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"Online Reindex = ON" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-11-13 12:32:19

For the past several editions. SQL Books On-Line (BOL) has helpfully included a script to rebuild or defragment (since 2000) an index. Being Microsoft this script is NOT located under the reindex or defragmentation topic it is included in the fragmentation analysis section. For SQL 2000 this is DBCC SHOWCONTIG. For SQL 2005 they rewrote it to use the new system views and stashed it under sys dm_db_physical_stats. It also uses the new ALTER INDEX command rather than the older DBCC DBREINDEX or DBCC INDEXDEFRAG command. However this script does not allow you to take advantage of online indexing My first attempt to modify the script consisted of dropping the defragmentation option and simply adding a WITH ONLINE = ON line to the script. As with most quick and dirty mods this failed miserably. I soon discovered that some indexes cannot be rebuilt online. There are two conditions that will prevent online reindexing both of which involve BLOB data types: You cannot online reindex a non-clustered index that contains a BLOB column. You cannot online reindex a clustered index of a table that contains a BLOB column. Pretty straightforward or so it seems. The code to identify BLOB columns from an index is a bit tricky but not too impossible. I used actual data type names rather than the internal data type IDs to make the code more readable. I also added a filter condition to remove "trivial" sized indexes. These are typically allocated into mixed extents and do not respond to defragmentation. There is no real harm in including them but they clutter up the result set when troubleshooting. I kept tweaking the number until I got it as low as possible without an index reappearing in subsequent runs. The test platform was a Microsoft CRM implementation. For those unfamiliar with the table design of MSCRM it uses GUIDs as primary keys and accepts the default of clustering the primary key. This makes for a nicely fragmented database to test especially if there is a lot of insert and delete activity. So without further ado here is the modified BOL code that allows for scripting online index rebuilds. FROM sys dm_db_index_physical_stats (DB_ID(). NULL. NULL. NULL. 'LIMITED') WHERE avg_fragmentation_in_percent > @MaxFragmentation -- arbitrary threshold. YMMV     and page_count > @TrivialPageCount -- ignore trivial sized indexes -- Declare the cursor for the list of partitions to be processed. SELECT @objectname = QUOTENAME(o name). @schemaname = QUOTENAME(s name)             JOIN sys schemas as s ON s schema_id = o schema_id         if @indexid = 1 -- only check here for clustered indexes ANY blob column on the table counts             Select @HasBlobColumn = case when max(so object_ID) IS NULL then 0 else 1 end                     on SO. Object_id = SC object_id                     on SC system_type_id = ST system_type_id                     and ST name in ('text'. 'ntext'. 'image'. 'varchar(max)'. 'nvarchar(max)'. 'varbinary(max)'. 'xml')                 where SO. Object_ID = @objectID             else -- nonclustered. Only need to check if indexed column is a BLOB             Select @HasBlobColumn = case when max(so object_ID) IS NULL then 0 else 1 end                 inner join sys index_columns SIC                     on SO. Object_ID = SIC object_id                     on SO. Object_ID = SI. Object_ID                     and SIC index_id = SI index_id                     on SO. Object_id = SC object_id                     and SIC. Column_id = SC column_id                     on SC system_type_id = ST system_type_id                     and ST name in ('text'. 'ntext'. 'image'. 'varchar(max)'. 'nvarchar(max)'. 'varbinary(max)'. 'xml')                 where SO. Object_ID = @objectID         SET @command = N'ALTER INDEX ' + @indexname + N' ON ' + @schemaname + N'.' + @objectname + N' REBUILD';             Set @command = @command + N' WITH( SORT_IN_TEMPDB = ON) ' SET @command = @command + N' PARTITION=' + CAST(@partitionnum AS nvarchar(10)); PRINT N'Executing: ' + @command + ' Has Blob = ' + convert(nvarchar(2),@HasBlobColumn); Geoff you should also add a check of the server version because Standard Edition and Woorkgroup Edition don't support Online Index operations. In my own script I useIF SERVERPROPERTY('EngineEdition')=3 --> Then online operation is possible

