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★First of all, I would like to thank the Netizens [from the SQL server technology space group] for their simple support... Note the difference between null and ''. Select * from table where fdate> comparison between '2007-6-7' or between time .......... ------------ Table field --------------- Create Table [DBO]. [stuinfo] ( [Fnumber] [int] identity (1, 1) not null, [Fname] [nvarchar] (30) Collate chinese_p

Label:1. Returns a valueDECLARE @count int exec @count = testreturn \ ' 111\ ', \ ' 222\ ' select @count@count is the value returned is the INT type2. Return a data tableStart by creating a new data tableCREATE TABLE Test ( tmp_order_id varchar (20))The returned data is then inserted into the tableGet the contents of a tableSELECT * FROM TestTo delete a generated data tableDROP TABLE test;For more details, refer to: http://blog.csdn.net/liangweiwei130/article/details/6691207How to get the ret

Use Fperp--Specifies the database to generate the data dictionaryGoSELECTTable name =case when a.colorder=1 then D.name else ' end,Table shows =case when a.colorder=1 then IsNull (F.value, ') Else ' end,Field Ordinal =a.colorder,Field name =a.name,Identify =case when ColumnProperty (A.id,a.name, ' isidentity ') =1 then ' √ ' Else ' end,Primary key =case when exists (SELECT 1 from sysobjects where xtype= ' PK ' and name in (SELECT name from sysindexes WHERE indid in (SELECT indid from Sysindexkey

SQL Server's extended storage process is actually a common WindowsDLL, but some functions are implemented according to certain rules. Recently, when writing an extended storage process, I found that there are still some important points to note when writing this kind of dynamic library. Note that the DLL runs in the address space of SQLServer. SQL Server's extended storage process is actually a common Windo

from syscolumns C where order by C. colidOpen syscolumns_cursorSet @ column =''Set @ columndata =''Fetch next from syscolumns_cursor into @ name, @ xtypeWhile @ fetch_status BeginIf @ fetch_status Begin-- If @ xtype not in (189,34, 35,99, 98) -- timestamp does not need to be processed. Image, text, ntext, SQL _variant will not be processed for the moment.BeginSet @ column = @ column + case when Len (@ column) = 0 then 'else', 'end + @ nameSet @ colum

Create procedure [DBO]. [sp_get_tree_relation] (@ Table_name nvarchar (50), @ ID nvarchar (50), @ name nvarchar (50), @ parent_id nvarchar (50), @ startid nvarchar (20 )) As Declare @ v_id int Declare @ v_level int Declare @ SQL nvarchar (500) Begin Create Table # temp (ID nvarchar (20), name nvarchar (50), parent_id nvarchar (20 )) Create Table # T1 (ID nvarchar (20), name nvarchar (50), parent_id nvarchar

One: Stored procedure implementation Paging Example: Query the property list ALTER procedure [dbo]. [Bm_getblocklist] @pageIndexint,-------number of pages @pagesizeint,---------number of bars displayed @cityidint asdeclare @sql nvarchar (max), @sql2 nvarchar (max)Set@sql ='F

Many friends may have been using SQL Server for development for some time, but have not or rarely used the stored procedures in the project, perhaps some friends think that there is no need to use stored procedures and so on. In fact, when you finish the maintenance phase of a project, you will find that the

] [nvarchar] (a) not null,[detailage] [i NT] not null,[createtime] [datetime] is not NULL);Dbo. F_rtnstrbysplitindex is a custom scalar-valued function that returns the string corresponding to the first number of delimiters, such as dbo. F_rtnstrbysplitindex (' Jack|lilei|tom|nike ', 3) returns TomHere is the creation of the functionCreate function [dbo]. [F_rtnstrbysplitindex] (@procStr nvarchar (max), @splitStrIdx int) returns nvarchar (+) asbegindeclare @rtnStr nvarchar (+) DECLARE @ Currents

ifExistsSelect* fromsysobjectswhereid = object_id (N'Dbo.test_cursor') and type ='P') Drop PROCEDURE dbo.test_cursorgoset ansi_nulls ongoset quoted_identifier ongocreate PROCEDURE test_ Cursorasdeclare @acctNbr varchar ( -);D eclare @acctName nvarchar ( -);D eclare mycursor Cursor forSelect Acctnbr,acctname fromBase. _member Order by Idopen Mycursorfetch next from MyCursor into @acctNbr, @acctName while(@ @

