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Thursday, March 29, 2012

data that in one table column and not in the other table column

dear all

i have 2 tables, lets say table A and Table B

both tables has column ID

i wonder how can i find records that appears in B.ID and not appear in A.ID

what is the SQL command in this case?

Thnks alot

Please post T-SQL question in the Transact-SQL forum at:

http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowForum.aspx?ForumID=85&SiteID=1

You can use the following query:

SELECT B.ID from B where B.ID NOT IN

(SELECT A.ID FROM A)

And this will return records from B which are not in A

Thursday, March 22, 2012

Data returned in QA is different than EM

Hi all,
Something strange is going on: When I do a select * from table some of the
data appears to be in the wrong field. However, when I look at the table
contents in the EM, they are all correct. When I do select statement in the
QA based on criteria, the correct rows are not returned.
Any one know what this is all about?
Thanks for your guidance,
SeanWhat version of SQL Server / Query Analyzer? Have you applied the latest
(SQL Server) service pack to the server and client?
How is Query Analyzer set to display data (grid or text)?
By "wrong field" I assume that you mean it appears that the data that is
displayed appears to be in the wrong <ahem> "field" because it appears in
the wrong area of the [text] display of the results. Do you store <carriage
return> and <line feed> (char(13) char(10)) within your data? If so perhaps
those characters along with results in text mode are causing the display to
look incorrect.
Keith
"sean sobey" <Sobey@.yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:%23iVjrebSFHA.508@.TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
> Hi all,
> Something strange is going on: When I do a select * from table some of
> the
> data appears to be in the wrong field. However, when I look at the table
> contents in the EM, they are all correct. When I do select statement in
> the
> QA based on criteria, the correct rows are not returned.
> Any one know what this is all about?
> Thanks for your guidance,
> Sean
>|||How can we reproduce the problem?
AMB
"sean sobey" wrote:

> Hi all,
> Something strange is going on: When I do a select * from table some of th
e
> data appears to be in the wrong field. However, when I look at the table
> contents in the EM, they are all correct. When I do select statement in t
he
> QA based on criteria, the correct rows are not returned.
> Any one know what this is all about?
> Thanks for your guidance,
> Sean
>
>|||Hi, Sean
See:
http://groups-beta.google.com/group...ea781f3bc49bf23
Razvan

Tuesday, February 14, 2012

Data Flow Task Problem

I have a Windows XP X64 machine with SQL 2005 Developer and VS 2005 Team Edition for Architects on it. For the most part it appears that all normal VS and SQL functions are working properly with the exception of SSIS. If I open the developer studio and drag a Data Flow Task onto the design surface I get the message below. I have tried doing an unistall and reinstall of Integration Services as well as a repair on VS 2005 with no success. I've searched the web and newsgroups and can't find any mention of the problem I'm having. Any help greatly appreciated.
===================================

Failed to create the task. (Microsoft Visual Studio)

===================================

The designer could not be initialized. (Microsoft.DataTransformationServices.Design)

For help, click: http://go.microsoft.com/fwlink?ProdName=Microsoft%u00ae+Visual+Studio%u00ae+2005&ProdVer=8.0.50727.42&EvtSrc=Microsoft.DataTransformationServices.Design.SR&EvtID=TaskDesignerCouldNotBeInitialized&LinkId=20476

Program Location:

at Microsoft.DataTransformationServices.Design.PipelineTaskView.Microsoft.SqlServer.Dts.Runtime.Design.IDtsTaskUI.Initialize(TaskHost taskWrapper, IServiceProvider serviceProvider)
at Microsoft.DataTransformationServices.Design.DtrTaskDesigner.InitializeTaskUI()
at Microsoft.DataTransformationServices.Design.DtrTaskDesigner.OnNewTaskAdded()
at Microsoft.DataTransformationServices.Design.DtsBasePackageDesigner.CreateExecutable(String moniker, IDTSSequence container, String name)

Try this.

