problem with loging in

I installed a default instance of Enterprise edittion and

didn't face any error during the instalation process.

In Management Studio in the Server Name section for loging in I wrote the name of the local system.

but I couldn't log in.

in

Control Panel \ administrative tools\services

there is no SQL Server service at all.

should I install any thing extra just like Express Edition which I used to install SQL Express in Visual Studio 2005 pakage or like MSDE in SQL Server 2000?

please tell me what to do

thanks.

pooyan

Hello,

It would seem that the core dbms has not been installed correctly - did you perhaps only select client tools during the install?

Reinstall the server components (make sure you run setup from the server, not tools folder).

Cheers,

Rob

Problem with Insert trigger

I have an insert trigger that works 99.999% of the time. The trigger is
fired via a dts process that runs every 10 minutes which inserts data into a
ForecastTonnageChanges table. Based on changes to this
ForecastTonnageChanges, I want to update the live Forecast table. The
trigger fires this event. My basic logic in the trigger is:
Delete from Forecast
where exists (select *
from inserted
where <joining key columns> )
Insert into Forecast
select ...
from inserted
When this doesn't work, I am ending up with extra records in my forecast
table. I'm wondering if another insert has happened and between the delete
and the insert in the trigger, an additional row is in the inserted table.
Is this possible? I would think implied locking via the trigger would
prevent this. But, I'm grasping for straws here.
If you have ideas on a more reliable way to implement this... please share.Hi
A trigger is fired for each statement, therefore you will not get extra rows
in the inserted/deleted tables.
As you don't give DDL and all the trigger code it is hard to say where you
are going wrong, but you may want to use profiler to see what is happening.
You should also implement error handling to make sure that the statement
succeeds and all the relivent statements in the transaction are rolled back
if a failure occurs.
John
"Erin" wrote:
> I have an insert trigger that works 99.999% of the time. The trigger is
> fired via a dts process that runs every 10 minutes which inserts data into
a
> ForecastTonnageChanges table. Based on changes to this
> ForecastTonnageChanges, I want to update the live Forecast table. The
> trigger fires this event. My basic logic in the trigger is:
> Delete from Forecast
> where exists (select *
> from inserted
> where <joining key columns> )
> Insert into Forecast
> select ...
> from inserted
> When this doesn't work, I am ending up with extra records in my forecast
> table. I'm wondering if another insert has happened and between the delet
e
> and the insert in the trigger, an additional row is in the inserted table.
> Is this possible? I would think implied locking via the trigger would
> prevent this. But, I'm grasping for straws here.
> If you have ideas on a more reliable way to implement this... please share.[/color
]|||Without any more information, could you have a forecast VIEW of the
most current rows in the ForecastTonnageChanges table instead of
physically shuffling all this data around? You obviously have a time
stamp on the new data, so that should be easy enough.

problem with identifier lengths when connecting Analysis Services to Oracle

Hi All,

I'm currently trying to process a cube that is built off a DSV that points to an Oracle 10g data source. However, I keep getting errors akin to the following:

Error 1 OLE DB error: OLE DB or ODBC error: An error occurred while preparing the query " SELECT "Transaction Type" "CstOrdsTransaction_x0020_Type0_0" FROM "IAL"."BP_BI_CUSTOMER_ORDER_LINE"" for execution against OLE DB provider "MSDAORA.1" for linked server "(null)". ; 42000. 0 0

Some attributes process successfully and others don't. I have noticed that the error occurs only when the generated identifier that it uses to alias the column exceeds 30 characters in length, eg "CstOrdsTransaction_x0020_Type0_0". When I paste the query that Analysis Services is trying to run into PL/SQL Developer, it gives me a "ORA-00972: identifier is too long" error.

I have already ripped through all the tables in my DSV changing the "logical name" in the XML to something shorter (eg "CstOrds" instead of "Customer_Orders") - however, if possible I'd like to avoid the hassle of having to shorten all my column names just to get around this restriction. Then I would have to edit them in my dimension attributes to give them "friendly" names for the user to see, which is a lot of hassle.

Is there any good way to control the identifiers that Analysis Services uses to alias the column names when it processes my cube, such that it doesn't exceed Oracle's 30 character limit for identifiers?

Any help would be appreciated.

Kind regards,

Miles

You can change the Oracle cartridge - orcl7.xsl - (it’s in 2 locations, for both server and tools) to use less characters (like 15, for example). See these settings:

<mssqlcrt:limit-table-identifier-length>29</mssqlcrt:limit-table-identifier-length>

<mssqlcrt:limit-column-identifier-length>29</mssqlcrt:limit-column-identifier-length>

Restart the server/tools

Note that this is not a supported technique but should unblock you...

