Logical operations on binary columns
We need to store approx 200 bitfields so we thought we'd use a binary datatype.
We can set the bit fields easily using
set bitfield = bitfield | 1
set bitfield = bitfield | 2
set bitfield = bitfield | 4
However we don't want to hard-code these values we like to use a table like this
update tableA
set bitfield = bitfield | table.value
where ..... table.mask = "MASK1"
However, it seems there is a limitation where you can only OR/AND a binary datatype with an integer.
So the column table.value can only go up to 64 bits.
Why can't we use AND/OR betweem two binary columns ?
Is there some sort of work around ?
(Any chance of any changes in ASE ?)
Incidently MS-SQL suffers the same problem.
> I think you mixed up bit and binary datatype.
> Binary datatype is normally used for images, text, storing a pdf in your db, etc
I'm aware that's what they're usually used for (although I have thought varbinary would have been better)
but I need to store lots of bit fields and was hoping I could use a binary datatype, rather than have status1, status2, status3, etc
> If you want 1 column to store multiple values using bitmasks, than you can use an integer to do that.
> e.g. see examples in system tables like sysdatabases..status (small int) and sysdatabases..status4 (int)
That's what we're using at the moment - if fact we're now using unisgned bigint - that gives 64 bits.
The fact that sys* tables have multiple status fields shows it would be useful here.
> Sybooks: The bitwise operators are a Transact-SQL extension for use with integer type data.
> So it looks like you've got to use multiple columns to achieve wat you want.
Yep - that's exactly what we've found.
It seems unfortunate to not allow bitwise operations on binary datatypes. Its not a common use of them I know
but I've worked at couple of places which would have benefited from this.
We've spent some time writing our own functions that implement bitwise operations on binary fields, but would have been better if these were build in.
> Why would you want to store 200 bitfields in 1 column?
For a similar reason as the sys* tables have multiple status columns - If binary columns allowed bitwise operations - they'd only need 1 status field.
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Christian Wosgien> I think you mixed up bit and binary datatype.
> Binary datatype is normally used for images, text, storing a pdf in your db, etc
I'm aware that's what they're usually used for (although I have thought varbinary would have been better)
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data LONG BYTE NOT NULL,
PRIMARY KEY (id))
The output of my script is the following:
snip -
EXPORT COLUMNS * FROM my_binary_table DATA OUTSTREAM '/tmp/output.dat' FWV BINARY
> Emergency stack backtrace <----
Using 'backtrace' for stack tracing
(0):0x00007febdc407b30
(1):0x0000000000720920
(2):0x00000000007268ce
(3):0x000000000071eecc
(4):0x00000000006e4d9c
(5):0x00000000006e6ee0
(6):0x00000000006df8a8
(7):0x00000000004142f1
(8):0x00007febdb73c436
(9):0x0000000000413c3a
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code: 1(ILL_ILLOPC:illegal opcode)
errno: 0
value(int): 66(0x42)
value(ptr): 0x42
pid: 0
addr: (nil)
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rax: 0x0000000000000000 rbx: 0x0000000000c55ea8
rcx: 0x0000000000c5a530 rdx: 0x0000000000000003
rsi: 0x0000000000c55b90 rdi: 0x0000000000a36440
rsp: 0x00007fffe4c70c10 rbp: 0x0000000000000004
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r10: 0x0000000000000000 r11: 0x00007febdb79d50e
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fp[2]: 0x0.0000 0000 0000 0000 * 2^0x0000
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xmm[02]: 0x00000000.00000000.00000000.00000000
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xmm[07]: 0x00000000.00000000.00000000.00000000
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|.text Start |.text End | Module File Name
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|0x00007febdba77000|0x00007febdba8d000| /lib64/libgcc_s.so.1
|0x00007febdbc8e000|0x00007febdbce3000| /lib64/libm-2.8.so
|0x00007febdbee4000|0x00007febdbfd4000| /usr/lib64/libstdc++.so.6.0.10
|0x00007febdc1f0000|0x00007febdc1f8000| /lib64/librt-2.8.so
|0x00007febdc3f9000|0x00007febdc40f000| /lib64/libpthread-2.8.so
|0x00007febdc615000|0x00007febdc622000| /lib64/libcrypt-2.8.so
|0x00007febdc852000|0x00007febdc854000| /lib64/libdl-2.8.so
|0x00007febdca56000|0x00007febdca73000| /lib64/ld-2.8.so
> Symbolic stack backtrace <----
0: Lunlock_17 + 0x2f
SFrame: IP: 0x00007febdc407b30 (0x00007febdc407b01+0x2f)
Module: /lib64/libpthread-2.8.so
1: ls27_InitDatExtrRec(tls00_DBInfo, MetaDataDef&, tls00_TransformationCmd*,
tls00_DextractRec&, char) + 0xa90
Symbol: Z19ls27InitDatExtrRecP12tls00_DBInfoRP11MetaDataDefP23tls00_T
ransformationCmdRP17tls00_DextractRecPc
SFrame: IP: 0x0000000000720920 (0x000000000071fe90+0xa90)
Module: /opt/sdb/programs/pgm/lserver
2: ls27ExportTableRows(MetaDataDef&, tls00_DextractRec, char*) + 0xae
Symbol: Z19ls27ExportTableRowsRP11MetaDataDefP17tls00DextractRecPc
