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Sunday, February 19, 2012

...Contains more than the maximum number of prefixes. The maximum is 3.

SQL Server 2000 8.00.760 (SP3)

I've been working on a test system and the following UDF worked fine.
It runs in the "current" database, and references another database on
the same server called 127-SuperQuote.

CREATE FUNCTION fnGetFormattedAddress(@.WorkID int)

RETURNS varchar(130)

AS

BEGIN

DECLARE

@.Address1 As varchar(50)
@.ReturnAddress As varchar(130)

SELECT
@.Address1 = [127-SuperQuote].dbo.tblCompany.Address1
FROM
[Work] INNER JOIN
[127-SuperQuote].dbo.tblCompany ON [Work].ClientID =
[127-SuperQuote].dbo.tblCompany.CompanyID
WHERE
[Work].WorkID = @.WorkID

IF @.Address1 IS NOT NULL
SET @.ReturnAddress = @.ReturnAddress + @.Address1 + CHAR(13)+ CHAR(10)

RETURN @.ReturnAddress

END

So now the system has gone live and it turns out that the live
"SuperQuote" database is on a different server.

I've linked the server and changed the function as below, but I get an
error both in QA and when checking Syntax in the UDF builder:

The number name 'Zen.SuperQuote.dbo.tblCompany' contains more than the
maximum number of prefixes. The maximum is 3.

CREATE FUNCTION fnGetFormattedAddress(@.WorkID int)

RETURNS varchar(130)

AS

BEGIN

DECLARE

@.Address1 As varchar(50)
@.ReturnAddress As varchar(130)

SELECT
@.Address1 = Zen.SuperQuote.dbo.tblCompany.Address1
FROM
[Work] INNER JOIN
Zen.SuperQuote.dbo.tblCompany ON [Work].ClientID =
Zen.SuperQuote.dbo.tblCompany.CompanyID
WHERE
[Work].WorkID = @.WorkID

IF @.Address1 IS NOT NULL
SET @.ReturnAddress = @.ReturnAddress + @.Address1 + CHAR(13)+ CHAR(10)

RETURN @.ReturnAddress

END

How can I get round this? By the way, I've rather simplified the
function to ease readability. Also, I haven't posted any DDL because I
don't think that's the problem!

Thanks

Edwardteddysnips@.hotmail.com wrote:
[...]

Alias, you dolt!

Sorry if I've wasted anyone's time.

Edward|||Thanks for wasting even more of everyone's time by not indicating your mistake and having this useless thread replicated to dozens of other forums!

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.......A floating point exception occurred in the user process.........

I'm getting this error:
System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException: A floating point exception occurred in the user process. Current transaction is canceled. at System.Data.Common.DbDataAdapter.Update(DataRow[] dataRows, DataTableMapping tableMapping) at ...etc etc
when updating one particular table, but not when updating another using nearly the same code.
I've searched and searched on the inet, but with no joy.
Microsoft have several different manifestations of it, under variousdifferent circumstances, but the solutions all seem to involveinstalling SP4, which by the looks of it is a massive procedure thatyou have to go to university to be competent to do.
In any case, according to Enterprise Manager, I already have SP4included. On the other hand, the one file of mine I checked the date ofagainst MS's hotfix file list was 2002 not 2003, so who knows?
My Service Manager is v 8.00.760, and it's the Development Edition (ie it's all running on the one machine).
According to the info on sqlDataAdaptor.update, thesqlError that gets returned as part of the sqlException containsfields Class, which gives the seriousness of the error, and State,which identifies the exact error. I get Class=16 (user-fixable)and State=1, which we have to go to SQL Books Online to discover themeaning of. SQL BO probably sounded like a good idea to W.Gates,but it took me half an hour to get anywhere near finding out what that'1' meant. When I did, it was (guess): 'A floating pointexception occurred in the user process. Current transaction iscanceled.' !!!
Can anyone please tell me what exactly might be causing the error?
Graham Rounce