HTH,

Akshai

|||

Brilliant, thanks for the help Akshai. I've made the change and my cube's processing now... I guess I'll know in a few hours whether or not it worked, as the data I'm processing is huge and the source DB is a couple of continents away at the other end of a VPN ;-)

For anyone else experiencing the same issue - the locations of orcl7.xsl in a default installation of SQL server 2005 are;

c:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL.x\OLAP\bin\Cartridges\orcl7.xsl

for the server, and;

c:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\90\Tools\Binn\VSShell\Common7\IDE\DataWarehouseDesigner\UIRdmsCartridge\orcl7.xsl

for visual studio.

Thanks again for the suggestion Akshai - I knew there must have been a sneaky trick to get around this rather than the horribly clunky XML hacking I was doing in my DSV, Cubes and Dimensions as a workaround.

Kind regards,

Miles

|||Dear All,

I'm having the same problem with Miles. After I edit orcl7.xsl (I change from 30 to 55), and when I try to design the aggregations for the cube it works. But when I want to process the cube an error message appear "Identifier too long", so now I can't process my cube. Before I change the orcl7.xsl I can process the cube. I'm developing the cube using SSAS 2005 64 bit on 64 bit server (x64). The Oracle on the same server with SSAS. I'm already install the oracle client.

The locations of orcl7.xsl in a default installation of SQL server 2005 64 bit are;

c:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL.x\OLAP\bin\Cartridges\orcl7.xsl

for the server, and;

c:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SQL Server\90\Tools\Binn\VSShell\Common7\IDE\DataWarehouseDesigner\UIRdmsCartridge\orcl7.xsl

for visual studio.

Can you please help me ? I'm looking forward to hear from you. Thanks in advance.
|||

Hi 4lb3rt,

Quick question - do you have a SQL server (or other) data source in your project as well as the oracle one? I did, and that was actually my problem. It seems that my DSV was using the SQL server connection as it's default. Therefore it was actually running all the oracle queries as distributed queries through SQL server. Not only did that make it all horribly slow, but it also caused the error described in the above post. The eventual solution was to get rid of the SQL connection altogether as I didn't need that any more, and ensure that the oracle connection was the default for the DSV. Hope this helps in your case.

Cheers,

Miles

|||Dear Miles,

I don't have another data source in my project except Oracle. FYI, I'm using "Oracle Provider for OLE DB" for the data source provider. Can you please help me ?

Thanks in advance.sql

problem with identifier lengths when connecting Analysis Services to Oracle

Hi All,

I'm currently trying to process a cube that is built off a DSV that points to an Oracle 10g data source. However, I keep getting errors akin to the following:

Error 1 OLE DB error: OLE DB or ODBC error: An error occurred while preparing the query " SELECT "Transaction Type" "CstOrdsTransaction_x0020_Type0_0" FROM "IAL"."BP_BI_CUSTOMER_ORDER_LINE"" for execution against OLE DB provider "MSDAORA.1" for linked server "(null)". ; 42000. 0 0

Some attributes process successfully and others don't. I have noticed that the error occurs only when the generated identifier that it uses to alias the column exceeds 30 characters in length, eg "CstOrdsTransaction_x0020_Type0_0". When I paste the query that Analysis Services is trying to run into PL/SQL Developer, it gives me a "ORA-00972: identifier is too long" error.

I have already ripped through all the tables in my DSV changing the "logical name" in the XML to something shorter (eg "CstOrds" instead of "Customer_Orders") - however, if possible I'd like to avoid the hassle of having to shorten all my column names just to get around this restriction. Then I would have to edit them in my dimension attributes to give them "friendly" names for the user to see, which is a lot of hassle.

Is there any good way to control the identifiers that Analysis Services uses to alias the column names when it processes my cube, such that it doesn't exceed Oracle's 30 character limit for identifiers?

Any help would be appreciated.

Kind regards,

Miles

You can change the Oracle cartridge - orcl7.xsl - (it’s in 2 locations, for both server and tools) to use less characters (like 15, for example). See these settings:

<mssqlcrt:limit-table-identifier-length>29</mssqlcrt:limit-table-identifier-length>

<mssqlcrt:limit-column-identifier-length>29</mssqlcrt:limit-column-identifier-length>

Restart the server/tools

Note that this is not a supported technique but should unblock you...

HTH,

Akshai

|||

Brilliant, thanks for the help Akshai. I've made the change and my cube's processing now... I guess I'll know in a few hours whether or not it worked, as the data I'm processing is huge and the source DB is a couple of continents away at the other end of a VPN ;-)

For anyone else experiencing the same issue - the locations of orcl7.xsl in a default installation of SQL server 2005 are;

c:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL.x\OLAP\bin\Cartridges\orcl7.xsl

for the server, and;

c:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\90\Tools\Binn\VSShell\Common7\IDE\DataWarehouseDesigner\UIRdmsCartridge\orcl7.xsl

for visual studio.

