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- How have Trigger's example after insert send to mail on outlook?.
- INSERTING RECORDS WITH TRIGGER
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- Calculating Sales History for Months/Years
- SQL: Excel file has bigger size using OPENQUERY to update it
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Posted: 02 Jun 2013 08:17 PM PDT I have a table with fields and data type likecompanycode [nchar(4)] actcode [nchar(12)] vounum [nchar(14)] trnam [decimel (18,6)]I like to build a query which will bring almost 900 rowsand build query like select comcod, actcode, vounum,trnam where comcod=3305 andvounum in ('BC201203000073','BC201204000001','BC201204000002','BC201205000001','BC201206000001','BC201206000002') ----------Here I would like to put 900 (nine hundred) vounum data and run the query, theproblem is data type. It is time consuming to edit every data by putting ' ' and append coma (,) for every vounum. Is there any way to paste the vounum without putting single quote ' vounum ' and appending a coma (,) for every vounum and successfully run the query. |
How have Trigger's example after insert send to mail on outlook?. Posted: 29 Jan 2013 11:37 AM PST I create trigger after insert into table i want send mail on outlook and example trigger please.thank you. |
INSERTING RECORDS WITH TRIGGER Posted: 03 Jun 2013 03:54 AM PDT INSERT INTO ACC_JVDTL_TRN ( FINYRTRN_ID, VRDT, LEDGER_ID, AMOUNT) VALUES ((select i.FINYRTRN_ID from inserted i), (select i.BILLDATE from inserted i), (select i.BILL_LEDG_ID from inserted i), (select i.BILLAMOUNT from inserted i)) The above portion is a part of a trigger. All are working fine except the AMOUNT which always insert 0.00 instead of the actual amount. Please help.Thanks in advance PRASAD SJ |
Posted: 03 Jun 2013 05:19 AM PDT Hi, I was trying to load a .csv file into my database. It was a comma delimited file and for one of the columns there is a comma(,) in between the data just like Texas,Houston can some one help me how to get rid of the comma in between. the package which i have created recognizing the value after the comma as a new column but it should not be like that. Can any of the guys help me in this. I was getting error in the Flat file source itself. I thought of using Derived column but the package is failing at the source point itself. |
Calculating Sales History for Months/Years Posted: 03 Jun 2013 01:42 AM PDT I have a table - TrnDate, TrnYear, TrnMonth, StockCode, InvoiceQtyThe TrnYear and TrnMonth are the Financial Periods and dont always tie back to the TrnDate, Month/Year.for example - 31/05/2013 - might fall into Period 6 / 2013What I am after is a script that will calculate historic InvoiceQty for ;StockCode, MonthToDate, LastMonth, Previous6Months, Previous12Months, Previous18Months, Previous24Months, Previous36Monthsthe hard bit is when you want to go back 6 months and the year changes ....hopefully this makes sense ? |
SQL: Excel file has bigger size using OPENQUERY to update it Posted: 02 Jun 2013 09:23 PM PDT Maybe the solution can be so easy but I can't find it so I write here for some help.We have this sql function:CREATE FUNCTION [dbo].[updateExcel]( -- Add the parameters for the function here @cell VARCHAR(4), @description VARCHAR(200))RETURNS BITASBEGIN DECLARE @sql NVARCHAR(1000) SET @sql = 'UPDATE openquery(LinkedServer2ExcelFile, ''SELECT * FROM [Sheet1$'+@cell+':'+@cell+']'') set F1 = '''+@description+'''' --PRINT @sql EXEC sp_executesql @sql RETURN 0END----that we use to update some excel fileEXEC @Result = updateExcel 'somecell', 'somevalue'The problem is that after this update the excel has a bigger size. But when we open it and save it again, the file's size get normal againI hope to find here some answers ...Thanx !!! |
Posted: 02 Jun 2013 08:43 PM PDT I have two tables, lets say Table 1 and Table 2 as belowTable 1:Col1 Col2 Col31 _A 112 _B 123 _C 124 _A 11Table 2:ID Val_A A_B B_C C11 AA12 BB13 CCI need an output From Table1 and Table 2 as below1 A AA2 B BB3 C BB4 A AAI am very new to SQL Server. Can you please help me in getting this output?Thank you in advance |
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