS column is specified in DupQualifierFieldNameList*/
IF CHARINDEX(@NextColumn, @DupQualifierFieldNameList) = 0
BEGIN
/*NextColumn was NOT detected in DupQualifierFieldNameList, so this is the column we will use.*/
SET @UniqueColName = @NextColumn
BREAK
END
END
ELSE
FETCH NEXT FROM MyCursor INTO @NextColumn
END
CLOSE MyCursor
DEALLOCATE MyCursor

END
END

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IF (@UniqueColName IS NULL) AND ( (@CreateIdentColIfNeeded IS NULL) OR (@CreateIdentColIfNeeded = 0) )
BEGIN
/*Add a sequence column to the table...*/
IF NOT (@HostName IS NULL) PRINT 'Creating temporary identity column in the ' + @TableName + ' table named ' + @TempIdentColName + ' for use in this ' + LOWER(@ActionText) + ' process...'
EXEC('ALTER TABLE ' + @TableName + ' ADD ' + @TempIdentColName + ' [int] IDENTITY (1, 1)')
SET @UniqueColName = @TempIdentColName
END


/*============================================================================*/
/*======================EXECUTE DELETION OR SELECTION======================*/
/*===========================================================================*/
IF @UniqueColName IS NULL
BEGIN
/*No UniqueColName was provided by the user and none were detected by the script. This deletion algorythm cannot run.*/
IF NOT (@HostName IS NULL) PRINT 'Could not perform ' + LOWER(@ActionText) + ' process. No unique columns were located and the UniqueColName flag is set to 1 (False).'
SET @StoredProcedureResult = 3
RETURN
END
ELSE
BEGIN
IF NOT (@HostName IS NULL) PRINT 'Performing ' + LOWER(@ActionText) + ' utilizing the unique values in the ' + @UniqueColName + ' column as a reference...'
/*
Create and execute an SQL statement in the form of:

SELECT * (or DELETE)
FROM TableName WHERE UniqueColName IN
(
SELECT UniqueColName FROM TableName WHERE UniqueColName NOT IN
(
SELECT MAX(Cast(UniqueColName AS varchar(36))) FROM TableName GROUP BY DupQualifierFieldNameList, DupQualifierFieldNameList, etc
)
)
*/
/*Delete all duplicate records useing @UniqueColName as a unique ID column */
IF (@DeleteDups IS NULL) OR (@DeleteDups = 1)
SET @SQL = 'SELECT * '
ELSE
SET @SQL = 'DELETE '

SET @SQL = @SQL + 'FROM ' + @TableName + ' WHERE ' + @UniqueColName + ' IN '
SET @SQL = @SQL + CHAR(13) + CHAR(9) + '(' + CHAR(13) + CHAR(9)
SET @SQL = @SQL + 'SELECT ' + @UniqueColName + ' FROM ' + @TableName + ' WHERE ' + @UniqueColName + ' NOT IN '
SET @SQL = @SQL + CHAR(13) + CHAR(9) + CHAR(9) + '(' + CHAR(13) + CHAR(9)+CHAR(9)
SET @SQL = @SQL + 'SELECT MAX(Cast(' + @UniqueColName + ' AS varchar(36))) FROM '
SET @SQL = @SQL + @TableName + ' GROUP BY ' + @DupQualifierFieldNameList
SET @SQL = @SQL + CHAR(13) + CHAR(9) + CHAR(9) + ')' + CHAR(13) + CHAR(9) + ')'

EXEC (@SQL)
IF @@ERROR <> 0
BEGIN
IF NOT (@HostName IS NULL) PRINT @ActionText + ' process failed.'
SET @StoredProcedureResult = 3
END
ELSE
BEGIN
IF NOT (@HostName IS NULL) PRINT @ActionText + ' completed successfully with this SQL: ' + CHAR(13) + @SQL
SET @StoredProcedureResult = 0
END
END


IF (@UniqueColName = @TempIdentColName) AND ( (@CreateIdentColIfNeeded IS NULL) OR (@CreateIdentColIfNeeded = 0) )
BEGIN
/*Remove the sequence column from the table...*/
IF NOT (@HostName IS NULL) PRINT 'Removing temporary identity column named ' + @TempIdentColName + ' from the ' + @TableName + ' table...'
EXEC('ALTER TABLE ' + @TableName + ' DROP COLUMN ' + @TempIdentColName)
END
GO







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Regarding to my previous post at http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=553652&SiteID=1, just wondering if there's a way to detect any changes which is made on the existing indexes in a published table so that the device can determine whether reinitialization of subscrption is needed before every synchronization.

Cheers,
Justin

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