How to create SELECT QUERRY FOR "A CHANGE ORDER FORM" in ASP?

Hello.
Hope you are all well and having a good day.
I've got a problem i would like you to help me out with. My
company has got a client who sells meat and my senior tech lead
has customized the cart to fit their needs and have created a
despatch table with a "simple asp form" that allows them
to scan their products in with a wi-fi scanner.

The despatch table has the following fields:
1. OrderID
2. Product
3. Quantit
4. sellbydate
5. traceabilitycode and
6. Weight
Question 1: how do i create a form in asp that allow a user to
view the order no, product and quantity
celibate,traceabilitybycode and Weight after scanning the
details into the simple form created?
Question 2: How can i create an asp form that allows users to
search for the Order that populates the orderid, Product,
quantity?
Question 3: How can i create an asp for that allows users to
search for Product with orderid,traceabilitycode and quantity?
Question 4: How can i create an asp form that allows users to
Trace: Orderid, traceabilitycode, sellbydate and Quantity?

Please find below the source code of both the:
despatchLotsRowsSimpleForm.asp that allow them to scan details
into the table and the despatchLotsExec.asp:

THE FORM:
<!#include file="../includes/settings.asp">
<!#include file="../includes/getSettingKey.asp">
<!#include file="../includes/sessionFunctions.asp">
<!#include file="../includes/databaseFunctions.asp">
<!#include file="../includes/screenMessages.asp">
<!#include file="../includes/currencyFormat.asp"
<%
on error resume next

dim mySQL, connTemp, rsTemp

' get settings
pStoreFrontDemoMode =
getSettingKey("pStoreFrontDemoMode")
pCurrencySign = getSettingKey("pCurrencySign")
pDecimalSign = getSettingKey("pDecimalSign")
pCompany = getSettingKey("pCompany")

pAuctions = getSettingKey("pAuctions")
pAllowNewCustomer = getSettingKey("pAllowNewCustomer")
pNewsLetter = getSettingKey("pNewsLetter")
pStoreNews = getSettingKey("pStoreNews")
pSuppliersList = getSettingKey("pSuppliersList")
pRssFeedServer = getSettingKey("pRssFeedServer")

%>
<b><%=getMsg(10021,"despatch")%></b>
<br>
<%=getMsg(10024,"Enter despatch ...")%
The despatchExec.asp Page
<%
' WebShop 3.0x Shopping Cart
' Developed using ASP
' August-2002
' Email(E-Mail address blocked: See forum rules) for further information
' (URL address blocked: See forum rules)
' Details: add e-mail to newsletter list
%
<!--#include file="../includes/settings.asp"-->
<!--#include file="../includes/getSettingKey.asp"-->
<!--#include file="../includes/databaseFunctions.asp"-->
<!--#include file="../includes/stringFunctions.asp"-->
<!--#include file="../includes/miscFunctions.asp"-->
<!--#include file="../includes/screenMessages.asp"-->
<!--#include file="../includes/sendMail.asp"--
<%

on error resume next

dim mySQL, connTemp, rsTemp, pEmail

' get settings

pStoreFrontDemoMode = getSettingKey("pStoreFrontDemoMode")
pCurrencySign = getSettingKey("pCurrencySign")
pDecimalSign = getSettingKey("pDecimalSign")
pCompany = getSettingKey("pCompany")

pEmailSender= getSettingKey("pEmailSender")
pEmailAdmin= getSettingKey("pEmailAdmin")
pSmtpServer= getSettingKey("pSmtpServer")
pEmailComponent= getSettingKey("pEmailComponent")
pDebugEmail= getSettingKey("pDebugEmail")
pGiftRandom= getSettingKey("pGiftRandom")
pPercentageToDiscount= getSettingKey("pPercentageToDiscount")
pStoreLocation = getSettingKey("pStoreLocation")

' form
pidOrder = lcase(getUserInput(request.form("idOrder"),50))
pProduct = lcase(getUserInput(request.form("product"),50))
pQuantity = lcase(getUserInput(request.form("quantity"),50))

pPriceToDiscount = 0

' insert despatch

mySQL="INSERT INTO despatch2 (idOrder, product, quantity ) VALUES ('"&pidOrder& "', '" &pProduct& "', '" &pQuantity&"')"

call updateDatabase(mySQL, rstemp, "despatchExec")

pBody=getMsg(10025,"Despatch confirmed...") &VBcrlf&getMsg(311,"To opt-out click at:") & " (URL address blocked: Seeforum rules)="&pEmail

response.redirect "redit_message.asp?message="&Server.Urlencode(getMsg(10025,"Despatch confirmed"))

call closeDb()
%
Thank you for your help in advance..
Regards,
philip

That's ASP, not ASP.NET, and you definately aren't using the SqlDataSource control. You may have better luck asking your question in a different forum.