Go to Windows services, check account under which "SQL Server Integration Services" run.

Switch it to "Local System account"

BAZ

|||

I don't see how the service will effect a designer issue. The service is only used for server storage support or during execution. Local System is not very good practice either, you should understand the security risks involved.

Unfortunately I don't have a solution to the original problem either. Maybe try a Reset Toolbox, as this should clean out any rubbish, and it seems like some tasks are rubbish, or at least not installed correctly. This may prompt something.

|||Hi,

I had the error below when adding data flow tasks in the designer, and Baz' advice worked. Must be some strange permission issue, but i do not know enough about this stuff yet to comment further.

Registration information about the Data Flow task could not be retrieved. Confirm that this task is installed properly on the computer.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

TaskHost "{C3BF9DC1-4715-4694-936F-D3CFDA9E42C5}"' is not installed correctly on this computer. (Microsoft.DataTransformationServices.Design)|||I recently ran into this problem and BAZ's suggestion fixed the issue.
|||BAZMIC solution did'nt worked for me... don't know what to do...
|||I had the exact same problem and BAZMIC's solution worked for me as well.|||

Regarding how the IS service affects the designer...

When the designer starts, it needs to know what IS components (e.g. data flow components, tasks, enumerators, etc) are available on the machine. The discovery process can delay the designer start-up enough to cause a bad user experience. To improve the start-up time, the service caches the information which can then be accessed by the designer and saves it from having to go through the discovery process each time. If the designer starts up and the service is not started, the service will attempt to start and fill its cache. Knowing this might help you troubleshoot these kinds of issues further.

|||

I have just upgraded my SQL 2005 to SP2.

I had the error stated in this thread, and tried Baz's solution.

However now I am getting this error message whenever I try to open a DataTask in SSIS:

TITLE: Microsoft Visual Studio

Cannot show the editor for this task.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

The task returned an unsupported control editor type. (Microsoft.DataTransformationServices.Design)

Can anyone please offer some advice?

|||

Anonymous581024 wrote:
BAZMIC solution did'nt worked for me... don't know what to do...

I tried everything and it never worked. I finally deinstalled SQL Server 2005 Integration Services and reinstalled it.
|||

Thanks Bazmic it works with me

|||This is apparantly in some cases a problem with the SP2 that was deployed. After installing this on the SQL Server 2005 I have had a variety of problems including this one.

Data Flow Task Problem

Failed to create the task. (Microsoft Visual Studio)

===================================

The designer could not be initialized. (Microsoft.DataTransformationServices.Design)

Program Location:

Try this.

Go to Windows services, check account under which "SQL Server Integration Services" run.

Switch it to "Local System account"

BAZ

|||

|||Hi,

I had the error below when adding data flow tasks in the designer, and Baz' advice worked. Must be some strange permission issue, but i do not know enough about this stuff yet to comment further.

Registration information about the Data Flow task could not be retrieved. Confirm that this task is installed properly on the computer.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

Regarding how the IS service affects the designer...

|||

I have just upgraded my SQL 2005 to SP2.

I had the error stated in this thread, and tried Baz's solution.

However now I am getting this error message whenever I try to open a DataTask in SSIS:

TITLE: Microsoft Visual Studio

Cannot show the editor for this task.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

The task returned an unsupported control editor type. (Microsoft.DataTransformationServices.Design)

Can anyone please offer some advice?

|||

Anonymous581024 wrote:
BAZMIC solution did'nt worked for me... don't know what to do...

I tried everything and it never worked. I finally deinstalled SQL Server 2005 Integration Services and reinstalled it.
|||Thanks Bazmic it works with me |||This is apparantly in some cases a problem with the SP2 that was deployed. After installing this on the SQL Server 2005 I have had a variety of problems including this one.

Data Flow Task Problem

Failed to create the task. (Microsoft Visual Studio)

===================================

The designer could not be initialized. (Microsoft.DataTransformationServices.Design)

Program Location:

Try this.

