SQL

Hi,

My doubt is about the SQL Query in Caché:

I don't want to take all results from the table and orgainze them manually, for example: I have a table with 50 records, but I only want to select 10 records, being from tenth until the twentieth and this without knowing their IDs.

So, how can I do this, without losing performance, there is any way?

 

NOTE: In other SQL languages I can do, for example, SELECT * FROM extbl Limit 10 OFFSET 10

 

Thanks,

Andrei L. Nenevê

I'm trying to create an sal connections from one cache system to another. I've created the connection part  and I think that is working. When trying to link a table through the link table wizard, I'm getting an error "<MAXSTRING>zCreateOneLinkTable+52^%CSP.UI.SQL.LinkWizardResultPage1.

Is this due to my global block size in the new system not being large enough? It is currently set at 8192.

Thank you

Mike

I have a database which needs to be synced to another system and considering to use the SQL Inbound adapter to 'watch' the database. The other system, however, has a bulk API so I'd prefer to send multiple SQL rows in a single message to that system. The SQL Inbound adapter seems to trigger a single call (to a process or business operation) per SQL-row. However, the documentation here: http://docs.intersystems.com/latest/csp/docbook/DocBook.UI.Page.cls?KEY=... in example 5 seems to suggest that if I exclude a KeyFieldName I get multiple rows in my EnsLib.SQL. snapshot and should be able to send multiple rows to the bulk API down the line. Is this a correct interpretation of the documentation?

Recently viewed a demo on the new Dynamic Objects in InterSystems (we are still running 2016.1); together with the upcoming IRIS data platform I started thinking about possibilities of building dynamic databases. That is, I can imagine some projects were it might be really nice to store dynamic objects and then run sql queries on them without ever defining the fields of the dynamic objects (i.e. not at storage, but only if you run your sql query). If there is any system where this might be possible it is InterSystems Cache.  Of course, Ithis might not be a good idea for an entirety of reasons, but one can still dream, so please bear with me :P.

So the core idea is to host an intersystems REST API that acepts any JSON message, converts it to a dynamic object and store it in Cache. Then I'd like to run a sql query on the stored objects to see what I actually received.

So here are my questions

Hi,

I'm trying to use the IN operator in SQL.

does not work, can anyone tell me why that could be?

for example:

SELECT * FROM TafnitCore_Logistics_TransferPackage_DB.PackageData  WHERE ID IN ('1||1||9852553062' , '1||1||9852553061' ) ORDER BY Building

 

And I get the following error

Hello,

I'm working on integrating a Cache database into an existing .NET project of mine.  I'm trying to execute certain queries utilizing the Cache ODBC driver.  The first error I ran into was "[S1000] [Cache ODBC][State : S1000][Native Code 417] Access Denied".  The part that's throwing me for a loop though is that the application ran ~200 successful queries before I started getting that.  After some of those Access Denied errors, they turned into "[Cache ODBC][State : S1T00][Native Code 450] Request timed out due to user timeout".  This was all with the regular (2.5?) driver.

I then started using the 3.5 driver.  But, the same scenario played out again.  The only difference being the State: from S1000 to HY000.  These then also turned into "Request timed out due to user timeout" with a state of HYT00 instead of S1T00

I have a query that I am attempting to run, but inner query is being rolled up into the overall query - per the optimizer (and jobexam observation).  While I know that if the inner query runs first, I will eliminate a number of records (making the result set smaller, and return quicker).

 

Just an example of what I am attempting to do:

select Account.Name, Account.State, Transaction.Amt, Transaction.Date, Transaction.Service
from Transaction 
left join Account 
    on Account.Id = Transaction.Account  
where Account.Id in (
    Select Account.Name
     from Account
     where Account.Type is not null
     and Account.Id>123456789
     and Account.Id<=323456789
)
and Transaction.Date >= ?
and Transaction.Date <= ?

 

Index on 'Transaction.Date, Transaction.Account

Hi communauty

I've two columns in my table and the type must be interval of integer values for example : age must be interval between [2 and 6] years and wigth between [10 and 30 ] Kg , how can i define them when creating my table?

thank's

Hello All,

what is the best method for search a portion of text in a non-indexed global?

I need to implement an autocomplete kind of search, in a global of >1M registers (text type, not $lb)

Maybe the best way would be use a SQL mapped class, with 'Bitmap' indexes?

 

Thanks in advance!

I get two methods below: I would run both methods concurrently.

However, the "testRead" would always read the uncommitted results from "testInsert".

Anyway to avoid that? Thanks.

ClassMethod testInsert()
{
  &sql(START TRANSACTION ISOLATION LEVEL READ COMMITTED, READ WRITE)
  &sql(insert into Test.Table(AttrA,AttrB,AttrC,AttrD) values(1,2,3,4))
  hang 15
  &sql(ROLLBACK)
}

ClassMethod testRead()
{
  &sql(START TRANSACTION ISOLATION LEVEL READ COMMITTED)
  &sql(select count(*) into :ans from Test.Table)
  &sql(COMMIT)
  w !,ans
}

The Art of Mapping Globals to Classes (3 of 3)

 

If you are looking to breathe new life into an old MUMPS application follow these steps to map your globals to classes and expose all that beautiful data to Objects and SQL.

 

If the above does not sound familiar to you please start at the beginning with the following:

 

The Art of Mapping Globals 1

The Art of Mapping Globals 2

 

This example is going to show you how to map a classic parent-child structure.

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Greetings to all!!! Suppose there is a table Mother (ID, Name) and Child (ID, Name, Mother), Mother in the table Childis a relationship. Let's say the task is to deduce the names of all the children whose their moms' names start with the letter 'A', I can do this in two ways in sql, and I can not understand the difference, the pros and cons that when to use:

1) SELECT Child.Name FROM Mother INNER JOIN Child ON Mother.ID = Child.Mother WHERE Mother.Name LIKE 'A%'
2) SELECT Child.Name FROM Child WHERE Child.Mother->Name LIKE 'A%'

Hi,

I have a class with around 400k lines and 60 columns. Class storage is Cache SQL storage (Mapped from a global).

 I want to create multiple indices on certain fields.

I am familiar with two approaches:

1. Create a new map (Index type) on a pointer global.

2. Create a bitmap index

Which approach is more recommended to be used in the case I described? If there are any other approaches, I will be happy to hear.

Thanks :)

 

Hi World

I've a problem when in extract a float value from my database

the problem is that i get  an interger instead of  float.

my record is 2,56 but when i do a select , the request extract only 2

can you have a solution  for it.

thank you