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Thanks Motley...

sql

How to create reports dinamically?

Hello. Can I make a report for example with all the columns and make a
program in asp.net in which the user can select the columns he wants to see?
Thanks.Yes of course, unless RDL is a open Language you can stick your parts
together as the User wants. But I would keep in mind that there are already
thrid party tools to do that, therefore looking at these will eventually
save you time and money fordeveloping that on your own.
--
HTH, Jens Suessmeyer.
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> Hello. Can I make a report for example with all the columns and make a
> program in asp.net in which the user can select the columns he wants to
> see?
> Thanks.
>|||Your page doesnt work
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> Yes of course, unless RDL is a open Language you can stick your parts
> together as the User wants. But I would keep in mind that there are
already
> thrid party tools to do that, therefore looking at these will eventually
> save you time and money fordeveloping that on your own.
> --
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> --
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> > see?
> >
> > Thanks.
> >
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>sql

how to create parameterised views?

I am using SqlServer2005 and asp.net 2005. I have a large database for which I have to provide reports for it. I need a report that user will specify a date, and the report will be run, from this month & year and I will calculate the first day of the month and the last day of the month and these will serve as the input parameters for a long SELECT query.

For my previous reports i've used views . But for this functionality i need a parameterized view, which i cant create.

Please help me how to create a parameterized view...

Thanks in Advance...

Use a stored procedure.

|||

Given a date and if you need to find the first day of the month/last day of the month here's how you can do it.

DECLARE @.DdatetimeSET @.D =getdate()SELECT ,DATEADD(dd, -DATEPART(dd,GETDATE()) + 1,GETDATE())'First day of the month' ,DATEADD(d, -DAY(DATEADD(m,1,@.Date)),DATEADD(m,1,@.Date))AS'Last day of the month'

You can use the same in a view as follows:

SELECTFROM dbo.vwSomeViewWHERE DatecolumnBETWEEN @.begDateAND @.EndDate

|||

You can't create a parameterized view. You can create a view and then filter it. Or you can create a table valued function, which is pretty close to a parameterized view.

how to create my Validate Login SP IN sql 2000 ?

hi,all:

I'm new to Sql 2000,now I have a login asp.net page and I used the sql 2000 database.

my login page included a user id and password need user inputed. if the user input the correct userid

and password ,IE will transfer to main page,or there will show eorror message in login page.

my SP like this:

CREATE PROCEDURE dbo.Usp_Accounts_ValidateLogin
@.userid char(4) ,
@.EncPassword binary
AS
if (select count(*) from hhmxUserData whereUserid=@.userid andUserPWD=@.EncPassword) >0

return 1

else

return 0
GO
my asp.net code like this:

dim result As Integer

dim rowsAffected as integer

myConnection.Open()
Dim command As SqlCommand = BuildIntCommand(storedProcName, parameters)
rowsAffected = command.ExecuteNonQuery
result = CInt(command.Parameters("ReturnValue").Value)
myConnection.Close()

Return result

I test it in sql 2000,it's ok.but when I performed it and retrieve the "returnValue", it still return 0 .

so how can I create my correct SP ?

thanks so much.

Change your datatype of userid from char(4) to varchar(4). When you use CHAR, if your user enter the userid which is less than 4 characters in length spaces will be added at the end and your search query may not look like what is should be.

|||

Yes,my UserID is fixed 4 characters length (like: 1012,1008),I think it's not problem,the point is I'm always get the wrong returnValue in my asp.net code when I performed my SP.

So maybe my SP has problem ?

|||

I would recommend you use OUTPUT parameters. check out Books On Line for more info.

check the 2nd part inthis articleto retrieve the output from OUTPUT variable.

how to CREATE duplicate rows

this may sound like a weird one, but i need to create duplicates of all rows that satisfy a condition.

using asp, i am able to select rows from a databate using a recordset, only to insert it straight back into the database, thus assigning it a new unique id.

but is there any one to perform this action just using sql?

thanks,

goran.insert your_table
select * from your_table x
inner join (
select field_you_want_to_have_duplicates_on, cnt=count(*)
from your_table group by field_you_want_to_have_duplicates_on
having count(*) > 1) y
on x.field_you_want_to_have_duplicates_on = y.field_you_want_to_have_duplicates_on|||I think I just heard their head explode...

