Update Statement Using Declared Variable Produces Unexpected Results On SQL Server 2005
Aug 7, 2007
We are getting unexpected results from the following update statement when it is executed on SQL Server 2005.
The strange thing is that we get duplicated values for QM_UID (although when run under SQL Server 2000 we don't get duplicated values)
Can anyone explain why this happens or suggest another way of populating this column without using a cursor or adding a temporary autoincrement column and copying the values over?
declare @NextID int;
set @NextID = 1;
update tmp set QM_UID=@NextID, @NextID = @NextID + 1;
select QM_UID, count(*) from tmp group by QM_UID having count(*) > 1 order by QM_UID
-- NB: The number of rows that must be added to tmp before this problem will occur is machine dependant
-- 100000 rows is sufficient on one of our servers but another (faster) server doesn't show the error
-- at 100000 rows but does at 1000000 rows.
-- Create a table
CREATE TABLE tmp (
[QM_ADD_OP] [char](6) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_ADD_DATE] [smalldatetime] DEFAULT ('1900-01-01') NOT NULL,
[QM_ADD_TIME] [int] DEFAULT -1 NOT NULL,
[QM_EDIT_OP] [char](6) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_EDIT_DATE] [smalldatetime] DEFAULT ('1900-01-01') NOT NULL,
[QM_EDIT_TIME] [int] DEFAULT -1 NOT NULL,
[QM_LOCK_OP] [char](6) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_QUOTE_JOB] [smallint] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_QUOTE_NUM] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_JOB_NUM] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_PRJ_NUM] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_NUMBER] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_REV_NUM] [char](6) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_REV_DATE] [smalldatetime] DEFAULT ('1900-01-01') NOT NULL,
[QM_REV_TIME] [int] DEFAULT -1 NOT NULL,
[QM_REV_OPR] [char](6) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_STYLE_CODE] [char](4) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_REP_JOB_NUM] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_REP_COLUMN] [smallint] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_REP_PART] [char](6) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_REP_MODEL] [smallint] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_REP_TYPE] [smallint] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_MODEL_QUOTE] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_RUN_NUM] [int] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_SOURCE_QUOTE] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_SOURCE_VAR] [smallint] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_SOURCE_QTY] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_SOURCE_PART] [char](6) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_SOURCE_MODEL] [smallint] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_ORIG_QUOTE] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_ORIG_VAR] [smallint] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_ORIG_QTY] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_ORIG_PART] [char](6) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_COPY_JOB] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_COPY_COLUMN] [smallint] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_COPY_J_PART] [char](6) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_COPY_QUOTE] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_COPY_VAR] [smallint] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_COPY_QTY] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_COPY_Q_PART] [char](6) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_JOINT_STATUS] [smallint] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_QUOTE_STATUS] [smallint] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_JOB_STATUS] [smallint] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_LIVE_STATUS] [smallint] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_USER_STATUS] [smallint] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_DEL_DATE] [smalldatetime] DEFAULT ('1900-01-01') NOT NULL,
[QM_IS_CONVERTED] [smallint] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_PRINTED] [smallint] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_COPY_RATES] [smallint] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_IMPORT_UPDATE] [smallint] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_CRED_DATE] [smalldatetime] DEFAULT ('1900-01-01') NOT NULL,
[QM_CRED_TIME] [int] DEFAULT -1 NOT NULL,
[QM_CRED_AMT] numeric(26,8) DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_CRED_OP] [char](6) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_HELD] [smallint] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_PROOF] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_DELIV_METHOD] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_ART_METHOD] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_DES_TYPE] [smallint] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_REC_DATE] [smalldatetime] DEFAULT ('1900-01-01') NOT NULL,
[QM_REC_TIME] [int] DEFAULT -1 NOT NULL,
[QM_OWN_OP] [char](6) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_RESP_DATE] [smalldatetime] DEFAULT ('1900-01-01') NOT NULL,