Thanks again for the suggestion Akshai - I knew there must have been a sneaky trick to get around this rather than the horribly clunky XML hacking I was doing in my DSV, Cubes and Dimensions as a workaround.

Kind regards,

Miles

|||Dear All,

I'm having the same problem with Miles. After I edit orcl7.xsl (I change from 30 to 55), and when I try to design the aggregations for the cube it works. But when I want to process the cube an error message appear "Identifier too long", so now I can't process my cube. Before I change the orcl7.xsl I can process the cube. I'm developing the cube using SSAS 2005 64 bit on 64 bit server (x64). The Oracle on the same server with SSAS. I'm already install the oracle client.

The locations of orcl7.xsl in a default installation of SQL server 2005 64 bit are;

c:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\MSSQL.x\OLAP\bin\Cartridges\orcl7.xsl

for the server, and;

c:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft SQL Server\90\Tools\Binn\VSShell\Common7\IDE\DataWarehouseDesigner\UIRdmsCartridge\orcl7.xsl

for visual studio.

Can you please help me ? I'm looking forward to hear from you. Thanks in advance.
|||

Hi 4lb3rt,

Quick question - do you have a SQL server (or other) data source in your project as well as the oracle one? I did, and that was actually my problem. It seems that my DSV was using the SQL server connection as it's default. Therefore it was actually running all the oracle queries as distributed queries through SQL server. Not only did that make it all horribly slow, but it also caused the error described in the above post. The eventual solution was to get rid of the SQL connection altogether as I didn't need that any more, and ensure that the oracle connection was the default for the DSV. Hope this helps in your case.

Cheers,

Miles

|||Dear Miles,

I don't have another data source in my project except Oracle. FYI, I'm using "Oracle Provider for OLE DB" for the data source provider. Can you please help me ?

Thanks in advance.|||I did not have this problem (identifier too long) until I tried to design aggregations with multiple partitions. None of my Oracle data exceeds the 30 character limit, so I'm kinda lost. It is new however, since I added some additional columns to my sql for the dsv and the partitions, but they do not exceed 30! I can process, I just can't design aggregations and I sure would like to. If anyone has any more ideas, let me know. AS 2005.

Problem with Ghost Cleaner...

I have problem with 'Ghost cleanup' system process. It is locking up my tables and user transactions are keep getting wait status. So is there any way to disable or change the schedule of ghost cleaner?
Thanks in advance..Sorry, never heard of 'Ghost Cleaner'.|||As I understand it, when you run a query, the record on disk is simply flagged as deleted, and the Ghost Cleanup process does the actual deletes. If you are already on the latest service pack, then you would want to look at how often your data is deleted/refreshed or updated.

EDIT: Oh, as such, the Ghost Celaner can not be disabled, or else your database would simply bloat out of proportion.|||We actually had a great thread on the subject of "ghost records" and the cleanup process a few years ago... We had a number of posts from Paul Randall, the GPM responsible for the Microsoft SQL Server physical storage engine that covered the topic in some detail. Unfortunately that was a bit of DBForums history that was lost in a server melt-down.

The actual thread is called the "Ghost Exorcisor" and it runs as a system task (higher CPU priority than a user task) according to rules that are fairly simple, but beyond user control. There is a trace flag that you can set to prevent the Ghost Exorciser from running, but this is a VERY bad idea in most cases.

If you want to pursue this issue, I would suggest that you contact Microsoft Professional Support Services. They will want a bunch of information from you, will probably not charge you for the call, and will probably have a lot of good ideas that will help you more than just turning the exorciser off.