They want to do it from asp...that's a pure sql solution (which is the fastest btw)

Just loop through you're rs and do an insert for every iteration...|||i will disagree
if they truly wanted to do it from asp, why did they come to the sql forum??

they want sql and they know it!! and there's no denying

isnt that right rdjabarov?
rd? rd... RD!
well he HAD my back on this..|||AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAARRRRRRRRRRHHHHHHHH!!!

I'm on 2 conf calls and typing here|||hmmm ... i think you guys got me wrong, my current solution is implemented in asp using the same method that me and you have described. i was seeking a pure SQL solution.

anyway, thanks for replying, i've tried adapting your sql statement to my tables but am not getting very far. let me explain a little further ...

i have a table called 'tblWinesEnPrimeur' and want to make a duplicate of every row in this table that has a 'SectionID' of 21.

thanks,
goran.|||Simply remove all your primary keys and constraints, and your users will surely create the duplicate records for you.|||Originally posted by blindman
Simply remove all your primary keys and constraints, and your users will surely create the duplicate records for you.

Very helpful...

I'm betting you have an IDENTITY Column...ket's say Col1

INSERT INTO tblWinesEnPrimeu (Col2, Col3, Col4, ect)
SELECT Col2, Col3, Col4, ect)
FROM tblWinesEnPrimeu
WHERE SectionId = 21

Without the DDL it's a guess...|||I'd suggest using:INSERT INTO yourTable (collist)
SELECT *
FROM yourTable
WHERE 21 = sectionIdTHis should massively confuse your data, and make the users very happy!

-PatP|||sorry guys, no luck with that either, it's on the client's server and we have no direct access to the database, also the website was orignally designed so that duplicates are not inserted by front-end users of the site.

the sql threw up the same exception as before, simple 'Object required'. like i said it's all workin using the asp/sql combined solution, but the client prefers straight forward sql scripts rather than asp pages which can be run many times and inflate or alter the database.|||I give up...I'm totally lost...

Maybe if you post some (any) code, it might help...|||I'll second that thought! I'd suggest that you use SQL Enterprise Mangler to script everything about that table, the DDL, the indicies, even the permissions. Given that and the nickel description that you posted above, I'll bet that one of us can work out the solution!

-PatP|||insert your_table
select * from your_table x
inner join (
select field_you_want_to_have_duplicates_on, cnt=count(*)
from your_table group by field_you_want_to_have_duplicates_on
having count(*) > 1) y
on x.field_you_want_to_have_duplicates_on = y.field_you_want_to_have_duplicates_on
where x.SectionID = 21

How to create .dbf file from within asp.net pages?

Hi,I'd like to create a single .dbf file from within my asp.net application and populate it with some data in SQL Server database,How can I do?Any help will be greatly appreciated!Thanks in advance!You could try looking at the xBase Engine for C# and ASP.NET, written by Ricardo Federico Villafañes:http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/Code/2002/Feb/xBaseEngineRFV.asp

Terri

How to creat a database via SQL Querry Analyzer to a Web Server

I am new to ASP.NET and met a problem about access a database on a Web Server (www.myserver.com). My meaning here that I created a .sql from my localhost to test, but when to upload to my web server on the internet, an error occured: "System.Data.SqlClient.SqlException: SQL Server does not exist or access denied".
Anyone here can help me to solve my problem. Waiting for your reply soon. Thanksyour SQL Connection on your local host and your Server aren't the same. your should check your connectionstring, eypecially the servername.|||First of all thank to MISIU...
Your idea i had to try first! Just here, I change my line of code from <Add key> to a connection string to myserver for instance hereby. But nothing looked good and still got the above problem. Could you pls show me the detail of creat a database and publish it to my Web Server. And i am waiting for anyone give me the BEST. God bless all of you!

How to count a very large volume of request

Hello,
What is the best way to accomplish the following.
1) An ASP.NET program (consiting of one file somepage.aspx) receives about
25,000,000 requests pay day.
2) The requests come from a limited set of IP addresses.
3) How to count the total number of request from each IP address per day.
SQL Server 2000 is used on the backend.
Currently we used the following architecture:
* Each request to somepage.aspx generates an INSERT into a LogTable1
* There is a clustered index on the LogTable1 on the dateStamp field which
is of the type smalldatetime
* The dateStamp field has a default that sets it to the getdate()
* At the end of each day at 12:01AM there is a simple query that runs and
does a group by to count the number of requests from each IP in the given
date range (past 24 hours). This query works great and takes only 2 minutes
to run.
Is there a better way to accomplish this without having to do INSERTS into
the LogTable1 for each request?
It would not work to have the ASP.NET program execute an UPDATE each time to
increment the total number of request, since this would cause LOTSSS of
locking in the database layer.
Thanks in advance.
ArsenYou could store the data in your Application Cache, and update it
periodically to the database.
HTH,
Kevin Spencer
.Net Developer
Microsoft MVP
Big things are made up
of lots of little things.
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quote:

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> Hello,
> What is the best way to accomplish the following.
> 1) An ASP.NET program (consiting of one file somepage.aspx) receives about
> 25,000,000 requests pay day.
> 2) The requests come from a limited set of IP addresses.
> 3) How to count the total number of request from each IP address per day.
> SQL Server 2000 is used on the backend.
> Currently we used the following architecture:
> * Each request to somepage.aspx generates an INSERT into a LogTable1
> * There is a clustered index on the LogTable1 on the dateStamp field which
> is of the type smalldatetime
> * The dateStamp field has a default that sets it to the getdate()
> * At the end of each day at 12:01AM there is a simple query that runs and
> does a group by to count the number of requests from each IP in the given
> date range (past 24 hours). This query works great and takes only 2

---

minutes

quote:

---

> to run.
> Is there a better way to accomplish this without having to do INSERTS into
> the LogTable1 for each request?
> It would not work to have the ASP.NET program execute an UPDATE each time

---

to

quote:

---

> increment the total number of request, since this would cause LOTSSS of
> locking in the database layer.
> Thanks in advance.
> Arsen
>

---

|||Hi,
What about using the IIS log file?
you could set it in the way you need it, basically the client IP and maybe
the time, if you configure it to update daily all you have to do at 12:01
is run a process that read the file generated and do what you need.
Cheers,
Ignacio Machin,
ignacio.machin AT dot.state.fl.us
Florida Department Of Transportation
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> Hello,
> What is the best way to accomplish the following.
> 1) An ASP.NET program (consiting of one file somepage.aspx) receives about
> 25,000,000 requests pay day.
> 2) The requests come from a limited set of IP addresses.
> 3) How to count the total number of request from each IP address per day.
> SQL Server 2000 is used on the backend.
> Currently we used the following architecture:
> * Each request to somepage.aspx generates an INSERT into a LogTable1
> * There is a clustered index on the LogTable1 on the dateStamp field which
> is of the type smalldatetime
> * The dateStamp field has a default that sets it to the getdate()
> * At the end of each day at 12:01AM there is a simple query that runs and
> does a group by to count the number of requests from each IP in the given
> date range (past 24 hours). This query works great and takes only 2

---

minutes

quote:

---

> to run.
> Is there a better way to accomplish this without having to do INSERTS into
> the LogTable1 for each request?
> It would not work to have the ASP.NET program execute an UPDATE each time

---

to

quote:

---

> increment the total number of request, since this would cause LOTSSS of
> locking in the database layer.
> Thanks in advance.
> Arsen
>

---

|||Hi Kevin,
Do you suggest storing the TOTALs in the Cache?
Or storing the actual requests: date and ip
Would there be a locking problem?
How to do the "periodic updates" to the database from the Cache?
Thanks,
Arsen
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quote:

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> You could store the data in your Application Cache, and update it
> periodically to the database.
> --
> HTH,
> Kevin Spencer
> .Net Developer
> Microsoft MVP
> Big things are made up
> of lots of little things.
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about[QUOTE]
day.[QUOTE]
which[QUOTE]
and[QUOTE]
given[QUOTE]
> minutes
into[QUOTE]
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> to
>

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|||Hi Arsen,
You could put a DataTable in the Application Cache, and add records to it
with each Request. As for periodic updating, you could put a routine in the
Session_OnStart Sub that checks an Application DateTime variable, and at
certain intervals, inserts all the records from the DataTable into the
database and clears out the DataTable.
To be safe, you would want to add code to your Application_OnEnd sub to
update the database if the Application stops or times out; however, with 25M
requests per day, that might not be necessary.
HTH,
Kevin Spencer
.Net Developer
Microsoft MVP
Big things are made up
of lots of little things.
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quote:

---

> Hi Kevin,
> Do you suggest storing the TOTALs in the Cache?
> Or storing the actual requests: date and ip
> Would there be a locking problem?
> How to do the "periodic updates" to the database from the Cache?
> Thanks,
> Arsen
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> about
> day.
> which
> and
> given
> into
> time
of[QUOTE]
>

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|||what i have done is cache the last 15 minutes. the cache has the ipaddress,
the start of the 15 min interval, pagename, and number of hits during the
interval. as most users cluster their hits, this cuts down the number of
inserts.
i flush the cache every 15 minutes of when too large.
you can then get daily or hourly stats from the db with simple queries.
-- bruce (sqlwork.com)
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quote:

---

> Hello,
> What is the best way to accomplish the following.
> 1) An ASP.NET program (consiting of one file somepage.aspx) receives about
> 25,000,000 requests pay day.
> 2) The requests come from a limited set of IP addresses.
> 3) How to count the total number of request from each IP address per day.
> SQL Server 2000 is used on the backend.
> Currently we used the following architecture:
> * Each request to somepage.aspx generates an INSERT into a LogTable1
> * There is a clustered index on the LogTable1 on the dateStamp field which
> is of the type smalldatetime
> * The dateStamp field has a default that sets it to the getdate()
> * At the end of each day at 12:01AM there is a simple query that runs and
> does a group by to count the number of requests from each IP in the given
> date range (past 24 hours). This query works great and takes only 2

---

minutes

quote:

---

> to run.
> Is there a better way to accomplish this without having to do INSERTS into
> the LogTable1 for each request?
> It would not work to have the ASP.NET program execute an UPDATE each time

---

to

quote:

---

> increment the total number of request, since this would cause LOTSSS of
> locking in the database layer.
> Thanks in advance.
> Arsen
>

---

How to count a very large volume of request

Hello,
What is the best way to accomplish the following.
1) An ASP.NET program (consiting of one file somepage.aspx) receives about
25,000,000 requests pay day.
2) The requests come from a limited set of IP addresses.
3) How to count the total number of request from each IP address per day.
SQL Server 2000 is used on the backend.
Currently we used the following architecture:
* Each request to somepage.aspx generates an INSERT into a LogTable1
* There is a clustered index on the LogTable1 on the dateStamp field which
is of the type smalldatetime
* The dateStamp field has a default that sets it to the getdate()
* At the end of each day at 12:01AM there is a simple query that runs and
does a group by to count the number of requests from each IP in the given
date range (past 24 hours). This query works great and takes only 2 minutes
to run.
Is there a better way to accomplish this without having to do INSERTS into
the LogTable1 for each request?
It would not work to have the ASP.NET program execute an UPDATE each time to
increment the total number of request, since this would cause LOTSSS of
locking in the database layer.
Thanks in advance.
ArsenYou could store the data in your Application Cache, and update it
periodically to the database.
--
HTH,
Kevin Spencer
.Net Developer
Microsoft MVP
Big things are made up
of lots of little things.
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> Hello,
> What is the best way to accomplish the following.
> 1) An ASP.NET program (consiting of one file somepage.aspx) receives about
> 25,000,000 requests pay day.
> 2) The requests come from a limited set of IP addresses.
> 3) How to count the total number of request from each IP address per day.
> SQL Server 2000 is used on the backend.
> Currently we used the following architecture:
> * Each request to somepage.aspx generates an INSERT into a LogTable1
> * There is a clustered index on the LogTable1 on the dateStamp field which
> is of the type smalldatetime
> * The dateStamp field has a default that sets it to the getdate()
> * At the end of each day at 12:01AM there is a simple query that runs and
> does a group by to count the number of requests from each IP in the given
> date range (past 24 hours). This query works great and takes only 2
minutes
> to run.
> Is there a better way to accomplish this without having to do INSERTS into
> the LogTable1 for each request?
> It would not work to have the ASP.NET program execute an UPDATE each time
to
> increment the total number of request, since this would cause LOTSSS of
> locking in the database layer.
> Thanks in advance.
> Arsen
>|||Hi,
What about using the IIS log file?
you could set it in the way you need it, basically the client IP and maybe
the time, if you configure it to update daily all you have to do at 12:01
is run a process that read the file generated and do what you need.
Cheers,
--
Ignacio Machin,
ignacio.machin AT dot.state.fl.us
Florida Department Of Transportation
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> Hello,
> What is the best way to accomplish the following.
> 1) An ASP.NET program (consiting of one file somepage.aspx) receives about
> 25,000,000 requests pay day.
> 2) The requests come from a limited set of IP addresses.
> 3) How to count the total number of request from each IP address per day.
> SQL Server 2000 is used on the backend.
> Currently we used the following architecture:
> * Each request to somepage.aspx generates an INSERT into a LogTable1
> * There is a clustered index on the LogTable1 on the dateStamp field which
> is of the type smalldatetime
> * The dateStamp field has a default that sets it to the getdate()
> * At the end of each day at 12:01AM there is a simple query that runs and
> does a group by to count the number of requests from each IP in the given
> date range (past 24 hours). This query works great and takes only 2
minutes
> to run.
> Is there a better way to accomplish this without having to do INSERTS into
> the LogTable1 for each request?
> It would not work to have the ASP.NET program execute an UPDATE each time
to
> increment the total number of request, since this would cause LOTSSS of
> locking in the database layer.
> Thanks in advance.
> Arsen
>|||Hi Kevin,
Do you suggest storing the TOTALs in the Cache?
Or storing the actual requests: date and ip
Would there be a locking problem?
How to do the "periodic updates" to the database from the Cache?
Thanks,
Arsen
"Kevin Spencer" <kevin@.takempis.com> wrote in message
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> You could store the data in your Application Cache, and update it
> periodically to the database.
> --
> HTH,
> Kevin Spencer
> .Net Developer
> Microsoft MVP
> Big things are made up
> of lots of little things.
