Hi!!
I have 2 tables in a report that runs against the same dataset. And
when I try to filter on a field called T0650_CONDITION_TYPE_ID, I get
an error.
"The processing of filter expression for the table 'table2' cannot be
performed. The comparison failed. Please check the data type retured
by filter expression."
The filter is =Fields!T0650_CONDITION_TYPE_ID.Value = 2
I've searched the internet and found different suggestions to
solutions but none of them works.
I've tried to =2 in the value-field, I have tried to convert, but I
doesn't get it to work.
And I need this filter to just show T0650_CONDITION_TYPE_ID.Value = 1
in one table and T0650_CONDITION_TYPE_ID.Value = 2 in the other.
I have tried to hide, but then I get empty spaces, and it doesn't look
good.
T0650_CONDITION_TYPE_ID is a tinyint.
I'm grateful for any help
BR LottaCould you try
=(CInt(Fields!T0650_CONDITION_TYPE_ID.Value) = 2) ?
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"Lotta" <lotta.svensson@.europeiska.com> wrote in message
news:7ec6061a.0503020012.eb2f8f0@.posting.google.com...
> Hi!!
> I have 2 tables in a report that runs against the same dataset. And
> when I try to filter on a field called T0650_CONDITION_TYPE_ID, I get
> an error.
> "The processing of filter expression for the table 'table2' cannot be
> performed. The comparison failed. Please check the data type retured
> by filter expression."
> The filter is =Fields!T0650_CONDITION_TYPE_ID.Value = 2
> I've searched the internet and found different suggestions to
> solutions but none of them works.
> I've tried to =2 in the value-field, I have tried to convert, but I
> doesn't get it to work.
> And I need this filter to just show T0650_CONDITION_TYPE_ID.Value = 1
> in one table and T0650_CONDITION_TYPE_ID.Value = 2 in the other.
> I have tried to hide, but then I get empty spaces, and it doesn't look
> good.
> T0650_CONDITION_TYPE_ID is a tinyint.
> I'm grateful for any help
> BR Lotta
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Error when running a Query
In query analyzer, when I have a cursor that runs through some code
enclosed in the begin and end statements. But, if the cursor dataset is
larger then 20 records, on the 20th record, it will give me this error.
The first 19 records will process fine.
[Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][DBNETLIB]ConnectionRead (WrapperRead()).
Server: Msg 11, Level 16, State 1, Line 0
General network error. Check your network documentation.
Connection Broken
What would cause this error?
That's pretty tough to answer without actually seeing the code.
Andrew J. Kelly SQL MVP
"Roger" <Roger@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:CFB808F4-DA2A-4C88-97C8-083B2EBCBEA0@.microsoft.com...
> In query analyzer, when I have a cursor that runs through some code
> enclosed in the begin and end statements. But, if the cursor dataset is
> larger then 20 records, on the 20th record, it will give me this error.
> The first 19 records will process fine.
> [Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][DBNETLIB]ConnectionRead
> (WrapperRead()).
> Server: Msg 11, Level 16, State 1, Line 0
> General network error. Check your network documentation.
> Connection Broken
> What would cause this error?
|||DECLARE Cust_Cursor CURSOR FOR
select distinct tp, tpprimnetwork from #pricesheetNCustWithAddr
OPEN Cust_Cursor
FETCH NEXT FROM Cust_Cursor
INTO @.CustNo,@.TPNetwork
WHILE @.@.FETCH_STATUS = 0
BEGIN
execute sql4.dx_custom.dbo.dx_COM_RetrieveInvoiceToCustome r @.CustNo,
@.TPNetwork, @.InvcToTP = @.InvcToCust output
update #pricesheetNCustWithAddr
set InvcToTP = @.InvcToCust
where tp = @.CustNo
FETCH NEXT FROM Cust_Cursor
INTO @.CustNo,@.TPNetwork
END
CLOSE Cust_Cursor
DEALLOCATE Cust_Cursor
###########################################
CREATE procedure dx_COM_RetrieveInvoiceToCustomer (@.CustNo varchar(8),
@.TPNetwork varchar(100),
@.InvcToTP varchar(8) output)
as
--************************************************** *************
--* DateWhoDescription
--*----
--* 02/17/2005rhsiehNew
--* 02/22/2005rhsiehNetwork Nodes
--************************************************** *************
--attempts to go 9 layers down the tradingpartner network
--retrieve all the child nodes
select cnode.objectid, cnode.parentobjectid, cnode.tp, cnode.tpobjectid,
isnull(cnodeTP.hasinvoicetorole,null) as InvcToRole
into #NetworkNodes
from erp_p..coNetworkNode cnode
join erp_p..fdtradingpartne cnodeTP on cnodeTP.objectid = cnode.tpobjectid
where parentclassid = 10664 and collectionid = 1
--get the tp network and root node of the tradingpartner network
select ctn.tpnetworktpnname as TPNetwork,
rnode.objectid as RootNodeOID,
rnode.tp as RootNodeTP,
rnodeTP.hasinvoicetorole as RootNodeTPInvcToRole
into #Network1
from erp_p..coTPNetwork ctn
join erp_p..coVersionNode cvn on cvn.parentobjectid = ctn.objectid
join erp_p..coNetworkNode rnode on rnode.objectid = cvn.rootnodeobjectid
join erp_p..fdtradingpartne rnodeTP on rnodeTP.objectid = rnode.tpobjectid
where ctn.tpnetworktpnname = @.TPNetwork
and cvn.parentclassid = 11274 and cvn.collectionid = 1
and ctn.tpnetworkinsttype = 0
--get the child node(s) for the root node of the tradingparter network
select n1.*,
cnode.objectid as NodeOID1,
cnode.tp as TP1,
cnode.InvcToRole as TPInvcToRole1
into #network2
from #network1 n1
left join #NetworkNodes cnode on cnode.parentobjectid = n1.RootNodeOID
--get the child node(s) for the first child node of the tradingparter network
select n1.*,
cnode.objectid as NodeOID2,
cnode.tp as TP2,
cnode.InvcToRole as TPInvcToRole2
into #network3
from #network2 n1
left join #NetworkNodes cnode on cnode.parentobjectid = n1.NodeOID1
--get the child node(s) for the previous child node of the tradingparter
network
select n1.*,
cnode.objectid as NodeOID3,
cnode.tp as TP3,
cnode.InvcToRole as TPInvcToRole3
into #network4
from #network3 n1
left join #NetworkNodes cnode on cnode.parentobjectid = n1.NodeOID2
--get the child node(s) for the previous child node of the tradingparter
network
select n1.*,
cnode.objectid as NodeOID4,
cnode.tp as TP4,
cnode.InvcToRole as TPInvcToRole4
into #network5
from #network4 n1
left join #NetworkNodes cnode on cnode.parentobjectid = n1.NodeOID3
--get the child node(s) for the previous child node of the tradingparter
network
select n1.*,
cnode.objectid as NodeOID5,
cnode.tp as TP5,
cnode.InvcToRole as TPInvcToRole5
into #network6
from #network5 n1
left join #NetworkNodes cnode on cnode.parentobjectid = n1.NodeOID4
/* ##COMMENTED OUT FOR NOT CAUSE A NETWORK WOULD NOT GO DOWN THIS FAR, BUT
LEFT IN IF IT DOES IN THE FUTURE##
--get the child node(s) for the previous child node of the tradingparter
network
select n1.*,
cnode.objectid as NodeOID6,
cnode.tp as TP6,
cnode.InvcToRole as TPInvcToRole6
into #network7
from #network6 n1
left join #NetworkNodes cnode on cnode.parentobjectid = n1.NodeOID5
--get the child node(s) for the previous child node of the tradingparter
network
select n1.*,
cnode.objectid as NodeOID7,
cnode.tp as TP7,
cnode.InvcToRole as TPInvcToRole7
into #network8
from #network7 n1
left join #NetworkNodes cnode on cnode.parentobjectid = n1.NodeOID6
--get the child node(s) for the previous child node of the tradingparter
network
select n1.*,
cnode.objectid as NodeOID8,
cnode.tp as TP8,
cnode.InvcToRole as TPInvcToRole8
into #network9
from #network8 n1
left join #NetworkNodes cnode on cnode.parentobjectid = n1.NodeOID7
*/
declare @.RootTP varchar(8), @.RootInvcToRole int,
@.TP1 varchar(8), @.TPInvcToRole1 int,
@.TP2 varchar(8), @.TPInvcToRole2 int,
@.TP3 varchar(8), @.TPInvcToRole3 int,
@.TP4 varchar(8), @.TPInvcToRole4 int,
@.TP5 varchar(8), @.TPInvcToRole5 int
DECLARE Customer_Cursor CURSOR FOR
select RootNodeTP, RootNodeTPInvcToRole,
TP1, TPInvcToRole1,
TP2, TPInvcToRole2,
TP3, TPInvcToRole3,
TP4, TPInvcToRole4,
TP5, TPInvcToRole5
from #network6
where tp5 = @.CustNo
OPEN Customer_Cursor
FETCH NEXT FROM Customer_Cursor
INTO @.RootTP, @.RootInvcToRole,
@.TP1, @.TPInvcToRole1,
@.TP2, @.TPInvcToRole2,
@.TP3, @.TPInvcToRole3,
@.TP4, @.TPInvcToRole4,
@.TP5, @.TPInvcToRole5
WHILE @.@.FETCH_STATUS = 0
BEGIN
if @.TPInvcToRole5 = 1
begin
set @.InvcToTP = @.TP5
CLOSE Customer_Cursor
DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
return 0
end
if @.TPInvcToRole4 = 1
begin
set @.InvcToTP = @.TP4
CLOSE Customer_Cursor
DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
return 0
end
if @.TPInvcToRole3 = 1
begin
set @.InvcToTP = @.TP3
CLOSE Customer_Cursor
DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
return 0
end
if @.TPInvcToRole2 = 1
begin
set @.InvcToTP = @.TP2
CLOSE Customer_Cursor
DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
return 0
end
if @.TPInvcToRole1 = 1
begin
set @.InvcToTP = @.TP1
CLOSE Customer_Cursor
DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
return 0
end
if @.RootInvcToRole = 1
begin
set @.InvcToTP = @.RootTP
