I'm trying to execute a stored procedure within the case clause of select statement.
The stored procedure returns a table, and is pretty big and complex, and I don't particularly want to copy the whole thing over to work here. I'm looking for something more elegant.
@val1 and @val2 are passed in
CREATE TABLE #TEMP(
tempid INT IDENTITY (1,1) NOT NULL,
myint INT NOT NULL,
mybool BIT NOT NULL
)
INSERT INTO #TEMP (myint, mybool)
SELECT my_int_from_tbl,
CASE WHEN @val1 IN (SELECT val1 FROM (EXEC dbo.my_stored_procedure my_int_from_tbl, my_param)) THEN 1 ELSE 0
FROM dbo.tbl
WHERE tbl.val2 = @val2
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM #TEMP WHERE mybool = 1
If I have to, I can do a while loop and populate another temp table for every "my_int_from_tbl," but I don't really know the syntax for that.
Hello friends, I want to use select statement in a CASE inside procedure. can I do it? of yes then how can i do it ?
following part of the procedure clears my requirement.
SELECT E.EmployeeID, CASE E.EmployeeType WHEN 1 THEN select * from Tbl1 WHEN 2 THEN select * from Tbl2 WHEN 3 THEN select * from Tbl3 END FROM EMPLOYEE E
can any one help me in this? please give me a sample query.
I 've have a stored procedure that compares fields across databases.In order to do so it requires 2 values it acquires from 2 tables. Thesearch is based on the ID of the data owner and a subject:proc_evaluate_results @StudentId = '222222', Course = 'PSY101'In order to obtain those values I run a cursor accross my records andSELECT THEM INTO 2 @variables, which then replace 222222 and PSY101with dynamic values eg.--define a cursor etc.etc.WHILE @@cursor_fetch = 0BEGIN--do the cursor call INTO @varsEXEC proc_evaluate_results @StudentId = @studentID, @Course =@CourseCodeENDNow,the vars are being passed to the stored procedure and executed OK,but the cursor gets stuck on the last record and continues to evaluateit until stopped manually.If I comment out the EXEC and replace it with eg. PRINT @Course + ' |' + @CourseCode it runs fine, exiting after the last record.ThanksR>
For inserting current date and time into the database, is it more efficient and performant and faster to do getDate() inside SQL Server and insert the value OR to do System.DateTime.Now in the application and then insert it in the table? I figure even small differences would be magnified if there is moderate traffic, so every little bit helps. Thanks.
begin if @counter=2 update t_import_main set program2=@prog, g2=@gno,yr2=@yr, Program_code2=@pcode where uno=@oldu case when @pcode is null then Program_code2=@gno End
I get this error message Incorrect syntax near the keyword 'case'. What am i doing wrong??
select (CASE WHEN tableA.col = 'a' then 'A' ELSE (select table3.col1 from tableA, table 2, table3 where tableA.id = table2.id and table2.id = table3.id )END ) as TEST from tableA
But the problem is that the part in bold returns more than one row.. i want it to be select table3.col1 from tableA, table 2, table3 where tableA.id = table2.id and table2.id = table3.id for every value of tableA.col.
Just wonder whether is there any indicator or system parameters that can indicate whether stored procedure A is executed inside query analyzer or executed inside application itself so that if execution is done inside query analyzer then i can block it from being executed/retrieve sensitive data from it?
What i'm want to do is to block someone executing stored procedure using query analyzer and retrieve its sensitive results. Stored procedure A has been granted execution for public user but inside application, it will prompt access denied message if particular user has no rights to use system although knew public user name and password. Because there is second layer of user validation inside system application.
However inside query analyzer, there is no way control execution of stored procedure A it as user knew the public user name and password.
Looking forward for replies from expert here. Thanks in advance.
Note: Hope my explaination here clearly describe my current problems.
Is there possibility to use IF conditions inside SELECT statements?For example, can i write something like this:CREATE PROCEDURE [search](@OPTION int,@KEYWORD nvarchar(40))ASBEGINSELECT id FROM projects WHERE title LIKE @KEYWORD IF (@OPTION = 1)THEN (OR description LIKE @KEYWORD)ENDor am i limited to this:....BEGINIF @OPTION = 1SELECT id FROM projects WHERE title LIKE @KEYWORD OR description LIKE@KEYWORDELSESELECT id FROM projects WHERE title LIKE @KEYWORDEND
iam trying to rerieve a certain value from one table and i want to use that vaue inside a UDF iam usinf a table valued function as i have to retireve no of values Can i do something like this to retrieve the value
SET @Value=Select Value from Table WHERE xyz='some no.' as this value is being calculated by some other fucntion and now this funcation has to use this at runtime.