> "Arsen V." <arsen.NoSpamPlease@.emergency24.com> wrote in message
> news:emdbHKo6DHA.2412@.TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl...
> > Hello,
> >
> > What is the best way to accomplish the following.
> >
> > 1) An ASP.NET program (consiting of one file somepage.aspx) receives
about
> > 25,000,000 requests pay day.
> >
> > 2) The requests come from a limited set of IP addresses.
> >
> > 3) How to count the total number of request from each IP address per
day.
> >
> > SQL Server 2000 is used on the backend.
> >
> > Currently we used the following architecture:
> >
> > * Each request to somepage.aspx generates an INSERT into a LogTable1
> > * There is a clustered index on the LogTable1 on the dateStamp field
which
> > is of the type smalldatetime
> > * The dateStamp field has a default that sets it to the getdate()
> > * At the end of each day at 12:01AM there is a simple query that runs
and
> > does a group by to count the number of requests from each IP in the
given
> > date range (past 24 hours). This query works great and takes only 2
> minutes
> > to run.
> >
> > Is there a better way to accomplish this without having to do INSERTS
into
> > the LogTable1 for each request?
> >
> > It would not work to have the ASP.NET program execute an UPDATE each
time
> to
> > increment the total number of request, since this would cause LOTSSS of
> > locking in the database layer.
> >
> > Thanks in advance.
> >
> > Arsen
> >
> >
>|||Hi Arsen,
You could put a DataTable in the Application Cache, and add records to it
with each Request. As for periodic updating, you could put a routine in the
Session_OnStart Sub that checks an Application DateTime variable, and at
certain intervals, inserts all the records from the DataTable into the
database and clears out the DataTable.
To be safe, you would want to add code to your Application_OnEnd sub to
update the database if the Application stops or times out; however, with 25M
requests per day, that might not be necessary.
--
HTH,
Kevin Spencer
.Net Developer
Microsoft MVP
Big things are made up
of lots of little things.
"Arsen V." <arsen.NoSpamPlease@.emergency24.com> wrote in message
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> Hi Kevin,
> Do you suggest storing the TOTALs in the Cache?
> Or storing the actual requests: date and ip
> Would there be a locking problem?
> How to do the "periodic updates" to the database from the Cache?
> Thanks,
> Arsen
> "Kevin Spencer" <kevin@.takempis.com> wrote in message
> news:ezSYvso6DHA.1936@.TK2MSFTNGP12.phx.gbl...
> > You could store the data in your Application Cache, and update it
> > periodically to the database.
> >
> > --
> > HTH,
> > Kevin Spencer
> > .Net Developer
> > Microsoft MVP
> > Big things are made up
> > of lots of little things.
> >
> > "Arsen V." <arsen.NoSpamPlease@.emergency24.com> wrote in message
> > news:emdbHKo6DHA.2412@.TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl...
> > > Hello,
> > >
> > > What is the best way to accomplish the following.
> > >
> > > 1) An ASP.NET program (consiting of one file somepage.aspx) receives
> about
> > > 25,000,000 requests pay day.
> > >
> > > 2) The requests come from a limited set of IP addresses.
> > >
> > > 3) How to count the total number of request from each IP address per
> day.
> > >
> > > SQL Server 2000 is used on the backend.
> > >
> > > Currently we used the following architecture:
> > >
> > > * Each request to somepage.aspx generates an INSERT into a LogTable1
> > > * There is a clustered index on the LogTable1 on the dateStamp field
> which
> > > is of the type smalldatetime
> > > * The dateStamp field has a default that sets it to the getdate()
> > > * At the end of each day at 12:01AM there is a simple query that runs
> and
> > > does a group by to count the number of requests from each IP in the
> given
> > > date range (past 24 hours). This query works great and takes only 2
> > minutes
> > > to run.
> > >
> > > Is there a better way to accomplish this without having to do INSERTS
> into
> > > the LogTable1 for each request?
> > >
> > > It would not work to have the ASP.NET program execute an UPDATE each
> time
> > to
> > > increment the total number of request, since this would cause LOTSSS
of
> > > locking in the database layer.
> > >
> > > Thanks in advance.
> > >
> > > Arsen
> > >
> > >
> >
> >
>|||what i have done is cache the last 15 minutes. the cache has the ipaddress,
the start of the 15 min interval, pagename, and number of hits during the
interval. as most users cluster their hits, this cuts down the number of
inserts.
i flush the cache every 15 minutes of when too large.
you can then get daily or hourly stats from the db with simple queries.
-- bruce (sqlwork.com)
"Arsen V." <arsen.NoSpamPlease@.emergency24.com> wrote in message
news:emdbHKo6DHA.2412@.TK2MSFTNGP09.phx.gbl...
> Hello,
> What is the best way to accomplish the following.
> 1) An ASP.NET program (consiting of one file somepage.aspx) receives about
> 25,000,000 requests pay day.
> 2) The requests come from a limited set of IP addresses.
> 3) How to count the total number of request from each IP address per day.
> SQL Server 2000 is used on the backend.
> Currently we used the following architecture:
> * Each request to somepage.aspx generates an INSERT into a LogTable1
> * There is a clustered index on the LogTable1 on the dateStamp field which
> is of the type smalldatetime
> * The dateStamp field has a default that sets it to the getdate()
> * At the end of each day at 12:01AM there is a simple query that runs and
> does a group by to count the number of requests from each IP in the given
> date range (past 24 hours). This query works great and takes only 2
minutes
> to run.
> Is there a better way to accomplish this without having to do INSERTS into
> the LogTable1 for each request?
> It would not work to have the ASP.NET program execute an UPDATE each time
to
> increment the total number of request, since this would cause LOTSSS of
> locking in the database layer.
> Thanks in advance.
> Arsen
>