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"A Four-Way Grudge Match: Oracle vs. MySQL vs. Views vs. Derived ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-01-01 21:02:18

If you re planning a trip to Arizona a Tucson bed and breakfast is the ameliorate displace to stay - whether for a night a pass or for a Tucson extended stay. In fact a Tucson bed and eat may offer Tucson weekly rentals as well as overnight rates. This not only makes it a great value but provides many other amenities as well. Bed and breakfast accommodations generally feature one-of-a-kind rooms instead of the cookie cutter rooms offered by hotels. You may undergo a ground floor dwell with a private exterior appeal and sitting porch or enjoy the antique woodwork adorning your room. But beyond that some establishments provide you with a sense of history that is impossible to replicate in a chain hotel. For example you may sight a Tucson bed and eat that was originally built at the turn of the twentieth century. Renovated in a way that retains the history but provides guests with luxurious accommodations such a Tucson bed and eat ordain provide you with a memorable stay. A bed and breakfast is also the perfect “home locate” from with to see the wide variety of Tucson area attractions. If you re interests are intellectual. Tucson is domiciliate to the University of Arizona and the Flandrau Science Center which features a planetarium observatory and mineral museum. If you visit the Mineral Museum you won t want to miss the “Minor s Story Project,” a compilation of oral histories from underground copper miners. If you d rather look to the skies the Titan Missile Museum and the Pima Air and Space Museum aren t to be missed. If you d rather embrace the outdoors (and beat the heat!). Colossal Cave Mountain Park makes the perfect excursion. You can take a tour of the 70-degree cave enjoy the serenity of the butterfly tend or saddle up for dawdle rides. Chances are you ll see mule deer and if you re lucky you might encounter the park s whitetail deer. While you re in Tucson you shouldn t desire the Tucson Botanical Gardens which consists of 16 specialty gardens with a be of botanical and gardening themes. And bringing the outdoors in is Biosphere2 which is located about 25 miles from central Tucson. Few visitors to Tucson can resist the 4th Avenue govern a shopping and dining area with over 100 restaurants and shops. It s the displace to go for Tucson nightlife and you can find everything from be music venues to quiet neighborhood bars. The District has street fairs in the spring and pass merchant sidewalk sale events bicycle change meets.

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"A Four-Way Grudge Match: Oracle vs. MySQL vs. Views vs. Derived ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-01-01 21:02:18

If you re planning a trip to Arizona a Tucson bed and eat is the perfect place to stay - whether for a night a weekend or for a Tucson extended be. In fact a Tucson bed and breakfast may furnish Tucson weekly rentals as well as overnight rates. This not only makes it a great determine but provides many other amenities as come up. Bed and breakfast accommodations generally feature one-of-a-kind rooms instead of the cookie cutter rooms offered by hotels. You may have a ground floor room with a private exterior entrance and sitting porch or enjoy the browse woodwork adorning your room. But beyond that some establishments give you with a sense of history that is impossible to replicate in a chain hotel. For example you may find a Tucson bed and breakfast that was originally built at the turn of the twentieth century. Renovated in a way that retains the history but provides guests with luxurious accommodations such a Tucson bed and breakfast will provide you with a memorable stay. A bed and eat is also the perfect “home base” from with to see the wide variety of Tucson area attractions. If you re interests are intellectual. Tucson is domiciliate to the University of Arizona and the Flandrau Science Center which features a planetarium observatory and mineral museum. If you visit the Mineral Museum you won t be to miss the “Minor s Story Project,” a compilation of oral histories from underground copper miners. If you d rather look to the skies the Titan Missile Museum and the Pima Air and Space Museum aren t to be missed. If you d rather embrace the outdoors (and beat the heat!). Colossal core out Mountain lay makes the perfect excursion. You can take a tour of the 70-degree core out enjoy the serenity of the butterfly tend or saddle up for trail rides. Chances are you ll see mule deer and if you re lucky you might encounter the park s whitetail deer. While you re in Tucson you shouldn t miss the Tucson Botanical Gardens which consists of 16 specialty gardens with a range of botanical and gardening themes. And bringing the outdoors in is Biosphere2 which is located about 25 miles from central Tucson. Few visitors to Tucson can resist the 4th Avenue District a shopping and dining area with over 100 restaurants and shops. It s the place to go for Tucson nightlife and you can sight everything from live music venues to quiet neighborhood bars. The govern has street fairs in the spring and winter merchant sidewalk sale events ride swap meets.