Hi All, Can we use the while loop inside a select statement? Meaning, something like this:
Code Block SELECT DATE, WHILE (SELECT TOP 1 DATEPART(HH,DATE) FROM SC_DATEDIMENSION_TABLE) <= 23 (SELECT DATEADD(HH,6,SC_DATEDIMENSION_TABLE.DATE) ) FROM SC_DATEDIMENSION_TABLE
What I want to do here is I have a table which has all the dates but with time only representing 00 hrs. I want to display this column and along side, I want to have another column, which displays the date split at 6 hours. So, one left column, there will 4 columns on the right.
Hi, can you add a counter inside a select statement to get a unique id line of the rows? In my forum i have a page that displays a users past posts in the forum, these are first sorted according to their topicID and then they are sorted after creation date. What i want is in the select statement is to create a counter to get a new numeric order. This is the normal way: SELECT id, post, comment, created FROM forum_posts WHERE (topicID = @topicID) ... some more where/order by statements This is what i want: DECLARE @tempCounter bigintSET @tempCounter = 0SELECT @tempCounter, id, post, comment, created FROM forum_posts WHERE (topicID = @topicID)... some more where/order by statements and at the end.. (SELECT @tempCounter = @tempCounter + 1) Anyone know if this can be done?
I have a need to execute a cursor inside a select statment, but I'm having problems figuring this out. The reason this need to be inside a select statement is that I am inserting the cursor logic into a query expression in PeopleSoft Query.
So! Here's the statement that works:
====================== DECLARE @fixeddate datetime DECLARE @CVG_ELECT char(1) DECLARE @Effdt datetime DECLARE EFFDTS CURSOR FOR SELECT Z.EFFDT, COVERAGE_ELECT FROM PS_LIFE_ADD_BEN Z WHERE Z.EMPLID = '1000' AND Z.EFFDT <= GETDATE() AND Z.PLAN_TYPE = '20' ORDER BY Z.EFFDT DESC OPEN EFFDTS FETCH NEXT FROM EFFDTS INTO @Effdt, @CVG_ELECT WHILE @@FETCH_STATUS = 0 BEGIN if @CVG_ELECT <> 'E' break ELSE SET @fixeddate = @Effdt FETCH NEXT FROM EFFDTS INTO @Effdt, @CVG_ELECT END
CLOSE EFFDTS DEALLOCATE EFFDTS PRINT @fixeddate
====================== If I execute this in SQL Query Analyzer it gives me the data I am looking for. However, if I try to paste this into a select statement, it goes boom (actually, it says "Incorrect syntax near the keyword 'DECLARE'.", but you get the idea).
Is it possible to encapsulate this inside a select statement?
Is it normal practice to check for @@ERROR after a SELECT statement that retrieves data from a table OR we should only check for @@ERROR after a DELETE/INSERT/UPDATE type of statement? The SQL statement is inside a transaction.
Hi there, I need to select rows from a table, but include the top 3 rows of another linked table as a single field in the results. Here is my basic structure:
Hi!I have a scalar function that returns integer:xview (int)Now, I'm trying to build a procedure that has the following selectinside:select atr1, xview(atr2)from tablenameBut, I get the 'Invalid name' error when I try to execute thatprocedure.If I got it right, I must use user.fn_name() syntax, but I cannot usedbo.xview() inside my procedure since it means xview will always beexecuted as dbo, which is unaccaptable.I'm a bit confused, so any hint is very welcomed.Thanks!Mario.
Hi I have a problem executing a SELECT inside a TRAN against other computer
For example: IN THE SQL Query Analizer of the COMPUTER2 1) this runs OK BEGIN TRAN SELECT * FROM COMPUTER2.DATABASE.DBO.TABLE COMMIT TRAN 2) this runs OK SELECT * FROM COMPUTER2.DATABASE.DBO.TABLE 3) this runs OK SELECT * FROM COMPUTER1.DATABASE.DBO.TABLE 4) this runs bad BEGIN TRAN SELECT * FROM COMPUTER1.DATABASE.DBO.TABLE COMMIT TRAN
The problem is that TABLE locks and it does not finish.