-PatP

Problem with Full Text Search and Joined Tables

I have a sproc that accepts variables from an ASP page to process the
search for the user. The user can choose 3 methods:
1.)Any Occurence
2.)Word/Phrase
3.)Exact Word/Phrase
The sproc goes through some if statments to decide which sql statement
to execute based on the method chosen by the user. The user can also
type in a keyword (of course) but can apply the key word to one column
or two columns. The columns are Name and Description (even though
they may not be Name or Description in the database...just a generic
name to use). Since the sproc is not my problem i'll just give a
little exampe of how it works instead of posting all that code, heh.
if method = 1
Begin
if name and description = 1
Begin
execute sql
End
if name = 1
Begin
execute sql
End
if description = 1
Begin
execute sql
End
End
And the code would be the same for the next two methods. My problem
is with the sql statment that executes when the name and description
are equal to 1. I create views and usually do a join between the view
and the table i want to search on. Then i return the results and that
works fine. The problem with this search is that the Name column is
in one table and the Description in another. I still need the view
cause it contains the other 15 tables of info i use to display and
filter data. But i don't know how to search on both tables and get
the resutls i want. Here is my code so far...
Set @.stmt = 'Select * From cuPolicyMemosView
RIGHT OUTER JOIN CONTAINSTABLE(PolicyMemos, Name, ' + "'" + '"' +
@.strSearchLike + '"' + "'" + ') AS Search ON
cuPolicyMemosView.PolicyMemosID = Search.[KEY]
LEFT JOIN CONTAINSTABLE(PolicyMemosFormNumber, Description, ' + "'" +
'"' + @.strSearchLike + '"' + "'" + ') AS Search2 ON
cuPolicyMemosView.PMFNID = Search2.[KEY] Where ((DATEDIFF(d,
ExpirationDate + 30, GETDATE()) < 0) OR (ExpirationDate IS NULL))
ORDER BY ' + @.strSort
Exec(@.stmt)
I can get the Name just fine when i do a search. But i can't get the
Description. I've tried RIGHT, LEFT, FULL joins...can't get the
Description. I've heard that the only way might be to put the info i
get back from each table seperatley and the put that info in a temp
table and search off of that. That might be a possiblity, but i'm not
100% sure how to do it, heh. I would rather just have a way to alter
my current SQL statment, but if that can't be done then i'm open to
any other suggestions. I hope this all makes sense, heh, i know its a
little unclear...but if anyone has dealt with the joined tables search
problem and knows a good way around that problem in general then thats
all the help i need. Thanks in advance.
Taylor
Taylor,
I've read your posting with interest and it seems that this is the main
issue: "The problem with this search is that the Name column is
in one table and the Description in another. I still need the view cause it
contains the other 15 tables of info i use to display and filter data. But
i don't know how to search on both tables and get the results i want."
The problem of searching across tables with SQL FTS is well know as I posted
three times on this issue just yesterday... I've attached a SQL script file
(Containstable_multiple_tables.sql) with schema and inserted data that I
*think* is related to what you are trying to do, although it does not use
dynamic SQL code... Also, in your code snippet example below could you
provide the name of the view &/or code. If that's not possible, you can just
create a similar view with new tables that work with the tables in the
attached file.
Regards,
John
PS: If you cannot access the attached file, feel free to email me directly
and I'll email it to you.
"Taylor" <dryrye@.juno.com> wrote in message
news:9c0e390c.0409010657.4167393d@.posting.google.c om...
> I have a sproc that accepts variables from an ASP page to process the
> search for the user. The user can choose 3 methods:
> 1.)Any Occurence
> 2.)Word/Phrase
> 3.)Exact Word/Phrase
> The sproc goes through some if statments to decide which sql statement
> to execute based on the method chosen by the user. The user can also
> type in a keyword (of course) but can apply the key word to one column
> or two columns. The columns are Name and Description (even though
> they may not be Name or Description in the database...just a generic
> name to use). Since the sproc is not my problem i'll just give a
> little exampe of how it works instead of posting all that code, heh.
> if method = 1
> Begin
> if name and description = 1
> Begin
> execute sql
> End
> if name = 1
> Begin
> execute sql
> End
> if description = 1
> Begin
> execute sql
> End
> End
> And the code would be the same for the next two methods. My problem
> is with the sql statment that executes when the name and description
> are equal to 1. I create views and usually do a join between the view
> and the table i want to search on. Then i return the results and that
> works fine. The problem with this search is that the Name column is
> in one table and the Description in another. I still need the view
> cause it contains the other 15 tables of info i use to display and
> filter data. But i don't know how to search on both tables and get
> the resutls i want. Here is my code so far...
> Set @.stmt = 'Select * From cuPolicyMemosView
> RIGHT OUTER JOIN CONTAINSTABLE(PolicyMemos, Name, ' + "'" + '"' +
> @.strSearchLike + '"' + "'" + ') AS Search ON
> cuPolicyMemosView.PolicyMemosID = Search.[KEY]
> LEFT JOIN CONTAINSTABLE(PolicyMemosFormNumber, Description, ' + "'" +
> '"' + @.strSearchLike + '"' + "'" + ') AS Search2 ON
> cuPolicyMemosView.PMFNID = Search2.[KEY] Where ((DATEDIFF(d,
> ExpirationDate + 30, GETDATE()) < 0) OR (ExpirationDate IS NULL))
> ORDER BY ' + @.strSort
> Exec(@.stmt)
> I can get the Name just fine when i do a search. But i can't get the
> Description. I've tried RIGHT, LEFT, FULL joins...can't get the
> Description. I've heard that the only way might be to put the info i
> get back from each table seperatley and the put that info in a temp
> table and search off of that. That might be a possiblity, but i'm not
