FTS *prefix
Apr 30, 2008Am I right in saying that the MS Full-text search engine does not support a wildcard at the beginning of the word? Only at the end? E.g. "VB*" works but "*NET" doesn't.
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# Prefix On Table
Oct 13, 2004Hi, I have created a table with the following
docmd.runSQL "Create Table #Test(A int)"
in Access 2000 and cannot find the table on my table list, it's not on my enterprise manager either. My guess is that maybe it has something to do with the prefix #? So I started searching for "Create table #" on google and dbforums and cannot find anything. Can someone tell me what's special about having a #prefix on a table and where can I find more information about it?
Thanks
SHK
Alpha Prefix - Can It Be Done In SQL?
Jun 14, 2007Good Morning Db forum.
I am working on a query that I need to pull all fields that contain 3 alpha characters. for example BCB001, MCR001, CHP001 and so forth.
Is there a SQL alpha wildcard that I could use to pull all records that have the three alpha chars?
Ap_ Prefix To Stored Procedures
Oct 11, 2007What does the ap_ stand for as a prefix to stored procedures?
A DBA tried to teach me something about the prefixes etc.. but I can't recall what it meant.
In this case ap_ may represent "ONE" persons naming convention?
something procedure...
other common ones in our database are dt_ and zz_
Column Prefix Does Not Match
Oct 2, 2006SQL 2000
I am testing a query for use in Crystal Reports. It was copied from an existing query with the necessary adjustments. The first part of it works correctly;
SELECT NA.*
into #cl_temp
FROM OLT.dbo.NACBTR NA
WHERE NA.CourseCode in ('RGF00001','RGF00002','RGF00005','RGF00006', 'RGF00038','RGF00039','RGF00040','RGF00041','RGF00042','RGF00043') And
NA.completedDate >= '01/01/2006' and
NOT EXISTS (SELECT * FROM hrdw.dbo.E_View EV WHERE NA.ssn = EV.ssn)
but when I add the second line;
select #cl_temp.*,
ISNULL((select 1 from #cl_temp where #cl_temp.coursecode = 'RGF00001'),0) as fire_yes into #oshasafety_temp
I receive the error message:
The column prefix '#cl_temp' does not match with a table name or alias name used in the query.
Any ideas?
Thanks,
Tom
btw, sql newbie.
The Column Prefix 'MS1' Does Not Match With A ...
Aug 29, 2007I have an Access database, that is in connection with sql server.
On my computer with access2007 i have no problems with viewing tables and stuff.
But on other computers with access2003 it gives an error when i use this query:
INSERT INTO [tbl_sap-staffel] ( ItemCode, CardCode, [Amount-0], [Price-0], [Amount-1], [Price-1], [Amount-2], [Price-2] )
SELECT [qry_sap-spp-0].ItemCode, [qry_sap-spp-0].CardCode, [qry_sap-spp-0].Amount, [qry_sap-spp-0].Price, [qry_sap-spp-1].Amount, [qry_sap-spp-1].Price, [qry_sap-spp-2].Amount, [qry_sap-spp-2].Price
FROM ([qry_sap-spp-0] LEFT JOIN [qry_sap-spp-1] ON ([qry_sap-spp-0].ItemCode = [qry_sap-spp-1].ItemCode) AND ([qry_sap-spp-0].CardCode = [qry_sap-spp-1].CardCode)) LEFT JOIN [qry_sap-spp-2] ON ([qry_sap-spp-1].ItemCode = [qry_sap-spp-2].ItemCode) AND ([qry_sap-spp-1].CardCode = [qry_sap-spp-2].CardCode);
It says:quote:
ODBC call failed
[Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]
The column prefix 'MS1' does not match with a table name or alias name used in the query.
The column prefix 'MS2' does not match with a table name or alias name used in the query.
And it will give this error 6 times.
I dont know what to do.
Can anybody help me?
Group By By Excluding Prefix
Apr 12, 2006Suppose there is a table containing these recodes.country-------CON_CHNCON_JAPJAPCON_CHNWhen I use the following sql:select country, count(*) as num from table group by countrythe normal result will be:country num---------------CON_CHN2CON_JAP 1JAP1However, my desired result is as follows:country num-----------------CON_CHN2CON_JAP 2How can I re-write my SQL? Or any other methods to do that?