CLOSE Customer_Cursor
DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
return 0
end
FETCH NEXT FROM Employee_Cursor
INTO @.RootTP, @.RootInvcToRole,
@.TP1, @.TPInvcToRole1,
@.TP2, @.TPInvcToRole2,
@.TP3, @.TPInvcToRole3,
@.TP4, @.TPInvcToRole4,
@.TP5, @.TPInvcToRole5
END
CLOSE Customer_Cursor
DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
DECLARE Customer_Cursor CURSOR FOR
select RootNodeTP, RootNodeTPInvcToRole,
TP1, TPInvcToRole1,
TP2, TPInvcToRole2,
TP3, TPInvcToRole3,
TP4, TPInvcToRole4
from #network6
where tp4 = @.CustNo
OPEN Customer_Cursor
FETCH NEXT FROM Customer_Cursor
INTO @.RootTP, @.RootInvcToRole,
@.TP1, @.TPInvcToRole1,
@.TP2, @.TPInvcToRole2,
@.TP3, @.TPInvcToRole3,
@.TP4, @.TPInvcToRole4
WHILE @.@.FETCH_STATUS = 0
BEGIN
if @.TPInvcToRole4 = 1
begin
set @.InvcToTP = @.TP4
CLOSE Customer_Cursor
DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
return 0
end
if @.TPInvcToRole3 = 1
begin
set @.InvcToTP = @.TP3
CLOSE Customer_Cursor
DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
return 0
end
if @.TPInvcToRole2 = 1
begin
set @.InvcToTP = @.TP2
CLOSE Customer_Cursor
DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
return 0
end
if @.TPInvcToRole1 = 1
begin
set @.InvcToTP = @.TP1
CLOSE Customer_Cursor
DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
return 0
end
if @.RootInvcToRole = 1
begin
set @.InvcToTP = @.RootTP
CLOSE Customer_Cursor
DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
return 0
end
FETCH NEXT FROM Employee_Cursor
INTO @.RootTP, @.RootInvcToRole,
@.TP1, @.TPInvcToRole1,
@.TP2, @.TPInvcToRole2,
@.TP3, @.TPInvcToRole3,
@.TP4, @.TPInvcToRole4
END
CLOSE Customer_Cursor
DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
DECLARE Customer_Cursor CURSOR FOR
select RootNodeTP, RootNodeTPInvcToRole,
TP1, TPInvcToRole1,
TP2, TPInvcToRole2,
TP3, TPInvcToRole3
from #network6
where tp3 = @.CustNo
OPEN Customer_Cursor
FETCH NEXT FROM Customer_Cursor
INTO @.RootTP, @.RootInvcToRole,
@.TP1, @.TPInvcToRole1,
@.TP2, @.TPInvcToRole2,
@.TP3, @.TPInvcToRole3
WHILE @.@.FETCH_STATUS = 0
BEGIN
if @.TPInvcToRole3 = 1
begin
set @.InvcToTP = @.TP3
CLOSE Customer_Cursor
DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
return 0
end
if @.TPInvcToRole2 = 1
begin
set @.InvcToTP = @.TP2
CLOSE Customer_Cursor
DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
return 0
end
if @.TPInvcToRole1 = 1
begin
set @.InvcToTP = @.TP1
CLOSE Customer_Cursor
DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
return 0
end
if @.RootInvcToRole = 1
begin
set @.InvcToTP = @.RootTP
CLOSE Customer_Cursor
DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
return 0
end
FETCH NEXT FROM Employee_Cursor
INTO @.RootTP, @.RootInvcToRole,
@.TP1, @.TPInvcToRole1,
@.TP2, @.TPInvcToRole2,
@.TP3, @.TPInvcToRole3
END
CLOSE Customer_Cursor
DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
DECLARE Customer_Cursor CURSOR FOR
select RootNodeTP, RootNodeTPInvcToRole,
TP1, TPInvcToRole1,
TP2, TPInvcToRole2
from #network6
where tp2 = @.CustNo
OPEN Customer_Cursor
FETCH NEXT FROM Customer_Cursor
INTO @.RootTP, @.RootInvcToRole,
@.TP1, @.TPInvcToRole1,
@.TP2, @.TPInvcToRole2
WHILE @.@.FETCH_STATUS = 0
BEGIN
if @.TPInvcToRole2 = 1
begin
set @.InvcToTP = @.TP2
CLOSE Customer_Cursor
DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
return 0
end
if @.TPInvcToRole1 = 1
begin
set @.InvcToTP = @.TP1
CLOSE Customer_Cursor
DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
return 0
end
if @.RootInvcToRole = 1
begin
set @.InvcToTP = @.RootTP
CLOSE Customer_Cursor
DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
return 0
end
FETCH NEXT FROM Employee_Cursor
INTO @.RootTP, @.RootInvcToRole,
@.TP1, @.TPInvcToRole1,
@.TP2, @.TPInvcToRole2
END
CLOSE Customer_Cursor
DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
DECLARE Customer_Cursor CURSOR FOR
select RootNodeTP, RootNodeTPInvcToRole,
TP1, TPInvcToRole1
from #network6
where tp1 = @.CustNo
OPEN Customer_Cursor
FETCH NEXT FROM Customer_Cursor
INTO @.RootTP, @.RootInvcToRole,
@.TP1, @.TPInvcToRole1
WHILE @.@.FETCH_STATUS = 0
BEGIN
if @.TPInvcToRole1 = 1
begin
set @.InvcToTP = @.TP1
CLOSE Customer_Cursor
DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
return 0
end
if @.RootInvcToRole = 1
begin
set @.InvcToTP = @.RootTP
CLOSE Customer_Cursor
DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
return 0
end
FETCH NEXT FROM Employee_Cursor
INTO @.RootTP, @.RootInvcToRole,
@.TP1, @.TPInvcToRole1
END
CLOSE Customer_Cursor
DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
DECLARE Customer_Cursor CURSOR FOR
select RootNodeTP, RootNodeTPInvcToRole
from #network6
where RootNodeTP = @.CustNo
OPEN Customer_Cursor
FETCH NEXT FROM Customer_Cursor
INTO @.RootTP, @.RootInvcToRole
WHILE @.@.FETCH_STATUS = 0
BEGIN
if @.RootInvcToRole = 1
begin
set @.InvcToTP = @.RootTP
CLOSE Customer_Cursor
DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
return 0
end
FETCH NEXT FROM Employee_Cursor
INTO @.RootTP, @.RootInvcToRole
END
CLOSE Customer_Cursor
DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
GO
###########################################
"Andrew J. Kelly" wrote:
> That's pretty tough to answer without actually seeing the code.
> --
> Andrew J. Kelly SQL MVP
>
> "Roger" <Roger@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:CFB808F4-DA2A-4C88-97C8-083B2EBCBEA0@.microsoft.com...
>
>
|||You have a &*^% load of cursors in the sp that you call fromt he first
cursor. It can take hours to go through that mess<g> of which unfortunately
I don't have the time at the moment. But I can say I can see that much of
it can probably be removed and a SET based method put in place. One thing
to try is change the cursors to STATIC and see if that helps some. I would
seriously think about cleaning up and optimizing that code though.
Andrew J. Kelly SQL MVP
"Roger" <Roger@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:97AE40F4-4C18-446D-8CAE-FB421432125A@.microsoft.com...[vbcol=seagreen]
> DECLARE Cust_Cursor CURSOR FOR
> select distinct tp, tpprimnetwork from #pricesheetNCustWithAddr
> OPEN Cust_Cursor
> FETCH NEXT FROM Cust_Cursor
> INTO @.CustNo,@.TPNetwork
> WHILE @.@.FETCH_STATUS = 0
> BEGIN
> execute sql4.dx_custom.dbo.dx_COM_RetrieveInvoiceToCustome r @.CustNo,
> @.TPNetwork, @.InvcToTP = @.InvcToCust output
> update #pricesheetNCustWithAddr
> set InvcToTP = @.InvcToCust
> where tp = @.CustNo
> FETCH NEXT FROM Cust_Cursor
> INTO @.CustNo,@.TPNetwork
> END
> CLOSE Cust_Cursor
> DEALLOCATE Cust_Cursor
>
> ###########################################
> CREATE procedure dx_COM_RetrieveInvoiceToCustomer (@.CustNo varchar(8),
> @.TPNetwork varchar(100),
> @.InvcToTP varchar(8) output)
> as
> --************************************************** *************
> --* Date Who Description
> --*----
> --* 02/17/2005 rhsieh New
> --* 02/22/2005 rhsieh Network Nodes
> --************************************************** *************
> --attempts to go 9 layers down the tradingpartner network
> --retrieve all the child nodes
> select cnode.objectid, cnode.parentobjectid, cnode.tp, cnode.tpobjectid,
> isnull(cnodeTP.hasinvoicetorole,null) as InvcToRole
> into #NetworkNodes
> from erp_p..coNetworkNode cnode
> join erp_p..fdtradingpartne cnodeTP on cnodeTP.objectid = cnode.tpobjectid
> where parentclassid = 10664 and collectionid = 1
> --get the tp network and root node of the tradingpartner network
> select ctn.tpnetworktpnname as TPNetwork,
> rnode.objectid as RootNodeOID,
> rnode.tp as RootNodeTP,
> rnodeTP.hasinvoicetorole as RootNodeTPInvcToRole
> into #Network1
> from erp_p..coTPNetwork ctn
> join erp_p..coVersionNode cvn on cvn.parentobjectid = ctn.objectid
> join erp_p..coNetworkNode rnode on rnode.objectid = cvn.rootnodeobjectid
> join erp_p..fdtradingpartne rnodeTP on rnodeTP.objectid = rnode.tpobjectid
> where ctn.tpnetworktpnname = @.TPNetwork
> and cvn.parentclassid = 11274 and cvn.collectionid = 1
> and ctn.tpnetworkinsttype = 0
> --get the child node(s) for the root node of the tradingparter network
> select n1.*,
> cnode.objectid as NodeOID1,
> cnode.tp as TP1,
> cnode.InvcToRole as TPInvcToRole1
> into #network2
> from #network1 n1
> left join #NetworkNodes cnode on cnode.parentobjectid = n1.RootNodeOID
> --get the child node(s) for the first child node of the tradingparter
> network
> select n1.*,
> cnode.objectid as NodeOID2,
> cnode.tp as TP2,
> cnode.InvcToRole as TPInvcToRole2
> into #network3
> from #network2 n1
> left join #NetworkNodes cnode on cnode.parentobjectid = n1.NodeOID1
> --get the child node(s) for the previous child node of the tradingparter
> network
> select n1.*,
> cnode.objectid as NodeOID3,
> cnode.tp as TP3,
> cnode.InvcToRole as TPInvcToRole3
> into #network4
> from #network3 n1
> left join #NetworkNodes cnode on cnode.parentobjectid = n1.NodeOID2
> --get the child node(s) for the previous child node of the tradingparter
