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Friday, March 30, 2012

Problems inserting records into non dbo schema

I have a basic data flow which tries to insert data from an excel spreadsheet to a loading table (sql server 2005). I have created this table in a non dbo schema. I have used the schema owner as the sql server login for this loading step.

The problem is SSIS seems to throw a strange error when I do this:

OnError,VH0635,VHOLS\blakema,Populate Load Table,{F1C28F63-39D2-4FBB-9803-E24385014E9F},{514E8012-6998-409C-BED1-E04CE3200295},06/09/2006 11:17:37,06/09/2006 11:17:37,-1071636471,0x,An OLE DB error has occurred. Error code: 0x80040E21.
An OLE DB record is available. Source: "Microsoft SQL Native Client" Hresult: 0x80040E21 Description: "Multiple-step OLE DB operation generated errors. Check each OLE DB status value, if available. No work was done.".

OnError,VH0635,VHOLS\blakema,RunControllerFares,{0F7B32E6-58D9-4DD4-A0AC-311E2C194028},{514E8012-6998-409C-BED1-E04CE3200295},06/09/2006 11:17:37,06/09/2006 11:17:37,-1071636471,0x,An OLE DB error has occurred. Error code: 0x80040E21.
An OLE DB record is available. Source: "Microsoft SQL Native Client" Hresult: 0x80040E21 Description: "Multiple-step OLE DB operation generated errors. Check each OLE DB status value, if available. No work was done.".

When I create this table in the dbo it seems to work ok. I have tried giving the schema owner sa rights on the sql server and it still doesnt work. Im wondering if this is a known bug in ssis.

Does anyone have any ideas?This turned out to be a conflict between using Nvarchar(max) and Nvarchar(255). Even though the data would fit ssis didnt seem to like it.|||

Of course not. they're two different data types!

If I understand correctly varchar(max) is not the same as an infinitely long "normal" varchar. Or it helps to not think about it that way anyway.

I'm sure you'd get a better answer on the T-SQL forum

-Jamie

sql

Wednesday, March 28, 2012

Problems inserting into table

I am trying to write an insert statement. I insert into 1 table test with th
e
statements below and what I want is I want to use this table to insert value
s
in
table test1 but I want be able to insert everything from the keyword product
so the new table description is always beginning from Product......
Since the length of month varies before the keyword I cannot use a static
substring or trim functions.
My insert will be something like this in test1.
id desc
-- --
1 Product dispatch to website...(individual number)
2 Product dispatch to website...(individual number)
Can anyone help me .
create table test(
Sno Int,
description varchar(2000),
cyats datetime default getdate() )
create table test1(
id int,
description varchar(2000),
cyats datetime default getdate())
insert into test(sno,description)
values(1,'Integrated Release August 2005. Product despatched to website.
Website address for tracking consignment is http://www.track.com,your number
is :...')
insert into test(sno,description)
values(1,'Integrated Release December 2004. Product despatched to website.
Website address for tracking consignment is http://www.track.com,your number
is ...')
insert into test(sno,description)
values(1,'Integrated Release June 2005. Product despatched to website.
Website address for tracking consignment is http://www.track.com,your number
is ...')First suggestion clean this data before getting into SQL Server using
whatever tool you have (like DTS or whatever.) as it will be far more
natural. However, a possible way is to reformat as a select in whatever
code you are using to build this data:
SELECT 1,substring('Integrated Release August 2005. Product despatched to
website.
Website address for tracking consignment is http://www.track.com,your
number
is :...', charindex('product', 'Integrated Release August 2005. Product
despatched to website.
Website address for tracking consignment is http://www.track.com,your
number
is :...'), 4000)
You could change the string to a variable, but I wouldn't unless you are
hand typing this stuff.
----
Louis Davidson - http://spaces.msn.com/members/drsql/
SQL Server MVP
"Arguments are to be avoided: they are always vulgar and often convincing."
(Oscar Wilde)
"Anup" <Anup@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:8B17F575-0318-4317-A318-2E7F543D1A31@.microsoft.com...
>I am trying to write an insert statement. I insert into 1 table test with
>the
> statements below and what I want is I want to use this table to insert
> values
> in
> table test1 but I want be able to insert everything from the keyword
> product
> so the new table description is always beginning from Product......
> Since the length of month varies before the keyword I cannot use a static
> substring or trim functions.
> My insert will be something like this in test1.
> id desc
> -- --
> 1 Product dispatch to website...(individual number)
> 2 Product dispatch to website...(individual number)
> Can anyone help me .
> create table test(
> Sno Int,
> description varchar(2000),
> cyats datetime default getdate() )
> create table test1(
> id int,
> description varchar(2000),
> cyats datetime default getdate())
> insert into test(sno,description)
> values(1,'Integrated Release August 2005. Product despatched to website.
> Website address for tracking consignment is http://www.track.com,your
> number
> is :...')
> insert into test(sno,description)
> values(1,'Integrated Release December 2004. Product despatched to website.
> Website address for tracking consignment is http://www.track.com,your
> number
> is ...')
> insert into test(sno,description)
> values(1,'Integrated Release June 2005. Product despatched to website.
> Website address for tracking consignment is http://www.track.com,your
> number
> is ...')