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Mar 21, 2007Hi,I would like to know details about the table name starts with prefixin sql server 2000.Actually i'm working on existing code.The existing code insert a record into a table, but the table name inthe code and table name in database are differentTable name in database : tbl_mmm_oxIn coding they are using table name as mmm only, the records areproperly inserted into mmm tableis it possible?The sample code is like that(using ado object)oCmd.CommandText = "INSERT INTO mmm (no,name) values (1,"mm")"The above code is perfectly working and inserting record intotbl_mmm_ox.Could anybody explain how is it possible?whether we can leave the prefix(tbl) and suffix(ox) and sql servertake care of this?Thanks & Regards,Mani
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Apr 26, 2007I read a previous post that Raul responded to on the format of the data prefixing Symmetric key encrypted columns, is it possible to reproduce these from a client? Given I know the key name, i can pull back the first 16 for the GUID, for now 01000000 will work for the version, the IV can be created or read, but the last 8 bytes were marked as 'header', can I get an explanation on what this is or if it is required?
The purpose is in being able to do SQL Server compatible encryption on the client side, given a shared certificate for the public password. I certainly can do this with a CLR function and use my own encryption, but comparably it is dog slow, the built in SQL functions will encrypt/decrypt 100k rows in about 20 seconds or less on my test box, where as the CLR function takes 5.5 minutes. This performance difference is too huge to ignore.
I would like to be able to generate a SQL Server compatible prefix for a Symmetric keyed column or find a way to improve the CLR function performance of an AES_256 (rijndael) up to something at least remotely close to the built in functions.
Any help would be appreciated.
John Gooding
Setting A Serial Prefix To PK ID Colomn
Mar 5, 2008Hi forum
I need some advice regards setting a serial prefix to PK ID colomn. Currently it starts at row 1 with increased increments of 1. Thats all good! but I would like is to add a prefix before the 1, ie W2W01/1 next W2W01/2 an so on. Many thanks Paul
The Column Prefix 'h' Does Not Match... Parses Ok
Aug 18, 2006I get the error below from the following SQL. This SQL worked until I tried adding a third table "ship_to_salesrep". If I comment-out the third join and the last condition it works.
I have tried putting the "r" table in the FROM statement and still it does not work. Everything looks right to me -- what am I doing wrong?
Server: Msg 107, Level 16, State 2, Line 2
The column prefix 'h' does not match with a table name or alias name used in the query.
SELECT distinct
m.inv_mast_uid,
CONVERT(DECIMAL(10,4),0.00) as 'inv_cost',
CONVERT(DECIMAL(10,4),0.00) as 'oe_cost',
l.invoice_line_type, s.cost,
h.invoice_no, h.order_no, h.order_date, h.invoice_date, h.customer_id,
h.ship_to_id, h.ship2_name, h.ship2_address2, h.ship2_city, h.ship2_state, h.ship2_postal_code,
h.terms_desc, h.po_no, h.salesrep_id, h.salesrep_name, h.period, h.year_for_period,
h.ship_date, h.total_amount, h.amount_paid, h.terms_taken, h.allowed, h.paid_in_full_flag,
h.last_maintained_by, h.printed, h.printed_date, h.shipping_cost, h.invoice_reference_no,
h.invoice_adjustment_type, h.memo_amount, h.bad_debt_amount, h.invoice_class, h.period_fully_paid,
h.year_fully_paid, h.approved, h.other_charge_amount, h.tax_amount, h.original_document_type,
h.date_paid, h.print_flag, h.print_date, h.customer_id_number, h.date_created, h.date_last_modified,
h.consolidated, h.sold_to_ah_uid, h.sold_to_customer_id, h.invoice_batch_uid, h.sales_location_id,
h.source_type_cd,
l.qty_requested, l.qty_shipped, l.unit_of_measure, l.item_id, l.item_desc, l.unit_price,
l.extended_price, l.gl_revenue_account_no, l.gl_salse_tax_account_no, l.pricing_quantity, l.line_no,
l.sales_cost, l.commission_cost, l.other_cost, l.other_charge_item, l.exceptional_sales, l.pricing_unit,
l.invoice_line_uid, l.invoice_line_uid_parent
into jch1.dbo.sales_history_invoices
FROM
invoice_hdr h, invoice_line l
left join inv_mast m on l.item_id = m.item_id
left join inventory_supplier s on m.inv_mast_uid = s.inv_mast_uid
left join ship_to_salesrep r on h.ship_to_id = r.ship_to_id
WHERE
l.invoice_no = h.invoice_no and
h.invoice_date >= '2006-07-01' and
h.invoice_date < '2006-08-01' and
l.invoice_line_type = 0 and
m.inv_mast_uid is not NULL and
r.primary_salesrep_flag = 'Y';
Thanks,
Charles
Automatically Generated Number But With Prefix
Aug 23, 2004hey all,
I've posted about this before so apologies to anyone who read it the first time.
