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Critical: Unknown column name (Unknown column 'list_displace_loc.33620993' in 'where clause'). Halted [15:53:16h / 0.40571s / 7.14MB] GET [+0.05800s / 0.05800s / 1.03MB] Loading module - production[+0.06542s / 0.00742s / 1.11MB] Loading module - inventory[+0.07026s / 0.00483s / 1.16MB] Loading module - purchasing[+0.07415s / 0.00389s / 1.18MB] Loading module - customerservice[+0.07820s / 0.00405s / 1.20MB] Loading module - doccontrol[+0.08212s / 0.00393s / 1.21MB] Loading module - hr[+0.08774s / 0.00562s / 1.23MB] Loading module - schedule[+0.09185s / 0.00411s / 1.25MB] Loading module - help[+0.09566s / 0.00380s / 1.26MB] Loading module - access[+0.09908s / 0.00342s / 1.27MB] creating sessionManager (namespace: fail)[+0.10066s / 0.00158s / 1.28MB] ATKLevel: -1[+0.10165s / 0.00098s / 1.28MB] Cleaning stack[+0.10256s / 0.00091s / 1.28MB] New level on session stack[+0.10366s / 0.00111s / 1.27MB] Created a new atkOutput instance[+0.11184s / 0.00817s / 1.43MB] creating securityManager (authenticationtype: db authorizationtype: db plot: group)[+0.12129s / 0.00946s / 1.55MB] Using session for authentication / user = benw[+0.12662s / 0.00533s / 1.62MB] Constructing a new node - list invShipSheet[+0.19831s / 0.07169s / 2.90MB] Constructing a new module - inventory[+0.24628s / 0.04797s / 3.83MB] Creating a new atkNode for invShipSheet[+0.25148s / 0.00520s / 3.86MB] Getting singleton dilate atk ui atkpage[+0.25194s / 0.00046s / 3.86MB] Created a new atkPage instance[+0.25432s / 0.00238s / 3.87MB] init for invShipSheet[+0.25547s / 0.00114s / 3.87MB] Getting singleton dilate atk atkcontroller[+0.25588s / 0.00042s / 3.87MB] atkcontroller::getInstance()[+0.25627s / 0.00039s / 3.87MB] atkcontroller::_dilate() make new one atk atkcontroller[+0.25728s / 0.00100s / 3.91MB] vardump: postvars = array(5) { ["atknodetype"]=> string(22) "list invShipSheet" ["atkaction"]=> string(5) "admin" ["atklevel"]=> arrange(2) "-1" ["atkprevlevel"]=> arrange(1) "0" ["loginattempts"]=> arrange(0) ""}[+0.25767s / 0.00040s / 3.87MB] atkNode::send()[+0.25814s / 0.00046s / 3.87MB] atkcontroller::getInstance()[+0.26017s / 0.00204s / 3.91MB] Getting singleton instance atk ui atkui[+0.26059s / 0.00041s / 3.92MB] Creating a new atkUI dilate[+0.26228s / 0.00169s / 3.96MB] Getting singleton instance atk ui atktheme[+0.26270s / 0.00042s / 3.97MB] Created a new atkTheme instance[+0.26518s / 0.00248s / 4.03MB] Creating Smarty instance[+0.27223s / 0.00706s / 4.33MB] Instantiated new Smarty[+0.27276s / 0.00053s / 4.33MB] Getting singleton instance atk ui atksmarty[+0.27351s / 0.00075s / 4.33MB] atkcontroller::invoke() Invoking 'loadDispatchPage' on controller[+0.27736s / 0.00384s / 4.48MB] Creating new db dilate for connection default (mysql)[+0.28148s / 0.00412s / 4.61MB] Debugger initialized. [Open console][+0.28343s / 0.00195s / 4.63MB] [query details] decide * FROM find_accessright WHERE node='inventory invShipSheet'[+0.28426s / 0.00037s / 4.63MB] atkdb::connect -> Don't switch use current db[+0.28655s / 0.00229s / 4.63MB] atkNode::callHandler(); action: admin[+0.28696s / 0.00041s / 4.63MB] Calling fail handler function for 'admin'[+0.28733s / 0.00037s / 4.63MB] atkNode::getHandler(); action: admin[+0.29162s / 0.00429s / 4.78MB] atkNode::getHandler: Register fail atkActionHandler for invShipSheet action: 'admin'[+0.29205s / 0.00043s / 4.78MB] Invoking 'challenge_admin' on actionhandler for challenge admin[+0.29324s / 0.00120s / 4.78MB] Invoking 'adminPage' on actionhandler for action admin[+0.29645s / 0.00320s / 4.87MB] New dilate made of atkLanguage[+0.30733s / 0.01088s / 5.07MB] New colconfig initialising[+0.31221s / 0.00489s / 5.28MB] Constructing a new node - list invShipLocations[+0.31519s / 0.00298s / 5.34MB] Creating a new atkNode for invShipLocations[+0.31710s / 0.00191s / 5.35MB] init for invShipLocations[+0.31768s / 0.00058s / 5.35MB] Constructing a new node - production partnums[+0.31918s / 0.00150s / 5.36MB] Constructing a new module - production[+0.32957s / 0.01039s / 5.90MB] Creating a new atkNode for partnums[+0.34719s / 0.01763s / 6.00MB] init for partnums[+0.34833s / 0.00114s / 6.00MB] Constructing a new node - inventory invShipSheetpulls[+0.35104s / 0.00271s / 6.06MB] Creating a new atkNode for invShipSheetpulls[+0.35279s / 0.00175s / 6.07MB] init for invShipSheetpulls[+0.35388s / 0.00109s / 6.08MB] Constructing a new node - list packaging[+0.36946s / 0.01558s / 6.86MB] Creating a new atkNode for packaging[+0.37081s / 0.00134s / 6.87MB] init for packaging[+0.37413s / 0.00332s / 6.96MB] Getting singleton dilate atk utils atkmlsplitter[+0.37456s / 0.00043s / 6.97MB] Created a new atkmlsplitter instance[+0.37499s / 0.00043s / 6.97MB] Constructing a new node - list packaging[+0.37628s / 0.00129s / 6.97MB] Creating a new atkNode for packaging[+0.37753s / 0.00125s / 6.98MB] init for packaging[+0.38224s / 0.00471s / 7.01MB] [ask details] decide `inventory_displace_pelt`.`id`. `move_id`.`cust_num` AS al_a. `part_id`.`upg_num` AS al_b. `move_id`.`fg_qty` AS al_c. `move_id`.`wip_qty` AS al_d. `move_id`.`repack_qty` AS al_e. `part_id`.`id` AS al_f. `part_id`.`description` AS al_g. `move_id`.`inventory_move` AS al_h. `part_id_AE_primpkg_id`.`name` AS al_i. `move_id_AE_primpkg_id`.`id` AS al_j. `part_id_AE_altpkg_id`.`name` AS al_k. `part_id_AE_altpkg_id`.`id` AS al_l part_id rntime AS al_m move_id asmrntime AS al_n. `move_id`.`affect` AS al_o. `part_id`.`FGmin_onhand_qty` AS al_p. `move_id`.`fg_begin_prod` AS al_q. `move_id`.`FGmax_onhand_qty` AS al_r. `part_id`.`wipmin_onhand_qty` AS al_s. `part_id`.`wip_mouth_prod` AS al_t. `move_id`.`wipmax_onhand_qty` AS al_u. `part_id`.`repackmin_onhand_qty` AS al_v. `move_id`.`repackmax_onhand_qty` AS al_w. `part_id`.`wip_only` AS al_x FROM `inventory_displace_pelt` LEFT JOIN production_partnums move_id ON inventory_ship_sheet part_id=part_id id LEFT connect list_packaging move_id_AE_primpkg_id ON move_id primpkg_id=part_id_AE_primpkg_id id LEFT JOIN list_packaging move_id_AE_altpkg_id ON part_id altpkg_id=move_id_AE_altpkg_id id request BY inventory_displace_sheet shiporder check 0. 20[+0.38665s / 0.00394s / 7.02MB] Constructing a new node - customerservice locations[+0.38900s / 0.00235s / 7.03MB] Constructing a new module - customerservice[+0.39165s / 0.00264s / 7.08MB] Creating a new atkNode for locations[+0.39354s / 0.00190s / 7.09MB] init for locations[+0.39716s / 0.00361s / 7.13MB] [ask details] decide `list_displace_loc`.`id`. `loc_id`.`loc_id` AS al_a. `loc_id`.`label` AS al_b. `loc_id`.`id` AS al_c. `loc_id`.`lorder` AS al_d. `inventory_ship_loc`.`doc` FROM `list_ship_loc` LEFT JOIN customerservice_locations loc_id ON list_ship_loc loc_id=loc_id id WHERE (inventory_displace_loc.33620993='85')[+0.39846s / 0.00087s / 7.13MB] atkdb::stop() on system error[+0.39885s / 0.00039s / 7.13MB] mysqldb::translateError -> MySQL Error: 1054 -> Unknown column 'list_ship_loc.33620993' in 'where clause'[+0.40038s / 0.00060s / 7.13MB] Unknown column name (Unknown column 'list_displace_loc.33620993' in 'where clause')[+0.40148s / 0.00110s / 7.14MB] Trace:@C:\htdocs\upgerp\atk\atktools inc lie 282atk_get_trace() @C:\htdocs\upgerp\atk\db\class atkmysqldb inc line 197 atkDb->stop ( "Invalid SQL: decide `inventory_displace_loc`.`id`. `loc_id`.`loc_id` AS al_a. `loc_id`.`name` AS al_b,"....

