Custom SiteMap - Search By Several Strings In One Query
Mar 4, 2008
I am building myself a datadriven menu control and I have got one table where I store all menu items as rows. On each row there is a column for roles, in this column I have added one or several roles as a string. Today I can retrieve all menu items (rows) for a requested role, but how can I retrieve menu items for two or more roles? I have each role inserted as rows in a temp table (@Role), if that makes it easier?
DECLARE @Role TABLE (
role varchar(15)
)
SELECT SiteMap.Id, SiteMap.Title, SiteMap.Url
FROM SiteMap
WHERE (CHARINDEX(@Roles, SiteMap.Roles) > 0 )
Hay Gurus' Please can you help out this with this question???? I have created a SQL 2005 select statement that returns an XML file with the correct items (in the correct format) to be used as a sitemap... This needs to have a function and then a select statement run in conjunction 1 CREATE FUNCTION QuickNav(@MenuItem int) 2 RETURNS XML 3 WITH RETURNS NULL ON NULL INPUT 4 BEGIN RETURN 5 (SELECT ID as "@ID", Title as "@title", url as "@url", Description as "@Description", ParentID as "@ParentID", NodeGroupParent as "@NodeGroupParent", ImageURL as "@ImageURL", NodeGroupSort as "@NodeGroupSort", 6 CASE WHEN NodeGroupParent=@MenuItem 7 THEN dbo.QuickNav(id) 8 END 9 FROM dbo.QuickNavView WHERE NodeGroupParent=@MenuItem 10 ORDER BY NodeGroupSort 11 FOR XML PATH('siteMapNode'), TYPE) 12 END 1 WITH XMLNAMESPACES ( 2 DEFAULT 'http://schemas.microsoft.com/AspNet/SiteMap-File-1.0' 3 ) 4 SELECT ID as "@ID", Title as "@title", url as "@url", Description as "@Description", ParentID as "@ParentID", NodeGroupParent as "@NodeGroupParent", ImageURL as "@ImageURL", NodeGroupSort as "@NodeGroupSort", 5 CASE WHEN id=31 6 THEN dbo.QuickNav(id) 7 END 8 FROM QuickNavView 9 WHERE id=31 10 ORDER BY NodeGroupSort 11 FOR XML PATH('siteMapNode'), ROOT('siteMap') So when i run this code in SQL 2005 Express it works fine and i can save the results as a Web.sitemap and my menu looks ok...But now i want to automate this creation process.... have a button that when clicked saves an XML file (Web.sitemap) to a server directory... How Can I Do This????? This may seem like a dumb question but i really do need help and have searched everwhere... any help, pointers to a tutorial would be great...Any Ideas .....Tod BTW the results look like... (and work fine with both tree control and menu) 1 <siteMap xmlns="http://schemas.microsoft.com/AspNet/SiteMap-File-1.0"> 2 <siteMapNode ID="31" title="root" url="~/Default.aspx" ImageURL="~imagesEASLogoSmall.jpg" NodeGroupSort="1"> 3 <siteMapNode ID="34" title="Business" Description="Group node for Business Objects" NodeGroupParent="31" xmlns=""> 4 <siteMapNode ID="1" title="Business Case" url="~/EASObjectInventory.aspx?LookUPID=BusinessCase" NodeGroupParent="34" ImageURL="~imagesBusinessCase.gif" NodeGroupSort="100" /> 5 <siteMapNode ID="19" title="Business Plan" url="~/EASObjectInventory.aspx?LookUPID=BusinessPlan" NodeGroupParent="34" ImageURL="~imagesBusinessPlan.gif" NodeGroupSort="200"> 6 <siteMapNode ID="9" title="Mission" url="~/EASObjectInventory.aspx?LookUPID=Mission" ParentID="19" NodeGroupParent="19" ImageURL="~imagesMission.gif" NodeGroupSort="210" /> 7 <siteMapNode ID="10" title="Vision" url="~/EASObjectInventory.aspx?LookUPID=Vision" ParentID="9" NodeGroupParent="19" ImageURL="~imagesVision.gif" NodeGroupSort="220" /> 8 <siteMapNode ID="11" title="Goal" url="~/EASObjectInventory.aspx?LookUPID=Goal" ParentID="10" NodeGroupParent="19" ImageURL="~imagesGoal.gif" NodeGroupSort="230" /> 9 <siteMapNode ID="12" title="Strategic Objective" url="~/EASObjectInventory.aspx?LookUPID=Strategic Objective" ParentID="11" NodeGroupParent="19" ImageURL="~imagesObjective.gif" NodeGroupSort="240" /> 10 </siteMapNode> 11 <siteMapNode ID="7" title="Bussiness Concept" url="~/EASObjectInventory.aspx?LookUPID=BusinessConcept" NodeGroupParent="34" ImageURL="~imagesBusinessConcept.gif" NodeGroupSort="300" /> 12 </siteMapNode> 13 <siteMapNode