[QM_RESP_TIME] [int] DEFAULT -1 NOT NULL,
[QM_RESP_OP] [char](6) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_RESP_OP_1] [char](6) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_RESP_OP_2] [char](6) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_RESP_OP_3] [char](6) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_RESP_OP_4] [char](6) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_RESP_OP_5] [char](6) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_RECONTACT] [smalldatetime] DEFAULT ('1900-01-01') NOT NULL,
[QM_REQ_FLAG] [smallint] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_ORIG_DATE] [smalldatetime] DEFAULT ('1900-01-01') NOT NULL,
[QM_ORIG_TIME] [int] DEFAULT -1 NOT NULL,
[QM_PREF_DATE] [smalldatetime] DEFAULT ('1900-01-01') NOT NULL,
[QM_PREF_TIME] [int] DEFAULT -1 NOT NULL,
[QM_LATE_DATE] [smalldatetime] DEFAULT ('1900-01-01') NOT NULL,
[QM_LATE_TIME] [int] DEFAULT -1 NOT NULL,
[QM_TITLE] [char](72) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_DELIV_CODE] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_CLT_SPEC] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_TAX_REF] [char](22) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_CONTACT] [char](36) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_PHONE] [char](22) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_FAX] [char](22) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_ORDER] [char](20) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_ORDER_CFM] [smallint] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_ORDER_REL] [char](6) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_REP] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_REP_1] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_REP_2] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_REP_3] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_REP_4] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_REP_5] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_COORDINATOR] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_PRIORITY] [smallint] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_TYPE_CODE] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_GRADE] [smallint] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_FIN_SIZE_CODE] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_FIN_WID] numeric(26,8) DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_FIN_LEN] numeric(26,8) DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_FIN_DEP] numeric(26,8) DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_FIN_GUSS] numeric(26,8) DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_FIN_GSM] numeric(26,8) DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_FIN_UNIT] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_ORIENT] [smallint] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_PROD_CODE] [char](22) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_FIN_GOOD] [char](22) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_CUST_CODE] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_CUST_CODE_1] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_CUST_CODE_2] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_CUST_PROS] [smallint] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_REQD_DATE] [smalldatetime] DEFAULT ('1900-01-01') NOT NULL,
[QM_REQD_TIME] [int] DEFAULT -1 NOT NULL,
[QM_FOLIO] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_FOLIO_1] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_FOLIO_2] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_PACK_QTY] numeric(26,8) DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_USAGE] numeric(26,8) DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_REORDER] [smalldatetime] DEFAULT ('1900-01-01') NOT NULL,
[QM_EACH_WGT] numeric(26,8) DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_WGT_UNIT] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_RFQ_DATE] [smalldatetime] DEFAULT ('1900-01-01') NOT NULL,
[QM_RFQ_TIME] [int] DEFAULT -1 NOT NULL,
[QM_RFQ_OPR] [char](6) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_SALES_TYPE] [smallint] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_SALES_SRC] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_SALES_RSN] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_PROFILE] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_JOB_QTY] numeric(26,8) DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_PREV_QTY] numeric(26,8) DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_JOB_UNIT] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_PO_DATE] [smalldatetime] DEFAULT ('1900-01-01') NOT NULL,
[QM_PO_TIME] [int] DEFAULT -1 NOT NULL,
[QM_PO_OP] [char](6) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_DLY_DATE] [smalldatetime] DEFAULT ('1900-01-01') NOT NULL,
[QM_DLY_TIME] [int] DEFAULT -1 NOT NULL,
[QM_QTY_DESP] numeric(26,8) DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_TOTAL_DLY] [int] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_SCHED_DATE] [smalldatetime] DEFAULT ('1900-01-01') NOT NULL,
[QM_SCHED_TIME] [int] DEFAULT -1 NOT NULL,