What is your create table statement like is float one of your data types? Another thing most T-SQL quantitative functions are in float but we usually don't use float as data type for rounding problems. Post your stored proc and create table statement and I may be able to help you.|||That would be very terrific. Actually, the update command was made by Visual Studio and looks like this:
'SqlUpdateCommand2
'
Me.SqlUpdateCommand2.CommandText= "UPDATE prices SET price_type = @.price_type, price_code_number =@.price_code_numbe" & _
"r, price_code = @.price_code, price_description = @.price_description, price_rrp =" & _
" @.price_rrp, price_icibuysatxpercentdiscount = @.price_icibuysatxpercentdiscount," & _
" price_icibuysatx = @.price_icibuysatx, price_markupper = @.price_markupper, price" & _
"_absmargin = @.price_absmargin, price_up_icibuysatxpercentdiscount = @.price_up_rh" & _
"lbuysatxpercentdiscount, price_up_sellatxdiscounttofullprice = @.price_up_sellatx" & _
"discounttofullprice, priceoff_rrp = @.priceoff_rrp, priceoff_percofnewbussellingp" & _
"rice = @.priceoff_percofnewbussellingprice, priceoff_icibuysatxpercentdiscount = " & _
"@.priceoff_icibuysatxpercentdiscount, priceoff_icibuysatx = @.priceoff_icibuysatx," & _
" priceoff_markupper = @.priceoff_markupper, priceoff_absmargin = @.priceoff_absmar" & _
"gin, pricehot_rrp = @.pricehot_rrp, pricehot_percofnewbussellingprice = @.pricehot" & _
"_percofnewbussellingprice, pricehot_icibuysatxpercentdiscount = @.pricehot_icibuy" & _
"satxpercentdiscount, pricehot_icibuysatx = @.pricehot_icibuysatx, pricehot_markup" & _
"per = @.pricehot_markupper, pricehot_absmargin = @.pricehot_absmargin, price828_rr" & _
"p = @.price828_rrp, price828_percofnewbussellingprice = @.price828_percofnewbussel" & _
"lingprice, price828_icibuysatxpercentdiscount = @.price828_icibuysatxpercentdisco" & _
"unt, price828_icibuysatx = @.price828_icibuysatx, price828_markupper = @.price828_" & _
"markupper, price828_absmargin = @.price828_absmargin, price_installtime = @.price_" & _
"installtime, price_quotetext = @.price_quotetext, price_defaultnote_1 = @.price_de" & _
"faultnote_1, price_defaultnote_2 = @.price_defaultnote_2, priceoff_calcrrp = @.pri" & _
"ceoff_calcrrp, pricehot_calcrrp = @.pricehot_calcrrp, price828_calcrrp = @.price82" & _
"8_calcrrp, priceoff_calccost = @.priceoff_calccost, pricehot_calccost = @.pricehot" & _
"_calccost, price828_calccost = @.price828_calccost, priceoff_calcsellprice = @.pri" & _
"ceoff_calcsellprice, pricehot_calcsellprice = @.pricehot_calcsellprice, price828_" & _
"calcsellprice = @.price828_calcsellprice, priceoff_calcmargin = @.priceoff_calcmar" & _
"gin, pricehot_calcmargin = @.pricehot_calcmargin, price828_calcmargin = @.price828" & _
"_calcmargin, priceoff_calcmarginper = @.priceoff_calcmarginper, pricehot_calcmarg" & _
"inper = @.pricehot_calcmarginper, price828_calcmarginper = @.price828_calcmarginpe" & _
"r, price_calccost = @.price_calccost, price_calcsellprice = @.price_calcsellprice," & _
" price_calcmargin = @.price_calcmargin, price_calcmarginper = @.price_calcmarginpe" & _
"r, price_up_calccost = @.price_up_calccost, price_up_calcsellprice = @.price_up_ca" & _
"lcsellprice, price_up_calcmargin = @.price_up_calcmargin, price_up_calcmarginper " & _
"= @.price_up_calcmarginper, price_hw_mxcode = @.price_hw_mxcode, price_order = @.pr" & _
"ice_order, price_mxmandatory = @.price_mxmandatory, price_variable = @.price_varia" & _
"ble, price_notes = @.price_notes WHERE (price_ID = @.Original_price_ID) AND (price" & _