> network
> select n1.*,
> cnode.objectid as NodeOID4,
> cnode.tp as TP4,
> cnode.InvcToRole as TPInvcToRole4
> into #network5
> from #network4 n1
> left join #NetworkNodes cnode on cnode.parentobjectid = n1.NodeOID3
> --get the child node(s) for the previous child node of the tradingparter
> network
> select n1.*,
> cnode.objectid as NodeOID5,
> cnode.tp as TP5,
> cnode.InvcToRole as TPInvcToRole5
> into #network6
> from #network5 n1
> left join #NetworkNodes cnode on cnode.parentobjectid = n1.NodeOID4
> /* ##COMMENTED OUT FOR NOT CAUSE A NETWORK WOULD NOT GO DOWN THIS FAR, BUT
> LEFT IN IF IT DOES IN THE FUTURE##
> --get the child node(s) for the previous child node of the tradingparter
> network
> select n1.*,
> cnode.objectid as NodeOID6,
> cnode.tp as TP6,
> cnode.InvcToRole as TPInvcToRole6
> into #network7
> from #network6 n1
> left join #NetworkNodes cnode on cnode.parentobjectid = n1.NodeOID5
> --get the child node(s) for the previous child node of the tradingparter
> network
> select n1.*,
> cnode.objectid as NodeOID7,
> cnode.tp as TP7,
> cnode.InvcToRole as TPInvcToRole7
> into #network8
> from #network7 n1
> left join #NetworkNodes cnode on cnode.parentobjectid = n1.NodeOID6
> --get the child node(s) for the previous child node of the tradingparter
> network
> select n1.*,
> cnode.objectid as NodeOID8,
> cnode.tp as TP8,
> cnode.InvcToRole as TPInvcToRole8
> into #network9
> from #network8 n1
> left join #NetworkNodes cnode on cnode.parentobjectid = n1.NodeOID7
> */
> declare @.RootTP varchar(8), @.RootInvcToRole int,
> @.TP1 varchar(8), @.TPInvcToRole1 int,
> @.TP2 varchar(8), @.TPInvcToRole2 int,
> @.TP3 varchar(8), @.TPInvcToRole3 int,
> @.TP4 varchar(8), @.TPInvcToRole4 int,
> @.TP5 varchar(8), @.TPInvcToRole5 int
> DECLARE Customer_Cursor CURSOR FOR
> select RootNodeTP, RootNodeTPInvcToRole,
> TP1, TPInvcToRole1,
> TP2, TPInvcToRole2,
> TP3, TPInvcToRole3,
> TP4, TPInvcToRole4,
> TP5, TPInvcToRole5
> from #network6
> where tp5 = @.CustNo
> OPEN Customer_Cursor
> FETCH NEXT FROM Customer_Cursor
> INTO @.RootTP, @.RootInvcToRole,
> @.TP1, @.TPInvcToRole1,
> @.TP2, @.TPInvcToRole2,
> @.TP3, @.TPInvcToRole3,
> @.TP4, @.TPInvcToRole4,
> @.TP5, @.TPInvcToRole5
> WHILE @.@.FETCH_STATUS = 0
> BEGIN
> if @.TPInvcToRole5 = 1
> begin
> set @.InvcToTP = @.TP5
> CLOSE Customer_Cursor
> DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
> return 0
> end
> if @.TPInvcToRole4 = 1
> begin
> set @.InvcToTP = @.TP4
> CLOSE Customer_Cursor
> DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
> return 0
> end
> if @.TPInvcToRole3 = 1
> begin
> set @.InvcToTP = @.TP3
> CLOSE Customer_Cursor
> DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
> return 0
> end
> if @.TPInvcToRole2 = 1
> begin
> set @.InvcToTP = @.TP2
> CLOSE Customer_Cursor
> DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
> return 0
> end
> if @.TPInvcToRole1 = 1
> begin
> set @.InvcToTP = @.TP1
> CLOSE Customer_Cursor
> DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
> return 0
> end
> if @.RootInvcToRole = 1
> begin
> set @.InvcToTP = @.RootTP
> CLOSE Customer_Cursor
> DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
> return 0
> end
> FETCH NEXT FROM Employee_Cursor
> INTO @.RootTP, @.RootInvcToRole,
> @.TP1, @.TPInvcToRole1,
> @.TP2, @.TPInvcToRole2,
> @.TP3, @.TPInvcToRole3,
> @.TP4, @.TPInvcToRole4,
> @.TP5, @.TPInvcToRole5
> END
> CLOSE Customer_Cursor
> DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
> DECLARE Customer_Cursor CURSOR FOR
> select RootNodeTP, RootNodeTPInvcToRole,
> TP1, TPInvcToRole1,
> TP2, TPInvcToRole2,
> TP3, TPInvcToRole3,
> TP4, TPInvcToRole4
> from #network6
> where tp4 = @.CustNo
> OPEN Customer_Cursor
> FETCH NEXT FROM Customer_Cursor
> INTO @.RootTP, @.RootInvcToRole,
> @.TP1, @.TPInvcToRole1,
> @.TP2, @.TPInvcToRole2,
> @.TP3, @.TPInvcToRole3,
> @.TP4, @.TPInvcToRole4
> WHILE @.@.FETCH_STATUS = 0
> BEGIN
> if @.TPInvcToRole4 = 1
> begin
> set @.InvcToTP = @.TP4
> CLOSE Customer_Cursor
> DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
> return 0
> end
> if @.TPInvcToRole3 = 1
> begin
> set @.InvcToTP = @.TP3
> CLOSE Customer_Cursor
> DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
> return 0
> end
> if @.TPInvcToRole2 = 1
> begin
> set @.InvcToTP = @.TP2
> CLOSE Customer_Cursor
> DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
> return 0
> end
> if @.TPInvcToRole1 = 1
> begin
> set @.InvcToTP = @.TP1
> CLOSE Customer_Cursor
> DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
> return 0
> end
> if @.RootInvcToRole = 1
> begin
> set @.InvcToTP = @.RootTP
> CLOSE Customer_Cursor
> DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
> return 0
> end
> FETCH NEXT FROM Employee_Cursor
> INTO @.RootTP, @.RootInvcToRole,
> @.TP1, @.TPInvcToRole1,
> @.TP2, @.TPInvcToRole2,
> @.TP3, @.TPInvcToRole3,
> @.TP4, @.TPInvcToRole4
> END
> CLOSE Customer_Cursor
> DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
> DECLARE Customer_Cursor CURSOR FOR
> select RootNodeTP, RootNodeTPInvcToRole,
> TP1, TPInvcToRole1,
> TP2, TPInvcToRole2,
> TP3, TPInvcToRole3
> from #network6
> where tp3 = @.CustNo
> OPEN Customer_Cursor
> FETCH NEXT FROM Customer_Cursor
> INTO @.RootTP, @.RootInvcToRole,
> @.TP1, @.TPInvcToRole1,
> @.TP2, @.TPInvcToRole2,
> @.TP3, @.TPInvcToRole3
> WHILE @.@.FETCH_STATUS = 0
> BEGIN
> if @.TPInvcToRole3 = 1
> begin
> set @.InvcToTP = @.TP3
> CLOSE Customer_Cursor
> DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
> return 0
> end
> if @.TPInvcToRole2 = 1
> begin
> set @.InvcToTP = @.TP2
> CLOSE Customer_Cursor
> DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
> return 0
> end
> if @.TPInvcToRole1 = 1
> begin
> set @.InvcToTP = @.TP1
> CLOSE Customer_Cursor
> DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
> return 0
> end
> if @.RootInvcToRole = 1
> begin
> set @.InvcToTP = @.RootTP
> CLOSE Customer_Cursor
> DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
> return 0
> end
> FETCH NEXT FROM Employee_Cursor
> INTO @.RootTP, @.RootInvcToRole,
> @.TP1, @.TPInvcToRole1,
> @.TP2, @.TPInvcToRole2,
> @.TP3, @.TPInvcToRole3
> END
> CLOSE Customer_Cursor
> DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
> DECLARE Customer_Cursor CURSOR FOR
> select RootNodeTP, RootNodeTPInvcToRole,
> TP1, TPInvcToRole1,
> TP2, TPInvcToRole2
> from #network6
> where tp2 = @.CustNo
> OPEN Customer_Cursor
> FETCH NEXT FROM Customer_Cursor
> INTO @.RootTP, @.RootInvcToRole,
> @.TP1, @.TPInvcToRole1,
> @.TP2, @.TPInvcToRole2
> WHILE @.@.FETCH_STATUS = 0
> BEGIN
> if @.TPInvcToRole2 = 1
> begin
> set @.InvcToTP = @.TP2
> CLOSE Customer_Cursor
> DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
> return 0
> end
> if @.TPInvcToRole1 = 1
> begin
> set @.InvcToTP = @.TP1
> CLOSE Customer_Cursor
> DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
> return 0
> end
> if @.RootInvcToRole = 1
> begin
> set @.InvcToTP = @.RootTP
> CLOSE Customer_Cursor
> DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
> return 0
> end
> FETCH NEXT FROM Employee_Cursor
> INTO @.RootTP, @.RootInvcToRole,
> @.TP1, @.TPInvcToRole1,
> @.TP2, @.TPInvcToRole2
> END
> CLOSE Customer_Cursor
> DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
> DECLARE Customer_Cursor CURSOR FOR
> select RootNodeTP, RootNodeTPInvcToRole,
> TP1, TPInvcToRole1
> from #network6
> where tp1 = @.CustNo
> OPEN Customer_Cursor
> FETCH NEXT FROM Customer_Cursor
> INTO @.RootTP, @.RootInvcToRole,
> @.TP1, @.TPInvcToRole1
> WHILE @.@.FETCH_STATUS = 0
> BEGIN
> if @.TPInvcToRole1 = 1
> begin
> set @.InvcToTP = @.TP1
> CLOSE Customer_Cursor
> DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
> return 0
> end
> if @.RootInvcToRole = 1
> begin
> set @.InvcToTP = @.RootTP
> CLOSE Customer_Cursor
> DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
> return 0
> end
> FETCH NEXT FROM Employee_Cursor
> INTO @.RootTP, @.RootInvcToRole,
> @.TP1, @.TPInvcToRole1
> END
> CLOSE Customer_Cursor
> DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
> DECLARE Customer_Cursor CURSOR FOR
> select RootNodeTP, RootNodeTPInvcToRole
> from #network6
> where RootNodeTP = @.CustNo
> OPEN Customer_Cursor
> FETCH NEXT FROM Customer_Cursor
> INTO @.RootTP, @.RootInvcToRole
> WHILE @.@.FETCH_STATUS = 0
> BEGIN
> if @.RootInvcToRole = 1
> begin
> set @.InvcToTP = @.RootTP
> CLOSE Customer_Cursor
> DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
> return 0
> end
> FETCH NEXT FROM Employee_Cursor
> INTO @.RootTP, @.RootInvcToRole
> END
> CLOSE Customer_Cursor
> DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
> GO
> ###########################################
> "Andrew J. Kelly" wrote:
|||I did already. I changed it, so I am not using cursors but using temporary
tables to get the info I needed. But, I responded just to figure out why I
was getting the error message so, in the future I would know why.