-- Paging field checkIf isnull (@ fieldkey, n'') =''BeginRaiserror (n' primary key (or unique key) required for paging processing)ReturnEnd -- Other parameter checks and specificationsIf isnull (@ pagecurrent, 0) If isnull (@ pagesize, 0) If isnull (@ fieldshow, n') = n' set @ fieldshow = n '*'If isnull (@ fieldorder, n'') = n''Set @ fieldorder = n''ElseSet @ fieldorder = n 'ORDER BY' + ltrim (@ fieldorder)If isnull (@ where, n'') = n''Set @ where = n''ElseSet @ where = n' where ('+ @ where + N

violated. In fact, I have been using the second option. In order to find convenience, I sometimes add CategoryID and Categorypath to the news sheet. And the algorithm I am going to say today is actually the improved version of the second scheme, and the general classification is to use a table to save the classified information. And here I am, to create two new tables, one table is to save the category information table, a Save the taxonomy table. The table structure is as follows: Table 1:t

Create proc Get_data(@Del_ID varchar (36))AsSELECT * from depts where [email protected]_idSELECT * FROM DeptsCREATE PROCEDURE Proc_insert_data@DealerID varchar (36)AsBeginDECLARE @count intSelect @count = (select count (*) from depts where [email protected])if (@count >0)BeginDelete from depts where [email protected]Insert into depts (deptname) VALUES (@DealerID)EndElseBeginInsert into depts (deptname) VALUES (@DealerID)EndEndSQL

In SQL Server, there are not many opportunities to extend the storage process for direct use.I have summarized several useful extended stored procedures as follows: -- Obtain the version number of MS SQLExecute master .. sp_msgetversionGo-- The effect is as follows:Character_value------------------------------------------8.00.760 1 3 (The number of affected r

We know that SQL Server has a very strong selection of drivers for a linked server (linked server), a linked server (linked server) that was recently established with the Microsoft OLE DB driver for ODBC, and when the

Small, with parametersif (exists (SELECT * from sys.objects where name = ' proc_get_purchasing2 '))drop proc Proc_get_studentGoALTER proc PROC_GET_PURCHASING2 (@today int)As--declare @today intDeclaration variablesdeclare @weeks nvarchar (3)Set Variable value set @weeksSet @weeks =case when @today = 1 Then ' Monday ' When @today = 2 Then ' Tuesday 'Else ' ERROR 'EndPrint @weeksEXEC proc_get_purchasing2 @today =2With loopsif (exists (SELECT * from sys.objects where name = ' Proc_get_purchasing3 '

Creates a temporary table that reports errors when inserting data into a temporary table. A start prompt does not open the primary key, and then the primary key is turned on to prompt the above error exception. Find information from the Internet did not find, and then to the group to ask you Daniel, a Daniel told me is not set the primary key. I took a closer look at the hint and realized that I had set the primary key temporarily. Code before the primary key: CREATE TABLE #TT ( cours

c++|server| backup | stored Procedure | server | client | data | database 1.Create A backup database stored procedure in master database. CREATE PROCEDURE backupdb @database varchar (1

is declared and needs to be inserted before the BEGIN keyword: dynamic RESULT sets 1LANGUAGE sql*/create PROCEDURE a_test2 ( V_c VARCHAR (()) DYNAMIC RESULT sets 1LANGUAGE sqlbegin DECLARE t_sql VARCHAR2 (a); DECLARE t_a VARCHAR2 (); DECLARE t_b VARCHAR2 (); DECLARE t_c VARCHAR2 (); DECLARE t_d VARCHAR2 (); --The t_stmt behind the for is consistent with the following

; set @userId = @userId; set @UserName = @UserName; set @passDate = @passDate; Set @inOut = @inOut; exec [dbo]. [Sendinfotoremotedb] @CardNo = @CardNo, @CardStyle = @CardStyle, @userId = @userId, @UserName = @UserName, @passDate = @ Passdate, @inOut = @inOutprint ' Send message successfully! ‘;Then the result was first run successfully, but the second time prompted Ims_srv_lnk to exist and not run. Back to think about the code inside the connection