"828_absmargin = @.Original_price828_absmargin OR @.Original_price828_absmargin IS " & _
"NULL AND price828_absmargin IS NULL) AND (price828_calccost = @.Original_price828" & _
"_calccost OR @.Original_price828_calccost IS NULL AND price828_calccost IS NULL) " & _
"AND (price828_calcmargin = @.Original_price828_calcmargin OR @.Original_price828_c" & _
"alcmargin IS NULL AND price828_calcmargin IS NULL) AND (price828_calcmarginper =" & _
" @.Original_price828_calcmarginper OR @.Original_price828_calcmarginper IS NULL AN" & _
"D price828_calcmarginper IS NULL) AND (price828_calcrrp = @.Original_price828_cal" & _
"crrp OR @.Original_price828_calcrrp IS NULL AND price828_calcrrp IS NULL) AND (pr" & _
"ice828_calcsellprice = @.Original_price828_calcsellprice OR @.Original_price828_ca" & _
"lcsellprice IS NULL AND price828_calcsellprice IS NULL) AND (price828_markupper " & _
"= @.Original_price828_markupper OR @.Original_price828_markupper IS NULL AND price" & _
"828_markupper IS NULL) AND (price828_percofnewbussellingprice = @.Original_price8" & _
"28_percofnewbussellingprice OR @.Original_price828_percofnewbussellingprice IS NU" & _
"LL AND price828_percofnewbussellingprice IS NULL) AND (price828_icibuysatx = @.Or" & _
"iginal_price828_icibuysatx OR @.Original_price828_icibuysatx IS NULL AND price828" & _
"_icibuysatx IS NULL) AND (price828_icibuysatxpercentdiscount = @.Original_price82" & _
"8_icibuysatxpercentdiscount OR @.Original_price828_icibuysatxpercentdiscount IS N" & _
"ULL AND price828_icibuysatxpercentdiscount IS NULL) AND (price828_rrp = @.Origina" & _
"l_price828_rrp OR @.Original_price828_rrp IS NULL AND price828_rrp IS NULL) AND (" & _
"price_absmargin = @.Original_price_absmargin OR @.Original_price_absmargin IS NULL" & _
" AND price_absmargin IS NULL) AND (price_calccost = @.Original_price_calccost OR " & _
"@.Original_price_calccost IS NULL AND price_calccost IS NULL) AND (price_calcmarg" & _
"in = @.Original_price_calcmargin OR @.Original_price_calcmargin IS NULL AND price_" & _
"calcmargin IS NULL) AND (price_calcmarginper = @.Original_price_calcmarginper OR " & _
"@.Original_price_calcmarginper IS NULL AND price_calcmarginper IS NULL) AND (pric" & _
"e_calcsellprice = @.Original_price_calcsellprice OR @.Original_price_calcsellprice" & _
" IS NULL AND price_calcsellprice IS NULL) AND (price_code = @.Original_price_code" & _
" OR @.Original_price_code IS NULL AND price_code IS NULL) AND (price_code_number " & _
"= @.Original_price_code_number OR @.Original_price_code_number IS NULL AND price_c" & _
"ode_number IS NULL) AND (price_defaultnote_1 = @.Original_price_defaultnote_1 OR " & _
"@.Original_price_defaultnote_1 IS NULL AND price_defaultnote_1 IS NULL) AND (pric" & _
"e_defaultnote_2 = @.Original_price_defaultnote_2 OR @.Original_price_defaultnote_2" & _
" IS NULL AND price_defaultnote_2 IS NULL) AND (price_description = @.Original_pri" & _
"ce_description OR @.Original_price_description IS NULL AND price_description IS N" & _
"ULL) AND (price_hw_mxcode = @.Original_price_hw_mxcode OR @.Original_price_hw_mxco" & _
"de IS NULL AND price_hw_mxcode IS NULL) AND (price_installtime = @.Original_price" & _
"_installtime OR @.Original_price_installtime IS NULL AND price_installtime IS NUL" & _
"L) AND (price_markupper = @.Original_price_markupper OR @.Original_price_markupper" & _
" IS NULL AND price_markupper IS NULL) AND (price_mxmandatory = @.Original_price_m" & _
"xmandatory) AND (price_notes = @.Original_price_notes OR @.Original_price_notes IS" & _
" NULL AND price_notes IS NULL) AND (price_order = @.Original_price_order OR @.Orig" & _