Problems inserting into database :(

Hello everyone,

I am having some problems inserting some data into a database - I have been stuck on this almost all day now and I'm almost pulling my hair out! I'm quite new to ASP.net and have been thrown in the deep end with this assignment... And advice or help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. Smile

Protected Sub CreateUserWizard1_CreatedUser1(ByVal senderAs Object,ByVal eAs System.EventArgs)Handles CreateUserWizard1.CreatedUser'Assign new user to role of Applicant Roles.AddUserToRole(CreateUserWizard1.UserName,"Applicant")'Create Connection String UserName = CreateUserWizard1.UserNameDim DBConnAs New SqlConnection("Data Source=.\SQLEXPRESS;AttachDbFilename=|DataDirectory|\ASPNETDB.MDF;Integrated Security=True;User Instance=True")Dim DBCmdAs New SqlCommand DBConn.Open()'Add Insert Statement DBCmd =New SqlCommand("INSERT INTO aspnet_Users(MobileAlias) VALUES (@.Applicant) WHERE UserName=@.UserName", DBConn)'Add Database Parameters DBCmd.Parameters.Add("@.Applicant", SqlDbType.NVarChar).Value ="Applicant" DBCmd.ExecuteNonQuery()'Close Database connection 'and Dispose Database objects DBCmd.Dispose() DBConn.Close() DBConn =Nothing End Sub

------------------------

error generated:

Incorrect syntax near the keyword 'WHERE'.

Description:An unhandled exception occurred during the execution of the current web request. Please review the stack trace for more information about the error and where it originated in the code.

Exception Details:System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException: Incorrect syntax near the keyword 'WHERE'.

One thing I notice right off the bat is that you forgot to add a "UserName" Parameter.

|||

Sorry it seemed to cut half my code off!

DBCmd =New SqlCommand("INSERT INTO aspnet_Users(MobileAlias) VALUES (@.Applicant) WHERE UserName=@.UserName", DBConn)

That was the full sql command I was using. I have tried several different variations of this with backets etc arond the WHERE part but just keeps throwing up the same error.

|||

You cannot use INSERT with WHERE. It doesnt make sense. You just INSERT into the table. You can SELECT/UPDATE with WHERE.

|||

How'd I miss that? I'd say that was pretty obvious.

|||

Thanks so much!!! Got it working now with the UPDATE & WHERE. Makes sense now. Sorry for wasting your time...

SuperSharp

Problems inserting decimal numbers

Hi,
I'm having trouble inserting a decimal numbre in SQL
Server. I have an app built on .Net.
I'm passsing the number "98.5" to a store procedure and
SQL Server is saving the number but like this 985.00.
What seems to be the problem?
The regional settings of the computer at first where:
decimal separator ","
List separator "."
group separator "."
I have changed them to
decimal separator "."
List separator ","
group separator ","
But is looks like its not working....
Please help....Manrique,
we know that SQL Server does not do that, so the answer is to find where the
values gets changed: is it changed by the application? Is it changed within
the stored procedure? I think that's what you need look at. Have the
stored proc return the value of the variable at various stages of the stored
proc, I believe you would see a "whoops" somewhere.
Quentin
"Manrique" <mulloa@.grupo-polymer.com> wrote in message
news:02ee01c38c31$d5624820$a301280a@.phx.gbl...
> Hi,
> I'm having trouble inserting a decimal numbre in SQL
> Server. I have an app built on .Net.
> I'm passsing the number "98.5" to a store procedure and
> SQL Server is saving the number but like this 985.00.
> What seems to be the problem?
> The regional settings of the computer at first where:
> decimal separator ","
> List separator "."
> group separator "."
> I have changed them to
> decimal separator "."
> List separator ","
> group separator ","
> But is looks like its not working....
> Please help....