I want to have an ID column in my table, but I want the automatically generated number to have a prefix such as ABC. I'd also like to be able to change this prefix from an asp page depending on what is selected from a drop down.
Is any of this possible? I'd really appreciate a reply, even if it's to say this can't be done. Thanks
Convert To Number Starting With Prefix C
Apr 11, 2014I have one table called tblCustomer.I have done a SQL select query
Select SalesDate, OrderNo
From tblCustomer
Table 1 is result of SQL
OrderID is Primary Key
There are two fields I want to convert to number starting with prefix C on each row then followed by combining SalesDate + OrderNo
SalesDate OrderNo
01/1/2014 0678
12/1/2014 9099
15/1/2014 8745
I need to covert this two field into one field which I want it to start with Prefix C AS SalesOrdeNumber column.Find below example what I want after completing this exexercse.Table 2 third column (SalesOrdeNumber) is what I need as result of Concatenation (SalesDate+ OrderNo +C)
SalesDate OrderNoSalesOrdeNumber
2014/01/20 0678 C 1401200678
2013/09/259099 C 1309259099
2013/04/308745 C 1304308745
SalesOrderNumber is made by combining SalesDate +OrderNo Fields (yymmdd+OrderNo+C (as prefix on every row))
Point to Note
Date Format on SalesDate Field YYYY-MM-DD
OrderNo field is maximum digit is 4
SQL 2012 :: Log Shipping - File Prefix
May 31, 2015Am just on the lookout to find out whether there is a way to put a prefix at the beginning of the transaction log backup file that is created by SQL Server logshipping.
So, instead of having <DatabaseName>_<DateTime>.BAK (which is what SQL does), I would like to have TL_<DatabaseName>_<DateTime>.BAK.
I have looked into a parameter for the sqllogship.exe command, but cannot find any & have looked at fields in the logshipping tables, & can't see anything there either.
Chart Axis, How To Add A Prefix To A Label ?
Jun 5, 2008I'm just getting into creating charts and one I'm working on could realy do with a prefix on its axis label, the symbol '£'.
I honestly have no idea how to do this and what syntax to use, can anyone help ?.
Also as the label could do with having a thousands seperator as well but as you can tell I'd have no idea how to do this either.
Thanks.
Dropping The Prefix When Querying Tables
Apr 18, 2006Hi, while I'm trying to do Select statements, is there a way/setting whereby I don't have to constantly prefix the table names with a prefix?
For example, I'm working in multiple environments and they're differentiated by the prefix in their table names, uat.** vs prod.**
Any help would be appreciated.
Please email me at dickson.lau@rogers.com
Thanks again.
Dickson
Column Prefix 'a' Does Not Match With A Table Name
Aug 10, 2007column prefix 'a' does not match with a table name. Any ideas?
This happens when i run the DTS package.
