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I want to execute the query in master database it self
IF OBJECT_ID(N'DB1.dbo.T_table1', N'U') IS NOT NULL AND COLUMNPROPERTY(OBJECT_ID(N'db1.dbo.T_table1'), 'KEY_value','AllowsNull') IS NOT NULL SELECT 'TRUE' AS COLUMNSTATUS ELSE SELECT 'FALSE' AS COLUMNSTATUS...
Started by subramani on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
COLUMNPROPERTY(OBJECT_ID(N''DB1.dbo.T_table1''),''Key_Value'',''AllowsNull'')') SELECT TOP 1 * FROM @RetVal
CASE COLUMNPROPERTY(OBJECT_ID(N'db1.dbo.T_table1'), 'KEY_value','AllowsNull') WHEN 0 THEN 'Column' END
When....
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I'm currently working with the versant object database (using jvi), and have a case where I need to query the database based on an object id. What I'm trying to achieve is something along the lines of
Employee employee = new Employee("Mr. Pickles"); session...
Started by Banang on
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Pickles.
FundVQLQuery (session, "select selfoid from Employee where name = $1"); vql.bind ("Mr.
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I inherited a database built with the idea that composite keys are much more ideal than using a unique object ID field and that when building a database, a single unique ID should never be used as a primary key. Because I was building a Rails from end...
Started by mwilliams on
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by 13 people.
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Using 'unique (object) ID' fields simplifies joins, but you should aim to have the other (possibly both a 'unique (object) ID' and the other key does use more space (for the indexes) than just for a specific customer code, ....
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I am trying to display my command objects collection field inside a list box. Inside said collection is a field, id and name. I want use the id as the html option value and the name as the option text. See the code below;
<form:select id="customCollection...
Started by James McMahon on
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by 4 people.
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For example, if I had a form select ....
This doesn't make sense, at least to me...
To populate the possible values for your form's select input AND to bind to the ultimate value(s) selected by the user with that select input.
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Title says everything, i cant find how to get LOD objects id to remove it, i can remove real objects, but them LOD stays in exact place, and i cant remove them... any help?
Started by simsoonas on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at multitheftauto):
Then click the 'select world object' in the map editor and put your cursor over the object.
Click on the button in editor which lets you select world objects , get your object , f3 archive .
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HI TEAM,
Im not able to connect my database.getting an error as code 602 Could not find row in sysindexes for database ID 7, object ID 1.
pls help me out and mail back with the solution.
Regards,
Vipin
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at microsoft):
You see the database in SSMS? is anyone else able to connect to it?
If you run
Select.
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On a page which shows a specific object I need to display related objects for that object based on tags. ´The object with the most matching tags should be at the top. Basically I somhow need to identify how many tags for each object that match the object...
Started by Baversjo on
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Finally we group on the object_id and do a COUNT(*) on the tagset table to find out many where object_id = <some expression to indicate the current object id> group by tag_id ) g(*) DESC
Result:
'object....
select.
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We have objects that we want to represent in stacks (think of stacking items in an MMO). There will be duplicate rows.
Let's say our owned_objects table looks like this.
user_id | object_id 1 | 27 1 | 27 3 | 46 3 | 46 5 | 59
I want the query to do
SELECT...
Started by mikelikespie on
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by 3 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
object_id)
… or similar?
You can then retrieve the counts by a dynamically created attributeHow about …
@objects = user.objects.all(:select => "count(*) as count, objects.*", :group =>.
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I have a table which defines what things another table can have, for example:
CREATE TABLE `objects` ( `id` INT UNSIGNED NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY, `name` VARCHAR(50) NOT NULL ); INSERT INTO `objects` (`name`) VALUES ('Test'); INSERT INTO `objects...
Started by Rob on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
You can create a query that will select this, but you will have procedure to calculate ....
For this query to be efficient, make (object_id, property_id) a PRIMARY KEY in the object_properties) and no, MySQL cannot do this directly.
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In my answer to this SO question I suggest using a single insert statement, with a select that increments a value, as shown below.
Insert Into VersionTable (Id, VersionNumber, Title, Description, ...) Select @ObjectId, max(VersionNumber) + 1, @Title, ...
Started by David Hall on
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Counter = 0 while @counter < 1000 begin set @counter = @counter + 1 INSERT INTO Table_1 SELECT MAX(ID) + 1 FROM Table_1 end
Then execute
SELECT ID, COUNT(*) FROM Table_1 GROUP BY ID HAVING COUNT(*) > though; this solution might kill....
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