> 100% sure how to do it, heh. I would rather just have a way to alter
> my current SQL statment, but if that can't be done then i'm open to
> any other suggestions. I hope this all makes sense, heh, i know its a
> little unclear...but if anyone has dealt with the joined tables search
> problem and knows a good way around that problem in general then thats
> all the help i need. Thanks in advance.
> Taylor
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end
|||Here's my stab at this. Note that you have to change the @.separator value
from ' AND' to ' OR ' when you want to change from all the words to some of
the words.
create database test
go
use test
go
create table PolicyMemos
(
PolicyMemosID int not null primary key identity(1,1),
[Name] varchar(200),
ExpirationDate datetime
)
go
create table PolicyMemosFormNumber
(
PMFNID int not null primary key identity(1,1),
PolicyMemosID int not null foreign key references
policyMemos(PolicyMemosID ),
[Description] varchar(200)
)
go
alter View cuPolicyMemosView
as
select [Name], ExpirationDate, [Description]
,[policymemosid]=PolicyMemos.PolicyMemosID,PMFNID
from PolicyMemos, PolicyMemosFormNumber
where PolicyMemos.PolicyMemosID =PolicyMemosFormNumber.PolicyMemosID
go
sp_fulltext_database 'enable'
go
sp_fulltext_catalog 'test','create'
go
declare @.indexname varchar(130)
select @.indexname = name from sysindexes where id=object_id('PolicyMemos')
exec sp_fulltext_table 'PolicyMemos', 'create', 'test', @.indexname
go
sp_fulltext_column 'PolicyMemos','Name','add',1033
go
sp_fulltext_table 'PolicyMemos', 'activate'
go
sp_fulltext_table 'PolicyMemos', 'start_full'
go
declare @.indexname varchar(130)
select @.indexname = name from sysindexes where
id=object_id('PolicyMemosFormNumber')
exec sp_fulltext_table 'PolicyMemosFormNumber', 'create', 'test', @.indexname
go
sp_fulltext_column 'PolicyMemosFormNumber','Description','add',1033
go
sp_fulltext_table 'PolicyMemosFormNumber', 'activate'
go
sp_fulltext_table 'PolicyMemosFormNumber', 'start_full'
go
insert into PolicyMemos ([name], expirationdate) values('New York City',
getdate()-20)
go
insert into PolicyMemos ([name], expirationdate) values('Manhattan',
getdate()-30)
go
insert into PolicyMemos ([name], expirationdate) values('Jersey City',
getdate()-30)
go
insert into PolicyMemos ([name], expirationdate) values('Englishtown',
getdate()-30)
go
insert into PolicyMemosFormNumber (PolicyMemosID , description )
values(1,'study of water table levels')
go
insert into PolicyMemosFormNumber (PolicyMemosID , description )
values(1,'study of soil samples')
go
insert into PolicyMemosFormNumber (PolicyMemosID , description )
values(1,'study of granite formations')
go
insert into PolicyMemosFormNumber (PolicyMemosID , description )
values(2,'study of shale formations')
go
insert into PolicyMemosFormNumber (PolicyMemosID , description )
values(2,'study of marble formations')
go
insert into PolicyMemosFormNumber (PolicyMemosID , description )
values(2,'study of top soil')
go
declare @.strSort varchar(20)
set @.strSort ='Name'
declare @.stmt varchar(2000)
declare @.strSearchLike varchar(200)
declare @.strSearchParsed varchar(200)
declare @.separator varchar(5)
set @.separator=' OR '
set @.strSearchLike ='manhattan soil'
select @.strSearchLike=case when left(@.strSearchLike,1)=char(32) then
substring(@.strSearchLike,2,len(@.strSearchLike)-1) else @.strSearchLike end
set @.strSearchParsed=''
select @.strSearchlike =replace(@.strsearchLike,' ',char(32))
declare @.counter int
declare @.NumberOfWhiteSpaces int
set @.NumberOfWhiteSpaces=len(@.strSearchLike)-len(replace(@.strSearchLike,'
',''))
set @.counter=@.NumberOfWhiteSpaces
while @.counter >0
begin
select @.strSearchParsed=@.strSearchParsed+left(@.strSearchL ike, charindex('
',@.strSearchLike)-1)+ char(34)+@.separator+char(34)
if @.counter<>0
select @.strSearchlike=substring(@.strSearchLike,charindex( '
',@.strSearchLike)+1,len(@.strSearchLike))
select @.counter=@.counter-1
end
select @.strSearchParsed=char(34)+ @.strSearchParsed+
char(32)+@.strSearchLike+char(34)
Set @.stmt = 'Select * From cuPolicyMemosView
RIGHT OUTER JOIN CONTAINSTABLE(PolicyMemos, Name, ' ++char(39)+
@.strSearchParsed + char(39)+ ') AS Search ON
cuPolicyMemosView.PolicyMemosID = Search.[KEY]
LEFT JOIN CONTAINSTABLE(PolicyMemosFormNumber, Description, ' + char(39) +
@.strSearchParsed +char(39) + ') AS Search2 ON
cuPolicyMemosView.PMFNID = Search2.[KEY]
--Where ((DATEDIFF(d,ExpirationDate + 30, GETDATE()) < 0) OR (ExpirationDate
IS NULL))
ORDER BY ' + @.strSort
exec (@.stmt)
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"Taylor" <dryrye@.juno.com> wrote in message
news:9c0e390c.0409010657.4167393d@.posting.google.c om...
> I have a sproc that accepts variables from an ASP page to process the
> search for the user. The user can choose 3 methods:
> 1.)Any Occurence
> 2.)Word/Phrase
> 3.)Exact Word/Phrase
> The sproc goes through some if statments to decide which sql statement
> to execute based on the method chosen by the user. The user can also
> type in a keyword (of course) but can apply the key word to one column
> or two columns. The columns are Name and Description (even though
> they may not be Name or Description in the database...just a generic
> name to use). Since the sproc is not my problem i'll just give a
> little exampe of how it works instead of posting all that code, heh.
> if method = 1
> Begin
> if name and description = 1
> Begin
> execute sql
> End
> if name = 1
> Begin
> execute sql
> End
> if description = 1
> Begin
> execute sql
> End
> End
> And the code would be the same for the next two methods. My problem
> is with the sql statment that executes when the name and description
> are equal to 1. I create views and usually do a join between the view
> and the table i want to search on. Then i return the results and that
> works fine. The problem with this search is that the Name column is
> in one table and the Description in another. I still need the view
> cause it contains the other 15 tables of info i use to display and
> filter data. But i don't know how to search on both tables and get