SELECT'Dublin' + SPACE(1) +
CONVERT(VARCHAR(10), RTRIM(FS6.QB@SCS)) + REPLICATE(SPACE(1), 10 - LEN(CONVERT(VARCHAR(10),RTRIM(FS6.QB@SCS)))) +
CONVERT(VARCHAR(10),a.IHIVDT,20) +
CASE
WHEN RM.RMRSSC IN ('01', '03', '04', '05', '14', '28', '34', '35', '36') AND RS.RSRSCL = 'FG'
THEN 'CLOSURE' + SPACE(3) + 'TAPE' + SPACE(21)
WHEN RM.RMRSSC IN ('02') AND RS.RSRSCL = 'FG' THEN 'CLOSURE' + SPACE(3) + 'ADHESIVE' + SPACE(17)
WHEN RM.RMRSSC IN ('06', '07') AND RS.RSRSCL = 'FG' THEN 'UNITIZING' + SPACE(1) + 'STRETCH' + SPACE(18)
WHEN RM.RMRSSC IN ('08') AND RS.RSRSCL = 'FG' THEN 'DISPLAY' + SPACE(3) + 'SHRINK' + SPACE(19)
WHEN RM.RMRSSC IN ('09', '10', '15', '39', '40') AND RS.RSRSCL = 'FG' THEN 'EQUIPMENT' + SPACE(1) + SPACE(25)
WHEN RM.RMRSSC IN ('19', '22', '29', '30') AND RS.RSRSCL = 'FG' THEN 'SPECIALTY' + SPACE(1) + SPACE(25)
WHEN RM.RMRSSC IN ('37') AND RS.RSRSCL = 'FG' THEN 'CUSHIONING' + 'MAILERS' + SPACE(18)
WHEN RM.RMRSSC IN ('38') AND RS.RSRSCL = 'FG' THEN 'CUSHIONING' + 'BUBBLE' + SPACE(19)
WHEN RM.RMRSSC IN ('11') AND RS.RSRSCL = 'RM' THEN 'SPECIALTY' + SPACE(1) + SPACE(25)
WHEN RM.RMRSSC IN ('14', '17') AND RS.RSRSCL = 'RM' THEN 'EQUIPMENT' + SPACE(1) + SPACE(25)
WHEN RM.RMRSSC IN ('12', '13', '15', '16', '51') AND RS.RSRSCL = 'RM' THEN 'SPARE PART' + SPACE(25)
WHEN RM.RMRSSC IN ('08', '09') AND RS.RSRSCL = 'WP' THEN 'EQUIPMENT' + SPACE(1) + SPACE(25)
ELSE SPACE(35)
END +
CONVERT(VARCHAR(50), RTRIM(RM.RMDESC)) + REPLICATE(SPACE(1), 50 - LEN(CONVERT(VARCHAR(50), RTRIM(RM.RMDESC)))) +
CASE
WHEN RM.RMRSSC IN ('06','07') AND RS.RSRSCL = 'FG' THEN
CASE
WHEN RM.RMPRCL IN ('134', '135', '137', '159', '1073') THEN 'STRETCH-MACHINE' + SPACE(10)
ELSE 'EXCLUDED' + SPACE(17)
END
WHEN RM.RMRSSC IN ('01') AND RS.RSRSCL = 'FG' THEN
CASE
WHEN RM.RMPRCL IN ('173', '175') THEN 'HOT MELT HAND ROLL' + SPACE(7)
WHEN RM.RMPRCL IN ('174', '174L') THEN 'CARTON SEALING' + SPACE(11)
ELSE 'EXCLUDED' + SPACE(17)
END
WHEN RM.RMRSSC IN ('05', '28') AND RS.RSRSCL = 'FG' THEN 'CARTON SEALING' + SPACE(11)
WHEN RM.RMRSSC IN ('03', '04', '14', '34', '35') AND RS.RSRSCL = 'FG' THEN 'INDUSTRIAL TAPES' + SPACE(9)
ELSE 'EXCLUDED' + SPACE(17)
END +
CASE
WHEN RM.RMRSSC IN ('06','07') AND RS.RSRSCL = 'FG' THEN
CASE
WHEN RM.RMPRCL IN ('134', '135', '137', '159', '1073') THEN 'STRETCH-MACHINE' + SPACE(10)
ELSE 'EXCLUDED' + SPACE(17)
END
WHEN RM.RMRSSC IN ('01') AND RS.RSRSCL = 'FG' THEN
CASE
WHEN RM.RMPRCL IN ('173', '175') THEN 'HOT MELT HAND ROLL' + SPACE(7)
WHEN RM.RMPRCL IN ('174', '174L') THEN 'HOT MELT MACHINE ROLL' + SPACE(4)