[QM_CLOSE_DATE] [smalldatetime] DEFAULT ('1900-01-01') NOT NULL,
[QM_CLOSE_TIME] [int] DEFAULT -1 NOT NULL,
[QM_INV_NUM] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_PACK_NUM] [char](12) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_DOWN_LOAD] [smallint] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_TRACK_CODE] [char](4) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_TAX_TYPE] [smallint] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_TAX_CODE] [char](6) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_CURR] [char](6) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_EXCH_RATE] numeric(18,8) DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_UNIT_QTY] numeric(26,8) DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_UNIT_FLAG] [smallint] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_RUNON_QTY] numeric(26,8) DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_SPEC_QTY] numeric(26,8) DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_CHARGEABLE] [smallint] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_NC_REASON] [char](22) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_CUST_MKUP] numeric(18,8) DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_JOB_MKUP] numeric(18,8) DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_BROKERAGE] numeric(18,8) DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_CUST_DISC] numeric(18,8) DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_INVOKED_BTNS] [int] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_IMPORTED] [smallint] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_IMPORT_RECALC] [smallint] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_IMPORT_CONVERT] [smallint] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_BRANCH] [char](6) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_CODE] [char](36) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_TEMPLATE] [smallint] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_REPEAT_PERIOD] [int] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_REOPEN_DATE] [smalldatetime] DEFAULT ('1900-01-01') NOT NULL,
[QM_CAT_OPTION] [char](16) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_UNIT_ID] [char](10) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_PROD_BRANCH] [char](6) DEFAULT '' NOT NULL,
[QM_UID] [int] DEFAULT 0 NOT NULL,
[QM_AVAIL_DATE] [smalldatetime] DEFAULT ('1900-01-01') NOT NULL,
[QM_AVAIL_TIME] [int] DEFAULT -1 NOT NULL
) ON [PRIMARY]
GO
-- Create an index on the table
CREATE unique INDEX [QM_NUMBER_ORDER] ON tmp([QM_QUOTE_JOB], [QM_NUMBER]) ON [PRIMARY]
GO
-- Populate the table
declare @Counter as int
SET NOCOUNT ON
set @Counter = 1
while @Counter < 100000
begin
insert into tmp (QM_ADD_TIME, QM_NUMBER) values (1,@Counter);
set @Counter = @Counter + 1
end
GO
-- Update QM_UID to a sequential value
declare @NextID int;
set @NextID = 1;
update tmp set QM_UID=@NextID, @NextID = @NextID + 1;
-- Find rows with a duplicate QM_UID (there should be no duplicate)
select QM_UID, count(*) from tmp group by QM_UID having count(*) > 1 order by QM_UID
--drop table tmp
-- output from select @@VERSION
-- Microsoft SQL Server 2005 - 9.00.3054.00 (Intel X86) Mar 23 2007 16:28:52 Copyright (c) 1988-2005 Microsoft Corporation Developer Edition on Windows NT 5.2 (Build 3790: Service Pack 1)
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Normally, after I use DBCC DBREINDEX, I can be sure that Scan Density on a clustered or non-clustered index is very good - eg. 99% or 100%. However, I have one database where there are a number of indexes that are not showing any improvement in Scan Density after running DBCC DBREINDEX. In on case, a clustered index, I run it on two days in succession and Scan Density actually go worse! Can anyone give me a reason for this? Can anyone suggest how to fix it?
SQL Ver: 2008 (not r2) Problem: The following code returns correct results when moving variable declarations and update statement outside a stored procedure, but fails to return a value other than zero for the "COMPANY TOTAL" records. The "DEPT TOTAL" result works fine both in and outside the sp.This may have to do with handling NULL values since I was getting warning message earlier involving a value being eliminated by an aggregate function involving a NULL. I only got this message when running inside the sp, not when running standalone. I wrapped the values inside the SUM functions with an ISNULL, and now return a zero rather than NULL for the "COMPANY TOTAL" records when running inside SP.All variable values are correct when running.
SQL CODE: DECLARE @WIPMonthCurrent date = (SELECT TOP 1 WIPMonth FROM budxcWIPMonths WHERE ActiveWIPPeriod = 'Y') select @WIPMonthCurrent as WIPMonthCurrent
I'm having difficulty coming up with the right syntax for a query. Suppose I have a database containing a Stores table, an ProductInventory table, and a Customers table. The Stores table has an ID field that serves as a foreign key in both the ProductInventory table and in the Customers table. I'm trying to write a query that, for each Store record, will return the total number of records in the ProductInventory table and the total number of records in the Customers table.
