Return data from a temp table

I have the following stored proc
CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo].[GetPartHistory]
@.PartID int
AS
DECLARE @.tmpStepData table(Station_Name varchar(20), Step int,
Step_Description varchar(200), Station_Step_Description varchar(200), Result
varchar(100), Operator_Name varchar(50), Result_Date datetime)
INSERT INTO @.tmpStepData
(Station_Name, Step, Step_Description, Station_Step_Description, Result,
Operator_Name, Result_Date)
SELECT
Station.Station_Name,
Traveler_Step.Step,
Traveler_Step.Step_Description,
Station_Step_Data.Station_step_Description,
Step_Result.Result,
Operator.Operator_Name,
Step_Result.Result_Date
FROM
Step_Result
INNER JOIN
Operator ON Step_Result.Operator_# = Operator.Operator_#
INNER JOIN
Station_Step_Data ON Step_Result.Station_Step_Data_# =
Station_Step_Data.Station_Step_Data_#
INNER JOIN
Traveler_Step ON Station_Step_Data.Traveler_Step_# =
Traveler_Step.Traveler_Step_#
INNER JOIN
Station ON Traveler_Step.Station_# = Station.Station_#
WHERE
Step_Result.Product_# = @.PartID
INSERT INTO @.tmpStepData
(Station_Name, Step, Step_Description, Station_Step_Description, Result,
Operator_Name, Result_Date)
SELECT
Station.Station_Name,
Traveler_Step.Step,
Traveler_Step.Step_Description,
Station_Step_Data.Station_step_Description,
Weight.Weight,
Operator.Operator_Name,
Weight.Weight_Date
FROM Traveler_Step INNER JOIN
Station_Step_Data ON Traveler_Step.Traveler_Step_# =
Station_Step_Data.Traveler_Step_# INNER JOIN
Station ON Traveler_Step.Station_# = Station.Station_#
INNER JOIN
Weight ON Station_Step_Data.Station_Step_Data_# =
Weight.Station_Step_Data_# INNER JOIN
Operator ON Weight.Operator_# = Operator.Operator_#
WHERE
Weight.Product_# = @.PartID
SELECT Station_Name, Step, Step_Description, Station_Step_Description,
Result, Operator_Name, Result_Date FROM @.tmpStepData ORDER BY STEP
GO
when executed in query analyser it returns the data I am after, but when I
try to access it via ADO I get nothing. What should I do to return data
from the temp table.
John WrightTry adding SET NOCOUNT ON in the beginning of the proc.
Tibor Karaszi, SQL Server MVP
http://www.karaszi.com/sqlserver/default.asp
http://www.solidqualitylearning.com/
"john wright" <riley_wright@.hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>I have the following stored proc
> CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo].[GetPartHistory]
> @.PartID int
> AS
> DECLARE @.tmpStepData table(Station_Name varchar(20), Step int, Step_Descri
ption varchar(200),
> Station_Step_Description varchar(200), Result varchar(100), Operator_Name
varchar(50), Result_Date
> datetime)
>
> INSERT INTO @.tmpStepData
> (Station_Name, Step, Step_Description, Station_Step_Description, Result,
Operator_Name,
> Result_Date)
> SELECT
> Station.Station_Name,
> Traveler_Step.Step,
> Traveler_Step.Step_Description,
> Station_Step_Data.Station_step_Description,
> Step_Result.Result,
> Operator.Operator_Name,
> Step_Result.Result_Date
> FROM
> Step_Result
> INNER JOIN
> Operator ON Step_Result.Operator_# = Operator.Operator_#
> INNER JOIN
> Station_Step_Data ON Step_Result.Station_Step_Data_# =
> Station_Step_Data.Station_Step_Data_#
> INNER JOIN
> Traveler_Step ON Station_Step_Data.Traveler_Step_# = Traveler_
Step.Traveler_Step_#
> INNER JOIN
> Station ON Traveler_Step.Station_# = Station.Station_#
> WHERE