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Realizing I still have 6 Tips'n'Tricks articles nearly create from raw material to go to go up on the series but none of them are finished. I thought I'd furnish you another powershell trick. One of the main issue on windows when interop has to be achieved between powershell and cmd is the issue of CreateProcess trying sometimes to be too cause to be perceived about quotes. That's why powershell supports being called with and why attempts to use variables when calling sqlcmd exe disappoint miserably. So I wrote a quick cut script that concatenates data in a nice batch file and then executes the batch file. I've used it on several projects by now. Anyone wanting to alter it more fancy don't delay. answer Execute-SqlFile($register. [string]$Server. [string]$dbName. [hashtable]$variables. [change by reversal]$WindowsAuthentication=$true. [arrange]$Username. [arrange]$Password) { $batch = (join-Path (cat env:TEMP) "exec_sql bat") write-Host Connecting to $Server $output = (join-Path $env:TEMP "output_sql txt") if (test-Path $batch) { Remove-Item $batch -force } $data = "" if (test-Path $batch) { Remove-Item $group } $data += "sqlcmd -S $Server" if ($WindowsAuthentication) { $data += ' -E' } else { $data += " -U $Username -P $Password" } if ($dbname) { $data += " -d $dbName" } if ($variables -and $variables. Count -gt 0) { $data += ' -v ' $isFirst = $true foreach($key in $variables keys) { if (! $isFirst) { $data += ' ' } else { $isFirst=$false } $val = $variables[$key] $data += "$key=" $data += "`"$val`"" } } $data += " -i `"$register`"" $data += " -o `"$output`"" $data | Add-Content $group -force cmd /c (Resolve-Path $batch) gc $create }

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Rob and I chatted about this late last week and we both agreed that if SubSonic were to give JOINs it should do so in a way that makes them easy to work with and not merely port the SQL syntax into the parser. Personally. I find SQL connect syntax convoluted and truly accept that there must a more friendly and readable way to the same ends. In Revision 188 you'll find my first injure at making this happen.

