Executing more than one query

Hi,

How to execute more than one query consecutively in SqlDataSource like the picture shown below.

you could put multiple statements together by seperating them with a semicolon:

insert blah into blah; insert blah2 into blah2; insert somethingelse into somewhereelse;

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Hello my friend,

You should be able to put 1 INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE statement one after the other. Another approach would be to specify a stored procedure to do the INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE and then within the stored procedure have multiple INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE commands. Below is an example SQL script that will create a stored procedure: -

CREATE PROCEDURE usp_InsertClientWithPreference
(
@.ClientName AS VARCHAR(250),
@.ContactNumber AS VARCHAR(20),
@.VacationCountry AS VARCHAR(250)
)

AS

INSERT INTO tblClient (ClientName, ContactNumber)
VALUES (@.ClientName, @.ContactNumber)

UPDATE tblFavourites SET Total = (Total + 1)
WHERE Country = @.VacationCountry

RETURN

Kind regards

Scotty

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Executing BCP statement throws out the error

Hi

When I execute a simple BCP statement as shown below. It throws out an error message as pasted below. Any help on this is highly appreciated.

Use master
Exec xp_cmdshell 'bcp "select * from Mydb..Records" queryout "D:\Book1.xls" -U [sa] -P [pwd] -c'

SQLState = S1010, NativeError = 0
Error = [Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver]Function sequence error
NULL

Thanks!

No replies to this question? We are using sp_oamethod and when calling the bcp.exe, getting the same error message.|||

can you provide some sample data and DDL?

|||There seemed to be a limit in the temp table for the bcp into a file. If the table contained 20 or less rows, it worked correctly. If the table had 21 + rows, then the bcp failed (the temp table was created and populated during the execution of a proc that then would bcp the data to a file). We ended up replacing the select statement with the temp table name and using "out" instead of "queryout". That fixed the problem. We can not explain what the reason was though.|||

I had the same problem, only instead of Excel files I was using XML files.

Anyway, it looks like it is an internal SQL Server error, and after restarting SQL Server, everything was back to normal.

Executing BCP statement throws out the error

Hi

When I execute a simple BCP statement as shown below. It throws out an error message as pasted below. Any help on this is highly appreciated.

Use master
Exec xp_cmdshell 'bcp "select * from Mydb..Records" queryout "D:\Book1.xls" -U [sa] -P [pwd] -c'

SQLState = S1010, NativeError = 0
Error = [Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver]Function sequence error
NULL

Thanks!

No replies to this question? We are using sp_oamethod and when calling the bcp.exe, getting the same error message.|||

can you provide some sample data and DDL?

|||There seemed to be a limit in the temp table for the bcp into a file. If the table contained 20 or less rows, it worked correctly. If the table had 21 + rows, then the bcp failed (the temp table was created and populated during the execution of a proc that then would bcp the data to a file). We ended up replacing the select statement with the temp table name and using "out" instead of "queryout". That fixed the problem. We can not explain what the reason was though.|||

I had the same problem, only instead of Excel files I was using XML files.

Anyway, it looks like it is an internal SQL Server error, and after restarting SQL Server, everything was back to normal.

Executing BCP statement throws out the error

Hi

When I execute a simple BCP statement as shown below. It throws out an error message as pasted below. Any help on this is highly appreciated.

Use master
Exec xp_cmdshell 'bcp "select * from Mydb..Records" queryout "D:\Book1.xls" -U [sa] -P [pwd] -c'

SQLState = S1010, NativeError = 0
Error = [Microsoft][ODBC SQL Server Driver]Function sequence error
NULL

Thanks!

No replies to this question? We are using sp_oamethod and when calling the bcp.exe, getting the same error message.|||

can you provide some sample data and DDL?

|||There seemed to be a limit in the temp table for the bcp into a file. If the table contained 20 or less rows, it worked correctly. If the table had 21 + rows, then the bcp failed (the temp table was created and populated during the execution of a proc that then would bcp the data to a file). We ended up replacing the select statement with the temp table name and using "out" instead of "queryout". That fixed the problem. We can not explain what the reason was though.|||

I had the same problem, only instead of Excel files I was using XML files.

Anyway, it looks like it is an internal SQL Server error, and after restarting SQL Server, everything was back to normal.

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