ID="24" title="Compliance Item" url="~/EASObjectInventory.aspx?LookUPID=ComplianceItem" NodeGroupParent="31" ImageURL="~imagesComplianceItem.gif" NodeGroupSort="400" xmlns="" /> 14 <siteMapNode ID="32" title="Exposure" url="~/EASObjectInventory.aspx?LookUPID=Exposure" NodeGroupParent="31" ImageURL="~imagesRisk.gif" NodeGroupSort="500" xmlns="" /> 15 <siteMapNode ID="26" title="Human Resource" url="~/EASObjectInventory.aspx?LookUPID=HumanResource" NodeGroupParent="31" ImageURL="~imagesHumanResources.gif" NodeGroupSort="600" xmlns="" /> 16 <siteMapNode ID="13" title="IT Component" url="~/EASObjectInventory.aspx?LookUPID=ITComponent" NodeGroupParent="31" ImageURL="~imagesITComponent.gif" NodeGroupSort="700" xmlns="" /> 17 <siteMapNode ID="14" title="IT Hardware" url="~/EASObjectInventory.aspx?LookUPID=ITHardware" NodeGroupParent="31" ImageURL="~imagesITHardware.gif" NodeGroupSort="800" xmlns="" /> 18 <siteMapNode ID="16" title="KPI" url="~/EASObjectInventory.aspx?LookUPID=KPI" NodeGroupParent="31" ImageURL="~imagesKPI.gif" NodeGroupSort="900" xmlns="" /> 19 <siteMapNode ID="18" title="Portfolio" url="~/EASObjectInventory.aspx?LookUPID=Portfolio" NodeGroupParent="31" ImageURL="~imagesPortfolio.gif" NodeGroupSort="1000" xmlns="" /> 20 <siteMapNode ID="27" title="Process" url="~/EASObjectInventory.aspx?LookUPID=Process" NodeGroupParent="31" ImageURL="~imagesProcess.gif" NodeGroupSort="1100" xmlns="" /> 21 <siteMapNode ID="20" title="Product" url="~/EASObjectInventory.aspx?LookUPID=Product" NodeGroupParent="31" ImageURL="~imagesProduct.gif" NodeGroupSort="1200" xmlns="" /> 22 <siteMapNode ID="29" title="Program" url="~/EASObjectInventory.aspx?LookUPID=Program" NodeGroupParent="31" ImageURL="~imagesProgram.gif" NodeGroupSort="1300" xmlns="" /> 23 <siteMapNode ID="17" title="Project" url="~/EASObjectInventory.aspx?LookUPID=Project" NodeGroupParent="31" ImageURL="~imagesProject.gif" NodeGroupSort="1400" xmlns="" /> 24 <siteMapNode ID="21" title="Service" url="~/EASObjectInventory.aspx?LookUPID=Service" NodeGroupParent="31" ImageURL="~imagesService.gif" NodeGroupSort="1600" xmlns="" /> 25 <siteMapNode ID="25" title="Stakeholder" url="~/EASObjectInventory.aspx?LookUPID=Stakeholder" NodeGroupParent="31" ImageURL="~imagesStakeholder.gif" NodeGroupSort="1700" xmlns="" /> 26 <siteMapNode ID="23" title="Standard" url="~/EASObjectInventory.aspx?LookUPID=Standard" NodeGroupParent="31" ImageURL="~imagesStandard.gif" NodeGroupSort="1800" xmlns="" /> 27 <siteMapNode ID="35" title="Administration" url="~/admin/Default.aspx" NodeGroupParent="31" NodeGroupSort="5000" xmlns="" /> 28 </siteMapNode> 29 </siteMap>
Dear, I have designed a SiteMap provider for SQL Server. But I am worried about the notification service of SQL Server. My SiteMap requires service broker enabled in SQL Server. When I have web farm (multiple clustered server) does the Sql Server service broker notify all the web servers? Or, it notifies only the server request? Have anubody implement such scenario? Looking forward for your reply. Sincere Regards,Sultan
Hello folks I'm tring to create a search function on a page that searches a database fields. But the problem I am having is that, instead of a user typing in a key word, the have to type in the exact phrase to get a result from the db. For example... With my current code, if a user wants to look for "newbie .net developers in ireland", they would have to type in that exact phrase. But i need to create a function, where the user only has to type in keywords to get a result. For example "developers london" Heres my current codepublic static DataSet Searchgroup (string group_name) { SqlCommand cmd = new SqlCommand("select * from TG_User_Created_Groups where group_name =@group_name", conn);cmd.Parameters.Add(new SqlParameter("@group_name", group_name)); DataSet dst = new DataSet();SqlDataAdapter dtr = new SqlDataAdapter(cmd); dtr.Fill(dst);return dst; }
can anyone offer advise or know of any tutorials around that might demonstrate how I need to do this?