> Step_Result.Product_# = @.PartID
> INSERT INTO @.tmpStepData
> (Station_Name, Step, Step_Description, Station_Step_Description, Result
, Operator_Name,
> Result_Date)
> SELECT
> Station.Station_Name,
> Traveler_Step.Step,
> Traveler_Step.Step_Description,
> Station_Step_Data.Station_step_Description,
> Weight.Weight,
> Operator.Operator_Name,
> Weight.Weight_Date
> FROM Traveler_Step INNER JOIN
> Station_Step_Data ON Traveler_Step.Traveler_Step_# =
> Station_Step_Data.Traveler_Step_# INNER JOIN
> Station ON Traveler_Step.Station_# = Station.Station_
# INNER JOIN
> Weight ON Station_Step_Data.Station_Step_Data_# = Wei
ght.Station_Step_Data_#
> INNER JOIN
> Operator ON Weight.Operator_# = Operator.Operator_#
> WHERE
> Weight.Product_# = @.PartID
> SELECT Station_Name, Step, Step_Description, Station_Step_Description, Res
ult, Operator_Name,
> Result_Date FROM @.tmpStepData ORDER BY STEP
> GO
>
> when executed in query analyser it returns the data I am after, but when I
try to access it via
> ADO I get nothing. What should I do to return data from the temp table.
> John Wright
>|||Yea that did it. I remembered just after I posted the message.
John
"john wright" <riley_wright@.hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>I have the following stored proc
> CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo].[GetPartHistory]
> @.PartID int
> AS
> DECLARE @.tmpStepData table(Station_Name varchar(20), Step int,
> Step_Description varchar(200), Station_Step_Description varchar(200),
> Result varchar(100), Operator_Name varchar(50), Result_Date datetime)
>
> INSERT INTO @.tmpStepData
> (Station_Name, Step, Step_Description, Station_Step_Description, Result,
> Operator_Name, Result_Date)
> SELECT
> Station.Station_Name,
> Traveler_Step.Step,
> Traveler_Step.Step_Description,
> Station_Step_Data.Station_step_Description,
> Step_Result.Result,
> Operator.Operator_Name,
> Step_Result.Result_Date
> FROM
> Step_Result
> INNER JOIN
> Operator ON Step_Result.Operator_# = Operator.Operator_#
> INNER JOIN
> Station_Step_Data ON Step_Result.Station_Step_Data_# =
> Station_Step_Data.Station_Step_Data_#
> INNER JOIN
> Traveler_Step ON Station_Step_Data.Traveler_Step_# =
> Traveler_Step.Traveler_Step_#
> INNER JOIN
> Station ON Traveler_Step.Station_# = Station.Station_#
> WHERE
> Step_Result.Product_# = @.PartID
> INSERT INTO @.tmpStepData
> (Station_Name, Step, Step_Description, Station_Step_Description,
> Result, Operator_Name, Result_Date)
> SELECT
> Station.Station_Name,
> Traveler_Step.Step,
> Traveler_Step.Step_Description,
> Station_Step_Data.Station_step_Description,
> Weight.Weight,
> Operator.Operator_Name,
> Weight.Weight_Date
> FROM Traveler_Step INNER JOIN
> Station_Step_Data ON Traveler_Step.Traveler_Step_# =
> Station_Step_Data.Traveler_Step_# INNER JOIN
> Station ON Traveler_Step.Station_# =
> Station.Station_# INNER JOIN
> Weight ON Station_Step_Data.Station_Step_Data_# =
> Weight.Station_Step_Data_# INNER JOIN
> Operator ON Weight.Operator_# = Operator.Operator_#
> WHERE
> Weight.Product_# = @.PartID
> SELECT Station_Name, Step, Step_Description, Station_Step_Description,
> Result, Operator_Name, Result_Date FROM @.tmpStepData ORDER BY STEP
> GO
>
> when executed in query analyser it returns the data I am after, but when I
> try to access it via ADO I get nothing. What should I do to return data
> from the temp table.
> John Wright
>