Problems Inserting DateTimeStamp into database

Here's the error I get trying to run the code posted below..."Prepared statement '(@.datestamp datetime,@.PrevValue real,@.NewValue real,@.IPaddress r' expects parameter @.datestamp, which was not supplied."

I've tried it without the quotes around the DateTime.Now and also adding the # around them. Without the quotes, I do get a different error because it doesn't like the spaces in the DateTime text. Also, the datestamp data in the database is formatted as a datetime (MS SQL Server 2005).

Here's my code:

PrivateSub UpdateRefresh()

UpdateConnection.Open()

UpdateDataAdapter.InsertCommand.CommandText = "INSERT INTO dbo.tbDeploy(datestamp," & _

"PrevValue, NewValue, IPaddress, HighCapability, LowCapability, Share) VALUES" & _

"('" & DateTime.Now & "', '" & lblCurrent.Text & "', '" & lblCurrent.Text & _

"', '" & lblIP.Text & "', '" & lblHigh.Text & "', '" & lblLow.Text & "', '" & lblShare.Text & "')"

UpdateDataAdapter.InsertCommand.ExecuteNonQuery()

UpdateConnection.Close()

EndSub

Use parameterized queries. Your problem will be solved. You can also prevent SQL Injection attacks.

Problems inserting datetime object into sql server 2005

hey everyone,

Im trying run a stored procedure, but I am getting the following message when trying to execute it.

Implicit conversion from data type datetime to int is not allowed. Use the CONVERT function to run this query.

which seems strange, as there is no integer going to a datetime field. Also, it does not return the value that is incorrect, nor the parameter that is failing. If there is anyway to view this in VS 2005 Team suite, please let me know.

It should also be noted that when I execute this sproc from within sql management studio, it executes fine.

This is the stored procedure im trying to execute...

CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo].[sp_UpdateRequest]

@.request_id INT,
@.request_client_id INT,
@.request_description VARCHAR(150), @.request_date DATETIME,
@.request_edit_date DATETIME, @.request_status VARCHAR(25), @.request_approve_date DATETIME,
@.request_activity_code VARCHAR(7), @.request_department_code VARCHAR(3), @.request_participants INT,
@.request_activity_date DATETIME, @.request_activity_due_date DATETIME,
@.request_company_id INT, @.request_company_code INT,
@.request_notes VARCHAR(2000)

AS
BEGIN

UPDATE invoice_requests

SET request_client_id = @.request_client_id, request_description = @.request_description,
request_date = @.request_date, request_edit_date = @.request_edit_date,
request_status = @.request_status, request_approve_date = @.request_approve_date,
request_activity_code = @.request_activity_code,
request_department_code = @.request_department_code,
request_participants = @.request_participants,
request_activity_date = @.request_activity_date,
request_activity_due_date = @.request_activity_due_date,
request_company_code = @.request_company_code, request_company_id = @.request_company_id,
request_notes = @.request_notes

WHERE request_id = @.request_id

END
GO

in my .net app, all the datetime objects are valid dates, so I could not see why this would be generating the error that it is, so I ran the SQL Profiler, and this was the output. Again, i cannot see where im going wrong...

please note, I have seperated the output from the single slab of text, making sure I didnt remove anything...

exec sp_executesql
N'EXECUTE sp_UpdateRequest
@.request_id,
@.request_client_id,
@.request_description,
@.request_date,
@.request_edit_date,
@.request_status,
@.request_approve_date,
@.request_activity_code,
@.request_participants,
@.request_activity_date,
@.request_activity_due_date,
@.request_company_id,
@.request_company_code,
@.request_notes',

N'@.request_id int,
@.request_client_id int,
@.request_description varchar(8000),
@.request_date datetime,
@.request_edit_date datetime,
@.request_status varchar(5),
@.request_approve_date datetime,
@.request_activity_code varchar(8000),
@.request_department_code varchar(8000),
@.request_participants int,
@.request_activity_date datetime,
@.request_activity_due_date datetime,
@.request_company_id int,
@.request_company_code int,
@.request_notes varchar(8000)',