Hi - I'm short of SQL experience and hacking my way through creating a simple search feature for a personal project. I would be very grateful if anyone could help me out with writing a stored procedure. Problem: I have two tables with three columns indexed for full-text search. So far I have been able to successfully execute the following query returning matching row ids: dbo.Search_Articles @searchText varchar(150) AS SELECT ArticleID FROM articles WHERE CONTAINS(Description, @searchText) OR CONTAINS(Title, @searchText) UNION SELECT ArticleID FROM article_pages WHERE CONTAINS(Text, @searchText); RETURN This returns the ArticleID for any articles or article_pages records where there is a text match. I ultimately need the stored procedure to return all columns from the articles table for matches and not just the StoryID. Seems like maybe I should try using some kind of JOIN on the result of the UNION above and the articles table? But I have so far been unable to figure out how to do this as I can't seem to declare a name for the result table of the UNION above. Perhaps there is another more eloquent solution? Thanks! Peter
Hi everyone I have a class called SqlSiteMapProvider which extends StaticSiteMapProvider to dynamically create the sitemap data for my site. Although I am getting a problem in that whenever I add a page to the database (via the application) it doesnt' seem to appear in the site map, even though the data is saving to the database . If I edit the class, save and refresh the app, then the page does appear. Can anyone think of why this might be? Or know how I can fix it. Is there some kind of application refresh that I need to do or something? Thanks Dave
Hi I have already posted this yesterday (http://forums.asp.net/p/1111248/1711653.aspx#1711653) but think it might have been lost by the wayside, can anyone help me? I have a class called SqlSiteMapProvider which extends StaticSiteMapProvider to dynamically create the sitemap data for my site. Although I am getting a problem in that whenever I add a page to the database (via the application) it doesnt' seem to appear in the site map, even though the data is saving to the database . If I edit the class, save and refresh the app, then the page does appear. Can anyone think of why this might be? Or know how I can fix it. Is there some kind of application refresh that I need to do or something? Thanks Dave
I am using query strings to pass data from web form to web form and I have two questions. First if i use a asp:sqldatasouce to fill up a grid view and I have my select command set to a paramater that get whatever is in the query string it will not work because whatever is in the quers string gets a " ' " put in front and in the back of it. So if the query string was 5 whene it does the sql statement it sets my paramater = '5' not just 5 so its wont work. How can I fix this using the asp:sql datasource my aspx code looks like <asp:SqlDataSource ID="SqlDataSource1" runat="server" ConnectionString="<%$ ConnectionStrings:Rental PropertiesConnectionString %>" SelectCommand="SELECT * FROM [APARTMENTS] WHERE ([PROPERITY_ID] = @PROPERITY_ID)"> <SelectParameters> <asp:QueryStringParameter Name="PROPERITY_ID" QueryStringField="key" Type="Int32" /> </SelectParameters> </asp:SqlDataSource> Also since i have not been able to get around this so i have been wrting code in vb.net to attact a dataset to a grid view to populate it based on the query string i would do the following in vb.net to get ride of the ' in front and behind the query string Dim y as string = "'" // " ' " key = Request.QueryString("key").trim(y.tochararray) But now i am doing another project in C# and I have re-written the above code in C# it will run but it will not take the " ' " out form infront or behind key. How does this need to be changed up? string y = "'"; key = Request.QueryString["key"].trim(y.tochararray());
Hi, I have a SQLDataSource binding to a GridView and can come to the page either with or without a query string attached: /ProjectManagement/reporting/project.aspx /ProjectManagement/reporting/project.aspx?portfolio=3 When it comes with a query string, I can see in SQL Server profiler it executes and I get all the right data. When it is an empty string, or with no "?portfolio=" on it, it won't even execute against SQL server. Any ideas? <asp:GridView ID="grid" runat="server" Width="600px" ShowHeader="false" AutoGenerateColumns="false" DataSourceID="DSportfolio" AllowSorting = "true" AllowPaging = "true"> <Columns> <asp:TemplateField> <ItemTemplate> ............. </ItemTemplate> </asp:TemplateField> </Columns> </asp:GridView> <asp:SqlDataSource ID="DSportfolio" ConnectionString="<%$ AppSettings:SQLConnection1 %>" SelectCommand="uspSELECT_PROJECT" SelectCommandType="StoredProcedure" runat="server"> <SelectParameters> <asp:QueryStringParameter Name="p_PORTFOLIOID" QueryStringField="portfolio" /> </SelectParameters> </asp:SqlDataSource> Thanks, James