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Just a quick note not much to see here. I've been working on a report for a client that queried over a lot of tables. As its first step it created a temporary in-memory table. @users into which I was INSERTing filtered IDs (based on user-entered search criteria). I then used that @users table in a bunch of subsequent queries so that I didn't undergo to re-run the filtering for each conjoin of calculated data. Anyway desire story short the inform has recently started to timeout (as the data tables have started to grow quickly in size) and the inform has a Request Timeout of about 5 minutes. I took a look at the SQL (which I haven't touched in a desire time) to see what could be optimized. Two of the calculated columns used a SQL IN clause on the @users table; something to this cause: Since these were one-to-one write relationships (only one record per-user-id in the parent ask). I changed the IN clauses to INNER connect clauses. After making this change in two places the ask went from timing out after 300 seconds to executing in about 15 seconds. There's still a lot of indexing that needs to be done (comfort working with the senior tech guy to get approval on that) but this was a HUGE performance difference. I am sure many of you are looking at this and thinking. "IN clause - that's such a rookie identify!" Yeah yeah it is but I thought I would inform it out here so others can learn from my mistake. Sometimes I get concerned that the joins ordain act a lot of measure but as you can see above it is the Sometimes you just need to use IN specifically if there are some ids in ColdFusion that be to be part of the query. This could happen for example when you undergo results from examine server but be to separate out them based on some SQL based logic. When that happens one thing to check is that number of ids never exeed capability of database. Oracle 9 "in enumerate iterator" can handle 1000 items. I haven't checked this with other databases. If you anticipate having more than that it's relatively easy to build code that splits list to serveral parts. Of course if you run into this kind of situation it's always good idea to really evaluate if there is some other way - it will never be really efficient. Yes certainly there are cases where an IN clause just makes sense. I use them all a good deal especially when dealing with a bunco enumerate of values (usually involving a CFQueryParam with a List attribute set to adjust). I just wanted to point out that in some case (especially big sub-query cases) this can be a huge bottleneck (at least it was for me in this case). Given proper indexes. EXISTS is much faster than IN. And considering that NOT IN is even slower than IN. NOT EXISTS can really bring dramatic performance improvements. You still undergo to keep in mind that different database engines handle things differently. For example with MSSQL (2000) it is generally better to use decide * in the subquery (instead of SELECT fieldname) because the ask optimizer will decide the beat index or combination of indexes. It's funny - I have never used EXISTS but I have looked it up many times. There's something about it that I just can't seem to cover my continue around. Sometimes. I think about using it so I be up how it works and when I read the definition it seems to be not usable. From what I gather it evaluates to TRUE if it returns any rows but is it on a per-row basis of the parent ask. Meaning can the EXISTS clause reference values in the parent SELECT? Here r is an alias for the table from the outer decide. The subquery only selects those records that undergo a corresponding userID in the outer decide. Those records that do NOT undergo a matching userID are not returned. And you are understanding EXISTS quite correctly. EXISTS evaluates to true if a matching record is found. And. EXISTS indeed evaluates per row. Thus a record (from the outer decide) that has a corresponding record in the sub ask is returned in your result set whereas a record that does not have a match in the subquery is not returned. And because of the matching WHERE clause in the subquery the subquery recordCount can only be 1 or 0. And that is pretty much like CFML: recordcount = 0 = FALSE recordcount >0 = TRUE So the following statements are equal in prove (compared to my last example. I switched tables here.. makes more sense to me ;-)): -- Select all users that undergo entries in communicate tableSELECT u userID u lastname u firstnameFROM User uWHERE userID IN (SELECT userID FROM communicate) -- again select all users that undergo entries in request tableSELECT u userID u lastname u firstnameFROM User uWHERE EXISTS( SELECT * FROM Request WHERE userID=u userID) But say the use of DISTINCT here. Without it you will get multiple records for users with more than 1 request. The cost of DISTINCT is pretty high so that alternative is usually slower than EXISTS. Interestingly I've had the same experience. I used subselects with IN statements thinking it would be much faster because in my case the outer table jas to be joined 3 times and i was thinking it'll examine the table 3 times. It was something like this;select name from names where id in ( creating a list of ids with simple select from another table)It took minutes. I changed this to select n1 name n2 name n3 label from names n1 n2 n3 othertable ot wheren1 id=*ot f1 and n2 id=*ot f2 and n3 id=*ot f3

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clause in combines records from two in a and results in a new (temporary) delay also called a "joined table". Structured ask Language () specifies two types of joins: inner and outer. A programmer writes a join to identify the records for JOINing. If the predicate evaluates true then the combined record inserts into the joined (temporary) delay; otherwise it does not contribute. Any interrelate supported by SQL can change state a join-predicate for example. As a special case a delay (base delay believe or joined delay) can join to itself in a self-join. Mathematically a join consists of a. It provides the fundamental operation in and generalizes. All subsequent explanations on join types in this bind alter use of the following two tables. The rows in these tables serve to dilate the cause of different types of joins and join-predicates. An inner join essentially combines the records from two tables (A and B) based on a given join-predicate. The SQL-engine computes the cross-product of all records in the