"Andrew J. Kelly" wrote:
> You have a &*^% load of cursors in the sp that you call fromt he first
> cursor. It can take hours to go through that mess<g> of which unfortunately
> I don't have the time at the moment. But I can say I can see that much of
> it can probably be removed and a SET based method put in place. One thing
> to try is change the cursors to STATIC and see if that helps some. I would
> seriously think about cleaning up and optimizing that code though.
> --
> Andrew J. Kelly SQL MVP
>
> "Roger" <Roger@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:97AE40F4-4C18-446D-8CAE-FB421432125A@.microsoft.com...
>
>
sql
enclosed in the begin and end statements. But, if the cursor dataset is
larger then 20 records, on the 20th record, it will give me this error.
The first 19 records will process fine.
[Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][DBNETLIB]ConnectionRead (WrapperRead()).
Server: Msg 11, Level 16, State 1, Line 0
General network error. Check your network documentation.
Connection Broken
What would cause this error?
That's pretty tough to answer without actually seeing the code.
Andrew J. Kelly SQL MVP
"Roger" <Roger@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:CFB808F4-DA2A-4C88-97C8-083B2EBCBEA0@.microsoft.com...
> In query analyzer, when I have a cursor that runs through some code
> enclosed in the begin and end statements. But, if the cursor dataset is
> larger then 20 records, on the 20th record, it will give me this error.
> The first 19 records will process fine.
> [Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver][DBNETLIB]ConnectionRead
> (WrapperRead()).
> Server: Msg 11, Level 16, State 1, Line 0
> General network error. Check your network documentation.
> Connection Broken
> What would cause this error?
|||DECLARE Cust_Cursor CURSOR FOR
select distinct tp, tpprimnetwork from #pricesheetNCustWithAddr
OPEN Cust_Cursor
FETCH NEXT FROM Cust_Cursor
INTO @.CustNo,@.TPNetwork
WHILE @.@.FETCH_STATUS = 0
BEGIN
execute sql4.dx_custom.dbo.dx_COM_RetrieveInvoiceToCustome r @.CustNo,
@.TPNetwork, @.InvcToTP = @.InvcToCust output
update #pricesheetNCustWithAddr
set InvcToTP = @.InvcToCust
where tp = @.CustNo
FETCH NEXT FROM Cust_Cursor
INTO @.CustNo,@.TPNetwork
END
CLOSE Cust_Cursor
DEALLOCATE Cust_Cursor
###########################################
CREATE procedure dx_COM_RetrieveInvoiceToCustomer (@.CustNo varchar(8),
@.TPNetwork varchar(100),
@.InvcToTP varchar(8) output)
as
--************************************************** *************
--* DateWhoDescription
--*----
--* 02/17/2005rhsiehNew
--* 02/22/2005rhsiehNetwork Nodes
--************************************************** *************
--attempts to go 9 layers down the tradingpartner network
--retrieve all the child nodes
select cnode.objectid, cnode.parentobjectid, cnode.tp, cnode.tpobjectid,
isnull(cnodeTP.hasinvoicetorole,null) as InvcToRole
into #NetworkNodes
from erp_p..coNetworkNode cnode
join erp_p..fdtradingpartne cnodeTP on cnodeTP.objectid = cnode.tpobjectid
where parentclassid = 10664 and collectionid = 1
--get the tp network and root node of the tradingpartner network
select ctn.tpnetworktpnname as TPNetwork,
rnode.objectid as RootNodeOID,
rnode.tp as RootNodeTP,
rnodeTP.hasinvoicetorole as RootNodeTPInvcToRole
into #Network1
from erp_p..coTPNetwork ctn
join erp_p..coVersionNode cvn on cvn.parentobjectid = ctn.objectid
join erp_p..coNetworkNode rnode on rnode.objectid = cvn.rootnodeobjectid
join erp_p..fdtradingpartne rnodeTP on rnodeTP.objectid = rnode.tpobjectid
where ctn.tpnetworktpnname = @.TPNetwork
and cvn.parentclassid = 11274 and cvn.collectionid = 1
and ctn.tpnetworkinsttype = 0
--get the child node(s) for the root node of the tradingparter network
select n1.*,
cnode.objectid as NodeOID1,
cnode.tp as TP1,
cnode.InvcToRole as TPInvcToRole1
into #network2
from #network1 n1
left join #NetworkNodes cnode on cnode.parentobjectid = n1.RootNodeOID
--get the child node(s) for the first child node of the tradingparter network
select n1.*,
cnode.objectid as NodeOID2,
cnode.tp as TP2,
cnode.InvcToRole as TPInvcToRole2
into #network3
from #network2 n1
left join #NetworkNodes cnode on cnode.parentobjectid = n1.NodeOID1
--get the child node(s) for the previous child node of the tradingparter
network
select n1.*,
cnode.objectid as NodeOID3,
cnode.tp as TP3,
cnode.InvcToRole as TPInvcToRole3
into #network4
from #network3 n1
left join #NetworkNodes cnode on cnode.parentobjectid = n1.NodeOID2
--get the child node(s) for the previous child node of the tradingparter
network
select n1.*,
cnode.objectid as NodeOID4,
cnode.tp as TP4,
cnode.InvcToRole as TPInvcToRole4
into #network5
from #network4 n1
left join #NetworkNodes cnode on cnode.parentobjectid = n1.NodeOID3
--get the child node(s) for the previous child node of the tradingparter
network
select n1.*,
cnode.objectid as NodeOID5,
cnode.tp as TP5,
cnode.InvcToRole as TPInvcToRole5
into #network6
from #network5 n1
left join #NetworkNodes cnode on cnode.parentobjectid = n1.NodeOID4
/* ##COMMENTED OUT FOR NOT CAUSE A NETWORK WOULD NOT GO DOWN THIS FAR, BUT
LEFT IN IF IT DOES IN THE FUTURE##
--get the child node(s) for the previous child node of the tradingparter
network
select n1.*,
cnode.objectid as NodeOID6,
cnode.tp as TP6,
cnode.InvcToRole as TPInvcToRole6
into #network7
from #network6 n1
left join #NetworkNodes cnode on cnode.parentobjectid = n1.NodeOID5
--get the child node(s) for the previous child node of the tradingparter
network
select n1.*,
cnode.objectid as NodeOID7,
cnode.tp as TP7,
cnode.InvcToRole as TPInvcToRole7
into #network8
from #network7 n1
left join #NetworkNodes cnode on cnode.parentobjectid = n1.NodeOID6
--get the child node(s) for the previous child node of the tradingparter
network
select n1.*,
cnode.objectid as NodeOID8,
cnode.tp as TP8,
cnode.InvcToRole as TPInvcToRole8
into #network9
from #network8 n1
left join #NetworkNodes cnode on cnode.parentobjectid = n1.NodeOID7
*/
declare @.RootTP varchar(8), @.RootInvcToRole int,
@.TP1 varchar(8), @.TPInvcToRole1 int,
@.TP2 varchar(8), @.TPInvcToRole2 int,
@.TP3 varchar(8), @.TPInvcToRole3 int,
@.TP4 varchar(8), @.TPInvcToRole4 int,
@.TP5 varchar(8), @.TPInvcToRole5 int
DECLARE Customer_Cursor CURSOR FOR
select RootNodeTP, RootNodeTPInvcToRole,
TP1, TPInvcToRole1,
TP2, TPInvcToRole2,
TP3, TPInvcToRole3,
TP4, TPInvcToRole4,
TP5, TPInvcToRole5
from #network6
where tp5 = @.CustNo
OPEN Customer_Cursor
FETCH NEXT FROM Customer_Cursor
INTO @.RootTP, @.RootInvcToRole,
@.TP1, @.TPInvcToRole1,
@.TP2, @.TPInvcToRole2,
@.TP3, @.TPInvcToRole3,
@.TP4, @.TPInvcToRole4,
@.TP5, @.TPInvcToRole5
WHILE @.@.FETCH_STATUS = 0
BEGIN
if @.TPInvcToRole5 = 1
begin
set @.InvcToTP = @.TP5
CLOSE Customer_Cursor
DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
return 0
end
if @.TPInvcToRole4 = 1
begin
set @.InvcToTP = @.TP4
CLOSE Customer_Cursor
DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
return 0
end
if @.TPInvcToRole3 = 1
begin
set @.InvcToTP = @.TP3
CLOSE Customer_Cursor
DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
return 0
end
if @.TPInvcToRole2 = 1
begin
set @.InvcToTP = @.TP2
CLOSE Customer_Cursor
DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
return 0
end
if @.TPInvcToRole1 = 1
begin
set @.InvcToTP = @.TP1
CLOSE Customer_Cursor
DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
return 0
end
if @.RootInvcToRole = 1
begin
set @.InvcToTP = @.RootTP
CLOSE Customer_Cursor
DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
return 0
end
FETCH NEXT FROM Employee_Cursor
INTO @.RootTP, @.RootInvcToRole,
@.TP1, @.TPInvcToRole1,
@.TP2, @.TPInvcToRole2,
@.TP3, @.TPInvcToRole3,
@.TP4, @.TPInvcToRole4,
@.TP5, @.TPInvcToRole5
END
CLOSE Customer_Cursor
DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
DECLARE Customer_Cursor CURSOR FOR
select RootNodeTP, RootNodeTPInvcToRole,
TP1, TPInvcToRole1,
TP2, TPInvcToRole2,
TP3, TPInvcToRole3,
TP4, TPInvcToRole4
from #network6
where tp4 = @.CustNo
OPEN Customer_Cursor
FETCH NEXT FROM Customer_Cursor
INTO @.RootTP, @.RootInvcToRole,
@.TP1, @.TPInvcToRole1,
@.TP2, @.TPInvcToRole2,
@.TP3, @.TPInvcToRole3,
@.TP4, @.TPInvcToRole4
WHILE @.@.FETCH_STATUS = 0
BEGIN
if @.TPInvcToRole4 = 1
begin
set @.InvcToTP = @.TP4
CLOSE Customer_Cursor
DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
return 0
end
if @.TPInvcToRole3 = 1
begin
set @.InvcToTP = @.TP3