ELSE 'EXCLUDED' + SPACE(17)
END
WHEN RM.RMRSSC IN ('03', '04', '14', '34', '35') AND RS.RSRSCL = 'FG' THEN 'INDUSTRIAL TAPES' + SPACE(9)
WHEN RM.RMRSSC IN ('05') AND RS.RSRSCL = 'FG' THEN 'WATER ACTIVATED' + SPACE(10)
WHEN RM.RMRSSC IN ('28') AND RS.RSRSCL = 'FG' THEN 'NATURAL RUBBER' + SPACE(11)
ELSE 'EXCLUDED' + SPACE(17)
END +
CASE
WHEN RM.RMRSSC IN ('06','07') AND RM.RMPRCL IN ('134', '135', '137', '159', '1073') AND RS.RSRSCL = 'FG' THEN
CASE
WHEN a.IHCRMM = 0 THEN
CASE
WHEN (IV.IVQYSD * RM.RMNETW)IS NULL THEN '000000000000000'
WHEN (IV.IVQYSD * RM.RMNETW) > 0 THEN '+' + REPLICATE('0', 23 - LEN(IV.IVQYSD * RM.RMNETW))
+ SUBSTRING((CONVERT(VARCHAR(20), IV.IVQYSD * RM.RMNETW)), 1, LEN(IV.IVQYSD * RM.RMNETW) - 13)
+ SUBSTRING((CONVERT(VARCHAR(20), IV.IVQYSD * RM.RMNETW)), LEN(IV.IVQYSD * RM.RMNETW) - 11, 4)
WHEN (IV.IVQYSD * RM.RMNETW) = 0 THEN '000000000000000'
END
WHEN a.IHCRMM IN (1,3) THEN '000000000000000'
WHEN a.IHCRMM = 2 THEN
CASE
WHEN (IV.IVQYSD * RM.RMNETW)IS NULL THEN '000000000000000'
WHEN (IV.IVQYSD * RM.RMNETW) > 0 THEN '-' + REPLICATE('0', 23 - LEN(IV.IVQYSD * RM.RMNETW))
+ SUBSTRING((CONVERT(VARCHAR(20), IV.IVQYSD * RM.RMNETW)), 1, LEN(IV.IVQYSD * RM.RMNETW) - 13)
+ SUBSTRING((CONVERT(VARCHAR(20), IV.IVQYSD * RM.RMNETW)), LEN(IV.IVQYSD * RM.RMNETW) - 11, 4)
WHEN (IV.IVQYSD * RM.RMNETW) = 0 THEN '000000000000000'
END
ELSE '000000000000000'
END
WHEN RM.RMRSSC IN ('01','03', '04', '05', '14', '28', '34', '35') AND RS.RSRSCL = 'FG' THEN
CASE
WHEN a.IHCRMM = 0 THEN
CASE
WHEN LTRIM(RTRIM(IV.IVUMSR)) IS NULL THEN '000000000000000'
WHEN LTRIM(RTRIM(IV.IVUMSR)) IS NOT NULL THEN '+' + REPLICATE('0',17-LEN(CONVERT(VARCHAR(15),CONVERT(NUMERIC(13,6),(SELECT UC.UMCONF FROM IPGDB.DBO.UMCONV UC WHERE UC.UMRESR = IV.IVRESR AND UC.UMFR = IV.IVUMSR AND UC.UMTO = 'M2' AND UMWHSE = '') * IV.IVQYSD))))
+ SUBSTRING(CONVERT(VARCHAR(15),CONVERT(NUMERIC(13,6),(SELECT UC.UMCONF FROM IPGDB.DBO.UMCONV UC WHERE UC.UMRESR = IV.IVRESR AND UC.UMFR = IV.IVUMSR AND UC.UMTO = 'M2' AND UMWHSE = '') * IV.IVQYSD)), 1, LEN((SELECT UC.UMCONF FROM IPGDB.DBO.UMCONV UC WHERE UC.UMRESR = IV.IVRESR AND UC.UMFR = IV.IVUMSR AND UC.UMTO = 'M2' AND UMWHSE = '') * IV.IVQYSD) - 13)
+ SUBSTRING(CONVERT(VARCHAR(15),CONVERT(NUMERIC(13,6),(SELECT UC.UMCONF FROM IPGDB.DBO.UMCONV UC WHERE UC.UMRESR = IV.IVRESR AND UC.UMFR = IV.IVUMSR AND UC.UMTO = 'M2' AND UMWHSE = '') * IV.IVQYSD)), LEN((SELECT UC.UMCONF FROM IPGDB.DBO.UMCONV UC WHERE UC.UMRESR = IV.IVRESR AND UC.UMFR = IV.IVUMSR AND UC.UMTO = 'M2' AND UMWHSE = '') * IV.IVQYSD) - 11, 4)