> the resutls i want. Here is my code so far...
> Set @.stmt = 'Select * From cuPolicyMemosView
> RIGHT OUTER JOIN CONTAINSTABLE(PolicyMemos, Name, ' + "'" + '"' +
> @.strSearchLike + '"' + "'" + ') AS Search ON
> cuPolicyMemosView.PolicyMemosID = Search.[KEY]
> LEFT JOIN CONTAINSTABLE(PolicyMemosFormNumber, Description, ' + "'" +
> '"' + @.strSearchLike + '"' + "'" + ') AS Search2 ON
> cuPolicyMemosView.PMFNID = Search2.[KEY] Where ((DATEDIFF(d,
> ExpirationDate + 30, GETDATE()) < 0) OR (ExpirationDate IS NULL))
> ORDER BY ' + @.strSort
> Exec(@.stmt)
> I can get the Name just fine when i do a search. But i can't get the
> Description. I've tried RIGHT, LEFT, FULL joins...can't get the
> Description. I've heard that the only way might be to put the info i
> get back from each table seperatley and the put that info in a temp
> table and search off of that. That might be a possiblity, but i'm not
> 100% sure how to do it, heh. I would rather just have a way to alter
> my current SQL statment, but if that can't be done then i'm open to
> any other suggestions. I hope this all makes sense, heh, i know its a
> little unclear...but if anyone has dealt with the joined tables search
> problem and knows a good way around that problem in general then thats
> all the help i need. Thanks in advance.
> Taylor
|||note that in this statement select @.strSearchlike =replace(@.strsearchLike,'
',char(32))
I am replacing two consecutive white spaces with a single white space.
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"Hilary Cotter" <hilary.cotter@.gmail.com> wrote in message
news:ezWC7UPkEHA.2412@.TK2MSFTNGP15.phx.gbl...
> Here's my stab at this. Note that you have to change the @.separator value
> from ' AND' to ' OR ' when you want to change from all the words to some
of
> the words.
> create database test
> go
> use test
> go
> create table PolicyMemos
> (
> PolicyMemosID int not null primary key identity(1,1),
> [Name] varchar(200),
> ExpirationDate datetime
> )
> go
> create table PolicyMemosFormNumber
> (
> PMFNID int not null primary key identity(1,1),
> PolicyMemosID int not null foreign key references
> policyMemos(PolicyMemosID ),
> [Description] varchar(200)
> )
> go
> alter View cuPolicyMemosView
> as
> select [Name], ExpirationDate, [Description]
> ,[policymemosid]=PolicyMemos.PolicyMemosID,PMFNID
> from PolicyMemos, PolicyMemosFormNumber
> where PolicyMemos.PolicyMemosID =PolicyMemosFormNumber.PolicyMemosID
> go
> sp_fulltext_database 'enable'
> go
> sp_fulltext_catalog 'test','create'
> go
> declare @.indexname varchar(130)
> select @.indexname = name from sysindexes where id=object_id('PolicyMemos')
> exec sp_fulltext_table 'PolicyMemos', 'create', 'test', @.indexname
> go
> sp_fulltext_column 'PolicyMemos','Name','add',1033
> go
> sp_fulltext_table 'PolicyMemos', 'activate'
> go
> sp_fulltext_table 'PolicyMemos', 'start_full'
> go
> declare @.indexname varchar(130)
> select @.indexname = name from sysindexes where
> id=object_id('PolicyMemosFormNumber')
> exec sp_fulltext_table 'PolicyMemosFormNumber', 'create', 'test',
@.indexname
> go
> sp_fulltext_column 'PolicyMemosFormNumber','Description','add',1033
> go
> sp_fulltext_table 'PolicyMemosFormNumber', 'activate'
> go
> sp_fulltext_table 'PolicyMemosFormNumber', 'start_full'
> go
> insert into PolicyMemos ([name], expirationdate) values('New York City',
> getdate()-20)
> go
> insert into PolicyMemos ([name], expirationdate) values('Manhattan',
> getdate()-30)
> go
> insert into PolicyMemos ([name], expirationdate) values('Jersey City',
> getdate()-30)
> go
> insert into PolicyMemos ([name], expirationdate) values('Englishtown',
> getdate()-30)
> go
> insert into PolicyMemosFormNumber (PolicyMemosID , description )
> values(1,'study of water table levels')
> go
> insert into PolicyMemosFormNumber (PolicyMemosID , description )
> values(1,'study of soil samples')
> go
> insert into PolicyMemosFormNumber (PolicyMemosID , description )
> values(1,'study of granite formations')
> go
> insert into PolicyMemosFormNumber (PolicyMemosID , description )
> values(2,'study of shale formations')
> go
> insert into PolicyMemosFormNumber (PolicyMemosID , description )
> values(2,'study of marble formations')
> go
> insert into PolicyMemosFormNumber (PolicyMemosID , description )
> values(2,'study of top soil')
> go
>
> declare @.strSort varchar(20)
> set @.strSort ='Name'
> declare @.stmt varchar(2000)
> declare @.strSearchLike varchar(200)
> declare @.strSearchParsed varchar(200)
> declare @.separator varchar(5)
> set @.separator=' OR '
> set @.strSearchLike ='manhattan soil'
> select @.strSearchLike=case when left(@.strSearchLike,1)=char(32) then
> substring(@.strSearchLike,2,len(@.strSearchLike)-1) else @.strSearchLike end
> set @.strSearchParsed=''
> select @.strSearchlike =replace(@.strsearchLike,' ',char(32))
> declare @.counter int
> declare @.NumberOfWhiteSpaces int
> set @.NumberOfWhiteSpaces=len(@.strSearchLike)-len(replace(@.strSearchLike,'
> ',''))
> set @.counter=@.NumberOfWhiteSpaces
> while @.counter >0
> begin
> select @.strSearchParsed=@.strSearchParsed+left(@.strSearchL ike, charindex('
> ',@.strSearchLike)-1)+ char(34)+@.separator+char(34)
> if @.counter<>0
> select @.strSearchlike=substring(@.strSearchLike,charindex( '
> ',@.strSearchLike)+1,len(@.strSearchLike))
> select @.counter=@.counter-1
> end
> select @.strSearchParsed=char(34)+ @.strSearchParsed+
> char(32)+@.strSearchLike+char(34)
> Set @.stmt = 'Select * From cuPolicyMemosView
> RIGHT OUTER JOIN CONTAINSTABLE(PolicyMemos, Name, ' ++char(39)+
> @.strSearchParsed + char(39)+ ') AS Search ON
> cuPolicyMemosView.PolicyMemosID = Search.[KEY]
> LEFT JOIN CONTAINSTABLE(PolicyMemosFormNumber, Description, ' + char(39)
+
> @.strSearchParsed +char(39) + ') AS Search2 ON
> cuPolicyMemosView.PMFNID = Search2.[KEY]
> --Where ((DATEDIFF(d,ExpirationDate + 30, GETDATE()) < 0) OR
(ExpirationDate
> IS NULL))
> ORDER BY ' + @.strSort
> exec (@.stmt)
>
> --
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>
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>