"inal_price_order IS NULL AND price_order IS NULL) AND (price_icibuysatx = @.Origi" & _
"nal_price_icibuysatx OR @.Original_price_icibuysatx IS NULL AND price_icibuysatx " & _
"IS NULL) AND (price_icibuysatxpercentdiscount = @.Original_price_icibuysatxpercen" & _
"tdiscount OR @.Original_price_icibuysatxpercentdiscount IS NULL AND price_icibuys" & _
"atxpercentdiscount IS NULL) AND (price_rrp = @.Original_price_rrp OR @.Original_pr" & _
"ice_rrp IS NULL AND price_rrp IS NULL) AND (price_type = @.Original_price_type OR" & _
" @.Original_price_type IS NULL AND price_type IS NULL) AND (price_up_calccost = @." & _
"Original_price_up_calccost OR @.Original_price_up_calccost IS NULL AND price_up_c" & _
"alccost IS NULL) AND (price_up_calcmargin = @.Original_price_up_calcmargin OR @.Or" & _
"iginal_price_up_calcmargin IS NULL AND price_up_calcmargin IS NULL) AND (price_u" & _
"p_calcmarginper = @.Original_price_up_calcmarginper OR @.Original_price_up_calcmar" & _
"ginper IS NULL AND price_up_calcmarginper IS NULL) AND (price_up_calcsellprice =" & _
" @.Original_price_up_calcsellprice OR @.Original_price_up_calcsellprice IS NULL AN" & _
"D price_up_calcsellprice IS NULL) AND (price_up_icibuysatxpercentdiscount = @.Ori" & _
"ginal_price_up_icibuysatxpercentdiscount OR @.Original_price_up_icibuysatxpercent" & _
"discount IS NULL AND price_up_icibuysatxpercentdiscount IS NULL) AND (price_up_s" & _
"ellatxdiscounttofullprice = @.Original_price_up_sellatxdiscounttofullprice OR @.Or" & _
"iginal_price_up_sellatxdiscounttofullprice IS NULL AND price_up_sellatxdiscountt" & _
"ofullprice IS NULL) AND (price_variable = @.Original_price_variable) AND (priceho" & _
"t_absmargin = @.Original_pricehot_absmargin OR @.Original_pricehot_absmargin IS NU" & _
"LL AND pricehot_absmargin IS NULL) AND (pricehot_calccost = @.Original_pricehot_c" & _
"alccost OR @.Original_pricehot_calccost IS NULL AND pricehot_calccost IS NULL) AN" & _
"D (pricehot_calcmargin = @.Original_pricehot_calcmargin OR @.Original_pricehot_cal" & _
"cmargin IS NULL AND pricehot_calcmargin IS NULL) AND (pricehot_calcmarginper = @." & _
"Original_pricehot_calcmarginper OR @.Original_pricehot_calcmarginper IS NULL AND " & _
"pricehot_calcmarginper IS NULL) AND (pricehot_calcrrp = @.Original_pricehot_calcr" & _
"rp OR @.Original_pricehot_calcrrp IS NULL AND pricehot_calcrrp IS NULL) AND (pric" & _
"ehot_calcsellprice = @.Original_pricehot_calcsellprice OR @.Original_pricehot_calc" & _
"sellprice IS NULL AND pricehot_calcsellprice IS NULL) AND (pricehot_markupper = " & _
"@.Original_pricehot_markupper OR @.Original_pricehot_markupper IS NULL AND priceho" & _
"t_markupper IS NULL) AND (pricehot_percofnewbussellingprice = @.Original_pricehot" & _
"_percofnewbussellingprice OR @.Original_pricehot_percofnewbussellingprice IS NULL" & _
" AND pricehot_percofnewbussellingprice IS NULL) AND (pricehot_icibuysatx = @.Orig" & _
"inal_pricehot_icibuysatx OR @.Original_pricehot_icibuysatx IS NULL AND pricehot_r" & _
"hlbuysatx IS NULL) AND (pricehot_icibuysatxpercentdiscount = @.Original_pricehot_" & _
"icibuysatxpercentdiscount OR @.Original_pricehot_icibuysatxpercentdiscount IS NUL" & _
"L AND pricehot_icibuysatxpercentdiscount IS NULL) AND (pricehot_rrp = @.Original_" & _
"pricehot_rrp OR @.Original_pricehot_rrp IS NULL AND pricehot_rrp IS NULL) AND (pr" & _
"iceoff_absmargin = @.Original_priceoff_absmargin OR @.Original_priceoff_absmargin " & _
"IS NULL AND priceoff_absmargin IS NULL) AND (priceoff_calccost = @.Original_price" & _