How to copy db to production server

I've developing a small asp.net app that is using SQL Server (developer
edition on my PC). I am ready to deploy my app on my web server/space (that
I am renting from a hosting company) for further testing before we go live.
I need to copy my database from my sql server instance to a sql server
instance at my host's facility. I am able to connect to that server via
enterprise manager. Is the Copy Database Wizard the way to go here, or
should export a script and then run that on the web sql server instance? I
do not have much data in my db, so I don't have to copy the data, but it
would be nice.
Thanks!epigram (nospam@.spammy.com) writes:
> I've developing a small asp.net app that is using SQL Server (developer
> edition on my PC). I am ready to deploy my app on my web server/space
> (that I am renting from a hosting company) for further testing before we
> go live. I need to copy my database from my sql server instance to a sql
> server instance at my host's facility. I am able to connect to that
> server via enterprise manager. Is the Copy Database Wizard the way to
> go here, or should export a script and then run that on the web sql
> server instance? I do not have much data in my db, so I don't have to
> copy the data, but it would be nice.
I would put all code under version control, and that includes any data
you may have tables that you pre-load. (Fixed lookup tables and such).
Then I would install the database on the production server from those
scripts.
Erland Sommarskog, SQL Server MVP, esquel@.sommarskog.se
Books Online for SQL Server SP3 at
http://www.microsoft.com/sql/techinfo/productdoc/2000/books.asp|||You can also consider to use AgileInfoSoftware DataStudio to copy your
database to production server. For the same platform migration (From SQL
Server to SQL Server), it can migrate all supported objects. If you need to
migrate to different database (for instance, from Oracle to SQL Server),
then all tables/views/constraints/indexes/data are migrated, but not
database specific objects, such as function/procedure/packages.
You can download trial version at http://www.agileinfollc.com
John King
AgileInfoSoftware
http://www.agileinfollc.com
"epigram" <nospam@.spammy.com> wrote in message
news:1124828227.3cd98101b03ff015d3bf26ba65b37623@.bubbanews...
> I've developing a small asp.net app that is using SQL Server (developer
> edition on my PC). I am ready to deploy my app on my web server/space
> (that I am renting from a hosting company) for further testing before we
> go live. I need to copy my database from my sql server instance to a sql
> server instance at my host's facility. I am able to connect to that
> server via enterprise manager. Is the Copy Database Wizard the way to go
> here, or should export a script and then run that on the web sql server
> instance? I do not have much data in my db, so I don't have to copy the
> data, but it would be nice.
> Thanks!
>