Return COMPUTE from stored proc

I'm trying to figure out how to get my stored proc below to just return the result for COMPUTE only:
ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[procname]
AS
BEGIN
Select (cast(FGoal as numeric(30,2)) / FSched) * 100 AS gt
from DR WHERE e='06'
group by CustomerName,
CustomerNumber,
FGoal,
FSched
order by CustomerNumber
COMPUTE SUM((cast(FGoal as numeric(30,2)) / FSched) * 100)
END
When my stored proc is run, it should only return one value, the result of COMPUTE SUM((cast(FGoal as numeric(30,2)) / FSched) * 100). Right now however, it returns only the list from the select (below) which I don't want, I just want the COMPUTE value returned which is one value (the sum of the items below):
27256.000000
14218.000000
0.000000
14930.000000
54824.000000
148616.666667
73320.000000
85956.000000
105507.500000
67911.904762
55276.190476
14467.500000
5985.000000
20910.000000
118784.000000
5340.000000
5295.000000
567.500000

It is not possible to modify behavior of COMPUTE. It is a non-standard / proprietary extension so you should avoid using it. Instead write your own query using say ROLLUP/CUBE operator to get the sum at the desired levels. This will allow you to control the output rows by filtering on GROUPING function return values. See BOL for examples.|||

Thanks figured that after spending half my day trying. I found a way to sum what I needed and return one GT without compute:

Select Total = SUM(gt)

FROM

(Select DistinctCustomerName,

CustomerNumber,

FeeGoal_AZ AS FG,

FeeSchedule,

(cast(FeeGoal_AZ as numeric(30,10)) / FeeSchedule) * 100 AS gt

from DCR WHERE branch='00002'

group by CustomerName,

CustomerNumber,

FeeGoal_AZ,

FeeSchedule

) as dTable

retrive all records within the Case statment

i want to filter a table by a view using a defind function
for example:
select * from person
where dbo.person.company like case CmpName()
when 'all' then '%'
else CmpName()
end
prblem is that '%' doesn't show the records with NULL value
how can i
thanks
samTry using IS NULL clause
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
Regards,
Uwa Agbonile[MSFT]
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> i want to filter a table by a view using a defind function
> for example:
> select * from person
> where dbo.person.company like case CmpName()
> when 'all' then '%'
> else CmpName()
> end
> prblem is that '%' doesn't show the records with NULL value
> how can i
> thanks
> sam
>|||"IS NULL" is not working with "=" , or "Like" operators
so i can not use it with the "CASE" statment
"Uwa Agbonile [MSFT]" <uwaag@.online.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Try using IS NULL clause
> --
> This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no
> rights.
> Regards,
> Uwa Agbonile[MSFT]
> "Sam" <focus10@.zahav.net.il> wrote in message
> news:uWyStcqYFHA.3364@.TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
>

retrive all records within the Case statment

i want to filter a table by a view using a defind function
for example:
select * from person
where dbo.person.company like case CmpName()
when 'all' then '%'
else CmpName()
end
prblem is that '%' doesn't show the records with NULL value
how can i
thanks
sam
Try using IS NULL clause
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.
Regards,
Uwa Agbonile[MSFT]
"Sam" <focus10@.zahav.net.il> wrote in message
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> i want to filter a table by a view using a defind function
> for example:
> select * from person
> where dbo.person.company like case CmpName()
> when 'all' then '%'
> else CmpName()
> end
> prblem is that '%' doesn't show the records with NULL value
> how can i
> thanks
> sam
>
|||"IS NULL" is not working with "=" , or "Like" operators
so i can not use it with the "CASE" statment
"Uwa Agbonile [MSFT]" <uwaag@.online.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Try using IS NULL clause
> --
> This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no
> rights.
> Regards,
> Uwa Agbonile[MSFT]
> "Sam" <focus10@.zahav.net.il> wrote in message
> news:uWyStcqYFHA.3364@.TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
>
sql

retrieving selected join records

Hi,
I have the folowing 3 (SS2005) tables:

CREATE TABLE [dbo].[tblSubscription](
[SubscriptionID] [int] IDENTITY(1000000,1) NOT NULL,
[SubscriberID] [int] NOT NULL,
[Status] [int] NOT NULL,
[JournalID] [int] NOT NULL,

CREATE TABLE [dbo].[tblTransaction](
[TransactionID] [bigint] IDENTITY(100000000,1) NOT NULL,
[TransactionTypeID] [int] NOT NULL,
[SubscriptionID] [int] NOT NULL,
[Created] [datetime] NOT NULL,

CREATE TABLE [dbo].[tblMailing](
[MialingID] [bigint] IDENTITY(1000000000,1) NOT NULL,
[SubscriptionID] [int] NOT NULL,
[MailTypeID] [int] NOT NULL,
[MailDate] [datetime] NOT NULL

So for each subscription there can be 1 or more transactions and 0 or
more mailings, and the mailings are not necassarily related to the
transactions. What I am having difficulty doing is this:

I wish to select tblMailing.MailingID, tblMailing.MailDate,
tblMailing.SubscriptionID (or tblSubscription.SubscriptionID),
tblSubscription.SubscriberID, tblSubscription.Status,
tblTransaction.TransactionID, tblTransaction.Created, but I only wish
to retrieve rows from the transaction table where
tblTransaction.Created is the latest dated transaction for that
subscription.
I.E. (maybe this makes more sense..:) I wish to select all rows from
tblMailing along with each mailing's relevent subscription details,
including details of the LATEST TRANSACTION for each of those
subscriptions.

I am currently working along the lines of MAX(tblTransaction.Created)
and possibly GROUP BY in a subquery, but cannot quite figure out the
logic.

Any help appreciated.

Thanks, KoG

King:

Are you wanting the subscription record to appear in the report even if there are as of yet no mailings? That is, do I need to use an outer join or an inner join? I am for the moment assuming that you want the inner join.