Hi, I am having a problem looking up querystrings in my DB, I have the following code <asp:SqlDataSource ID="SqlData_products" runat="server" ConnectionString="<%$ ConnectionStrings:ProductDatabaseConnectionString2 %>" SelectCommand="SELECT * FROM [tbl_subProduct],[tbl_subCategory],[tbl_topCategory],[tbl_Material],[tbl_topLevelProduct] WHERE numSubCategoryID = @Category OR numMaterialID = @Material OR txtOrderCode = @Keyword OR txtMovexCode = @Keyword OR txtUKMapCode = @Keyword"> <selectparameters> <asp:QueryStringParameter Name="Category" QueryStringField="SearchCatString" /> <asp:QueryStringParameter Name="Material" QueryStringField="SearchMatString" /> <asp:QueryStringParameter Name="Keyword" QueryStringField="SearchKeyString" /> </selectparameters> </asp:SqlDataSource> My Querystrings are in the VB file:- SearchCatString = Request.QueryString("txtSelCat") SearchMatString = Request.QueryString("txtSelMat") SearchKeyString = Request.QueryString("txtKeyword")These come from a previous page, where a dropdown list copies the ID of the selected item into a text box. My problem is that this is not working please help
Let me start by asking that no one try to convince me to use Stored Procs. The examples below are a lot more simplistic then my real world code and it just gets too complicated to try to manage the quantity of SPs that I would need. I have an application that displays a lot of data and I've created a system for users to filter the data using checkboxlist controls, dropdown controls, etc. From this, I have a "core" query that selects the fields that display in my GridView. It has a base Select clause, From clause and Where clause. From this I then add more to the Where clause to apply these filter values. Here's an example "core" query: SELECT Profile.FirstName, Profile.LastName, Project.ProjectNameFROM Profile, ProjectWHERE Profile.ProjectCode = Project.ProjectCode From this if a user want's to only display profiles from NC, they could select that from the CBL and the query would be modified to: SELECT Profile.FirstName, Profile.LastName, Project.ProjectNameFROM Profile, ProjectWHERE Profile.ProjectCode = Project.ProjectCodeAND Profile.State IN ('NC') My code would add the last line above since the user specified that they only wanted NC profiles. This is very simple and I have this already going on with my application. Here's the problem. In order to accommodate all of the various filters, I have to inner join and left join a bunch of various tables. Many times I include tables that have no data to display or filter on and therefore impacts performance. Here's an example: SELECT Profile.FirstName, Profile.LastName, Project.ProjectNameFROM Profile, Project, AgentWHERE Profile.ProjectCode = Project.ProjectCodeAND Profile.AgentID = Agent.AgentID From the query above, I have included the Agent table that holds the agent's contact information. One of my filters allows the user to type in an agents name to find all profiles assigned to it. Here's what that would look like: SELECT Profile.FirstName, Profile.LastName, Project.ProjectNameFROM Profile, Project, AgentWHERE Profile.ProjectCode = Project.ProjectCodeAND Profile.AgentID = Agent.AgentIDAND Agent.Name = 'Smith, John' You can see now that it was necessary to have the Agent table already joined into the query so that when I used the agent name filter, it wouldn't crash out on me. The obvious thing would be to only include the Agent table when searching for an agent name. This is ultimately what I'm looking to do, but I need a solid method to go about doing this. Keep in mind that I currently have 16 tables in my "core" query and many of those are not needed unless the filters call for it. If anyone has any ideas on how to simplify this process I'm selcome to suggestions. We're using SQL 2000, but are looking to upgrade to SQL 2005, if that makes any difference. I know that the way I do table joins is compliant with SQL 2005 and I'm certainly open to suggestions that will make it forward compatible. This app is using .NET 2.0 and written in VB.NET. Thanks for any help!