CLOSE Customer_Cursor
DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
return 0
end
if @.TPInvcToRole2 = 1
begin
set @.InvcToTP = @.TP2
CLOSE Customer_Cursor
DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
return 0
end
if @.TPInvcToRole1 = 1
begin
set @.InvcToTP = @.TP1
CLOSE Customer_Cursor
DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
return 0
end
if @.RootInvcToRole = 1
begin
set @.InvcToTP = @.RootTP
CLOSE Customer_Cursor
DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
return 0
end
FETCH NEXT FROM Employee_Cursor
INTO @.RootTP, @.RootInvcToRole,
@.TP1, @.TPInvcToRole1,
@.TP2, @.TPInvcToRole2,
@.TP3, @.TPInvcToRole3,
@.TP4, @.TPInvcToRole4
END
CLOSE Customer_Cursor
DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
DECLARE Customer_Cursor CURSOR FOR
select RootNodeTP, RootNodeTPInvcToRole,
TP1, TPInvcToRole1,
TP2, TPInvcToRole2,
TP3, TPInvcToRole3
from #network6
where tp3 = @.CustNo
OPEN Customer_Cursor
FETCH NEXT FROM Customer_Cursor
INTO @.RootTP, @.RootInvcToRole,
@.TP1, @.TPInvcToRole1,
@.TP2, @.TPInvcToRole2,
@.TP3, @.TPInvcToRole3
WHILE @.@.FETCH_STATUS = 0
BEGIN
if @.TPInvcToRole3 = 1
begin
set @.InvcToTP = @.TP3
CLOSE Customer_Cursor
DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
return 0
end
if @.TPInvcToRole2 = 1
begin
set @.InvcToTP = @.TP2
CLOSE Customer_Cursor
DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
return 0
end
if @.TPInvcToRole1 = 1
begin
set @.InvcToTP = @.TP1
CLOSE Customer_Cursor
DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
return 0
end
if @.RootInvcToRole = 1
begin
set @.InvcToTP = @.RootTP
CLOSE Customer_Cursor
DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
return 0
end
FETCH NEXT FROM Employee_Cursor
INTO @.RootTP, @.RootInvcToRole,
@.TP1, @.TPInvcToRole1,
@.TP2, @.TPInvcToRole2,
@.TP3, @.TPInvcToRole3
END
CLOSE Customer_Cursor
DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
DECLARE Customer_Cursor CURSOR FOR
select RootNodeTP, RootNodeTPInvcToRole,
TP1, TPInvcToRole1,
TP2, TPInvcToRole2
from #network6
where tp2 = @.CustNo
OPEN Customer_Cursor
FETCH NEXT FROM Customer_Cursor
INTO @.RootTP, @.RootInvcToRole,
@.TP1, @.TPInvcToRole1,
@.TP2, @.TPInvcToRole2
WHILE @.@.FETCH_STATUS = 0
BEGIN
if @.TPInvcToRole2 = 1
begin
set @.InvcToTP = @.TP2
CLOSE Customer_Cursor
DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
return 0
end
if @.TPInvcToRole1 = 1
begin
set @.InvcToTP = @.TP1
CLOSE Customer_Cursor
DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
return 0
end
if @.RootInvcToRole = 1
begin
set @.InvcToTP = @.RootTP
CLOSE Customer_Cursor
DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
return 0
end
FETCH NEXT FROM Employee_Cursor
INTO @.RootTP, @.RootInvcToRole,
@.TP1, @.TPInvcToRole1,
@.TP2, @.TPInvcToRole2
END
CLOSE Customer_Cursor
DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
DECLARE Customer_Cursor CURSOR FOR
select RootNodeTP, RootNodeTPInvcToRole,
TP1, TPInvcToRole1
from #network6
where tp1 = @.CustNo
OPEN Customer_Cursor
FETCH NEXT FROM Customer_Cursor
INTO @.RootTP, @.RootInvcToRole,
@.TP1, @.TPInvcToRole1
WHILE @.@.FETCH_STATUS = 0
BEGIN
if @.TPInvcToRole1 = 1
begin
set @.InvcToTP = @.TP1
CLOSE Customer_Cursor
DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
return 0
end
if @.RootInvcToRole = 1
begin
set @.InvcToTP = @.RootTP
CLOSE Customer_Cursor
DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
return 0
end
FETCH NEXT FROM Employee_Cursor
INTO @.RootTP, @.RootInvcToRole,
@.TP1, @.TPInvcToRole1
END
CLOSE Customer_Cursor
DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
DECLARE Customer_Cursor CURSOR FOR
select RootNodeTP, RootNodeTPInvcToRole
from #network6
where RootNodeTP = @.CustNo
OPEN Customer_Cursor
FETCH NEXT FROM Customer_Cursor
INTO @.RootTP, @.RootInvcToRole
WHILE @.@.FETCH_STATUS = 0
BEGIN
if @.RootInvcToRole = 1
begin
set @.InvcToTP = @.RootTP
CLOSE Customer_Cursor
DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
return 0
end
FETCH NEXT FROM Employee_Cursor
INTO @.RootTP, @.RootInvcToRole
END
CLOSE Customer_Cursor
DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
GO
###########################################
"Andrew J. Kelly" wrote:
> That's pretty tough to answer without actually seeing the code.
> --
> Andrew J. Kelly SQL MVP
>
> "Roger" <Roger@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:CFB808F4-DA2A-4C88-97C8-083B2EBCBEA0@.microsoft.com...
>
>
|||You have a &*^% load of cursors in the sp that you call fromt he first
cursor. It can take hours to go through that mess<g> of which unfortunately
I don't have the time at the moment. But I can say I can see that much of
it can probably be removed and a SET based method put in place. One thing
to try is change the cursors to STATIC and see if that helps some. I would
seriously think about cleaning up and optimizing that code though.
Andrew J. Kelly SQL MVP
"Roger" <Roger@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:97AE40F4-4C18-446D-8CAE-FB421432125A@.microsoft.com...[vbcol=seagreen]
> DECLARE Cust_Cursor CURSOR FOR
> select distinct tp, tpprimnetwork from #pricesheetNCustWithAddr
> OPEN Cust_Cursor
> FETCH NEXT FROM Cust_Cursor
> INTO @.CustNo,@.TPNetwork
> WHILE @.@.FETCH_STATUS = 0
> BEGIN
> execute sql4.dx_custom.dbo.dx_COM_RetrieveInvoiceToCustome r @.CustNo,
> @.TPNetwork, @.InvcToTP = @.InvcToCust output
> update #pricesheetNCustWithAddr
> set InvcToTP = @.InvcToCust
> where tp = @.CustNo
> FETCH NEXT FROM Cust_Cursor
> INTO @.CustNo,@.TPNetwork
> END
> CLOSE Cust_Cursor
> DEALLOCATE Cust_Cursor
>
> ###########################################
> CREATE procedure dx_COM_RetrieveInvoiceToCustomer (@.CustNo varchar(8),
> @.TPNetwork varchar(100),
> @.InvcToTP varchar(8) output)
> as
> --************************************************** *************
> --* Date Who Description
> --*----
> --* 02/17/2005 rhsieh New
> --* 02/22/2005 rhsieh Network Nodes
> --************************************************** *************
> --attempts to go 9 layers down the tradingpartner network
> --retrieve all the child nodes
> select cnode.objectid, cnode.parentobjectid, cnode.tp, cnode.tpobjectid,
> isnull(cnodeTP.hasinvoicetorole,null) as InvcToRole
> into #NetworkNodes
> from erp_p..coNetworkNode cnode
> join erp_p..fdtradingpartne cnodeTP on cnodeTP.objectid = cnode.tpobjectid
> where parentclassid = 10664 and collectionid = 1
> --get the tp network and root node of the tradingpartner network
> select ctn.tpnetworktpnname as TPNetwork,
> rnode.objectid as RootNodeOID,
> rnode.tp as RootNodeTP,
> rnodeTP.hasinvoicetorole as RootNodeTPInvcToRole
> into #Network1
> from erp_p..coTPNetwork ctn
> join erp_p..coVersionNode cvn on cvn.parentobjectid = ctn.objectid
> join erp_p..coNetworkNode rnode on rnode.objectid = cvn.rootnodeobjectid
> join erp_p..fdtradingpartne rnodeTP on rnodeTP.objectid = rnode.tpobjectid
> where ctn.tpnetworktpnname = @.TPNetwork
> and cvn.parentclassid = 11274 and cvn.collectionid = 1
> and ctn.tpnetworkinsttype = 0
> --get the child node(s) for the root node of the tradingparter network
> select n1.*,
> cnode.objectid as NodeOID1,
> cnode.tp as TP1,
> cnode.InvcToRole as TPInvcToRole1
> into #network2
> from #network1 n1
> left join #NetworkNodes cnode on cnode.parentobjectid = n1.RootNodeOID
> --get the child node(s) for the first child node of the tradingparter
> network
> select n1.*,
> cnode.objectid as NodeOID2,
> cnode.tp as TP2,
> cnode.InvcToRole as TPInvcToRole2
> into #network3
> from #network2 n1
> left join #NetworkNodes cnode on cnode.parentobjectid = n1.NodeOID1
> --get the child node(s) for the previous child node of the tradingparter
> network
> select n1.*,
> cnode.objectid as NodeOID3,
> cnode.tp as TP3,
> cnode.InvcToRole as TPInvcToRole3
> into #network4
> from #network3 n1
> left join #NetworkNodes cnode on cnode.parentobjectid = n1.NodeOID2
> --get the child node(s) for the previous child node of the tradingparter
> network
> select n1.*,
> cnode.objectid as NodeOID4,
> cnode.tp as TP4,
> cnode.InvcToRole as TPInvcToRole4
> into #network5
> from #network4 n1
> left join #NetworkNodes cnode on cnode.parentobjectid = n1.NodeOID3
> --get the child node(s) for the previous child node of the tradingparter
> network
> select n1.*,
> cnode.objectid as NodeOID5,
> cnode.tp as TP5,
> cnode.InvcToRole as TPInvcToRole5
> into #network6
> from #network5 n1
