There is one more strange thing which I have observed today.

I created another table which is a copy of the table_window_db table. Using the following SQL

select  *

 into #table_window_db

from table_window_db

But...

But Fallell, I find that the statement which is giving error is still commented in your SQL

--SELECT * FROM #testcase WHERE MyDecimal <999999

Do you mean to say that...

Since I am already working on the misteries caused by isnumeric & convert functions, I tried the following SQL & it worked !!!!

SET NOCOUNT ON

CREATE TABLE testcase

(

 MyDecimal DECIMAL(2, 0)...

Hi vladan, peterhe,

Both the SQL's didnt work out.

I fired the following SQL's as per your advice.

SELECT distinct ctrl.title ,ctrl.type, ctrl.name ,ctrl.win_id,win.ver_clarify,win.id

FROM table_control_db ctrl

JOIN table_window_db win ON ctrl.control2window_db = win.objid AND isnumeric(win.ver_clarify)=1

JOIN mtm_privclass1_control_db2 mtm...

Hi Friends,

Thanks a lot for all your help. I tried using view & copying values fullfilling isnumeric condition to a temporary table. But both tricks did not work.

Finally I got...

To confirm the above points, I fired the following queries.

select distinct '*' + ver_clarify + '*'  from table_window_db where isnumeric(ver_clarify)=1

*1.0*

*10.1*

*12.0*

*12.5*

*3.3*

*3.4*

*4.0*

*4.5*

*5.0*

*6.0*

*7.0*

*9.0*

Also I fired one more query to ensure that whether everything...

Oops... Now I saw your earlier posting saying that you too solved the problem by using cursors....

I was working on this program for abt...

Hi Jonathan,

I think I found out a solution....Though its a long cut.

I couldnt find a way by which a simple SQL doing...

I have one doubt... Does the rec_num value repeats ?

In our example, we have three ASIGNATION for the same receipt number. Is it allowed in the...

Ohhh I am sorry. I think I got your requirement only now...

Let me think abt it... I will reply to you in a short while if I get some...

I was wondering whether something like this would solve your problem.

select * from

(

select  rec_num,

        cod_con as cod_con_A,

        tot_con as tot_con_A,

        null    as cod_con_R,

        null    as tot_con_R

from    #receipt

where   cod_con...

I am not sure whether thats the reason why the query is failing.

I created aview with only numeric values.

create view view_table_window_db

as select * from table_window_db where isnumeric(ver_clarify)=1

I replaced the table...

One solution which comes to my mind is that you can put the whole query inside a parent query & use order by clause.

Hi,

I am not sure why you are getting this error... But your delete statement will work even without aliasing. So I think you can fire your delete statement by removing...

Thanks Frank & Remi.

Your suggestions helped me solve my problem.

I am still wondering why

exec ( 'kill ' + convert(varchar(10),@spid) ) is not working where as exec( @ExecSQ) works...