If I have a query string that is to be stored in a database, for example
Code:
SELECT prod_id, prod_name, prod_desc FROM products WHERE prod_id = 'variable'
how can I put a variable identifier into this string so that when I need to run the query I call it from the database and simply insert the relevant variable in the correct place.
Is there an appropriate way of doing this in MS SQL Server?
hi, please check this query and reply back with the appropriate solution. len(ltrim(rtrim(exec('select' ' ' + 'pay' +convert(substring(@y1,3,2), varchar 2)))))<>0 here the concept is concatenating two string then that result is used as column and retreiveing data.but this is considering it as string instead of column. can anyone give an appropriate solution.
Hi All,I have what seems to me to be a difficult query request for a databaseI've inherited.I have a table that has a varchar(2000) column that is used to storesystem and user messages from an on-line ordering system.For some reason (I have no idea why), when the original database wasbeing designed no thought was given to putting these messages inanother table, one row per message, and I've now been asked to providesome stats on the contents of this field across the recordset.A pseudo example of the table would be:custrep, orderid, orderdate, comments1, 10001, 2004-04-12, :Comment 1:Comment 2:Comment 3:Customer askedfor a brown model2, 10002, 2004-04-12, :Comment 3:Comment 4:1, 10003, 2004-04-12, :Comment 2:Comment 8:2, 10004, 2004-04-12, :Comment 4:Comment 6:Comment 7:2, 10005, 2004-04-12, :Comment 1:Comment 6:Customer cancelled orderSo, what I've been asked to provide is something like this:orderdate, custrep, syscomment, countofsyscomments2004-04-12, 1, Comment 1, 12004-04-12, 1, Comment 2, 22004-04-12, 1, Comment 3, 12004-04-12, 1, Comment 8, 12004-04-12, 2, Comment 1, 12004-04-12, 2, Comment 3, 12004-04-12, 2, Comment 4, 22004-04-12, 2, Comment 6, 22004-04-12, 2, Comment 7, 1I have a table in which each of the system comments are defined.Anything else appearing in the column is treated as a user comment.Does anyone have any thoughts on how this could be achieved? The endresult will end up in an SQL Server 2000 stored procedure which willbe called from an ASP page to provide order taking stats.Any help will be humbly and immensely appreciated!Much warmth,Murray
I have a SQL database where I am attempting to perform a complicated query that I cannot seem to figure out. I am using SQL Server.
I have 4 tables (TableA, TableB, TableC, and TableD). TableA and TableB are guaranteed to have a relationship.
TableC and TableD are guaranteed to have a relationship.
The trick is, I need to link between TableA and TableC essentially using a LEFT JOIN. I need to retrieve all of the values from TableA regardless and the information from TableC and TableD if there is a link, if there isn't a link, then the values from TableC and TableD need to be empty strings.
Does anyone know how I can do this? I've been trying for the last 5 hours without any luck. I feel I'm close, but there is something I feel I'm overlooking.
I ran across this technique being used in an application the other day. It seems not a good idea to me. What do you think?
1. The proc builds a basic query, nothing real fancy, into a string variable called @SQL defined as varchar 2000. Depending on the result desired, the group by clause can be one of three different sort orders.
2. The string is executed via EXEC @SQL.
It seems to me that the whole process can eliminate the EXEC and just use some other construct. All the parameters are passed in via the initial call to the stored proc. It also seems that every time this is executed it will result in a new query compile and cache useage, no matter what. Wasteful? Should I take the developers aside and knock heads? I think the app was coded by some folks who were rookies then but may be willing to crack open their code. Or, am I the one that is a rookie?
I am creating a custom transformation component, and a custom user interface for that component.
In my custom UI, I want to show the custom properties, and allow users to edit these properties similar to how the advanced editor shows the properties.
I know in my UI I need to create a "Property Grid". In the properties of this grid, I can select the object I want to display data for, however, the only objects that appear are the objects that I have already created within this UI, and not the actual component object with the custom properties.