> left join #NetworkNodes cnode on cnode.parentobjectid = n1.NodeOID4
> /* ##COMMENTED OUT FOR NOT CAUSE A NETWORK WOULD NOT GO DOWN THIS FAR, BUT
> LEFT IN IF IT DOES IN THE FUTURE##
> --get the child node(s) for the previous child node of the tradingparter
> network
> select n1.*,
> cnode.objectid as NodeOID6,
> cnode.tp as TP6,
> cnode.InvcToRole as TPInvcToRole6
> into #network7
> from #network6 n1
> left join #NetworkNodes cnode on cnode.parentobjectid = n1.NodeOID5
> --get the child node(s) for the previous child node of the tradingparter
> network
> select n1.*,
> cnode.objectid as NodeOID7,
> cnode.tp as TP7,
> cnode.InvcToRole as TPInvcToRole7
> into #network8
> from #network7 n1
> left join #NetworkNodes cnode on cnode.parentobjectid = n1.NodeOID6
> --get the child node(s) for the previous child node of the tradingparter
> network
> select n1.*,
> cnode.objectid as NodeOID8,
> cnode.tp as TP8,
> cnode.InvcToRole as TPInvcToRole8
> into #network9
> from #network8 n1
> left join #NetworkNodes cnode on cnode.parentobjectid = n1.NodeOID7
> */
> declare @.RootTP varchar(8), @.RootInvcToRole int,
> @.TP1 varchar(8), @.TPInvcToRole1 int,
> @.TP2 varchar(8), @.TPInvcToRole2 int,
> @.TP3 varchar(8), @.TPInvcToRole3 int,
> @.TP4 varchar(8), @.TPInvcToRole4 int,
> @.TP5 varchar(8), @.TPInvcToRole5 int
> DECLARE Customer_Cursor CURSOR FOR
> select RootNodeTP, RootNodeTPInvcToRole,
> TP1, TPInvcToRole1,
> TP2, TPInvcToRole2,
> TP3, TPInvcToRole3,
> TP4, TPInvcToRole4,
> TP5, TPInvcToRole5
> from #network6
> where tp5 = @.CustNo
> OPEN Customer_Cursor
> FETCH NEXT FROM Customer_Cursor
> INTO @.RootTP, @.RootInvcToRole,
> @.TP1, @.TPInvcToRole1,
> @.TP2, @.TPInvcToRole2,
> @.TP3, @.TPInvcToRole3,
> @.TP4, @.TPInvcToRole4,
> @.TP5, @.TPInvcToRole5
> WHILE @.@.FETCH_STATUS = 0
> BEGIN
> if @.TPInvcToRole5 = 1
> begin
> set @.InvcToTP = @.TP5
> CLOSE Customer_Cursor
> DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
> return 0
> end
> if @.TPInvcToRole4 = 1
> begin
> set @.InvcToTP = @.TP4
> CLOSE Customer_Cursor
> DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
> return 0
> end
> if @.TPInvcToRole3 = 1
> begin
> set @.InvcToTP = @.TP3
> CLOSE Customer_Cursor
> DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
> return 0
> end
> if @.TPInvcToRole2 = 1
> begin
> set @.InvcToTP = @.TP2
> CLOSE Customer_Cursor
> DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
> return 0
> end
> if @.TPInvcToRole1 = 1
> begin
> set @.InvcToTP = @.TP1
> CLOSE Customer_Cursor
> DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
> return 0
> end
> if @.RootInvcToRole = 1
> begin
> set @.InvcToTP = @.RootTP
> CLOSE Customer_Cursor
> DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
> return 0
> end
> FETCH NEXT FROM Employee_Cursor
> INTO @.RootTP, @.RootInvcToRole,
> @.TP1, @.TPInvcToRole1,
> @.TP2, @.TPInvcToRole2,
> @.TP3, @.TPInvcToRole3,
> @.TP4, @.TPInvcToRole4,
> @.TP5, @.TPInvcToRole5
> END
> CLOSE Customer_Cursor
> DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
> DECLARE Customer_Cursor CURSOR FOR
> select RootNodeTP, RootNodeTPInvcToRole,
> TP1, TPInvcToRole1,
> TP2, TPInvcToRole2,
> TP3, TPInvcToRole3,
> TP4, TPInvcToRole4
> from #network6
> where tp4 = @.CustNo
> OPEN Customer_Cursor
> FETCH NEXT FROM Customer_Cursor
> INTO @.RootTP, @.RootInvcToRole,
> @.TP1, @.TPInvcToRole1,
> @.TP2, @.TPInvcToRole2,
> @.TP3, @.TPInvcToRole3,
> @.TP4, @.TPInvcToRole4
> WHILE @.@.FETCH_STATUS = 0
> BEGIN
> if @.TPInvcToRole4 = 1
> begin
> set @.InvcToTP = @.TP4
> CLOSE Customer_Cursor
> DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
> return 0
> end
> if @.TPInvcToRole3 = 1
> begin
> set @.InvcToTP = @.TP3
> CLOSE Customer_Cursor
> DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
> return 0
> end
> if @.TPInvcToRole2 = 1
> begin
> set @.InvcToTP = @.TP2
> CLOSE Customer_Cursor
> DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
> return 0
> end
> if @.TPInvcToRole1 = 1
> begin
> set @.InvcToTP = @.TP1
> CLOSE Customer_Cursor
> DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
> return 0
> end
> if @.RootInvcToRole = 1
> begin
> set @.InvcToTP = @.RootTP
> CLOSE Customer_Cursor
> DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
> return 0
> end
> FETCH NEXT FROM Employee_Cursor
> INTO @.RootTP, @.RootInvcToRole,
> @.TP1, @.TPInvcToRole1,
> @.TP2, @.TPInvcToRole2,
> @.TP3, @.TPInvcToRole3,
> @.TP4, @.TPInvcToRole4
> END
> CLOSE Customer_Cursor
> DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
> DECLARE Customer_Cursor CURSOR FOR
> select RootNodeTP, RootNodeTPInvcToRole,
> TP1, TPInvcToRole1,
> TP2, TPInvcToRole2,
> TP3, TPInvcToRole3
> from #network6
> where tp3 = @.CustNo
> OPEN Customer_Cursor
> FETCH NEXT FROM Customer_Cursor
> INTO @.RootTP, @.RootInvcToRole,
> @.TP1, @.TPInvcToRole1,
> @.TP2, @.TPInvcToRole2,
> @.TP3, @.TPInvcToRole3
> WHILE @.@.FETCH_STATUS = 0
> BEGIN
> if @.TPInvcToRole3 = 1
> begin
> set @.InvcToTP = @.TP3
> CLOSE Customer_Cursor
> DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
> return 0
> end
> if @.TPInvcToRole2 = 1
> begin
> set @.InvcToTP = @.TP2
> CLOSE Customer_Cursor
> DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
> return 0
> end
> if @.TPInvcToRole1 = 1
> begin
> set @.InvcToTP = @.TP1
> CLOSE Customer_Cursor
> DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
> return 0
> end
> if @.RootInvcToRole = 1
> begin
> set @.InvcToTP = @.RootTP
> CLOSE Customer_Cursor
> DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
> return 0
> end
> FETCH NEXT FROM Employee_Cursor
> INTO @.RootTP, @.RootInvcToRole,
> @.TP1, @.TPInvcToRole1,
> @.TP2, @.TPInvcToRole2,
> @.TP3, @.TPInvcToRole3
> END
> CLOSE Customer_Cursor
> DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
> DECLARE Customer_Cursor CURSOR FOR
> select RootNodeTP, RootNodeTPInvcToRole,
> TP1, TPInvcToRole1,
> TP2, TPInvcToRole2
> from #network6
> where tp2 = @.CustNo
> OPEN Customer_Cursor
> FETCH NEXT FROM Customer_Cursor
> INTO @.RootTP, @.RootInvcToRole,
> @.TP1, @.TPInvcToRole1,
> @.TP2, @.TPInvcToRole2
> WHILE @.@.FETCH_STATUS = 0
> BEGIN
> if @.TPInvcToRole2 = 1
> begin
> set @.InvcToTP = @.TP2
> CLOSE Customer_Cursor
> DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
> return 0
> end
> if @.TPInvcToRole1 = 1
> begin
> set @.InvcToTP = @.TP1
> CLOSE Customer_Cursor
> DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
> return 0
> end
> if @.RootInvcToRole = 1
> begin
> set @.InvcToTP = @.RootTP
> CLOSE Customer_Cursor
> DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
> return 0
> end
> FETCH NEXT FROM Employee_Cursor
> INTO @.RootTP, @.RootInvcToRole,
> @.TP1, @.TPInvcToRole1,
> @.TP2, @.TPInvcToRole2
> END
> CLOSE Customer_Cursor
> DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
> DECLARE Customer_Cursor CURSOR FOR
> select RootNodeTP, RootNodeTPInvcToRole,
> TP1, TPInvcToRole1
> from #network6
> where tp1 = @.CustNo
> OPEN Customer_Cursor
> FETCH NEXT FROM Customer_Cursor
> INTO @.RootTP, @.RootInvcToRole,
> @.TP1, @.TPInvcToRole1
> WHILE @.@.FETCH_STATUS = 0
> BEGIN
> if @.TPInvcToRole1 = 1
> begin
> set @.InvcToTP = @.TP1
> CLOSE Customer_Cursor
> DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
> return 0
> end
> if @.RootInvcToRole = 1
> begin
> set @.InvcToTP = @.RootTP
> CLOSE Customer_Cursor
> DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
> return 0
> end
> FETCH NEXT FROM Employee_Cursor
> INTO @.RootTP, @.RootInvcToRole,
> @.TP1, @.TPInvcToRole1
> END
> CLOSE Customer_Cursor
> DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
> DECLARE Customer_Cursor CURSOR FOR
> select RootNodeTP, RootNodeTPInvcToRole
> from #network6
> where RootNodeTP = @.CustNo
> OPEN Customer_Cursor
> FETCH NEXT FROM Customer_Cursor
> INTO @.RootTP, @.RootInvcToRole
> WHILE @.@.FETCH_STATUS = 0
> BEGIN
> if @.RootInvcToRole = 1
> begin
> set @.InvcToTP = @.RootTP
> CLOSE Customer_Cursor
> DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
> return 0
> end
> FETCH NEXT FROM Employee_Cursor
> INTO @.RootTP, @.RootInvcToRole
> END
> CLOSE Customer_Cursor
> DEALLOCATE Customer_Cursor
> GO
> ###########################################
> "Andrew J. Kelly" wrote:
|||I did already. I changed it, so I am not using cursors but using temporary
tables to get the info I needed. But, I responded just to figure out why I
was getting the error message so, in the future I would know why.