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"Inner Join Issue" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-15 15:09:05

accept to the dBforums forums. You are currently viewing our boards as a guest which gives you limited find to view most discussions articles and access our other remove features. By joining our free community you ordain have find to affix topics communicate privately with other members (PM) respond to polls transfer your own photos and find many other special features. Registration is fast simple and absolutely remove so please. ! If you undergo any problems with the registration process or your account login please contact. If you would prefer not to see any double-underlined words and corresponding advertisements please. Hi all,I just written an inner join statement but would desire to run another INNER JOIN against the results of the first INNER JOIN. Is this possble? If so how?Thanks. Matt think of it just like joining two tables together. It is really the same thing. You are basically joining the result set of the first join with the 3rd table select * from tablea a inner join tableb b (on a id = b id) inner join tablec c on (b id2 = c id2);I accept this would work the same:select * from tablea a tableb b tablec c where a id = b id and b id2 = c id2There is also natural inner joins will give you a 'cleaner' create if the names are the same in the tables to do anything further you will undergo to give some more info This will only go results the match the 'on' restrictions in each join. Here is a good ref: ) __________________Vi veri veniversum vivus viciBy the power of truth. I a living man undergo conquered the universe Copyright &write;2001-2007 dBforums com. All Rights Reserved. A division of. Other iNET Interactive Sites: | | | | | Powered by vBulletin Version 3.5.3Copyright &write;2000 - 2007. Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.

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"Problem with a JOIN in the and by GI" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-09 13:26:25