SFrame: IP: 0x00000000007268ce (0x0000000000726820+0xae)
Module: /opt/sdb/programs/pgm/lserver
3: ExportPackageDataRecord(MetaDataDef, tls00_DBInfo, char*) + 0x72c
Symbol: Z23ExportPackageDataRecordP11MetaDataDefP12tls00DBInfoPc
SFrame: IP: 0x000000000071eecc (0x000000000071e7a0+0x72c)
Module: /opt/sdb/programs/pgm/lserver
4: ExecuteTransformationPackage(tls00_Command, tls00_DBInfo) + 0x2ac
Symbol: Z28ExecuteTransformationPackageP13tls00CommandP12tls00_DBInfo
SFrame: IP: 0x00000000006e4d9c (0x00000000006e4af0+0x2ac)
Module: /opt/sdb/programs/pgm/lserver
5: ParseExecuteStatement(tls00_Command&, tls00_DBInfo) + 0x550
Symbol: Z21ParseExecuteStatementRP13tls00CommandP12tls00_DBInfo
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Module: /opt/sdb/programs/pgm/lserver
6: ctrlservcommand + 0x398
SFrame: IP: 0x00000000006df8a8 (0x00000000006df510+0x398)
Module: /opt/sdb/programs/pgm/lserver
7: c_main + 0x451
SFrame: IP: 0x00000000004142f1 (0x0000000000413ea0+0x451)
Module: /opt/sdb/programs/pgm/lserver
8: 0x00007febdb73c436 <symbol name not found>
SFrame: IP: 0x00007febdb73c436
Module: /lib64/libc-2.8.so
9: __gxx_personality_v0@@CXXABI_1.3 + 0xea
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Source: start.S:116
Module: /opt/sdb/programs/pgm/lserver
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File "/home/dusty/bin/bsppython", line 142, in ?
execfile(sys.argv[0])
File "./dump.py", line 8, in ?
dump_table_data(metadata)
File "/home/dusty/prog/bsp/buildout/src/sa_tools/sa_tools/dump/__init__.py", l ine 17, in dump_table_data
dbdump(conn, table.name, FILENAME_PATTERN % (table.name, fn))
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session.cmd(cmd)
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Logical Operator list to end users
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Tried searching the forum, but did not get the proper work around.
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I have written the below query for that.
select b~lifnr " Vendor number
into corresponding fields of table gi_output_vendors
from lfa1
where lifnr not like '9%'.
But the output I am getting contains vendor numbers '0000950000' where I wanted to eliminate these type of numbers also. i.e, I don't want to consider leading zeroes.
So, the below code I have written for that.
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loop at gi_output_vendors into wa_output_vendors.
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if wa_output_vendors-lifnr like '9%' " didn't work delete gi_output_vendors from wa_output_vendors where
lifnr like '9%'. "didn't work
endif.
endloop.
When I use 'like' with 'if' condition or 'delete' statement, I am getting error saying that 'Like operator is not allowed'.
How could I deal with this situation.
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Hope that's of some help!
Andy
By the way, I wouldn't recommend using '9' becasue this will look for a 9 <b>anywhere</b> in the lifnr field i.e. it could exclude a perfectly valid number just because it ends in a 9!
Message was edited by: Andrew Wright
Sorry, ignore me, in SQL you should use % and not * for multiple characters. However, the same applies if you can guarantee the position of the 9.
Message was edited by: Andrew Wright -
Hi Experts,
Can we use logical operator in where clause of select statement?????
My requirement is i want to CA logical operator in select statement.Is there any possibility????????
If there please tell me???????????\
Nice answers reward with maxi points.................Hi Subash,
Prakash is right with his idea to go by range,
but it won't work like this.
Instead build your range like this:
ranges r_matnr for Tnnnn-MATNR.
r_matnr-sign = 'I'.
r_matnr-option = 'BT'.
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r_matnr-high = '9999999999'.
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Hi! I have the following configuration: 2-node cluster Spaces and Sofs (CIB) - SMB storage running on SuperStorage 2026T-DE2R24L And a Hyper-v 2-node cluster accessing the vm´s over 10G ethernet SMB OS Windows 2012R2 We have got a file corruption on
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i have a main site i'm building in one area i have 12 buttons for each item. I want to set it up so that when you click each button one image and a title and some text loads from an external source. When i click on the next button i want it to change
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hi , i am trying to run an applet which retrieves data from a database server, I am getting the following exception in Internet Explorer com.ms.security.SecurityExceptionEx [oracle/net/nt/TcpNTAdapter.connect]: cannot access "host":port in Netscape N
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There was a problem sending the command to the program when opening Microsoft Project 2010 files
When opening MS Project 2010 files from the file and print server, I receive "There was a problem sending the command to the program." Copy the same file to my local drive and the file opens fine. This can be repeated by several other users. Creat