Go to Windows services, check account under which "SQL Server Integration Services" run.

Switch it to "Local System account"

BAZ

|||

|||Hi,

I had the error below when adding data flow tasks in the designer, and Baz' advice worked. Must be some strange permission issue, but i do not know enough about this stuff yet to comment further.

Registration information about the Data Flow task could not be retrieved. Confirm that this task is installed properly on the computer.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

TaskHost "{C3BF9DC1-4715-4694-936F-D3CFDA9E42C5}"' is not installed correctly on this computer. (Microsoft.DataTransformationServices.Design)|||I recently ran into this problem and BAZ's suggestion fixed the issue.|||BAZMIC solution did'nt worked for me... don't know what to do...|||I had the exact same problem and BAZMIC's solution worked for me as well.|||

Regarding how the IS service affects the designer...

|||

I have just upgraded my SQL 2005 to SP2.

I had the error stated in this thread, and tried Baz's solution.

However now I am getting this error message whenever I try to open a DataTask in SSIS:

TITLE: Microsoft Visual Studio

Cannot show the editor for this task.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

The task returned an unsupported control editor type. (Microsoft.DataTransformationServices.Design)

Can anyone please offer some advice?

|||

Anonymous581024 wrote:
BAZMIC solution did'nt worked for me... don't know what to do...

I tried everything and it never worked. I finally deinstalled SQL Server 2005 Integration Services and reinstalled it.

Data Flow Task Problem

Failed to create the task. (Microsoft Visual Studio)

===================================

The designer could not be initialized. (Microsoft.DataTransformationServices.Design)

Program Location:

Try this.

Go to Windows services, check account under which "SQL Server Integration Services" run.

Switch it to "Local System account"

BAZ

|||

|||Hi,

I had the error below when adding data flow tasks in the designer, and Baz' advice worked. Must be some strange permission issue, but i do not know enough about this stuff yet to comment further.

Registration information about the Data Flow task could not be retrieved. Confirm that this task is installed properly on the computer.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

Regarding how the IS service affects the designer...

|||

I have just upgraded my SQL 2005 to SP2.

I had the error stated in this thread, and tried Baz's solution.

However now I am getting this error message whenever I try to open a DataTask in SSIS:

TITLE: Microsoft Visual Studio

Cannot show the editor for this task.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

The task returned an unsupported control editor type. (Microsoft.DataTransformationServices.Design)

Can anyone please offer some advice?

|||

Anonymous581024 wrote:
BAZMIC solution did'nt worked for me... don't know what to do...

I tried everything and it never worked. I finally deinstalled SQL Server 2005 Integration Services and reinstalled it.

Data Flow Task Problem

Failed to create the task. (Microsoft Visual Studio)

===================================

The designer could not be initialized. (Microsoft.DataTransformationServices.Design)

Program Location:

Try this.

Go to Windows services, check account under which "SQL Server Integration Services" run.

Switch it to "Local System account"

BAZ

|||

|||Hi,

I had the error below when adding data flow tasks in the designer, and Baz' advice worked. Must be some strange permission issue, but i do not know enough about this stuff yet to comment further.

Registration information about the Data Flow task could not be retrieved. Confirm that this task is installed properly on the computer.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

Regarding how the IS service affects the designer...

|||

I have just upgraded my SQL 2005 to SP2.

I had the error stated in this thread, and tried Baz's solution.

However now I am getting this error message whenever I try to open a DataTask in SSIS:

TITLE: Microsoft Visual Studio

Cannot show the editor for this task.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:

The task returned an unsupported control editor type. (Microsoft.DataTransformationServices.Design)

Can anyone please offer some advice?

|||

Anonymous581024 wrote:
BAZMIC solution did'nt worked for me... don't know what to do...

Thursday, March 29, 2012

data that in one table column and not in the other table column

Thursday, March 22, 2012

Data returned in QA is different than EM

Tuesday, February 14, 2012

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