"Andrew J. Kelly" wrote:
> You have a &*^% load of cursors in the sp that you call fromt he first
> cursor. It can take hours to go through that mess<g> of which unfortunately
> I don't have the time at the moment. But I can say I can see that much of
> it can probably be removed and a SET based method put in place. One thing
> to try is change the cursors to STATIC and see if that helps some. I would
> seriously think about cleaning up and optimizing that code though.
> --
> Andrew J. Kelly SQL MVP
>
> "Roger" <Roger@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:97AE40F4-4C18-446D-8CAE-FB421432125A@.microsoft.com...
>
>
sql
Error when RowNumber is 0
Or is it when the dataset is null? Either way, my report is reporting a
Javasript error when my stored procedure returns no records. I isolated the
expression that is causing the problem. It is:
=iif( RowNumber("VisuaLabBillingRecords") Mod 2, "WhiteSmoke", "White")
which I had in the table row Background property to alternate my background
color of the rows. It works fine, except when there are no records.
Can someone tell me how to fix it without removing the expression, which is
what I did to get around it for now. I would like to have the alternating row
colors back if I can tough.
BTW, the error did not show up while I was testing under Visual Studio 2005
Pro. Everything appeared fine until I deployed to the server.
TIA
I don't think this is a replication question. Can you try perhaps the vb.net
newsgroup.
http://www.zetainteractive.com - Shift Happens!
Looking for a SQL Server replication book?
http://www.nwsu.com/0974973602.html
Looking for a FAQ on Indexing Services/SQL FTS
http://www.indexserverfaq.com
"URW" <URW@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:F7050588-A480-4BA3-83E1-8A7E602D2E6F@.microsoft.com...
> Or is it when the dataset is null? Either way, my report is reporting a
> Javasript error when my stored procedure returns no records. I isolated
> the
> expression that is causing the problem. It is:
> =iif( RowNumber("VisuaLabBillingRecords") Mod 2, "WhiteSmoke", "White")
> which I had in the table row Background property to alternate my
> background
> color of the rows. It works fine, except when there are no records.
> Can someone tell me how to fix it without removing the expression, which
> is
> what I did to get around it for now. I would like to have the alternating
> row
> colors back if I can tough.
> BTW, the error did not show up while I was testing under Visual Studio
> 2005
> Pro. Everything appeared fine until I deployed to the server.
> TIA
|||Oh my Gosh! I apologize! My Bad! I meant to post to Reporting Services. Sorry
about that.
"Hilary Cotter" wrote:
> I don't think this is a replication question. Can you try perhaps the vb.net
> newsgroup.
> --
> http://www.zetainteractive.com - Shift Happens!
> Looking for a SQL Server replication book?
> http://www.nwsu.com/0974973602.html
> Looking for a FAQ on Indexing Services/SQL FTS
> http://www.indexserverfaq.com
> "URW" <URW@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:F7050588-A480-4BA3-83E1-8A7E602D2E6F@.microsoft.com...
>
>
Javasript error when my stored procedure returns no records. I isolated the
expression that is causing the problem. It is:
=iif( RowNumber("VisuaLabBillingRecords") Mod 2, "WhiteSmoke", "White")
which I had in the table row Background property to alternate my background
color of the rows. It works fine, except when there are no records.
Can someone tell me how to fix it without removing the expression, which is
what I did to get around it for now. I would like to have the alternating row
colors back if I can tough.
BTW, the error did not show up while I was testing under Visual Studio 2005
Pro. Everything appeared fine until I deployed to the server.
TIA
I don't think this is a replication question. Can you try perhaps the vb.net
newsgroup.
http://www.zetainteractive.com - Shift Happens!
Looking for a SQL Server replication book?
http://www.nwsu.com/0974973602.html
Looking for a FAQ on Indexing Services/SQL FTS
http://www.indexserverfaq.com
"URW" <URW@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:F7050588-A480-4BA3-83E1-8A7E602D2E6F@.microsoft.com...
> Or is it when the dataset is null? Either way, my report is reporting a
> Javasript error when my stored procedure returns no records. I isolated
> the
> expression that is causing the problem. It is:
> =iif( RowNumber("VisuaLabBillingRecords") Mod 2, "WhiteSmoke", "White")
> which I had in the table row Background property to alternate my
> background
> color of the rows. It works fine, except when there are no records.
> Can someone tell me how to fix it without removing the expression, which
> is
> what I did to get around it for now. I would like to have the alternating
> row
> colors back if I can tough.
> BTW, the error did not show up while I was testing under Visual Studio
> 2005
> Pro. Everything appeared fine until I deployed to the server.
> TIA
|||Oh my Gosh! I apologize! My Bad! I meant to post to Reporting Services. Sorry
about that.
"Hilary Cotter" wrote:
> I don't think this is a replication question. Can you try perhaps the vb.net
> newsgroup.
> --
> http://www.zetainteractive.com - Shift Happens!
> Looking for a SQL Server replication book?
> http://www.nwsu.com/0974973602.html
> Looking for a FAQ on Indexing Services/SQL FTS
> http://www.indexserverfaq.com
> "URW" <URW@.discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:F7050588-A480-4BA3-83E1-8A7E602D2E6F@.microsoft.com...
>
>
Error when RowNumber is 0
Or is it when the dataset is null? Either way, my report is reporting a
Javasript error when my stored procedure returns no records. I isolated the
expression that is causing the problem. It is:
=iif( RowNumber("DataRecords") Mod 2, "WhiteSmoke", "White")
which I had in the table row Background property to alternate my background
color of the rows. It works fine, except when there are no records.
Can someone tell me how to fix it without removing the expression, which is
what I did to get around it for now. I would like to have the alternating row
colors back if I can. Basically I need to be able to determine that
RowNumber is 0 or that DataRecords, which is my dataset, is null.
BTW, the error did not show up while I was testing under Visual Studio 2005
Pro in Debug mode. Everything appeared fine until I deployed to the server.
If anyone knows how I can catch this type of problem BEFORE I deploy I would
like to know also.
TIA
URW
PS: I had accidentally posted this in the SQL Server Replication Group this
morning. I hope I have the right place (Reporting Services) this time. :-)I found the answer in another post, so the problem has been solved. I should
have searched first and I apologze for not doing that. I guess after I
realized I had posted to the wrong group earlier, I was a bit flustered
Thanks
"URW" wrote:
> Or is it when the dataset is null? Either way, my report is reporting a
> Javasript error when my stored procedure returns no records. I isolated the
> expression that is causing the problem. It is:
> =iif( RowNumber("DataRecords") Mod 2, "WhiteSmoke", "White")
> which I had in the table row Background property to alternate my background
> color of the rows. It works fine, except when there are no records.
> Can someone tell me how to fix it without removing the expression, which is
> what I did to get around it for now. I would like to have the alternating row
> colors back if I can. Basically I need to be able to determine that
> RowNumber is 0 or that DataRecords, which is my dataset, is null.
> BTW, the error did not show up while I was testing under Visual Studio 2005
> Pro in Debug mode. Everything appeared fine until I deployed to the server.
> If anyone knows how I can catch this type of problem BEFORE I deploy I would
> like to know also.
> TIA
> URW
> PS: I had accidentally posted this in the SQL Server Replication Group this
> morning. I hope I have the right place (Reporting Services) this time. :-)|||Could you tell us the solution ;-)?
"URW" <URW@.discussions.microsoft.com> escribió en el mensaje
news:B817A72E-446F-43BF-9B7E-C0A4D2553C15@.microsoft.com...
>I found the answer in another post, so the problem has been solved. I
>should
> have searched first and I apologze for not doing that. I guess after I
> realized I had posted to the wrong group earlier, I was a bit flustered
> Thanks
> "URW" wrote:
>> Or is it when the dataset is null? Either way, my report is reporting a
>> Javasript error when my stored procedure returns no records. I isolated
>> the
>> expression that is causing the problem. It is:
>> =iif( RowNumber("DataRecords") Mod 2, "WhiteSmoke", "White")
>> which I had in the table row Background property to alternate my
>> background
>> color of the rows. It works fine, except when there are no records.
>> Can someone tell me how to fix it without removing the expression, which
>> is
>> what I did to get around it for now. I would like to have the alternating
>> row
>> colors back if I can. Basically I need to be able to determine that
>> RowNumber is 0 or that DataRecords, which is my dataset, is null.
>> BTW, the error did not show up while I was testing under Visual Studio
>> 2005
>> Pro in Debug mode. Everything appeared fine until I deployed to the
>> server.
>> If anyone knows how I can catch this type of problem BEFORE I deploy I
>> would
>> like to know also.
>> TIA
>> URW
>> PS: I had accidentally posted this in the SQL Server Replication Group
>> this
>> morning. I hope I have the right place (Reporting Services) this time.
>> :-)|||Sure.
I just change the expression to
=iif( RowNumber(Nothing)Mod 2, "WhiteSmoke", "White")
I think by defaulting the scope of RowNumber, I am actually counting the
number of rows in the table, rather than the number of rows in the Dataset,
like I was before. Since the dataset can be null, I had problems when I tried
to get the row count for a null object. But the table is never null, and thus
the row count is always save to access and thus no crash. I am not sure if my
explanaition is correct, but that is how I could explain to myself why
getting the row number of a null object worked.
If you search for RowNumber in this group you will find several posts that
refer to this problem. They all show the same solution, but no explanaition
why it works. I hope mine helps but if not at least you have the answer for
my problem.
"Mónica" wrote:
> Could you tell us the solution ;-)?
>
> "URW" <URW@.discussions.microsoft.com> escribió en el mensaje
> news:B817A72E-446F-43BF-9B7E-C0A4D2553C15@.microsoft.com...
> >I found the answer in another post, so the problem has been solved. I
> >should
> > have searched first and I apologze for not doing that. I guess after I
> > realized I had posted to the wrong group earlier, I was a bit flustered
> >
> > Thanks
> >
> > "URW" wrote:
> >
> >> Or is it when the dataset is null? Either way, my report is reporting a
> >> Javasript error when my stored procedure returns no records. I isolated
> >> the
> >> expression that is causing the problem. It is:
> >>
> >> =iif( RowNumber("DataRecords") Mod 2, "WhiteSmoke", "White")
> >>
> >> which I had in the table row Background property to alternate my
> >> background
> >> color of the rows. It works fine, except when there are no records.
