Error creating SQL Command - Database Expert

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SELECT
"CI_ACCT_PER"."ACCT_ID", "CI_ACCT_PER"."ACCT_REL_TYPE_CD", "CI_ACCT_PER"."PER_ID", "CI_ACCT_PER"."MAIN_CUST_SW", "CI_ACCT_PER"."FIN_RESP_SW", "CI_ACCT"."ACCT_ID",
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"CI_SA"."SA_ID", "CI_SA"."SA_TYPE_CD", "CI_SA"."SA_STATUS_FLG", "CI_SA_REL"."SA_REL_ID", "CI_SA_REL"."SA_ID", "CI_SA_REL"."SA_REL_STATUS_FLG", "CI_SA_REL"."SA_REL_USAGE_FLG", "CI_SA_REL"."SPR_CD", "CI_SA_REL"."SA_REL_TYPE_CD", "CI_SA"."CHAR_PREM_ID",
"CI_SPR"."SA_ID", "CI_SPR"."PER_ID",
"CI_PREM"."ADDRESS1", "CI_PREM"."PREM_ID",
"CI_SA_RS_HIST"."EFFDT", "CI_SA_RS_HIST"."RS_CD"
FROM ((((((("CISADM"."CI_SA" "CI_SA" LEFT OUTER JOIN "CISADM"."CI_ACCT" "CI_ACCT" ON "CI_SA"."ACCT_ID"="CI_ACCT"."ACCT_ID")
LEFT OUTER JOIN "CISADM"."CI_SA_REL" "CI_SA_REL" ON "CI_SA"."SA_ID"="CI_SA_REL"."SA_ID")
LEFT OUTER JOIN "CISADM"."CI_PREM" "CI_PREM" ON "CI_SA"."CHAR_PREM_ID"="CI_PREM"."PREM_ID")
LEFT OUTER JOIN "CISADM"."CI_SA_RS_HIST" "CI_SA_RS_HIST" ON "CI_SA"."SA_ID"="CI_SA_RS_HIST"."SA_ID")
LEFT OUTER JOIN "CISADM"."CI_ACCT_PER" "CI_ACCT_PER" ON "CI_ACCT"."ACCT_ID"="CI_ACCT_PER"."ACCT_ID")
LEFT OUTER JOIN "CISADM"."CI_PER" "CI_PER" ON "CI_ACCT_PER"."PER_ID"="CI_PER"."PER_ID")
LEFT OUTER JOIN "CISADM"."CI_PER_NAME" "CI_PER_NAME" ON "CI_PER"."PER_ID"="CI_PER_NAME"."PER_ID")
LEFT OUTER JOIN "CISADM"."CI_SPR" "CI_SPR" ON "CI_SA_REL"."SPR_CD"="CI_SPR"."SPR_CD"
WHERE "CI_PER_NAME"."PRIM_NAME_SW"='Y'
AND "CI_ACCT_PER"."MAIN_CUST_SW"='Y'
AND "CI_ACCT_PER"."FIN_RESP_SW"='Y'
AND "CI_SA_REL"."SA_REL_STATUS_FLG"='A'
and "CI_SA_RS_HIST"."EFFDT"<date(2009,1,1)
ORDER BY "CI_SA_REL"."SPR_CD", "CI_SA"."SA_ID", "CI_ACCT_PER"."ACCT_ID", "CI_ACCT_PER"."PER_ID"

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Post Author: [email protected]
CA Forum: Crystal Reports
Can the floowing SQL statements be executed from a create SQL command within CR XI
Drop tabe t1
create table #t1 (field1 varchar 2, field2 varchar 4)
insert into #t1 (field1, field2)
select id,acctno from chargeno where amt1 > 0
insert into #t1 (field1, field2)
select id,accno from chargeno where amt2 > 0
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The information in t1 is what I need to return to CR. Can you use multiply sql commands within a cr command?
Thanks

Hello,
I reply to my post just to say that I've found a solution.
I've downloaded CR4E version 2 with the new sdk crjava-runtime_12.2.200.
I've installed all the new .jars and create a new jsp page on my web server and now the report works fine.
I have to test this version (12.2.200) before using it on our server.
But it seems to be a good one.
Arthuro.

