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genomon, SELECT @Seq = (RECNUM + 1) FROM SDE.dbo.SMSYSRECNUM WHERE Name = '_COMPANY_' ...returns the same error.

I want my autonumbered column to start at a particular value because I am importing records into a table that has values in it already. Basically, I have this table, smsysrecnum, that stored the last used sequence number for all user tables in the database. Here's the entire query: USE SDE GO...

I'd like to use a value from another table to set the seed value for a field in a table variable. This on its own parses ok: --Variable to set the MU.Sequence field. DECLARE @Seq int SET @Seq = (SELECT (RECNUM + 1) FROM SDE.dbo.SMSYSRECNUM WHERE Name = '_COMPANY_') And this code...

Does this look better? USE SDE GO --Variable to set the EBU.Sequence field. DECLARE @Seq int --Table variable for EBU data. declare @tmpEBU table ( NewSeq int IDENTITY(1001,1), Name nvarchar (30) ) --Populate the record number table. INSERT SDE.dbo.smsysrecnum (Name, RecNum) VALUES...

I need some help figuring out what I am doing wrong. I am trying to migrate data from one system to another, and I want to assign an incrementing number to a field, but I can't seem to nail down the particulars. I am starting to think I need a stored procedure to increment the field. Please let...

Nevermind, I'm all set. My lookup query was bad.

Do I need to use a multiphase data pump for this task?

I'm not very familiar with DTS, but thought it was the right tool for this job. I am trying to import data from one database to another, and the target table has a primary key called Sequence (int). I wrote a lookup that says: select max (sequence) + 1 from Customer ...and the ActiveX script...

Thanks Otto. You got me headed down the right path. My secondary IF... condition was looking at the wrong field. I updated it and it now works properly.

I've got the following function defined: USE MagicTSD GO ALTER FUNCTION dbo.ProjectTime_GetProjectID (@WONum int) RETURNS nvarchar(40) BEGIN DECLARE @ProjID nvarchar(40) SET @ProjID = 'No ID' IF ( NOT (SELECT [HDNUM] FROM [_SMDBA_].[_WORKORD_] as W WHERE W.[SEQUENCE] = @WONum) IS NULL)...

Yes. But I think I found my issue. One of the field names was slightly different than the target. Fixed the name, and the import was successful.

Also, the field that is set to autonumber (BatchID) does not have a corresponding column in the spreadsheet.

Excel 2000, Access 2000 I am trying to import a spreadsheet to a table. The spreadsheet column headings are named the same as the target table. There are no spaces in any of the column names. The target table contains an autonumber field (not sure if this is the cause of the issue or not). The...

Thanks folks. Alex, you're answer got me started in the right direction. I was trying to over complicate things.

http://tek-tips.com/faqs.cfm?fid=4233 I'm attempting to use the function listed in the FAQ above to concatenate fields across two tables into a single field in an append query. I am not too sure of the syntax I need to use. My tables look like this: tblManualInstall: Sequence OldSerialNum...