Get DBCC results in a table with other columns as well

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Get DBCC results in a table with other columns as well

MannySingh

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December 9, 2008 at 9:15 am

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I have a DBCC Statement, for which i get results into the table.
Like this;
Create table #getlogspace
(
dbname varchar(100) null,
[logsize(MB)] varchar(10) null,
[LogSpaceUser(%)] varchar(10) null,
status int
)
--insert DBCC values into this Table
insert into #getlogspace
EXEC ('DBCC SQLPERF(LOGSPACE)')
---------- This Above Works Fine.----------------
-----------Real Trouble Starts here--------------
But when create the above table with additional Columns :
Create table #getlogspace
(
infodate datetime null ,
servername nvarchar(50) null ,
dbname varchar(100) null,
[logsize(MB)] varchar(10) null,
[LogSpaceUser(%)] varchar(10) null,
status int
)
I am unable to execute the above insert statement with Tweaks.
What i do for now is Create Table without the infodate,servername columns and do the plain insert, then add column to the table and i do an update on the column to fill the values for the 2 clumns.
I want to insert the value in all columns in ONE GO....
Pl Help.
Maninder
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Lowell SSC Guru Points: 323518 More actions · Answer 1

if the destination table has the eXACT same structure as the SELECt/DBCC, you do not need to mention the columns...since you added some extra fields, you have to explicitlu name the columns for the insert:

insert into #getlogspace([dbname],[logsize(MB)],[LogSpaceUser(%)],[status])

EXEC ('DBCC SQLPERF(LOGSPACE)')

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MannySingh SSChampion Points: 12465 More actions · Answer 2

Exactly, here is what i did.

I defined DEFAULT for the columns(infodate and servername) and then applied the insert.

GREAT, thanks and ton.

Maninder
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