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hello,
i am using cr 2011 and am trying to learn how to create sql commands. this is my first attempt.
i created an sql command (select distinct region from customer) using the add command to report dialog box.
i then created a parameter field on the command parameter dialog box.
i was expecting to see this parameter field in the field explorer like the other parameter fields that i've created using the create new parameter dialog box, but i didn't.
i ran the report, but the parameter field (for the sql command) did not pop up.
is this parameter field suppose to work like the other parameter fields?
i can't figure out what i'm doing wrong. i thought i followed the directions in the help file.
any help would be greatly appreciated.
thank you
tracy

Hi Tracy,
Th reason you're not being prompted for the parameter and the reason you don't see it in the Field Explorer is because you actually haven't 'used' it in the command object.
By creating a parameter at the command level, you're actually passing values to the SQL query. Something like this:
select name, id from Emp where dept = {?Parameter_Name}
...where {?Parameter_Name} is the name of the Parameter you create at the command level.
Now, you might ask how do I put it in the command object? After you create the parameter, place the cursor at the command line where you wish to pass values. For eg: In my example I expect users to enter values for Department. So, I place the cursor after *where dept = * and then double-click on the parameter name and it automatically comes in there. Or you can even type it the way I did.
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This is a noob question, though I do use SQL Server databases all the time with Entity Framework when I code in C# using Visual Studio 2013. The development environment is found below at [A]. I am trying to make a clone of a SQL Server 2008 R2
database (.mdf) that exists online. I can read, connect and work with this database in Visual Studio 2013, but I wish to make a local copy of the database, as an .MDF file. Somewhere in my notes I have a way of creating a local copy from
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So my question is:
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and it relates to Azure, but is there a tool for C#Visual Studio 2013, standalone?
2) If there's an easy way to create a .mdf SQL Server Database file from an online file, within SQL Server Management Studio? I don't think so, since it would require Administrator permissions on the online server, which I don't have. I have permission
to read, update, delete the online database file, but strangely not to download it (the service I use has a tool for backup, but not for download).
3) same question as 2), but for Visual Studio 2013? I don't think so, since I notice none of the templates even mentions ADO.NET anymore, but instead they go with Entity Framework. Using EF I can of course do anything I want with the online database
(CRUD), but it remains online. Maybe there's a switch to make a local copy? I guess I could write a short program to suck all the data out of the online database and put it into a new, duplicate database having the same tables, that I create on
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[A] Microsoft Visual Studio Professional 2013
Version 12.0.21005.1 REL
Microsoft .NET Framework
Version 4.5.51641
Microsoft Web Developer Tools 2013   2.0.40926.0
SQL Server Data Tools   12.0.30919.1
Microsoft SQL Server Data Tools
Windows Azure Mobile Services Tools   1.0
Windows Azure Mobile Services Tools

Thanks but these links are too general to help.
"2. what do you mean by online file?" - I mean the SQL Server database file is on a remote web server that I rent from, but I am not the administrator of. I can access my database using SQL Server Authentication, but nothing more.
Paul
What do you mean by too general? It explains on how you can use data tier application to create and deploy databases
May be this will help you to understand better
http://www.databasejournal.com/features/mssql/article.php/3911041/Creating-Data-Tier-Applications--in-SQL-Server-2008-R2.htm
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Hi Gurus,
When I'm trying to create a dir through this command with logged in as SYS
CREATE DIRECTORY pump_dir AS 'd:\temp\pump_dir';
I'm getting the error
Error starting at line 1 in command:
CREATE DIRECTORY pump_dir AS 'd:\temp\pump_dir'
Error at Command Line:1 Column:18
Error report:
SQL Error: ORA-00955: name is already used by an existing object
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Any ideas how I can create a dir and grant access to a different user.
Thanks
Amitava.

amitavachatterjee1975 wrote:
I checked and there is no such directory. I guess it is not that simple, the error I mean.Actually it is , please see,
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Cause:     An attempt was made to create a database object (such as a table, view, cluster, index, or synonym) that already exists. A user's database objects must have distinct names.
Action:     Enter a unique name for the database object or modify or drop the existing object so it can be reusedSo as Sb mentioned, check that which object is using the same name that you are trying to assign to this directory object and either rename or drop the object if you want to use the same name only. If not, you can always use another distinct name for this directory object .
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Error Creating Database on Oracle 10g Release 2

I'm having a problem creating a second database on 10g release 2 on Windows server 2003.
I have created an initialization parameter file on %Oracle_Home%\database\initDB2.ora
However, whenever I try to run sql command to create a database with the same name as the db_name parameter in the initialization parameter, it gives an error database name 'DB2' does nto matchthe parameter db_name = dbase
dbase is the first database that was created automatically when I installed Oracle.
Any solutions? Why is the server not using the parameter file I have created? Why does it seem to use the initialization parameter file that belongs to the first database?
Cheers

'startup nomount' with 'pfile=...initDB2.ora' clause? In this case Oracle chooses a server parameter file (spfile) by default and I still assume ORACLE_SID is set to your first database. So automatically spfile from the first database is used. You should try:
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