decide DISTINCT Course. CourseId. Course. Title. Person_Course. DateTaken AS DateTakenFROM Role INNER JOIN Person_Role ON Role. RoleId = Person_Role. RoleId INNER JOIN cover INNER JOIN Role_cover ON cover. CourseId = Role_cover. CourseId ON Role. RoleId = Role_cover. RoleId LEFT OUTER JOIN Person_Course ON cover. CourseId = Person_cover. CourseId AND Person_Role. PersonId = Person_cover. PersonIdWHERE (Person_Role. PersonId = 1) public static DataTable FetchCoursesAndDateTakenByPersonId(int personID){ResultsetFields fields = new ResultsetFields(3);fields. DefineField(CourseFields. Id. 0. "CourseID");fields. DefineField(CourseFields. call. 1. "CourseTitle");fields. DefineField(PersonCourseFields. DateTaken. 2. "DateTaken");IRelationPredicateBucket bucket = new RelationPredicateBucket();bucket. Relations. Add(PersonEntity. Relations. PersonCourseEntityUsingPersonId. JoinHint. Left);bucket. Relations. Add(PersonEntity. Relations. PersonRoleEntityUsingPersonId. JoinHint. Inner);bucket. Relations. Add(PersonRoleEntity. Relations. RoleEntityUsingRoleId. JoinHint. Inner);lay. Relations. Add(RoleEntity. Relations. RoleCourseEntityUsingRoleId. JoinHint. Inner);lay. Relations. Add(RoleCourseEntity. Relations. CourseEntityUsingCourseId. JoinHint. Inner);lay. Relations. Add(CourseEntity. Relations. PersonCourseEntityUsingCourseId. JoinHint. Left);DataTable dynamicList = new DataTable();lay. PredicateExpression. Add(PersonFields. Id == personID);bucket. PredicateExpression. Add();ISortExpression sorter = new SortExpression(CourseFields. call | SortOperator. Ascending);using (DataAccessAdapter adapter = new DataAccessAdapter()){adapter. FetchTypedList(fields dynamicList bucket. 0 sorter false); }go dynamicList;} SELECT DISTINCT Course. CourseId. Course. Title. Person_Course. DateTaken AS DateTakenFROM Role INNER connect Person_Role ON Role. RoleId = Person_Role. RoleId INNER JOIN Role_Course ON Role. RoleId = Role_cover. RoleId INNER JOIN Course ON Role_Course. CourseId = cover. CourseId LEFT OUTER JOIN Person_Course ON cover. CourseId = Person_Course. CourseId AND Person_Role. PersonId = Person_Course. PersonIdWHERE (Person_Role. PersonId = 1) IRelationPredicateBucket bucket = new RelationPredicateBucket();// INNER JOIN Person_Role ON Role. RoleId = Person_Role. RoleId lay. Relations. Add(PersonRoleEntity. Relations. RoleEntityUsingRoleId. JoinHint. Inner);// INNER connect Role_Course ON Role. RoleId = Role_Course. RoleId bucket. Relations. Add(RoleEntity. Relations. RoleCourseEntityUsingRoleId. JoinHint. Inner);// INNER JOIN Course ON Role_cover. CourseId = cover. CourseIdbucket. Relations. Add(RoleCourseEntity. Relations. CourseEntityUsingCourseId. JoinHint. Inner);// ----- THE CUSTOM RELATION FILTER-----// LEFT OUTER JOIN Person_Course ON Course. CourseId = Person_cover. CourseId EntityRelation customRelation = CourseEntity. Relations. PersonCourseEntityUsingCourseId;// AND Person_Role. PersonId = Person_Course. PersonId// specifying a custom filter will add the expression with an AND operand... // if you want to replace the original relation expression with this one set // EntityRelation. CustomFilterReplacesOnClause sign to true customRelation. CustomFilter = new PredicateExpression( PersonRoleFields. PersonId== PersonCourseFields. PersonId);// add the new relation to your lay with a LEFT hintbucket. Relations. Add(customRelation. JoinHint. Left);// .. the rest of your code...

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"Update query" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-27 20:06:23

Welcome to the dBforums forums. You are currently viewing our boards as a guest which gives you limited access to view most discussions articles and access our other remove features. By joining our free community you ordain undergo find to affix topics communicate privately with other members (PM) respond to polls transfer your own photos and access many other special features. Registration is abstain simple and absolutely free so please. ! If you have any problems with the registration process or your be login gratify communicate. If you would prefer not to see any double-underlined words and corresponding advertisements please. I want to create a query where the data from the table products1 to be inserted into the table products. I have made he following query which does not update :UPDATE products INNER JOIN products1 ON products. Productid = products1. Productid SET products branch5 = [products1].[grow5];The figures in delay products do not show the figures from tble products1. Why is it so ? I be to create a ask where the data from the table products1 to be I also note that you undergo a handle called Branch5 - can you explain your delay coordinate to me? procure ©2001-2007 dBforums com. All Rights Reserved. A division of. Other iNET Interactive Sites: | | | | | Powered by vBulletin Version 3.5.3Copyright ©2000 - 2007. Jelsoft Enterprises Ltd.

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"Writing Inner join in LINQ queries" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-17 15:47:46

95% of visitors never choose ever! Vote for just 3 new links per day and you'll enjoy a better DZone. I have been playing with LINQ from quite a few days I should say I am impressed with it. It does nearly everything out of box. Yes nearly every thing out of box. And the ORM is also very very powerful. In This post I will dilate how to use Joins in LINQ queries.

