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i am trying to export insert stmts for my database.
i am using it as in: @export set filename="c:\dev\tmp\generatedsql\scripts\mssql\metadatareasoner\20\create\mss_mtr_c_dml_rootLocal.sql" appendfile="clear" format="sql" BinaryFormat="value"; select * from REASONING_SERVICE ; select * from REASONER ; select * from ONTOLOGY ; select * from ONTOLOGY_CHANGE ; etc.
however, i don't want all the rows in ONTOLOGY_CHANGE
so now, i am selecting: select a.* from ONTOLOGY_CHANGE as a inner join (select max(UPDATE_SEQUENCE_NUMBER) as UPDATE_SEQUENCE_NUMBER, PURI from ONTOLOGY_CHANGE group by PURI) as b on a.PURI = b.PURI and a.UPDATE_SEQUENCE_NUMBER = b.UPDATE_SEQUENCE_NUMBER order by a.PURI;
the trouble is that during processing I get the following error message for this select: Table name is missing or could not be determined for export in SQL format!
if i "select into ONTOLOGY_CHANGE", i get an error that ONTOLOGY_CHANGE already exists on the server and if I use any other name, the table is made but not the corresponding inserts (there are 11 rows)
how can I provide the proper table name or any table name (that i could later search and replace) so that my inserts are created for ONTOLOGY_CHANGE?
Tim,
Thanks for your post.
This has been identified as a bug an will be fixed in the next version.
Regards
Rogerr
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anonymous
said
about 16 years ago
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Re: Export table name missing
I have a similar issue where I'm simply doing a
select * from tablename where field in (select .....)
and I get the same error.
Might I suggest that you also allow the user to specify the table as a parameter to the @export directive which already supports many parameters.
Not being able to export my data just because DBV cannot figure out the table name is a little frustrating.
The bottom line for me is that if I have a query that will run let me export it's data using the @export command.
Roger Bjärevall
said
about 16 years ago
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Re: Export table name missing
Robert,
Try this undocumented parameter:
*TableName="MyTable"*
Please let me know if this is what you're looking for.
Best Regards
Roger
anonymous
i am using it as in:
@export set filename="c:\dev\tmp\generatedsql\scripts\mssql\metadatareasoner\20\create\mss_mtr_c_dml_rootLocal.sql" appendfile="clear" format="sql" BinaryFormat="value";
select * from REASONING_SERVICE ;
select * from REASONER ;
select * from ONTOLOGY ;
select * from ONTOLOGY_CHANGE ;
etc.
however, i don't want all the rows in ONTOLOGY_CHANGE
so now, i am selecting:
select
a.*
from
ONTOLOGY_CHANGE as a
inner join
(select
max(UPDATE_SEQUENCE_NUMBER) as UPDATE_SEQUENCE_NUMBER,
PURI
from
ONTOLOGY_CHANGE
group by
PURI)
as b on a.PURI = b.PURI and a.UPDATE_SEQUENCE_NUMBER = b.UPDATE_SEQUENCE_NUMBER
order by
a.PURI;
the trouble is that during processing I get the following error message for this select:
Table name is missing or could not be determined for export in SQL format!
if i "select into ONTOLOGY_CHANGE", i get an error that ONTOLOGY_CHANGE already exists on the server and if I use any other name, the table is made but not the corresponding inserts (there are 11 rows)
how can I provide the proper table name or any table name (that i could later search and replace) so that my inserts are created for ONTOLOGY_CHANGE?