ELSE '000000000000000'
END
WHEN a.IHCRMM IN (1,3) THEN '000000000000000'
WHEN a.IHCRMM = 2 THEN
CASE
WHEN LTRIM(RTRIM(IV.IVUMSR)) IS NULL THEN '000000000000000'
WHEN LTRIM(RTRIM(IV.IVUMSR)) IS NOT NULL THEN '-' + REPLICATE('0',17-LEN(CONVERT(VARCHAR(15),CONVERT(NUMERIC(13,6),(SELECT UC.UMCONF FROM IPGDB.DBO.UMCONV UC WHERE UC.UMRESR = IV.IVRESR AND UC.UMFR = IV.IVUMSR AND UC.UMTO = 'M2' AND UMWHSE = '') * IV.IVQYSD))))
+ SUBSTRING(CONVERT(VARCHAR(15),CONVERT(NUMERIC(13,6),(SELECT UC.UMCONF FROM IPGDB.DBO.UMCONV UC WHERE UC.UMRESR = IV.IVRESR AND UC.UMFR = IV.IVUMSR AND UC.UMTO = 'M2' AND UMWHSE = '') * IV.IVQYSD)), 1, LEN((SELECT UC.UMCONF FROM IPGDB.DBO.UMCONV UC WHERE UC.UMRESR = IV.IVRESR AND UC.UMFR = IV.IVUMSR AND UC.UMTO = 'M2' AND UMWHSE = '') * IV.IVQYSD) - 13)
+ SUBSTRING(CONVERT(VARCHAR(15),CONVERT(NUMERIC(13,6),(SELECT UC.UMCONF FROM IPGDB.DBO.UMCONV UC WHERE UC.UMRESR = IV.IVRESR AND UC.UMFR = IV.IVUMSR AND UC.UMTO = 'M2' AND UMWHSE = '') * IV.IVQYSD)), LEN((SELECT UC.UMCONF FROM IPGDB.DBO.UMCONV UC WHERE UC.UMRESR = IV.IVRESR AND UC.UMFR = IV.IVUMSR AND UC.UMTO = 'M2' AND UMWHSE = '') * IV.IVQYSD) - 11, 4)
ELSE '000000000000000'
END
ELSE SPACE(15)
END
ELSE SPACE(15)
END +
CASE
WHEN a.IHCRMM NOT IN (1,2) THEN
CASE
WHEN IVSALT - (IVDIST + IVADIT + IVODIT + IVOADT) IS NULL THEN SPACE(13)
WHEN IVSALT - (IVDIST + IVADIT + IVODIT + IVOADT) > 0 THEN '+' + REPLICATE('0', 13 - LEN(IVSALT - (IVDIST + IVADIT + IVODIT + IVOADT)))
+ SUBSTRING((CONVERT(VARCHAR(13), IVSALT - (IVDIST + IVADIT + IVODIT + IVOADT))), 1, LEN(IVSALT - (IVDIST + IVADIT + IVODIT + IVOADT)) - 3)
+ RIGHT(CONVERT(VARCHAR(13), (IVSALT - (IVDIST + IVADIT + IVODIT + IVOADT))),2)
WHEN IVSALT - (IVDIST + IVADIT + IVODIT + IVOADT) = 0 THEN '0000000000000'
ELSE SPACE(13)
END
ELSE
CASE
WHEN IVSALT - (IVDIST + IVADIT + IVODIT + IVOADT) IS NULL THEN SPACE(13)
WHEN IVSALT - (IVDIST + IVADIT + IVODIT + IVOADT) > 0 THEN '-' + REPLICATE('0', 13 - LEN(IVSALT - (IVDIST + IVADIT + IVODIT + IVOADT)))
+ SUBSTRING((CONVERT(VARCHAR(13), IVSALT - (IVDIST + IVADIT + IVODIT + IVOADT))), 1, LEN(IVSALT - (IVDIST + IVADIT + IVODIT + IVOADT)) - 3)
+ RIGHT(CONVERT(VARCHAR(13), (IVSALT - (IVDIST + IVADIT + IVODIT + IVOADT))),2)
WHEN IVSALT - (IVDIST + IVADIT + IVODIT + IVOADT) = 0 THEN '0000000000000'
ELSE SPACE(13)
END
END +
CASE
WHEN a.IHCRMM IN (0) THEN
CASE
WHEN IV.IVQYSD IS NULL THEN '00000000000'
WHEN IV.IVQYSD > 0 THEN '+' + REPLICATE('0', 10 - LEN(CONVERT(INT,IV.IVQYSD))) + CONVERT(VARCHAR(11),CONVERT(INT,IV.IVQYSD))