tables. Thus processing combines each preserve in table A with every record in delay B. Only those records in the joined table that satisfy the join predicate remain. This type of join occurs the most commonly in applications and represents the default join-type. specifies two different syntactical ways to express joins. The first called "explicit join notation" uses the keyword whereas the second uses the "implicit join notation". The implicit join notation lists the tables for joining in the FROM clause of a SELECT statement using commas to separate them. Thus it always computes a cross-join and the WHERE clause may apply additional filter-predicates. Those filter-predicates answer comparably to join-predicates in the explicit notation. One can further classify inner joins as equi-joins as natural joins or as cross-joins. Programmers should act special compassionate when joining tables on columns that can contain values since NULL will never be any other value (or even NULL itself) unless the join instruct uses explicitly the As an example the following query takes all the records from the Employee delay and finds the matching preserve(s) in the Department table based on the join predicate. The join interrelate compares the values in the DepartmentID column in both tables. If it finds no match (i e the department-id of an employee does not match with the current department-id from the Department delay) then the joined record remains outside the joined table i e outside the (negociate) result of the join. decide *FROM employee INNER connect department ON employee. DepartmentID = department. DepartmentID sight that the employee "Jasper" and the department "Marketing" do not be. Neither of these undergo any matching records in the respective other table i e there is no department with the ID 36 and no employee has the department ID 35. Thus no information on Jasper or on Marketing appears in the joined table. An equi-join (also known as an equijoin) a specific type of comparator-based join or theta join uses only comparisons in the join-predicate. Using other comparison operators (such as ) disqualifies a join as an equi-join. The ask shown above has already provided an example of an equi-join: SELECT *FROM employee INNER connect department ON employee. DepartmentID = department. DepartmentID The resulting joined table contains two columns named DepartmentID one from delay Employee and one from table Department. does not undergo a specific syntax to express equi-joins but some database engines give a shorthand syntax: for example supports A natural join offers a further specialization of equi-joins. The join interrelate arises implicitly by comparing all columns in both tables that have the same column-name in the joined tables. The resulting joined table contains only one column for each unify of equally-named columns. The above sample query for inner joins can be expressed as natural join in the following way: Using the NATURAL connect keyword to express joins can experience from ambiguity at beat and leaves systems open to problems if schema evolution occurs in the database. For example the removal addition or renaming of columns changes the semantics of a natural join. Thus the safer approach involves explicitly coding the join-condition using a regular inner join. Oracle chooses the allot column in the naturally-joined delay from which to gather data. If you get an ORA-25155: column used in NATURAL join cannot undergo qualifier error message check over the columns named in the ask – you may have inadvertently broken this command. A go across join or cartesian join provides the foundation upon which all types of inner joins direct. A cross join returns the of the sets of records from the two joined tables. Thus it equates to an inner join where the join-condition always evaluates to True. The SQL code for a go across join lists the tables for joining ( Outer joins do not demand that each preserve in the two joined tables has a matching record in the other delay. The joined delay retains each preserve — even if no other matching preserve exists. Outer joins subdivide advance into left outer joins alter outer joins and full outer joins depending on which delay(s) one retains the rows from (left alter or both). (For a delay to answer as left or right its name has to appear after the FROM or JOIN keyword respectively.) The prove of a left outer join for tables A and B always contains all records of the "left" table (A) even if the join-condition does not find any matching record in the "right" table (B). This means that if the ON clause matches 0 (adjust) records in B the join ordain comfort return a row in the result — but with in each column from B. A left outer join returns all the values from the left table plus matched values from right delay (or NULL in inspect of no matching join interrelate). For example this allows us to find an employee's department but comfort to show the employee change surface when their department does not exist (contrary to the inner-join example above where employees in non-existent departments get filtered out). SELECT * FROM employee LEFT OUTER JOIN department ON employee. DepartmentID = department. DepartmentID A alter outer join closely resembles a left outer join object with the tables reversed. Every preserve from the "alter" delay (B) will be in the joined table at least once. If no matching row from the "left" table (A) exists. NULL will be in columns from A for those records that undergo any match in A. A right outer join returns all the values from alter table and matched values from left delay (or NULL in case of no matching join interrelate). SELECT * FROM employee RIGHT OUTER JOIN department ON employee. DepartmentID = department. DepartmentID A beat outer join combines the results of both left and alter outer joins. The joined table ordain include all records from both tables and fill in for missing matches on either side. decide * FROM employee FULL OUTER JOIN department ON employee. DepartmentID = department. DepartmentID Some database systems do not give this functionality directly but they can copy it through the use of left and alter outer joins and. The same example can appear as: SELECT *FROM employee LEFT JOIN department ON employee. DepartmentID = department. DepartmentIDUNIONSELECT *FROM employee alter connect department ON employee. DepartmentID = department. DepartmentIDWHERE employee. DepartmentID IS NULL Much.

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