"off_calccost OR @.Original_priceoff_calccost IS NULL AND priceoff_calccost IS NUL" & _
"L) AND (priceoff_calcmargin = @.Original_priceoff_calcmargin OR @.Original_priceof" & _
"f_calcmargin IS NULL AND priceoff_calcmargin IS NULL) AND (priceoff_calcmarginpe" & _
"r = @.Original_priceoff_calcmarginper OR @.Original_priceoff_calcmarginper IS NULL" & _
" AND priceoff_calcmarginper IS NULL) AND (priceoff_calcrrp = @.Original_priceoff_" & _
"calcrrp OR @.Original_priceoff_calcrrp IS NULL AND priceoff_calcrrp IS NULL) AND " & _
"(priceoff_calcsellprice = @.Original_priceoff_calcsellprice OR @.Original_priceoff" & _
"_calcsellprice IS NULL AND priceoff_calcsellprice IS NULL) AND (priceoff_markupp" & _
"er = @.Original_priceoff_markupper OR @.Original_priceoff_markupper IS NULL AND pr" & _
"iceoff_markupper IS NULL) AND (priceoff_percofnewbussellingprice = @.Original_pri" & _
"ceoff_percofnewbussellingprice OR @.Original_priceoff_percofnewbussellingprice IS" & _
" NULL AND priceoff_percofnewbussellingprice IS NULL) AND (priceoff_icibuysatx = " & _
"@.Original_priceoff_icibuysatx OR @.Original_priceoff_icibuysatx IS NULL AND price" & _
"off_icibuysatx IS NULL) AND (priceoff_icibuysatxpercentdiscount = @.Original_pric" & _
"eoff_icibuysatxpercentdiscount OR @.Original_priceoff_icibuysatxpercentdiscount I" & _
"S NULL AND priceoff_icibuysatxpercentdiscount IS NULL) AND (priceoff_rrp = @.Orig" & _
"inal_priceoff_rrp OR @.Original_priceoff_rrp IS NULL AND priceoff_rrp IS NULL); S" & _
"ELECT price_ID, price_type, price_code_number, price_code, price_description, pr" & _
"ice_rrp, price_icibuysatxpercentdiscount, price_icibuysatx, price_markupper, pri" & _
"ce_absmargin, price_up_icibuysatxpercentdiscount, price_up_sellatxdiscounttofull" & _
"price, priceoff_rrp, priceoff_percofnewbussellingprice, priceoff_icibuysatxperce" & _
"ntdiscount, priceoff_icibuysatx, priceoff_markupper, priceoff_absmargin, priceho" & _
"t_rrp, pricehot_percofnewbussellingprice, pricehot_icibuysatxpercentdiscount, pr" & _
"icehot_icibuysatx, pricehot_markupper, pricehot_absmargin, price828_rrp, price82" & _
"8_percofnewbussellingprice, price828_icibuysatxpercentdiscount, price828_icibuys" & _
"atx, price828_markupper, price828_absmargin, price_installtime, price_quotetext," & _
" price_defaultnote_1, price_defaultnote_2, priceoff_calcrrp, pricehot_calcrrp, p" & _
"rice828_calcrrp, priceoff_calccost, pricehot_calccost, price828_calccost, priceo" & _
"ff_calcsellprice, pricehot_calcsellprice, price828_calcsellprice, priceoff_calcm" & _
"argin, pricehot_calcmargin, price828_calcmargin, priceoff_calcmarginper, priceho" & _
"t_calcmarginper, price828_calcmarginper, price_calccost, price_calcsellprice, pr" & _
"ice_calcmargin, price_calcmarginper, price_up_calccost, price_up_calcsellprice, " & _
"price_up_calcmargin, price_up_calcmarginper, price_hw_mxcode, price_order, price" & _
"_mxmandatory, price_variable, price_notes FROM prices WHERE (price_ID = @.price_I" & _
"D) ORDER BY price_description"
Pretty lengthy?*!$!
The Create statement I don't have, as the database was converted fromAccess. Other tables from it work ok, though, after they had theprimary key put back in. The data types are a mixture ofmoney & real - some of those were empty, and I did tryputting 0's in them prior to the update in case it was that, but Ithought it shouldn't really be necessary and it had no effect. Also, there are some ints and nvarchars and bits, and one each ofvarchar and ntext.
Is that enough? It would be, as I said, extremely terrific if you could help.
Thanks,
Graham Rounce
|||