ELSE '-' + REPLICATE('0', 10 - LEN(CONVERT(INT,IV.IVQYSD))) + CONVERT(VARCHAR(11),CONVERT(INT,IV.IVQYSD))
END
WHEN a.IHCRMM IN (1,3) THEN '00000000000'
WHEN a.IHCRMM IN (2) THEN
CASE
WHEN IV.IVQYSD IS NULL THEN '00000000000'
WHEN IV.IVQYSD > 0 THEN '-' + REPLICATE('0', 10 - LEN(CONVERT(INT,IV.IVQYSD))) + CONVERT(VARCHAR(11),CONVERT(INT,IV.IVQYSD))
ELSE '-' + REPLICATE('0', 10 - LEN(CONVERT(INT,IV.IVQYSD))) + CONVERT(VARCHAR(11),CONVERT(INT,IV.IVQYSD))
END
ELSE '00000000000'
END as 'XPEDXRESULTS'
FROMIPGDB.dbo.INVHDR AS a
LEFT OUTER JOIN IPGDB.dbo.FSA06 AS FS6 ON a.IHSOCS = FS6.QB@CUS AND a.IHICON = FS6.QB@CMP
LEFT OUTER JOIN IPGDB.DBO.INVDET AS IV ON a.IHICON = IV.IVICON AND a.IHINVA = IV.IVINVA
LEFT OUTER JOIN IPGDB.DBO.RESMST AS RM ON RM.RMRESC = IV.IVRESR
LEFT OUTER JOIN IPGDB.DBO.RESUBC AS RS ON RS.RSRSSC = RM.RMRSSC AND RS.RSRSCL = RM.RMRSCL
WHEREFS6.QB@BGP = '133'
AND MONTH(a.IHIVDT) = ?
AND YEAR(a.IHIVDT) = ?
AND IV.IVRESR IS NOT NULL
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Performance Of SPROC Changed By Dbo. Prefix
Feb 19, 2007In a system I'm maintaining there is a Stored Procedure calleddbo.MyStoredProcedure. I didn't create this - it was created by adeveloper who has now left. I don't know how the object came by its"dbo." prefix, but I think he created it in QA.Anyway, there were some performance issues (it was taking between 4and 10 seconds to complete) so I copied the SQL into a QA window andit consistently ran in under 1 second. So I created a new SPROC withSQL exactly identical to the old one, but without the "dbo." prefix,and that too runs in <1 second.Any thoughts?Edward
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May 30, 2006
I can run a select to retrieve data using a prefix 'a' for the specific table involved. However when I try to run a delete using the same criteria it fails telling me
Msg 102, Level 15, State 1,.......Line 1
Incorrect syntax near 'a'
The Select statement looks like:
select count(*) from schema.table a where a.customer_id=1234
The Delete looks like:
delete from schema.table a where a.customer_id=1234
What am I doing wrong here? and how can I prefix the table, because the command I want to run is much more complicated than the example above and it needs the prefix
Querying Tables Without Schema Prefix
Dec 27, 2006Hi all,
I'm using SQL Server 2005 Express Edition, and I have restored a database that was using SQL Server 2000 previous. All of that went fine - sprocs and tables/data all made it.