Problem with Execute Process Task

Hi,

I have what should be a very simple process.

I have a FOREACHLOOP container, that is set up to loop through files in a directory:

Enumerator: Foreach File Enumerator

Folder: c:\myfolder

Files: *.txt

Retrieve: Name and extension

Variable mappings: User::file_name, Index 0

So far, so good...

Then, inside the FOREACHLOOP, I have an Execute Process Task, which is simply a .bat file that I am running, and passing the name of the file to:

For example: myBat.bat file_name

In the Execute Process Task, I have:

RequireFullFileName: false

Executable: c:\myFile\myBat.bat

WorkingDirectory: c:\myFile

StandardInputVariable: User::file_name

Everything else is set to the defaults.

However, when I execute my container, I get the following error:

Error: 0xC0029151 at Execute Process Task, Execute Process Task: In Executing "c:\myFile\myBat.bat" " " at "c:\myFile", The process exit code was "1", while the the expected was "0".

Is there anything I am obviously doing wrong here at the package level? When I run the .bat file from the command line, it works fine.

Thanks

Even when I remove the Standard Input Variable, and just put file name as the Argument, I still get an error. This is just running the Execute Process Task, not the loop, for one file only.

|||

Ok, I set the SucessValue = 1, instead of 0, and now it's running ok with the single file name argument.

