I don’t know why, but with print_r I do get the results! print_r($row); Displays: Array ( [open_uitdagingen] => 3 ) So i did get the result, but why var_dump($res->fetch_assoc()); gives an empty result? I still don’t know, but i can…
The problem is not at the procedure it is at the calling. When you call the stored procedure, you need to declare and pass in the required parameter declare @NAME VARCHAR(50), @CITY VARCHAR(200), @MOBILE NUMERIC(20) execute GETDETAIL @AGE = 21,…
SO is not a website when you throw everything here and expected people finish the job for you. Anyway, to give you some hint, I give you a straight suggestion: Select CostGroupId From CostGroups Where CostGroupType = 1 –> Stored…
Try this: DECLARE @SUM VARCHAR(50)=’33.90′; SELECT CAST(CAST(LEFT(@SUM,CHARINDEX(‘.’,@SUM,0)-1) AS INT)+ CAST(SUBSTRING(@SUM,CHARINDEX(‘.’,@SUM,0)+1,LEN(@SUM)) AS INT)/60 AS VARCHAR(10))+’.’+ CAST(CAST(SUBSTRING(@SUM,CHARINDEX(‘.’,@SUM,0)+1,LEN(@SUM)) AS INT)%60 AS VARCHAR(10)) result: 34.30 1 solved How to convert the Varchar of sum to time using sql server 2008 [closed]
As David said you are almost there but just need minor changes. I suppose @Pid is a parameter,if so, it is missing from the Stored Procedure defintion. The (and specialistId=@Pid and iscompleted =1) form the Where clause (Filter expression). So…
Well, the error you are getting doesn’t really have anything to do with stored procedures, but I can answer the question of “how to solve this?” in the context of the exception you are getting. First, I hope you are…
Given an input XML, you can use this simple XQuery statement to “shred” the XML into relational rows and columns – just do a simple INSERT INTO ….. and you’re done. No messy cursor nor OPENXML stuff needed… DECLARE @input…
Use it as Declare @num int Set @num =1 SELECT * FROM USERLOGIN WHERE USERNAME=@username AND PWD=@PWD AND level = @num if you are using SQL server below 2008 or like Declare @num int=1 SELECT * FROM USERLOGIN WHERE USERNAME=@username…
As I wrote in the comment the answer of your first question is: If I understand your PRC well, in case of @IP = ” it should returns a wieder set of members. I think it is possible that the…
You should either use this method: SqlCommand cmd = new SqlCommand(“dbo.workScheduleDataGrid”, sqlcon); or this method SqlCommand cmd = sqlcon.CreateCommand(); to create the command, but not both (the second assignment in your code overwrites the first one). With the second options,…
In you sql code add this line CASE WHEN Approach = 0 THEN NULL END AS Approach so in your stored procedure when Approach will come as 0 then it will be replaced with NULL solved How to modify stored…
Try passing null value for unused parameters and inside the stored procedure put a check for nulls to switch tables. CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo].[proc_search_patient_ByID] ( @PatID_pk int , @Cntid smallint, @FamID int ) AS SET NOCOUNT ON IF @Cntid IS NULL…
Just make it one: create function ops() returns table (region varchar, man integer, woman integer, test integer) as $$ Select region,man, woman, Case When woman > man then woman – man When woman < man then man – woman ELSE…
You need to use dynamic SQL and generate the sentence. Check out this link. Pay special attention to section Using sp_executesql. Something like that is almost exactly what you need. 2 solved if between 10 variable [closed]
As Ranzo notes several of the other answers are are also plausible. So, why is E the correct answer? Because the question asks for the most appropriate location for the code. Let’s break it down. The logic needs to be…