Dave

|||

set nocount on
declare @.tblSubscription table
( subscriptionID integer not null,
subscriberID integer not null,
status integer not null,
journalID integer not null,
primary key (subscriptionID)
)

declare @.tblTransaction table
( transactionID integer not null,
transactionTypeId integer not null,
subscriptionID integer not null,
created datetime not null
primary key (transactionID),
unique (subscriptionID, transactionID)
)

declare @.tblMailing table
( mailingId bigint not null,
subscriptionID integer not null,
mailTypeId integer not null,
mailDate datetime not null,
primary key (mailingID),
unique (subscriptionId, mailingId)
)

insert into @.tblSubscription values (1000001, 1000001, 1, 1)
insert into @.tblSubscription values (1000002, 1000002, 1, 1)
insert into @.tblSubscription values (1000003, 1000001, 2, 1)
--select * from @.tblSubscription

insert into @.tblTransaction values (1000001, 1, 1000001, '3/15/6' )
insert into @.tblTransaction values (1000002, 2, 1000001, '4/7/6' )
insert into @.tblTransaction values (1000003, 1, 1000002, '4/3/6' )
insert into @.tblTransaction values (1000004, 1, 1000003, '5/8/6' )
insert into @.tblTransaction values (1000005, 2, 1000003, '10/14/6')
insert into @.tblTransaction values (1000006, 4, 1000003, '9/1/6' )
--select * from @.tblTransaction

insert into @.tblMailing values (1000001, 1000001, 1, '3/15/6' )
insert into @.tblMailing values (1000002, 1000001, 2, '4/4/6' )
insert into @.tblMailing values (1000003, 1000003, 1, '5/9/6' )
insert into @.tblMailing values (1000004, 1000003, 3, '9/3/6' )
--select * from @.tblMailing

--set statistics io on
select m.mailingId,
m.MailDate,
s.subscriptionId,
s.subscriberId,
s.Status,
t.TransactionId,
t.created
from @.tblSubscription s
inner join @.tblMailing m
on s.subscriptionId = m.subscriptionId
inner join
( select q.subscriptionId,
q.transactionId,
row_number () over
( partition by q.subscriptionId
order by q.created desc, q.transactionId desc
) as Seq,
created
from @.tblTransaction q
) t
on t.subscriptionId = s.subscriptionId
and seq = 1
--set statistics io off

-- -- Sample Output: -

-- mailingId MailDate subscriptionId subscriberId Status TransactionId created
-- -- -- -- -- - --
-- 1000001 2006-03-15 00:00:00.000 1000001 1000001 1 1000002 2006-04-07 00:00:00.000
-- 1000002 2006-04-04 00:00:00.000 1000001 1000001 1 1000002 2006-04-07 00:00:00.000
-- 1000003 2006-05-09 00:00:00.000 1000003 1000001 2 1000005 2006-10-14 00:00:00.000
-- 1000004 2006-09-03 00:00:00.000 1000003 1000001 2 1000005 2006-10-14 00:00:00.000

|||Hi Dave,

I only wish to select subscription rows where there is a mailing associated with the subscription. In fact, the driver of the query should be the mailings table, so for each row in tblMailing get the relevent subscription (& latest transaction) data. That means there may be several rows where the data in the subscription-related columns (& hence transaction related ones too) are the same, as a subscription may have several mailings.

I assume that means the inner join is required..

Thanks, Nick
sql

Retrieve the version of SQL Server from within a user defined function

EXEC master.dbo.xp_msver ProductVersion can be used to return the server version in a resultset. I need this to do some conditional coding between varchar and varchar(max) in a UDF, so size of the text I return must be different between the SQL2000 and SQL2005.

I cant call an xp_ that returns a resultset within a UDF can I, so how can I get the SQL version?

have you tried

select serverproperty('ProductVersion') as character_value

Denis the SQL Menace

http://sqlservercode.blogspot.com/

|||

You can use @.@.Version within a user defined function. I tested the following code in both SQL 2000 and SQL 2005. Hope this helps.

Alter Function dbo.VersionNumber()

Returns int

As

Begin

Declare @.Temp VarChar(1000)

Declare @.Output Int

Select @.Temp = @.@.Version

Set @.Temp = Replace(Left(@.Temp, CharIndex('-', @.Temp)-1), 'Microsoft SQL Server', '')

If IsNumeric(@.Temp) =1

Set @.Output = Convert(int, @.Temp)

Else

Set @.Output = 0

Return @.Output

End

go

Select dbo.VersionNumber()

|||

serverproperty works very nicely, thanks.

I had tried @.@.VERSION, which worked, but not pleasant. Now changed to serverproperty