I've been looking for similar ERRORS in Microsoft Support but I found nothing I've uninstall and install de SQL server 2000 SP4 and the problems continues the same
Hi, Please help me in this problem... i am new to sql server.. i am using sql server version 8...(doesnot support function with retun values..) so i have created a procedure... -----------procedure------------------(to find next monday after 6 months)------------------- [code] create proc next_Monday ( @myDate DATETIME ) as BEGIN set @myDate = dateadd(mm, 6, @myDate) while datepart(dw,@myDate) <> 2 begin set @myDate = dateadd(dd, 1, @myDate) end select @myDate end go [/code] -------------------------------------------------------- i can able to execute this procedure separately.... working well... but don't know how to call it inside another query.... the following throws error.... select smaster.sname, smaster.Datex, 'xxx'=(execute next_monday smaster.Datex) from smaster please help me... how to fix this problem...
I need a select that gets a value and than appends another value if the criteria is met otherwise nothing is appended.
The statement has a select with an imbedded select and when I execute it I get the error: Only one expression can be specified in the select list when the subquery is not introduced with EXISTS.
Thia is a crude sample of the statement
SELECT ID + ( select * from tableB where TableB = 0 ) as result1 FROM TableB
Why am I getting this error and how do I fix the statement? thanks
I have a statement which might need a while inside of a while. The start date - end date creates one record for a record insert. I have that working. But along with producing a record for every day there might be an instance where something is dispersed 3 times a day for five days. I then need to create 3 records for every day for 15 records. This only happens on records if the daily dispersal is greater than 1. The code below works fine, but should I add a second while inside of the existing one for the @freq and increment it by one. Would an If or case inside of the while be better? Thanks
set @freq = freq in table set @nodays = datediff(day, @sdate - 1, @edate) select @nodays while @cnter < @nodays and begin --insert values
insert into PATIENT_MEDICATION_dispersal2_
values (@account_id,@caseid, @entcid, @ndcid, @sdate) Set @cnter = @cnter + 1 set @sdate = @sdate + 1
Is it possible to use IF inside a query, in the WHERE statement? I started with the query right below, but I onlye got error. After testing and rewriting a lot I ended up with the last query. But there hast to be a better, smarter, more elegant way to write this query? Any hint? ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[LinksInCategory]-- =============================================-- Description: Return all links from the requested category.-- ============================================= (@CategoryId int, @AdminFilter bit)AS SELECT Link.Id, Link.Title, Link.Url, Link.ShortText, Link.Hidden FROM Link WHERE Link.Parent = @CategoryId IF (@AdminFilter = 1) print 'AND Link.Hidden = @AdminFilter' ORDER BY Link.Title ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[LinksInCategory]-- =============================================-- Description: Return all NOT hidden links from the requested category.-- If in Administrators role the return ALL links (the hidden ones also).-- ============================================= (@CategoryId int, @AdminFilter bit)AS IF (@AdminFilter = 1) BEGIN SELECT Link.Id, Link.Title, Link.Url, Link.ShortText, Link.Hidden FROM Link WHERE Link.Parent = @CategoryId ORDER BY Link.Title END ELSE BEGIN SELECT Link.Id, Link.Title, Link.Url, Link.ShortText, Link.Hidden FROM Link WHERE Link.Parent = @CategoryId AND Link.Hidden = @AdminFilter ORDER BY Link.Title END Regards, Sigurd
I have a sql statement that has several OR statements in it which work fine. It looks like bottom below.
What I need to know is can you put a IF statement in a where clause like this. Such as WHERE convert(datetime, patient_.df_admit_date, 101) > = @tdate or if patient_.dru = "yes" convert(datetime, patinet_.df_admit_date, 101) > = @tdate - 8 or
WORKIN STATEMENT select PATIENT.ACCOUNT_ID,patient_.DF_PPD_POS_NEG, PATIENT.LAST_NAME, PATIENT.FIRST_NAME, PATIENT.MIDDLE_INIT, PATIENT.OTHER_ID_NUMBER, PATIENT_.DF_ADMIT_DATE, PATIENT_.DF_PPD, PATIENT_.DF_PPD_POS_NEG, PATIENT_.DF_PPDB_DATE, PATIENT_.DF_XRAY_DATE, PATIENT_.df_ppd_read, FROM { oj development.dbo.PATIENT PATIENT INNER JOIN development.dbo.PATIENT_ PATIENT_ ON PATIENT.COMPANY_ID = PATIENT_.COMPANY_ID AND PATIENT.DEPARTMENT_ID = PATIENT_.DEPARTMENT_ID AND PATIENT.ACCOUNT_ID = PATIENT_.ACCOUNT_ID} where convert(datetime, patient_.df_admit_date, 101) > = @tdate or convert(datetime,patient_.df_ppd, 101) >= @tdate - 2 or continued!!!