The following query returns, for each store, the total number of records in the ProductInventory table:
SELECT Stores.Name, COUNT(ProductInventory.ID) AS ProductInventoryItemCount FROM Stores LEFT JOIN ProductInventory ON Stores.ID = ProductInventory.StoreID GROUP BY Stores.Name
The following query returns, for each store, the total number of records in the Customers table:
SELECT Stores.Name, COUNT(Customers.ID) AS CustomerCount FROM Stores LEFT JOIN ProductInventory ON Stores.ID = Customers.StoreID GROUP BY Stores.Name
I combined the two queries:
SELECT Stores.Name, COUNT(ProductInventory.ID) AS ProductInventoryItemCount, COUNT(Customers.ID) AS CustomerCount FROM Stores LEFT JOIN ProductInventory ON Stores.ID = ProductInventory.StoreID LEFT JOIN Customers ON Stores.ID = Customers.StoreID GROUP BY Stores.Name
When I run this last query, however, I get an "Arithmetic overflow error converting expression to data type int" error. Using COUNT_BIG instead of COUNT eliminates the error, but the numbers that are generated are astronomical in size. This indicates to me that there is a *lot* more table joining going on than I expected
What is the correct syntax to produce the desired results? I have a few other tables similar to ProductInventory and Customers; I'm hoping to extend the correct syntax so as to be able to get a comprehensive record count list for each store. Thanks for your help!
I am new to scripting in general and I've run into an issue when attempting to write a VB variable to a database table in SQL Express. I am trying to record the value of the variable to the db, but it does not appear that the value is being passed to SQL. If I hard code the values in the SQL statement it works fine. Can someone explain what I'm doing wrong accomplish this? My code is below. Thanks in advance. file.aspx <asp:SqlDataSource ID="SqlDataSource" runat="server" ConnectionString="<%$ ConnectionStrings:SqlConnectionString %>" SelectCommand="SELECT * FROM [Table]" InsertCommand="INSERT INTO [Table] (field1, field2) VALUES (& variable1 &, & variable2 &);" > </asp:SqlDataSource> file.aspx.vb Protected Sub Button_Click(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal e As System.EventArgs) Handles Button.Click Dim variable1 As String = FileUpload.FileName Dim variable2 As String = Date.Now Dim path As String = Server.MapPath("~/directory/) If FileUpload.HasFile = True Then Try SqlDataSource.Insert() FileUpload.PostedFile.SaveAs(path & _ FileUpload.FileName) End Try
I have a stored procedure where I run an insert statement. I want to knwo if it is possible to do it using a variable for the table name (either in-line or with an EXEC statement without building a string first and executing that string. See examples of what I am talking about in both cases below:
I want to be able to do this (with or without the EXEC) : ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
DECLARE @NewTableNameOut as varchar(100)
Set @NewTableNameOut = 'TableToInsertInto'
EXEC( Insert Into @NewTableNameOut Select * From tableToSelectFrom )
I can not do the above because it says I need to declare/set the @NewTableNameOut variable (assuming it is only looking at this for the specific insert statement and not at the variable I set earlier in the stored procedure.
I can do it like this by creating a string with the variable built into the string and then executing the string but I want to know if I can do it like I have listed above.
It is not an issue for my simple example above but I have some rather large queries that I am building and I want to run as described above without having to build it into a string.
I need to query the count of an occurrence in a given period of time, so I created this query. But it does not give me any results.
SELECT TOP 1000 o.[ID] ,o.[TimeOfOrder] ,x.[StreeLine1] FROM [SC].[dbo].[bvc_Order] o FULL JOIN SC.dbo.xmlAddressRead x ON o.ID= x.id WHERE DATEDIFF(HOUR,o.[TimeOfOrder],(DATEADD(Hour, -48, GETDATE()))) < 48 GROUP BY x.[StreeLine1], o.ID, o.TimeOfOrder HAVING COUNT(x.[StreeLine1])>1
Then I change the query slightly and I ask it to show me the ones that are going to '599 Ships Landing Way' and it gives me 356 results! The Query doesn't crash, but it doesn't give me the results I need. What did I do incorrectly?
SELECT TOP 1000 o.[ID] ,o.[TimeOfOrder] ,x.[StreeLine1] FROM [SC].[dbo].[bvc_Order] o FULL JOIN SC.dbo.xmlAddressRead x ON o.ID= x.id WHERE DATEDIFF(HOUR,o.[TimeOfOrder],(DATEADD(Hour, -48, GETDATE()))) < 48 AND x.[StreeLine1]='599 Ships Landing Way'
Hi I have a strange issue here. Both the input datasets of the merge join are sorted . Everything works fine if the dataset doesn't contain speacial characters like - (hipen). This is the sorted dataset.ASI311_3ASI311_3ASI312ASI311ASIKit1ASIKit1
Merge Joiner has to look for ASI311 and finds it in the list and everything works as expected. But if the dataset is changed to
ASI311_3ASI311_3ASI-312ASI311ASIKit1ASIKit1
Then it doesn't find the ASI311 in the above dataset ? Only change between the two datasets is the - (hipen) which is added in one of the field. Does SSIS has a differenent precedence of the special characters than that of the Database. Both the datasets are on SQLServer.