There is little difference between Float and Real in SQL Server because the synonym for Real is Float. Try to change that to Decimal or Numeric and I have problem with your ISNULL because it replaces NULL values with 0. Try the links below to see how to deal with NULL values and see if you can use a CASE statement. One more thing COUNT (*) is the only aggregate function in SQL Server that calculates NULL values but you don't have to use ISNULL all th time. Post again if the problem continues and the SQL Server BOL (books online) is the best in the business but you will do better with Boolean searches. Hope this helps.
http://www.craigsmullins.com/ssu_0899.htm

http://www.akadia.com/services/dealing_with_null_values.html

|||

Hiagain, and thanks for the reply. Having slept on it, I thought I'd tryreducing the size of the query by not including variouscolumns when configuring the DataAdaptor in Visual Studio. Iun-included half of them, and it worked fine. Then Iprogressively re-included blocks of columns until it stopped workingagain. Below is the column list. The ones marked '?'are the ones which, when included, cause the error to happen (and when re-un-included stop it happening again!).
They don't look very different to other columns in the table, and I'mthinking it was just the sheer size of the generated query thatdefeated the server.
Unless you disagree, this looks like a bug? Of course, onewouldn't expect to be able to use infinite-sized tables, but I'd expect a relevant warning, not an inexplicable error?

Thanks,

Graham Rounce

int 4 included
nvarchar 50 included
int 4 included
nvarchar 50 included
nvarchar 255 included
money 8 included
real 4 included
money 8 included
real 4 included
money 8 included
real 4 included
real 4 included
money 8 included
real 4 included
real 4 included
money 8 included
real 4 included
money 8 included
money 8 included
real 4 included
real 4 included
money 8 included
real 4 included
money 8 included
money 8 included
real 4 included
real 4 included
money 8 included
real 4 included
money 8 included
real 4 included
ntext 16 included
nvarchar 50 included
nvarchar 50 included
money 8 included
money 8 included
money 8 included
money 8 included
money 8 included
money 8 included
money 8 included
money 8 included
money 8 included
money 8 included
money 8 included
money 8 included
real 4 ?
real 4 ?
real 4 ?
money 8 ?
money 8 ?
money 8 ?
real 4 not included
money 8 not included
money 8 not included
money 8 not included
real 4 not included
nvarchar 20 included
int 4 included
bit 1 included
bit 1 included
varchar 8000 included

|||It is not the size of your query but change all the Real and Money to Decimal or Numeric. The numeric data in the Real column is over flowing, and I know there are existing issues with money rounding to less than a dollar going back to 1999. In Decimal and Numeric remember to set the precission and scale. Post again and be patient. Hope this helps.|||Hi again, and thanks. Just one more q if you don'tmind. Can I just change those types in 'Design Table' in theEnterprise Manager? I mean, it looks like I can, but will thecontents still be ok? I'm using the table at the momentwithout about a third of the columns as they didn't really need to bethere anyway, but it seems like it would be good practice to sort itout.
Can I just go in and change the types? It can't really be as easy as that? (Smiley thing)
Graham Rounce
|||I don't mind at all just open the BOL (books online) search pane and enter ALTER table, the first answer covered all you need. Hope this helps.|||It looks like Alter Table does everything except make the tea! (Andthat could be in there somewhere, too). I'm quite happy to changethe Types in Enterprise Manager, as it's only a one-offconversion. Is that likely to cause any problems, as long as Ichange the prog to suit?
Thanks again,

|||I don't think it will cause any problem and I am glad to see you are close to a solution. Hope this helps.|||Yes indeed. Thanks very much.