However, when viewing the tables in the object explorer in the management studio, all the tables are prefixed with the schema name (testuser - so the table names are like: testuser.pn_user). Now, all of the code I have queries the tablename only without prefixing testuser to it - but this doesn't work anymore (invalid object name.)
I've tested, and if I prefix the table names in my code with "testuser.", it starts working again, but would rather avoid doing this. Is there something I can do within Sql Server? I've made the "testuser" account "mapped" to the database I'm using (not sure what that means - I'm more of a software developer than a database guy.) Also, when I do "Properties" for the "testuser," the default database is set to the one I'm trying to query w/o the schema.
Any ideas?
This Schema Prefix Drives Me Crazy...
Nov 16, 2006Hi,
I have created a new user in my database called "acm", I also created a new schema called "acm" as well, the "acm" user is its owner, and the default schema for "acm" user is the "acm" schema.
I also created a login called "acm" (surprise surprise) and set its default database to "mydb" database.
In "mydb" database I have a table "mytable" that is owned by "acm". In my connection string I am using "acm" as the user, but when I do:
"select * from mytable" I get error ("bla bla object bla bla"), when I use "acm" as a prefix for the table name it works fine... What do I miss??
My connection string is:
Data Source=.SQLEXPRESS;AttachDbFilename="C:Program FilesMicrosoft SQL ServerMSSQL.1MSSQLDataAccountManagerDb.mdf";Persist Security Info=True;User ID=acm;Password=acm;Connect Timeout=30;User Instance=False
Thanx,
Yuval.
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I am developing an .net application and for this application I am trying to locate System Procedures by tracing. In my trace file I find stored procedures with msdb.dbo prefix.
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On my computer with access2007 i have no problems with viewing tables and stuff.
But on other computers with access2003 it gives an error when i use this query:
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It says:
ODBC call failed
[Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][SQL Server]
The column prefix 'MS1' does not match with a table name or alias name used in the query.
The column prefix 'MS2' does not match with a table name or alias name used in the query.
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Mar 17, 2004Hi Guys,
I have a program that connects to SQLServer 2000 through ADO connection.
the program executes the following query:
SELECT ax.AccNo,
(SELECT Accounts.ProductCode FROM Accounts WHERE h.ID=Accounts.ID) As Product
FROM dbo.History h LEFT OUTER JOIN dbo.AccXRef ax ON h.ID= ax.ID LEFT OUTER JOIN dbo.States ON h.[HistoryItemsub-Type] = dbo.States.Type LEFT OUTER JOIN dbo.CustXRef cx ON h.CustomerNo = cx.CustomerNo
WHERE HistoryItemDate <= getdate() ORDER BY HistoryItemDate ASC
This query works in th program and in Query Analyer on my machine.
However, On a different Machine (and different SQLServer) the query works in Query Analyser but does not work in the program, the following exception is thrown:
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thanx in-advance,
TNT:)
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MethodID int NULL,
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FormID int NULL,
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INSERT @Outer VALUES (3, 2, 1, NULL) -- OuterID = 2
DECLARE @Inner TABLE (
InnerID int IDENTITY (1, 1) NOT NULL,
MethodID int NULL,
CompID int NULL,
FormID int NULL
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INSERT @Inner VALUES (2, null, 1) -- InnerID 2
INSERT @Inner VALUES (2, 2, null) -- InnerID 3
INSERT @Inner VALUES (3, null, null) -- InnerID 4
INSERT @Inner VALUES (3, 2, null) -- InnerID 5
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FROM @Outer OJ
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(
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Msg 107, Level 16, State 3, Line 1
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