@.request_id=5,
@.request_client_id=1,
@.request_description='',
@.request_date=''2007-11-22 16:34:32:997'',
@.request_edit_date=''2007-11-22 16:34:32:997'',
@.request_status='Draft',
@.request_approve_date=''1970-01-01 00:00:00:000'',
@.request_activity_code='',
@.request_department_code='',
@.request_participants=0,
@.request_activity_date=''2007-11-29 00:00:00:000'',
@.request_activity_due_date=''2007-11-23 00:00:00:000'',
@.request_company_id=0,
@.request_company_code=1,
@.request_notes=''

any help on this would be greatly appreciated.
Cheershey everyone, when i try to run the the following trace result as a query, i get an error near 2007...

exec sp_executesql N'EXECUTE sp_UpdateRequest @.request_id, @.request_client_id, @.request_description, @.request_date, @.request_edit_date, @.request_status, @.request_approve_date, @.request_activity_code, @.request_participants,
@.request_activity_date, @.request_activity_due_date, @.request_company_id, @.request_company_code, @.request_notes',N'@.request_id int,@.request_client_id int,@.request_description varchar(6),@.request_date datetime,@.request_edit_date
datetime,@.request_status varchar(5),@.request_approve_date datetime,@.request_activity_code varchar(4),@.request_department_code varchar(3),@.request_participants int,@.request_activity_date datetime,@.request_activity_due_date
datetime,@.request_company_id int,@.request_company_code int,@.request_notes varchar(11)',@.request_id=1,@.request_client_id=1,@.r equest_description='Justin',@.request_date=''2007-11-23 08:59:04:250'',@.request_edit_date=''2007-11-23
08:59:04:250'',@.request_status='Draft',@.request_ap prove_date=''1970-01-01 00:00:00:000'',@.request_activity_code='0000',@.requ est_department_code='022',@.request_participants=50 ,@.request_activity_date=''2007-11-23
00:00:00:000'',@.request_activity_due_date=''2007-11-30 00:00:00:000'',@.request_company_id=5292,@.request_c ompany_code=1,@.request_notes='Other Notes'

are there meant to be the double single quotes('') before and after the date?

Cheers,|||are there meant to be the double single quotes('') before and after the date?No, there should be a single apostrophe surrounding (before and after) date constants.

Your constant ''2007-11-23 08:59:04:250'' syntactically ought to be '2007-11-23 08:59:04:250' for use in Microsoft SQL Server.

-PatP|||No, there should be a single apostrophe surrounding (before and after) date constants.

Your constant ''2007-11-23 08:59:04:250'' syntactically ought to be '2007-11-23 08:59:04:250' for use in Microsoft SQL Server.

-PatP

I'm not sure because it's already surrounded by single quotes.

maybe you can try '''2007-11-23 08:59:04:250'''|||Sorry, I should have looked at your whole example.

There are multiple ways that I could parse what you've posted. The one that makes the most sense to me at the moment is:exec sp_executesql N'EXECUTE sp_UpdateRequest
@.request_id, @.request_client_id, @.request_description
, @.request_date, @.request_edit_date, @.request_status
, @.request_approve_date, @.request_activity_code, @.request_participants
, @.request_activity_date, @.request_activity_due_date, @.request_company_id
, @.request_company_code, @.request_notes'', N''@.request_id int
, @.request_client_id int, @.request_description varchar(6), @.request_date datetime
, @.request_edit_date datetime, @.request_status varchar(5), @.request_approve_date datetime
, @.request_activity_code varchar(4), @.request_department_code varchar(3), @.request_participants int
, @.request_activity_date datetime, @.request_activity_due_date datetime, @.request_company_id int
, @.request_company_code int, @.request_notes varchar(11)''
, @.request_id = 1, @.request_client_id = 1, @.request_description = ''Justin''
, @.request_date = ''2007-11-23 08:59:04:250'', @.request_edit_date = ''2007-11-23 08:59:04:250''
, @.request_status = ''Draft'', @.request_approve_date = ''1970-01-01 00:00:00:000''
, @.request_activity_code = ''0000'', @.request_department_code = ''022'', @.request_participants = 50
, @.request_activity_date = ''2007-11-23 00:00:00:000'', @.request_activity_due_date = ''2007-11-30 00:00:00:000''
, @.request_company_id = 5292, @.request_company_code = 1, @.request_notes = ''Other Notes''
'See if that represents what you think you meant, and let me know how it works for you.