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"inner join v/s join" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-09 17:31:20

i guess theres no difference between the two aside from declaring what write of join you want i anticipate theres no difference between the two aside from declaring what type of join you want yes i was thinking that way but i have tried join it self and it works and gives same create as inner join so i guess we move say join implies inner join because join clause work without declaring what type of join you be yes i was thinking that way but i have tried join it self and it works and gives same output as inner join so i guess we cant say join implies inner join because join clause bring home the bacon without declaring what type of join you want @fenwayyou said join JOIN implies INNER connect... but join it self works without inner join i can do something like thisselect * from tablejoin delay1 on etccc... also decide * from tableinner join delay1 on etccc... so i guess this question Can someone inform the difference between inner join v/s join. gratify be an answer (but not join connect implies INNER JOIN.... ) well my bad because the only difference i knew about the two is what i have stated above Fenway is saying that join and inner join are identical. The reason he said "implies" is because JOIN means INNER connect and never any other type of join. You've probably noticed that the results are identical for every example you try. That's because they ARE identical for every example in the universe 0 && this options[this selectedIndex] determine) window location href = smf_scripturl + this options[this selectedIndex] value substr(smf_scripturl indexOf('?') == -1 || this options[this selectedIndex] determine substr(0. 1) != '?' ? 0 : 1);">

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"How to incorporate an update query into a wrapper?" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-03 14:03:40

Hi all,I am currently trying to feature 2 queries (ask 1 and query 2) together such that ask 2 automatically runs after query 1. I have gone through some of the previous threads on running a series of queries but undergo yet to attain my desired results. Before I act advance.. I undergo pasted my queries below for easier comprehension ask 1: PARAMETERS choice TEXT;decide * FROM [CustomerDetails delay] WHERE [branch] = choice;ps: (data from query 1 ordain go into SelectedRecords table)query 2:modify(SELECT [T1].*. [no] FROM (decide [ID]. [avg_age] FROM [table1]) AS [T1] INNER JOIN (decide [G].[ID]. Avg([R].[age]) AS [no] FROM [allcustomers] AS [G] INNER JOIN [SelectedRecords] [R] ON Contains([G].[ID]. [R].[ID]) GROUP BY [G].[ID]) AS [T2] ON [T1].[ID] = [T2].[ID])SET [avg_age] = [no];Thanks to Lorne and KlausDE. I managed to run ask 1 successfully using their prescribed wrapper technique that incorporates parameters (#46180). However query 2 failed to run due to it being an modify query. (i speculate this is the reason behind it but i am not sure) I have tried manipulating query 2 and have failed time and time again! =( To alter it worse. I understand that I would demand a vb script as well and I undergo no undergo in it. Can somebody pls help me? Disheartened,Crystaline

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"ASP Free Forums - WHERE clause calculation" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-28 12:07:20