Monday, February 13, 2012

**Current Activity(Enterprise Manager)**

Hi
I'm using SQL server 2000 and when I select the current activity in
enterprise manager and want to sort the CPU column ascending, it seels by
clicking on the title of this column it will be sort alphabetically not in
numeric mode,why?
and the second problem is,by looking through this page how can I
understand which users or application are using the resources on server
more? and is there anyway to find if an object locked or busy for a long
time with a special program on specific station?
Fore example: I've a specific procedure that most of time work probably(2
sec) but sometimes it takes a long time to fetch the result (5 min)!! and
by renaming it ,it works well again,can this page help me to find which
station is running this query during that special "5 minute" time?
Any help would be thankfulThe CPU data is probably converted to a character behind the scenes. Take a
look at sp_who2 and sp_lock sp's to get a better picture of what is
happening. These are more flexible than EM and you can look at the code for
them in the master db to see what they are doing. You may also want to run
a trace to capture more information about who is doing what and how long
each takes. Lookup trace or profiler in BooksOnLine.
Andrew J. Kelly SQL MVP
<R> wrote in message news:opssw5yamdmw7tkz@.system109.parskhazar.net...
> Hi
> I'm using SQL server 2000 and when I select the current activity in
> enterprise manager and want to sort the CPU column ascending, it seels by
> clicking on the title of this column it will be sort alphabetically not in
> numeric mode,why?
> and the second problem is,by looking through this page how can I
> understand which users or application are using the resources on server
> more? and is there anyway to find if an object locked or busy for a long
> time with a special program on specific station?
> Fore example: I've a specific procedure that most of time work probably(2
> sec) but sometimes it takes a long time to fetch the result (5 min)!! and
> by renaming it ,it works well again,can this page help me to find which
> station is running this query during that special "5 minute" time?
> Any help would be thankful|||Thanks, I tried to save activities by creating a trace saving result to
table.
Although I filtered it just to save some activities for some logins ,it
needs a lot space to store all details in a table for some days!!!
I want to find a way to record most activities in details to refer to them
later to find who and when sth happened.
can you direct me more?
Thanks a lot|||You should never send a trace directly to a table, especially if it is long
term. You should send the results directly to a file on a local disk drive.
You can then load them into a table later with fn_trace_gettable. Don't use
profiler for this but rather sp_trace_create and it's associated sp's. See
here for more details:
http://vyaskn.tripod.com/server_side_tracing_in_sql_server.htm
--
Andrew J. Kelly SQL MVP
<R> wrote in message news:opss0idcllmw7tkz@.system109.parskhazar.net...
> Thanks, I tried to save activities by creating a trace saving result to
> table.
> Although I filtered it just to save some activities for some logins ,it
> needs a lot space to store all details in a table for some days!!!
> I want to find a way to record most activities in details to refer to them
> later to find who and when sth happened.
> can you direct me more?
> Thanks a lot

**Current Activity(Enterprise Manager)**

Hi
I'm using SQL server 2000 and when I select the current activity in
enterprise manager and want to sort the CPU column ascending, it seels by
clicking on the title of this column it will be sort alphabetically not in
numeric mode,why?
and the second problem is,by looking through this page how can I
understand which users or application are using the resources on server
more? and is there anyway to find if an object locked or busy for a long
time with a special program on specific station?
Fore example: I've a specific procedure that most of time work probably(2
sec) but sometimes it takes a long time to fetch the result (5 min)!! and
by renaming it ,it works well again,can this page help me to find which
station is running this query during that special "5 minute" time?
Any help would be thankfulThe CPU data is probably converted to a character behind the scenes. Take a
look at sp_who2 and sp_lock sp's to get a better picture of what is
happening. These are more flexible than EM and you can look at the code for
them in the master db to see what they are doing. You may also want to run
a trace to capture more information about who is doing what and how long
each takes. Lookup trace or profiler in BooksOnLine.
Andrew J. Kelly SQL MVP
<R> wrote in message news:opssw5yamdmw7tkz@.system109.parskhazar.net...
> Hi
> I'm using SQL server 2000 and when I select the current activity in
> enterprise manager and want to sort the CPU column ascending, it seels by
> clicking on the title of this column it will be sort alphabetically not in
> numeric mode,why?
> and the second problem is,by looking through this page how can I
> understand which users or application are using the resources on server
> more? and is there anyway to find if an object locked or busy for a long
> time with a special program on specific station?
> Fore example: I've a specific procedure that most of time work probably(2
> sec) but sometimes it takes a long time to fetch the result (5 min)!! and
> by renaming it ,it works well again,can this page help me to find which
> station is running this query during that special "5 minute" time?
> Any help would be thankful|||Thanks, I tried to save activities by creating a trace saving result to
table.
Although I filtered it just to save some activities for some logins ,it
needs a lot space to store all details in a table for some days!!!
I want to find a way to record most activities in details to refer to them
later to find who and when sth happened.
can you direct me more?
Thanks a lot|||You should never send a trace directly to a table, especially if it is long
term. You should send the results directly to a file on a local disk drive.
You can then load them into a table later with fn_trace_gettable. Don't use
profiler for this but rather sp_trace_create and it's associated sp's. See
here for more details:
http://vyaskn.tripod.com/server_sid..._sql_server.htm
Andrew J. Kelly SQL MVP
<R> wrote in message news:opss0idcllmw7tkz@.system109.parskhazar.net...
> Thanks, I tried to save activities by creating a trace saving result to
> table.
> Although I filtered it just to save some activities for some logins ,it
> needs a lot space to store all details in a table for some days!!!
> I want to find a way to record most activities in details to refer to them
> later to find who and when sth happened.
> can you direct me more?
> Thanks a lot