How to copy db to production server

I've developing a small asp.net app that is using SQL Server (developer
edition on my PC). I am ready to deploy my app on my web server/space (that
I am renting from a hosting company) for further testing before we go live.
I need to copy my database from my sql server instance to a sql server
instance at my host's facility. I am able to connect to that server via
enterprise manager. Is the Copy Database Wizard the way to go here, or
should export a script and then run that on the web sql server instance? I
do not have much data in my db, so I don't have to copy the data, but it
would be nice.
Thanks!
epigram (nospam@.spammy.com) writes:
> I've developing a small asp.net app that is using SQL Server (developer
> edition on my PC). I am ready to deploy my app on my web server/space
> (that I am renting from a hosting company) for further testing before we
> go live. I need to copy my database from my sql server instance to a sql
> server instance at my host's facility. I am able to connect to that
> server via enterprise manager. Is the Copy Database Wizard the way to
> go here, or should export a script and then run that on the web sql
> server instance? I do not have much data in my db, so I don't have to
> copy the data, but it would be nice.
I would put all code under version control, and that includes any data
you may have tables that you pre-load. (Fixed lookup tables and such).
Then I would install the database on the production server from those
scripts.
Erland Sommarskog, SQL Server MVP, esquel@.sommarskog.se
Books Online for SQL Server SP3 at
http://www.microsoft.com/sql/techinf...2000/books.asp
|||You can also consider to use AgileInfoSoftware DataStudio to copy your
database to production server. For the same platform migration (From SQL
Server to SQL Server), it can migrate all supported objects. If you need to
migrate to different database (for instance, from Oracle to SQL Server),
then all tables/views/constraints/indexes/data are migrated, but not
database specific objects, such as function/procedure/packages.
You can download trial version at http://www.agileinfollc.com
John King
AgileInfoSoftware
http://www.agileinfollc.com
"epigram" <nospam@.spammy.com> wrote in message
news:1124828227.3cd98101b03ff015d3bf26ba65b37623@.b ubbanews...
> I've developing a small asp.net app that is using SQL Server (developer
> edition on my PC). I am ready to deploy my app on my web server/space
> (that I am renting from a hosting company) for further testing before we
> go live. I need to copy my database from my sql server instance to a sql
> server instance at my host's facility. I am able to connect to that
> server via enterprise manager. Is the Copy Database Wizard the way to go
> here, or should export a script and then run that on the web sql server
> instance? I do not have much data in my db, so I don't have to copy the
> data, but it would be nice.
> Thanks!
>

How to copy db to production server

I've developing a small asp.net app that is using SQL Server (developer
edition on my PC). I am ready to deploy my app on my web server/space (that
I am renting from a hosting company) for further testing before we go live.
I need to copy my database from my sql server instance to a sql server
instance at my host's facility. I am able to connect to that server via
enterprise manager. Is the Copy Database Wizard the way to go here, or
should export a script and then run that on the web sql server instance? I
do not have much data in my db, so I don't have to copy the data, but it
would be nice.
Thanks!epigram (nospam@.spammy.com) writes:
> I've developing a small asp.net app that is using SQL Server (developer
> edition on my PC). I am ready to deploy my app on my web server/space
> (that I am renting from a hosting company) for further testing before we
> go live. I need to copy my database from my sql server instance to a sql
> server instance at my host's facility. I am able to connect to that
> server via enterprise manager. Is the Copy Database Wizard the way to
> go here, or should export a script and then run that on the web sql
> server instance? I do not have much data in my db, so I don't have to
> copy the data, but it would be nice.
I would put all code under version control, and that includes any data
you may have tables that you pre-load. (Fixed lookup tables and such).
Then I would install the database on the production server from those
scripts.
Erland Sommarskog, SQL Server MVP, esquel@.sommarskog.se
Books Online for SQL Server SP3 at
http://www.microsoft.com/sql/techin.../2000/books.asp|||You can also consider to use AgileInfoSoftware DataStudio to copy your
database to production server. For the same platform migration (From SQL
Server to SQL Server), it can migrate all supported objects. If you need to
migrate to different database (for instance, from Oracle to SQL Server),
then all tables/views/constraints/indexes/data are migrated, but not
database specific objects, such as function/procedure/packages.
You can download trial version at http://www.agileinfollc.com
John King
AgileInfoSoftware
http://www.agileinfollc.com
"epigram" <nospam@.spammy.com> wrote in message
news:1124828227. 3cd98101b03ff015d3bf26ba65b37623@.bubbane
ws...
> I've developing a small asp.net app that is using SQL Server (developer
> edition on my PC). I am ready to deploy my app on my web server/space
> (that I am renting from a hosting company) for further testing before we
> go live. I need to copy my database from my sql server instance to a sql
> server instance at my host's facility. I am able to connect to that
> server via enterprise manager. Is the Copy Database Wizard the way to go
> here, or should export a script and then run that on the web sql server
> instance? I do not have much data in my db, so I don't have to copy the
> data, but it would be nice.
> Thanks!
>