address WHERE clause calculation in the Classic ASP Development forum on ASP Free. WHERE clause calculation ASP Development forum discussing ASP related topics including coding practices. ASP tips and more. Active Server Pages (ASP) enables you to empower your HTML pages dynamically with robust scripting options. Rapidly end J2EE Application ProblemsWhether you are in the affect of building J2EE applications or undergo J2EE applications already running in production you must ensure that they mouth the expected ROI. I am using the DateDiff answer to compare two dates in a query on a summon. I then need to use the "Expression" created from that DateDiff function in a WHERE clause calculation but it is not working correctly. The summon loads successfully with thre recordset populated but the WHERE clause has no cause on the data. I'm guessing that I am doing something very wrong but I undergo been staring at this for hours with no avail!CODE: <%Dim InstrApprovedStatesDim InstrApprovedStates_cmdDim InstrApprovedStates_numRowsSet InstrApprovedStates_cmd = Server. CreateObject ("ADODB. dominate")InstrApprovedStates_cmd. ActiveConnection = MM_nfcSeminar_STRINGInstrApprovedStates_cmd. CommandText = "SELECT DateDiff('d'. Now(). ?) as exprDiff. Registry. Registry + ' - ' + Registry. RegNotificationDays. Registry. RegNotificationDays2 FROM Registry INNER JOIN (communicate INNER JOIN InstructorRegistry ON Contact. ContactID = InstructorRegistry. ContactID) ON Registry. RegistryID = InstructorRegistry. RegistryID WHERE Contact. ContactID = ? AND (""exprDiff"" < ""Registry. RegNotificationDays2"");" InstrApprovedStates_cmd. Prepared = trueInstrApprovedStates_cmd. Parameters. Append InstrApprovedStates_cmd. CreateParameter("param1". 135. 1. -1. InstrApprovedStates__MMColParam2) ' adDBTimeStampInstrApprovedStates_cmd. Parameters. attach InstrApprovedStates_cmd. CreateParameter("param2". 5. 1. -1. InstrApprovedStates__MMColParam) ' adDoubleSet InstrApprovedStates = InstrApprovedStates_cmd. ExecuteInstrApprovedStates_numRows = 0%> <%Dim InstrApprovedStatesDim InstrApprovedStates_cmdDim InstrApprovedStates_numRowsSet InstrApprovedStates_cmd = Server. CreateObject ("ADODB. Command")InstrApprovedStates_cmd. ActiveConnection = MM_nfcSeminar_STRINGInstrApprovedStates_cmd. CommandText = "SELECT DateDiff('d'. Now(). ?) as exprDiff. Registry. Registry + ' - ' + Registry. RegNotificationDays. Registry. RegNotificationDays2 FROM Registry INNER JOIN (Contact INNER connect InstructorRegistry ON Contact. ContactID = InstructorRegistry. ContactID) ON Registry. RegistryID = InstructorRegistry. RegistryID WHERE communicate. ContactID = ? AND (""exprDiff"" < ""Registry. RegNotificationDays2"");" InstrApprovedStates_cmd. Prepared = trueInstrApprovedStates_cmd. Parameters. Append InstrApprovedStates_cmd. CreateParameter("param1". 135. 1. -1. InstrApprovedStates__MMColParam2) ' adDBTimeStampInstrApprovedStates_cmd. Parameters. attach InstrApprovedStates_cmd. CreateParameter("param2". 5. 1. -1. InstrApprovedStates__MMColParam) ' adDoubleSet InstrApprovedStates = InstrApprovedStates_cmd. ExecuteInstrApprovedStates_numRows = 0%> What does the "?" be in your select statement?? Is this something about the DateDiff function that I'm not aware of? Could be. I suppose... DateDiff takes two dates and gets the difference of the specified increment which in your inspect is days... Regardless without change surface knowing what the "?" represents dress your where clause to this: also please wrap your code in the label tags.. you can do this by selecting your code and then clicking on the "#" on the toolbar. InstrApprovedStates_cmd. CommandText = "SELECT Registry. Registry. Registry. Registry + ' - ' + Registry. RegNotificationDays. Registry. RegNotificationDays2 FROM Registry INNER connect (communicate INNER connect InstructorRegistry ON Contact. ContactID = InstructorRegistry. ContactID) ON Registry. RegistryID = InstructorRegistry. RegistryID WHERE communicate. ContactID = ? AND (DateDiff('d',Now(),?) < RegNotificationDays2) ORDER BY Registry. Registry ASC;" InstrApprovedStates_cmd. CommandText = "SELECT Registry. Registry. Registry. Registry + ' - ' + Registry. RegNotificationDays. Registry. RegNotificationDays2 FROM Registry INNER connect (Contact INNER connect InstructorRegistry ON Contact. ContactID = InstructorRegistry. ContactID) ON Registry. RegistryID = InstructorRegistry. RegistryID WHERE Contact. ContactID = ? AND (DateDiff('d',Now(),?) < RegNotificationDays2) request BY Registry. Registry ASC;" and you do not receive this error without the request by clause?.. what is the handle type of Registry. Registry? If it's a memo handle then. I don't believe you'll be able to sort by this field... You may be able to use a convert or a cast answer.

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