How to use like operator in stored procedure in sql server

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Let's explore two examples: how to use fake temporary tables inside triggers and how to use fake temporary tables to execute stored procedures affecting a batch of changes. So, how can you send a data set to a stored procedure for further processing? Suppose you have a stored procedure called CheckInvoice, which converts proposed invoices into permanent ones

How to Create Linked Server for a MySQL database using SQL Server Management Studio

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Brian Kelley Posted Wednesday, January 31, 2007 7:52 AM Keeper of the Duck Group: Moderators Last Login: Wednesday, July 8, 2015 8:17 AM Points: 6,628, Visits: 1,885 Here is the information on how to write for SSC. The OpenQuery function does not allow variables to be used in its arguments and what I need to do is write a stored procedure that calls the MySQL database and gets the data for a certain record or records and inserts it into the SQL Server database tables

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Setting up Stored Procedures with Optional Parameters and Using a Strongly Typed TableAdapter to Execute the said Stored Procedure - CodeProject

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Using one Stored Procedure, we supply all the possible search parameters, but we make each of them optional so that the Stored Procedure will execute with some, all, or none of the parameters. Background Building even a simple search engine for in-program data can be complicated at times; building an advanced search engine for the same in-program data where any or all of the parameters can be used can be a nightmare

How to use a CASE statement in SQL to change gender values in a column

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You can simply use a CASE statement in the SET clause of your UPDATE statement to check to see what the GENDER value currently is and then set it to the opposing value. Buying human resources software: The adoption phase In this sixth article of a seven-part series on buying HR software, two experts emphasize the importance of user adoption

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I received this query from one of my Blog readers Mr Ram Kumar asking if there is a shortcut to resolve this issue and give the column name along with the data creating problems. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in: Email (required) (Address never made public) Name (required) Website You are commenting using your WordPress.com account

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Is there a way to setup something that would only allow a certain role or privilege to see the data in that column even if its in a stored procedure? Any thoughts would be appreciated. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in: Email (required) (Address never made public) Name (required) Website You are commenting using your WordPress.com account

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Since I must treat a response, I have tried the third situation explained in this article, but I get an error in ODI which says that the identifier must be declared. Please feel free if you have any other question Reply Cezar Santos April 29, 2010 at 6:57 AM Hi Jay, Yes, you can handle multiple out parameters by creating multiples functions

tsql - How can I use optional parameters in a T-SQL stored procedure? - Stack Overflow

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In practice, there might be a common set of parameter combinations that can be targeted with bespoke queries, then a generic query (as per the other answers) for all other combinations

How to Convert MS SQL Server Stored Procedure Queries to MySQL

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Issac on March 9, 2014 Tweet When you migrate from MS SQL to MySQL, apart from migrating the data, you should also migrate the application code that resides in the database. During my conversion from Microsoft SQL Server to MySQL database, I encountered the following MS SQL statements and queries, which was not compatible with MySQL and I have to convert them as shown below

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The ability to define data model classes that can be independent of the underlying database schema gives you much more agility as you build your application (since you can change the underlying column names without having to update your code). I was wondering if you had thought of providing selections of your blogs as PDF docs for download, so that we could have, for example, this LINQ series of posts all together in one place in chronological order