However, when I change it back to the StandardInputVariable with the User::file_name, it doesn't run the batch file correctly, that is the batch file does not work as expected, which makes me wonder what the User::file_name variable looks like?

I set a breakpoint, but how can I see my watch variable?

Thanks!

|||Type User::file_name into the watch window.|||In the execute process task, if the processes uses command line arguments, as in
some_executable.exe arg1
or
some_batch_file.bat arg2

use the Arguments property.

If the process to execute is properly invoked as below, then it is expecting and will use the standard input file stream, not a command line argument, so use the StandardInputVariable property. Note setting the StandardInputVariable to the "User::file_name" is streaming in the name of the file, NOT the contents of the file (as in the echo "x" case below).

echo "x" | some_executable.exe

If the process expects both command line arguments and standard input, as follows:

echo "x" | some_executable.exe arg1

then use both task properties as well.

Problem with DTSX

I am trying to execute an DTSX for Exporting data from SQL 2005 to Access Database. From SQL Wizard, the Export process is running fine.

When I tried to execute the same using an Stored Procedure (
XP_CMDShell 'dtexec /F E:\Shared\Export\Export_Fame_Entity.dtsx') it is getting executed for long time.. but never gets completed and thus, not giving any error also.

Help required.........

regards,
Ravi K
Mascon Global Limited

In SQL Server 2005 the xp_cmdshell is disabled in new installations. This may be your problem. The Books Online topic, Surface Area Configuration for Features, rovides more information about enabling xp_cmdshell.

Also it looks like your command line is missing quotes. Try using "E:\Shared\Export\Export_Fame_Entity.dtsx"
I ran a package successfully from the Query window in SQL Server Management Studio using the following syntax
xp_cmdshell 'dtexec /f "C:\UpsertData.dtsx"'
The SQL Server 2005 Books Online topic, dtexec Utility, provides a wealth of information about running packages by using dtexec.

Marianne
SQL Server User Education
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.

Problem With DTS Package - To Delay Process

Hello All SQL Experts.

Need your advise on this. I have a DTS package which check for 2 dates and execute tasks when the date do not matched. The problem I am facing now is I could make the next step to start only if the previous step is completed. When the DTS package is executed, all steps being completed almost at the same time. See below / attached DTS package.

In the disgram, I have labelled 5 steps A ~ E, each step needs info from the finished product from previous step to produce correct result in it's own step. I couldn't schedule each step to run at different time because the DTS kicks off based on a file that comes in and each step doesn't have a fixed processing time to complete.

I have tried using On Success or On Complete and both options start the next step immediately not not wait for the job the complete or success. I guess this is because I have transferred the command to external when using command. Is there a way to control by some delay between each task?

Please advise. Thank you.

Each of the step has something like below (refreshing of excel file with macro build in):- I cannot build all macros into one file and run from the main excel.

declare @.MainUpdate datetime
declare @.TempUpdate datetime

select @.MainUpdate=Main_Update_CET from APMEAPV_Compare
select @.TempUpdate=Temp_Update_CET from APMEAPV_Compare
--select @.MainUpdate, @.TempUpdate

if @.MainUpdate<>@.TempUpdate
begin
DECLARE @.commandK varchar(1000)
SET @.commandK='Start Excel.exe "D:\Daily_Status_Report_EDWH\EDWH_Runbook_BTS.xls"'
exec master..xp_cmdshell @.commandK, No_Output

ENDIf you don't have the ability to crate a JOB on the server that will run steps
and create each step as a different DTS or executable command.

You can do a couple of things technically.

Put a step in the DTS to loop a number 36000 = 1 second I think.

Or You could use ACCESS (UGH) to create a virtual DTS and control each step from there You would need to make each step in the DTS a seperate DTS to do this.
opackage.LoadFromSQLServer Server, , , DTSSQLStgFlag_UseTrustedConnection, "", "", "", DTSPackage, 0

opackage.Execute

opackage.UnInitialize

Set opackage = Nothing

I would ask what are you trying to accomplish and is this the best tool to do this.

Hope this helps.|||Hello rbackmann.

Thank you for your advise. I have introduced a count in each step to delay the start and they worked ok for me.

Thank you.

problem with DTS package

have a DTS package which utilizes an "Execute Process
Task". This task calls a batch file on my server. I keep getting this error trying to run the DTS from sqlserver:

"CreateProcessTask 'DTSTask_DTSCreateProcessTask_1': Process returned code -1, which does not match the specified SuccessReturnCode of 1:

Does anyone know what this error mean? TIAWhat is the level of service pack on SQL & OS?|||Possibly the batch job you are calling is producing an error. Try executing your batch job from a command window and inspect its result.

kbk|||Also enable DTS package logging for more information on this behaviour.