-PatPsql

Problems Inserting Data- Am I doing something wrong?

I am having problem inserting data obtained from a adhoc sql query. Am I doing something wrong here (the select statement in below mentioned query works fine)

Insert

into customer(CustomerID, LastName, FirstName, BillingAddress, City,State, Country, Zipcode, PhoneNumber, EmailAddress)

select

CustomerID,(left(ContactName,charindex(' ', ContactName)-1))as LastName,

(right(

ContactName,charindex(' ',reverse(ContactName))-1))as FirstName,

Address

, City,Region,PostalCode,Country,Phonefrom Northwind.dbo.Customers

I am just doing it this way since Customer's name (both last name & first name ) are stored in a single column in Northwind database. I want to break it into two columns...The reason I am trying to get this to work is...it would be less of a work for me in inserting test data for my application

Any help would be of great

It looks like you list 10 rows to insert to, and then only select 9 rows.  Make sure the formatting is correct.

INSERT INTO table (Column1,Column2,Column3)VALUES (Value1,Value2,Value3)

This is what your query is trying to do now:

FROM column ->INTO columnCustomerID -> CustomerIDLastName -> LastNameFirstName -> FirstNameAddress -> BillingAddressCity -> CityRegion -> StatePostalCode -> CountryCountry -> ZipcodePhone -> PhoneNumber***nothing*** -> EmailAddress

Try something like this:

INSERT INTO customer
(CustomerID, LastName, FirstName, BillingAddress, City, State,
Country, Zipcode, PhoneNumber, EmailAddress)
SELECT
CustomerID,
(left(ContactName, charindex(' ', ContactName)-1))as LastName,
(right(ContactName, charindex(' ', reverse(ContactName))-1))as FirstName,
Address,
City,
Region, ***this goes into'State' ***
Country,
PostalCode,
Phone,
**EmailAddress** [insert correct column name]
FROM Northwind.dbo.Customers

|||

Hi Stew,

I corrected it in the actual query (when I executed) and it gives me this error message....any pointers??

Msg 8152, Level 16, State 13, Line 1

String or binary data would be truncated.

Thank you

|||Look at the size constraints of the columns you are inserting too and see if they make sense against what is being inserted. You may have a string field going into a char field, or something of the sort.|||

Stew312:
It looks like you list 10 rows to insert to, and then only select 9 rows.  Make sure the formatting is correct.
INSERT INTO table (Column1,Column2,Column3)VALUES (Value1,Value2,Value3)
This is what your query is trying to do now:
FROM column ->INTO columnCustomerID -> CustomerIDLastName -> LastNameFirstName -> FirstNameAddress -> BillingAddressCity -> CityRegion -> StatePostalCode -> CountryCountry -> ZipcodePhone -> PhoneNumber***nothing*** -> EmailAddress
Try something like this:
INSERT INTO customer
(CustomerID, LastName, FirstName, BillingAddress, City, State,
Country, Zipcode, PhoneNumber, EmailAddress)
SELECT
CustomerID,
(left(ContactName, charindex(' ', ContactName)-1))as LastName,
(right(ContactName, charindex(' ', reverse(ContactName))-1))as FirstName,
Address,
City,
Region, ***this goes into'State' ***
Country,
PostalCode,
Phone,
**EmailAddress** [insert correct column name]
FROM Northwind.dbo.Customers

Looks like the problem is this:

This is what my query is trying to do now:

FROM column ->INTO columnCustomerID -> CustomerIDLastName -> LastNameFirstName -> FirstNameAddress -> BillingAddressCity -> CityRegion -> StatePostalCode -> CountryCountry -> ZipcodePhone -> PhoneNumber

There is only one FROM COLUMN (ie., Contactname) but is repeated twice...I mean to say in

the Northwind customer database both the last name and first name are put in a single column

and I am trying to separate it into two colums (Lastname , Firstname).....Is it a wrong way of doing things.....I had been breaking my on this for couple of hours

your help is greatly appreciated

|||Too embrassing and a costly mistake (had to waste most of my time).........the order of columns I was trying to insert was wrong....though embrassing, I am sharing because some people (including me) tend to forget minor details while focusing on other major problems.....so moral of story....Pay attention to detail and don't forget basics.