I am trying to install SQl Server 2005 SP2 but it was throwing an unexpected error when trying to install "setup support files".
O/s: Windows Server 2003 SP1
Product: SQL Server 2005 Standard Edition
Log file shows:
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=== Verbose logging started: 2/20/2007 16:05:42 Build type: SHIP UNICODE 3.01.4000.2435 Calling process: F:SQL2005sp2hotfix.exe === MSI (c) (74:68) [16:05:42:635]: Resetting cached policy values MSI (c) (74:68) [16:05:42:635]: Machine policy value 'Debug' is 0 MSI (c) (74:68) [16:05:42:635]: ******* RunEngine: ******* Product: C:Program FilesMicrosoft SQL Server90Setup BootstrapCacheSQLSupportx861033SqlSupport.msi ******* Action: ******* CommandLine: ********** MSI (c) (74:68) [16:05:42:635]: Client-side and UI is none or basic: Running entire install on the server. MSI (c) (74:68) [16:05:42:635]: Grabbed execution mutex. MSI (c) (74:68) [16:05:42:729]: Cloaking enabled. MSI (c) (74:68) [16:05:42:729]: Attempting to enable all disabled priveleges before calling Install on Server MSI (c) (74:68) [16:05:42:745]: Incrementing counter to disable shutdown. Counter after increment: 0 MSI (s) (20:70) [16:05:42:792]: Grabbed execution mutex. MSI (s) (20:68) [16:05:42:792]: Resetting cached policy values MSI (s) (20:68) [16:05:42:792]: Machine policy value 'Debug' is 0 MSI (s) (20:68) [16:05:42:792]: ******* RunEngine: ******* Product: C:Program FilesMicrosoft SQL Server90Setup BootstrapCacheSQLSupportx861033SqlSupport.msi ******* Action: ******* CommandLine: ********** MSI (s) (20:68) [16:05:42:792]: Machine policy value 'DisableUserInstalls' is 0 MSI (s) (20:68) [16:05:42:823]: File will have security applied from OpCode. MSI (s) (20:68) [16:05:42:901]: SOFTWARE RESTRICTION POLICY: Verifying package --> 'C:Program FilesMicrosoft SQL Server90Setup BootstrapCacheSQLSupportx861033SqlSupport.msi' against software restriction policy MSI (s) (20:68) [16:05:42:901]: SOFTWARE RESTRICTION POLICY: C:Program FilesMicrosoft SQL Server90Setup BootstrapCacheSQLSupportx861033SqlSupport.msi has a digital signature MSI (s) (20:68) [16:05:43:151]: SOFTWARE RESTRICTION POLICY: C:Program FilesMicrosoft SQL Server90Setup BootstrapCacheSQLSupportx861033SqlSupport.msi is permitted to run at the 'unrestricted' authorization level. MSI (s) (20:68) [16:05:43:151]: End dialog not enabled MSI (s) (20:68) [16:05:43:151]: Original package ==> C:Program FilesMicrosoft SQL Server90Setup BootstrapCacheSQLSupportx861033SqlSupport.msi MSI (s) (20:68) [16:05:43:151]: Package we're running from ==> C:WINDOWSInstaller1348fe1.msi MSI (s) (20:68) [16:05:43:151]: APPCOMPAT: looking for appcompat database entry with ProductCode '{53F5C3EE-05ED-4830-994B-50B2F0D50FCE}'. MSI (s) (20:68) [16:05:43:151]: APPCOMPAT: no matching ProductCode found in database. MSI (s) (20:68) [16:05:43:167]: MSCOREE not loaded loading copy from system32 MSI (s) (20:68) [16:05:43:182]: Opening existing patch 'C:WINDOWSInstaller1553df86.msp'. MSI (s) (20:68) [16:05:43:182]: Note: 1: 2203 2: C:WINDOWSInstaller1553df86.msp 3: -2147287038 MSI (s) (20:68) [16:05:43:182]: Couldn't find local patch 'C:WINDOWSInstaller1553df86.msp'. Looking for it at its source. MSI (s) (20:68) [16:05:43:182]: Resolving Patch source. MSI (s) (20:68) [16:05:43:182]: User policy value 'SearchOrder' is 'nmu' MSI (s) (20:68) [16:05:43:182]: User policy value 'DisableMedia' is 0 MSI (s) (20:68) [16:05:43:182]: Machine policy value 'AllowLockdownMedia' is 0 MSI (s) (20:68) [16:05:43:182]: SOURCEMGMT: Media enabled only if package is safe. MSI (s) (20:68) [16:05:43:182]: SOURCEMGMT: Looking for sourcelist for product {EE92F683-5F5C-4970-BB0B-9AC591B60268} MSI (s) (20:68) [16:05:43:182]: SOURCEMGMT: Adding {EE92F683-5F5C-4970-BB0B-9AC591B60268}; to potential sourcelist list (pcode;disk;relpath). MSI (s) (20:68) [16:05:43:182]: SOURCEMGMT: Now checking product {EE92F683-5F5C-4970-BB0B-9AC591B60268} MSI (s) (20:68) [16:05:43:182]: SOURCEMGMT: Media is enabled for product. MSI (s) (20:68) [16:05:43:182]: SOURCEMGMT: Attempting to use LastUsedSource from source list. MSI (s) (20:68) [16:05:43:182]: SOURCEMGMT: Trying source \TESTf$cff417a74df5a718124f2a95bdecdc32HotFixSqlSupportFiles. MSI (s) (20:68) [16:05:43:213]: Note: 1: 2203 2: \TESTf$cff417a74df5a718124f2a95bdecdc32HotFixSqlSupportFilesSqlSupport.msp 3: -2147287037 MSI (s) (20:68) [16:05:43:213]: SOURCEMGMT: Source is invalid due to missing/inaccessible package. MSI (s) (20:68) [16:05:43:213]: Note: 1: 1706 2: -2147483647 3: SqlSupport.msp MSI (s) (20:68) [16:05:43:213]: SOURCEMGMT: Processing net source list. MSI (s) (20:68) [16:05:43:213]: SOURCEMGMT: Trying source \TESTf$a81c0730a34f964148HotFixSqlSupportFiles. MSI (s) (20:68) [16:05:43:213]: Note: 1: 2203 2: \TESTf$a81c0730a34f964148HotFixSqlSupportFilesSqlSupport.msp 3: -2147287037 MSI (s) (20:68) [16:05:43:213]: SOURCEMGMT: Source is invalid due to missing/inaccessible package. MSI (s) (20:68) [16:05:43:213]: Note: 1: 1706 2: -2147483647 3: SqlSupport.msp MSI (s) (20:68) [16:05:43:213]: SOURCEMGMT: Processing media source list. MSI (s) (20:68) [16:05:44:245]: SOURCEMGMT: Resolved source to: 'SqlSupport.msp' MSI (s) (20:68) [16:06:14:619]: Note: 1: 1314 2: SqlSupport.msp MSI (s) (20:68) [16:06:14:619]: Unable to create a temp copy of patch 'SqlSupport.msp'. MSI (s) (20:68) [16:06:14:619]: Note: 1: 1708 MSI (s) (20:68) [16:06:14:619]: Note: 1: 2729 MSI (s) (20:68) [16:06:14:619]: Note: 1: 2729 MSI (s) (20:68) [16:06:14:619]: Product: Microsoft SQL Server Setup Support Files (English) -- Installation failed.
MSI (s) (20:68) [16:06:14:619]: MainEngineThread is returning 1635 This patch package could not be opened. Verify that the patch package exists and that you can access it, or contact the application vendor to verify that this is a valid Windows Installer patch package. C:Program FilesMicrosoft SQL Server90Setup BootstrapCacheSQLSupportx861033SqlSupport.msi MSI (c) (74:68) [16:06:14:729]: Decrementing counter to disable shutdown. If counter >= 0, shutdown will be denied. Counter after decrement: -1 MSI (c) (74:68) [16:06:14:729]: MainEngineThread is returning 1635 === Verbose logging stopped: 2/20/2007 16:06:14 ===