How do I go about getting the properties for my transformation component listed in this property grid?
When I first saw SqlCacheDependancy and Query Notifications I was really stoked. I began using these features in ASP.NET and some of this caching really sped up my site. However, I noticed some of my queries and results were not cached. This led me on a looonnnnggggg search of the internet for anything related to these topics.
Anyway, the problem is that the queries are very limited (http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms181122.aspx) in what they can contain, no count(*), no top, no order by, etc etc. I understand that the reason for this may be that the Query Notifications is using some of the Indexed Views infrastructure and therefore has the same limitations. That's fine and all but caching the results of these types of queries is still very useful for a front page of a site where you want the top ten users by number of postings etc and if you use the TOP N clause to limit it to the top 10 then you lose the built in caching functionality because this query doesn't work with Query Notifications and the cache expires immediately.
Is there a way to just get notifications when the tables involved in a query changes? I don't need the granular level of the rowsets involved I just want to be notified if my table has changed so I can refresh my cached objects.
I know there is an overload for the constructor of the SqlCacheDependency class which takes the database and table names as parameters. MSDN states that this is for Sql Server 7 and 2000 but would this also work in my scenerio? I know it wouldn't be auto-magical but if I can still get pushed notifications of changes instead of polling for notifications I would believe this to be a more efficient solution.
Query Notifications are fantastic but the query limitations make real world usage a pain, it's like have a nice red sports car but finding out you can only drive it whens it is raining and then you can only make right turns.
Hi,I am working on this select query for a report on website users. The resulting rows will be displayed in a datagrid with custom paging. I want to fetch 100 rows each time. This is the simplified query, @currpage is passed as a parameter. ________________________________________________________________________________DECLARE @table TABLE (rowid INT IDENTITY(1,1), userid INT)INSERT INTO @table (userid) SELECT userid FROM UsersSELECT T.rowid, T.userid, ISNULL(O.userid, 0)FROM @table TLEFT OUTER JOIN ( SELECT DISTINCT(userid) FROM orders)AS OON O.userid = T.useridAND T.rowid > ((@currpage-1) * 100) AND T.rowid <= (@currpage * 100)ORDER BY T.rowid________________________________________________________________________________If I run this query it returns all the rows, not just the 100 rows corresponding to the @currpage value. What am I doing wrong? (The second table with left outer join is there as I need one field to indicate whether the user has placed an order with us or not. If the value is 0, the user has not placed any orders) Thanks.
i have 3 question : 1. CAN MY MICROSOFT ACCESS Database imported to sql server 2005 ? 2. can i add field for queries with custom calculation like field 1*fiedld 2. like access can do? 3. is that any wizard to do no 1 and 2?
i have 3 question : 1. CAN MY MICROSOFT ACCESS Database imported to sql server 2005 ? 2. can i add field for queries with custom calculation like field 1*fiedld 2. like access can do? 3. is that any wizard to do no 1 and 2?
in the acquireconnection method Using the below statment I can get a connection Object
oledbConnection = cmado.AcquireConnection(transaction) as OleDbConnection;
from the connection object I can get the connectionstring from the object by calling
oledbConnection.connectionstring() property which will have all the details like DataBase, UserName & other Inofrmation but there is no password Info.
How to get the password Information, I need that information since I will use that info to make OCI calls to fetch the data from the Oracle database in m,y custome source component.
I have a custom code that successfully query my database in SSRS 2005 report. However, I am hard coding its connection string (in the custom code) and I want it to be able to use the same connection string as the ones that the report use. This information is available in my registry setting, but if it is possible, I want to avoid that, since I aim for a quite simple solution. If I am able to get the connection string details at the report level or from within the custom code, it would be great.
Anybody have a suggestion? Anything would be really appreciated.
I created a function to use in a View, works similar to DATEADD but only with my company's Business days Monday-Thursday.
I am running a query but it never ends to run.
This is the function:
USE [RA_dev] GO /****** Object: UserDefinedFunction [Production].[GBDATEADD] Script Date: 4/11/2015 5:58:19 PM ******/ SET ANSI_NULLS ON GO SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON
[Code] ...
This is how I am trying to use it in the View:
Production.GBDATEADD(Production.Schedule.START_DATE, Production.Operations_Data_Pool.MFG_DAY - 1) AS SCH_DATE
