Is the CASE statement supported or not in 9i? I keep getting a "Missing right parenthesis" error when trying to run this. I thought CASE was ANSI SQL and thus supported....
SELECT SRVCHGKEY, SRVCHG, ACCTTYPE, BLTYPEKEY, BLITEMGRP, EFFDATE, EXPDATE, PRNORDER, CALCORDER, PRNTTEXT, REFTEXT...
This is bizarre to me however, hopefully someone can explain what is happening here.
When I check the execution plan of the following query:
SELECT A.TRANDTTM
FROM [imsv7].ACCTTRAN A, [imsv7].CUSTBL C
WHERE A.ACCTKEY = @dwAcctKey AND A.BLKEY = C.BLKEY
AND A.TRANDTTM >= @tsDueDate AND...
I have a calculation that takes in the number of bytes for a given file. This number can be in excess of 4.2 billion (4.2GB) bytes, which apparently is the largest a 32 bit unsigned int (or ulong/DWORD) can handle. I can put these numbers into Excel and it calculates them fine. Is there a data...
I am designing an application in VC++ using the Native SQLOLEDB.1 driver. I have no problems executing and accessing the results from a regular stored procedure in our SQL Server 2000 repository. However, as soon as I try and connect to a Stored Procedure that returns more than 1 result set...
I am designing an application in VC++ using the Native SQLOLEDB.1 driver. I have no problems executing and accessing the results from a regular stored procedure in our SQL Server 2000 repository. However, as soon as I try and connect to a Stored Procedure that returns more than 1 result set...
ATL Server, Web Service solution Visual Studio .NET
I have the code exactly like the sample OnlineAddressBook from the MSDN library yet I get the error whereas that app does not. Such simple things can stop a programmer for hours.
Here is the code I am using. Note that the Web Service this code...
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