> >>
> >> Can someone tell me how to fix it without removing the expression, which
> >> is
> >> what I did to get around it for now. I would like to have the alternating
> >> row
> >> colors back if I can. Basically I need to be able to determine that
> >> RowNumber is 0 or that DataRecords, which is my dataset, is null.
> >>
> >> BTW, the error did not show up while I was testing under Visual Studio
> >> 2005
> >> Pro in Debug mode. Everything appeared fine until I deployed to the
> >> server.
> >> If anyone knows how I can catch this type of problem BEFORE I deploy I
> >> would
> >> like to know also.
> >>
> >> TIA
> >>
> >> URW
> >>
> >> PS: I had accidentally posted this in the SQL Server Replication Group
> >> this
> >> morning. I hope I have the right place (Reporting Services) this time.
> >> :-)
>
>sql
Javasript error when my stored procedure returns no records. I isolated the
expression that is causing the problem. It is:
=iif( RowNumber("DataRecords") Mod 2, "WhiteSmoke", "White")
which I had in the table row Background property to alternate my background
color of the rows. It works fine, except when there are no records.
Can someone tell me how to fix it without removing the expression, which is
what I did to get around it for now. I would like to have the alternating row
colors back if I can. Basically I need to be able to determine that
RowNumber is 0 or that DataRecords, which is my dataset, is null.
BTW, the error did not show up while I was testing under Visual Studio 2005
Pro in Debug mode. Everything appeared fine until I deployed to the server.
If anyone knows how I can catch this type of problem BEFORE I deploy I would
like to know also.
TIA
URW
PS: I had accidentally posted this in the SQL Server Replication Group this
morning. I hope I have the right place (Reporting Services) this time. :-)I found the answer in another post, so the problem has been solved. I should
have searched first and I apologze for not doing that. I guess after I
realized I had posted to the wrong group earlier, I was a bit flustered
Thanks
"URW" wrote:
> Or is it when the dataset is null? Either way, my report is reporting a
> Javasript error when my stored procedure returns no records. I isolated the
> expression that is causing the problem. It is:
> =iif( RowNumber("DataRecords") Mod 2, "WhiteSmoke", "White")
> which I had in the table row Background property to alternate my background
> color of the rows. It works fine, except when there are no records.
> Can someone tell me how to fix it without removing the expression, which is
> what I did to get around it for now. I would like to have the alternating row
> colors back if I can. Basically I need to be able to determine that
> RowNumber is 0 or that DataRecords, which is my dataset, is null.
> BTW, the error did not show up while I was testing under Visual Studio 2005
> Pro in Debug mode. Everything appeared fine until I deployed to the server.
> If anyone knows how I can catch this type of problem BEFORE I deploy I would
> like to know also.
> TIA
> URW
> PS: I had accidentally posted this in the SQL Server Replication Group this
> morning. I hope I have the right place (Reporting Services) this time. :-)|||Could you tell us the solution ;-)?
"URW" <URW@.discussions.microsoft.com> escribió en el mensaje
news:B817A72E-446F-43BF-9B7E-C0A4D2553C15@.microsoft.com...
>I found the answer in another post, so the problem has been solved. I
>should
> have searched first and I apologze for not doing that. I guess after I
> realized I had posted to the wrong group earlier, I was a bit flustered
> Thanks
> "URW" wrote:
>> Or is it when the dataset is null? Either way, my report is reporting a
>> Javasript error when my stored procedure returns no records. I isolated
>> the
>> expression that is causing the problem. It is:
>> =iif( RowNumber("DataRecords") Mod 2, "WhiteSmoke", "White")
>> which I had in the table row Background property to alternate my
>> background
>> color of the rows. It works fine, except when there are no records.
>> Can someone tell me how to fix it without removing the expression, which
>> is
>> what I did to get around it for now. I would like to have the alternating
>> row
>> colors back if I can. Basically I need to be able to determine that
>> RowNumber is 0 or that DataRecords, which is my dataset, is null.
>> BTW, the error did not show up while I was testing under Visual Studio
>> 2005
>> Pro in Debug mode. Everything appeared fine until I deployed to the
>> server.
>> If anyone knows how I can catch this type of problem BEFORE I deploy I
>> would
>> like to know also.
>> TIA
>> URW
>> PS: I had accidentally posted this in the SQL Server Replication Group
>> this
>> morning. I hope I have the right place (Reporting Services) this time.
>> :-)|||Sure.
I just change the expression to
=iif( RowNumber(Nothing)Mod 2, "WhiteSmoke", "White")
I think by defaulting the scope of RowNumber, I am actually counting the
number of rows in the table, rather than the number of rows in the Dataset,
like I was before. Since the dataset can be null, I had problems when I tried
to get the row count for a null object. But the table is never null, and thus
the row count is always save to access and thus no crash. I am not sure if my
explanaition is correct, but that is how I could explain to myself why
getting the row number of a null object worked.
If you search for RowNumber in this group you will find several posts that
refer to this problem. They all show the same solution, but no explanaition
why it works. I hope mine helps but if not at least you have the answer for
my problem.
"Mónica" wrote:
> Could you tell us the solution ;-)?
>
> "URW" <URW@.discussions.microsoft.com> escribió en el mensaje
> news:B817A72E-446F-43BF-9B7E-C0A4D2553C15@.microsoft.com...
> >I found the answer in another post, so the problem has been solved. I
> >should
> > have searched first and I apologze for not doing that. I guess after I
> > realized I had posted to the wrong group earlier, I was a bit flustered
> >
> > Thanks
> >
> > "URW" wrote:
> >
> >> Or is it when the dataset is null? Either way, my report is reporting a
> >> Javasript error when my stored procedure returns no records. I isolated
> >> the
> >> expression that is causing the problem. It is:
> >>
> >> =iif( RowNumber("DataRecords") Mod 2, "WhiteSmoke", "White")
> >>
> >> which I had in the table row Background property to alternate my
> >> background
> >> color of the rows. It works fine, except when there are no records.
> >>
> >> Can someone tell me how to fix it without removing the expression, which
> >> is
> >> what I did to get around it for now. I would like to have the alternating
> >> row
> >> colors back if I can. Basically I need to be able to determine that
> >> RowNumber is 0 or that DataRecords, which is my dataset, is null.
> >>
> >> BTW, the error did not show up while I was testing under Visual Studio
> >> 2005
> >> Pro in Debug mode. Everything appeared fine until I deployed to the
> >> server.
> >> If anyone knows how I can catch this type of problem BEFORE I deploy I
> >> would
> >> like to know also.
> >>
> >> TIA
> >>
> >> URW
> >>
> >> PS: I had accidentally posted this in the SQL Server Replication Group
> >> this
> >> morning. I hope I have the right place (Reporting Services) this time.
> >> :-)
>
>sql
Error when passing GUID as Parameter
Hello - I am using SSRS 2005 and my report dataset has a parameter of type
GUID. In 2000 I could just pass this in as a string. I now get the error:
"Failed to convert parameter value from a String to a Guid."
I've tried setting my Dataset parameter value as:
=Guid(Parameters!<my parameter>.Value)
and
=New Guid(Parameters!<my parameter>.Value)
and I've tried passing in my string with and without the {} braces around
the GUID string.
Anyone have the anwser here? Thank you.I have confirmed that this appears to be a bug. However, there is a
work-around:
The report in the VS report preview or when deployed will work properly with
a uniqueidentifier parameter when the value is being passed in as string. In
order to execute the dataset in your report project, temporarily modify your
stored procedure to accept the guid as a string and convert it to a
uniqueidentifier in your proc. When you execute it and get your dataset
fields to design your report, you can change it back to a uniqueidentifier
parameter.
"justinsaraceno" wrote:
> Hello - I am using SSRS 2005 and my report dataset has a parameter of type
> GUID. In 2000 I could just pass this in as a string. I now get the error:
> "Failed to convert parameter value from a String to a Guid."
> I've tried setting my Dataset parameter value as:
> =Guid(Parameters!<my parameter>.Value)
> and
> =New Guid(Parameters!<my parameter>.Value)
> and I've tried passing in my string with and without the {} braces around
> the GUID string.
> Anyone have the anwser here? Thank you.
GUID. In 2000 I could just pass this in as a string. I now get the error:
"Failed to convert parameter value from a String to a Guid."
I've tried setting my Dataset parameter value as:
=Guid(Parameters!<my parameter>.Value)
and
=New Guid(Parameters!<my parameter>.Value)
and I've tried passing in my string with and without the {} braces around
the GUID string.
Anyone have the anwser here? Thank you.I have confirmed that this appears to be a bug. However, there is a
work-around:
The report in the VS report preview or when deployed will work properly with
a uniqueidentifier parameter when the value is being passed in as string. In
order to execute the dataset in your report project, temporarily modify your
stored procedure to accept the guid as a string and convert it to a
uniqueidentifier in your proc. When you execute it and get your dataset
fields to design your report, you can change it back to a uniqueidentifier
parameter.
"justinsaraceno" wrote:
> Hello - I am using SSRS 2005 and my report dataset has a parameter of type
> GUID. In 2000 I could just pass this in as a string. I now get the error:
> "Failed to convert parameter value from a String to a Guid."
> I've tried setting my Dataset parameter value as:
> =Guid(Parameters!<my parameter>.Value)
> and
> =New Guid(Parameters!<my parameter>.Value)
> and I've tried passing in my string with and without the {} braces around
> the GUID string.
> Anyone have the anwser here? Thank you.
Wednesday, March 7, 2012
Error using more than one dataset
Hi,
I have a problem using more than one dataset to create my report. I wish to use data from one stored procedure to create the values for a combobox, that I use as input to another stored procedure.
When I create more than one dataset and set up my report parameters to use one of them to create comboboxes, I get the following error, when I want to see the preview:
An error occured during local report processing.
The definition of the report '/StockInTrade' is invalid.
The data set name is missing in the data region 'DataSetName'
The report worked just fine when I used hardcodede values for my combobox. The error occurs as soon as I define more than one dataset (meaning it fails even before I try to use the second dataset as report parameter values).
Does anyone know what I am doing wrong?
-- Heidi :-)
The error occured because I had a table without a dataset attached!
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