**Current Activity(Enterprise Manager)**

Hi
I'm using SQL server 2000 and when I select the current activity in
enterprise manager and want to sort the CPU column ascending, it seels by
clicking on the title of this column it will be sort alphabetically not in
numeric mode,why?
and the second problem is,by looking through this page how can I
understand which users or application are using the resources on server
more? and is there anyway to find if an object locked or busy for a long
time with a special program on specific station?
Fore example: I've a specific procedure that most of time work probably(2
sec) but sometimes it takes a long time to fetch the result (5 min)!! and
by renaming it ,it works well again,can this page help me to find which
station is running this query during that special "5 minute" time?
Any help would be thankful
The CPU data is probably converted to a character behind the scenes. Take a
look at sp_who2 and sp_lock sp's to get a better picture of what is
happening. These are more flexible than EM and you can look at the code for
them in the master db to see what they are doing. You may also want to run
a trace to capture more information about who is doing what and how long
each takes. Lookup trace or profiler in BooksOnLine.
Andrew J. Kelly SQL MVP
<R> wrote in message news:opssw5yamdmw7tkz@.system109.parskhazar.net...
> Hi
> I'm using SQL server 2000 and when I select the current activity in
> enterprise manager and want to sort the CPU column ascending, it seels by
> clicking on the title of this column it will be sort alphabetically not in
> numeric mode,why?
> and the second problem is,by looking through this page how can I
> understand which users or application are using the resources on server
> more? and is there anyway to find if an object locked or busy for a long
> time with a special program on specific station?
> Fore example: I've a specific procedure that most of time work probably(2
> sec) but sometimes it takes a long time to fetch the result (5 min)!! and
> by renaming it ,it works well again,can this page help me to find which
> station is running this query during that special "5 minute" time?
> Any help would be thankful
|||Thanks, I tried to save activities by creating a trace saving result to
table.
Although I filtered it just to save some activities for some logins ,it
needs a lot space to store all details in a table for some days!!!
I want to find a way to record most activities in details to refer to them
later to find who and when sth happened.
can you direct me more?
Thanks a lot
|||You should never send a trace directly to a table, especially if it is long
term. You should send the results directly to a file on a local disk drive.
You can then load them into a table later with fn_trace_gettable. Don't use
profiler for this but rather sp_trace_create and it's associated sp's. See
here for more details:
http://vyaskn.tripod.com/server_side...sql_server.htm
Andrew J. Kelly SQL MVP
<R> wrote in message news:opss0idcllmw7tkz@.system109.parskhazar.net...
> Thanks, I tried to save activities by creating a trace saving result to
> table.
> Although I filtered it just to save some activities for some logins ,it
> needs a lot space to store all details in a table for some days!!!
> I want to find a way to record most activities in details to refer to them
> later to find who and when sth happened.
> can you direct me more?
> Thanks a lot