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Hopefully this is an easy one.

But in both the importexport utility and from SSIS. "#" become "." (aka pound to period) in column headers. So for example [# of errors] becomes [. of errors]. Now I truly do not ever remember having this issue before but then again I have don't remember having to construct field names with a various assortment of characters that are randomly strewn about as though someone discovered the symbol picker recently and had decided to employ it to make the a spreadsheet a more interesting place. Hence after a good day of time wasted. (as I considered doing an alter table after the sheets were put out.. and then thought better of it.) I seek guidence here. Thanks in advance.

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My application runs on Solaris and accesses a SQL Server 2005 database via the Microsoft JDBC driver. The server was unfortunately specified as having a SQL_Latin1_General_CP1_CI_AS collation at installation time, and the database being accessed has taken this default. After creation the data was migrated across via DTS.

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WITH a (company_id, user_id, project_id, customer_id, action, importdate, groupid, accountnumber, amount, notes, created, updated) AS

(

select

company_id,

user_id,

project_id,

customer_id,

action,

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CAST(SUBSTRING(substring(params, 0, len(params)), PATINDEX('%Amount=%', params)+7, 10) AS decimal(18,2)) AS Amount,

notes,

created,

updated

from


database.dbo.tablename

where

customer_id is not null and

PATINDEX('%GroupID=%', params) <> 0 and

PATINDEX('%ImportDate=%', params) <> 0 and

PATINDEX('%AccountNo=%', params) <> 0 and

PATINDEX('%Amount=%', params) <> 0

)

select

company_id,

user_id,

project_id,

customer_id,

action,

importdate,

DATEPART(year, importdate) AS importyear,

DATEPART(month, importdate) AS importmonth,

groupid,

accountnumber,

amount,

notes,

created,

updated

from

a




The problem arises when I try to do a WHERE on either the importyear or importmonth field.



WITH a (company_id, user_id, project_id, customer_id, action, importdate, groupid, accountnumber, amount, notes, created, updated) AS

(

select

company_id,

user_id,

project_id,

customer_id,

action,

CAST(SUBSTRING(params, PATINDEX('%[ImportDate=%', params)+13, 19) AS datetime) AS ImportDate,

SUBSTRING(params, PATINDEX('%GroupID=%', params)+8, 1) AS GroupID,

SUBSTRING(params, PATINDEX('%AccountNo=%', params)+10, 7) AS AccountNumber,

CAST(SUBSTRING(substring(params, 0, len(params)), PATINDEX('%Amount=%', params)+7, 10) AS decimal(18,2)) AS Amount,

notes,

created,

updated

from


database.dbo.tablename

where

customer_id is not null and

PATINDEX('%GroupID=%', params) <> 0 and

PATINDEX('%ImportDate=%', params) <> 0 and

PATINDEX('%AccountNo=%', params) <> 0 and

PATINDEX('%Amount=%', params) <> 0

)

select

company_id,

user_id,

project_id,

customer_id,

action,

importdate,

DATEPART(year, importdate) AS importyear,

DATEPART(month, importdate) AS importmonth,

groupid,

accountnumber,

amount,

notes,

created,

updated

from

a


where DATEPART(year, importdate) = 2007

I get


Conversion failed when converting datetime from character string.

but when I use ISDATE() to validate the importyear it returns nothing indicating that the actual importdate is a valid date. Can anyone help please?

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<head id="Head1" runat="server">
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FROMevent,
show
WHEREevent.show_id = show.show_id
ANDshow.show_held = '&July&'

Result:

Msg 241, Level 16, State 1, Line 24

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Code Block

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Code Block

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Code Block

create procedure cow_prc
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go
drop procedure cow_prc
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An unhandled exception occurred during the execution of the current web
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System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException: Conversion failed when converting from a
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An unhandled exception was generated during the execution of the
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