db2

问题 I'm not sure if it is appropriate to call the problem as "previous valid value". The thing is like below: I have a table "A": create table A ( name varchar(16), performanceDate date, value int ); Both name and PerformanceDate are primary key. There is a process that will insert data for each user every day. So, the data will look something like below: select * from A; |------+-----------------+-------| | name | performanceDate | value | |------+-----------------+-------| | Joe | 2012-05-18 |

问题 Getting the below error while trying to import a ^ delimited file into a DB2 database using python 2.4.3. Error: Traceback (most recent call last): File "C:\Python25\Usefulscripts\order.py", line 89, in <module> load_order_stack() File "C:\Python25\Usefulscripts\order.py", line 75, in load_order_stack conn2.execute(importTmp) ProgrammingError: ('42601', '[42601] [IBM][CLI Driver][DB2/LINUXX8664] SQL0104N An unexpected token "orders_extract" was found following "import from ". Code: import

问题 I'm trying to access DB2 V10 over z/OS via visual studio 2015 and entity framework 6. After some research i found some promising article - http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/data/library/techarticle/dm-0903linqentity/ However the example used is for 2010 and the same Add-in is not getting installed for 2015. Is there any better way of doing this with the combination of VS 2015 + EF6? Am i missing anything? Note : I don't have the luxury of using third part software's to accomplish the task. I

问题 Seems like DB2 and Oracle implement character comparison by padding the shorter string with spaces on right. But why? Would it not be better if the database engine had trimmed the larger character value instead of padding the shorter one with spaces? i.e. if my query is SELECT * from SOME_TABLE where CUSTOMER_NAME = 'Popeye ' , the database engine ends up adding spaces to every row in SOME_TABLE , when instead it could have trimmed the value passed here i.e. 'Popeye ' Also, just curious to

问题 I am trying to execute a compound statement of following type in DB2 command line processor BEGIN ATOMIC UPDATE schema.tablename set column1 = xyz where condition = somecondition; UPDATE schema.tablename2 set column2 = abc where condition = somecondition END But I am receiving following error BEGIN ATOMIC UPDATE schema.tablename set column1 = xyz where condition = somecondition DB21034E The command was processed as an SQL statement because it was not a valid Command Line Processor command.

问题 I have installed following software in the order: 1. IBM DB2 Express C version 10.5.1 2. IBM Data Studio version 4.1.0.1 I am having local admin rights. I have installed both above software using my corporate domain account (SomeDomain\BharatMori) While installing Express-C, I have created a user – ‘db2admin’. I am quite positive on credentials so there is no chance that I am providing wrong credentials. Now, when I am trying to connect using Data Studio, it was not allowing me. So, I have

问题 The following query produces the examples below. I want to pull only what is after the last (always the 3rd) semi colon. Each output will have different cities so I can't just trim it a certain amount of spaces as it will vary. SELECT MAX(E.EVENT_DESC) FROM IASDB.EVENT E WHERE SL.INVOICE_NO = E.INVOICE_NO AND E.EVENT_CODE IN 'EDL' Examples: Consignee;Jeffersonville,IN;J 6 Consignee;Nashville,TN;J 14 What do I need to do to only pull the characters that come after the last semi colon? (ex: 'J

问题 I have a query output as below. Name Price ProductTypeCode Ram 120 P1 RAM 130 P1 RAM 140 P1 RAM 240 P1 RAM 340 P1 RAM 190 P2 RAM 160 P2 I want to Arrange the above output as: Name P2Price P1Price Ram 190 120 RAM 160 130 RAM null 140 RAM null 240 RAM null 340 Please help me to achieve the above output. 回答1: You can use row_number() to enumerate the prices. Then pivot the data. The following query does this using conditional aggregation: select name, max(case when producttypecode = 'p2' then

问题 I have a field called zip, type char(5), which contains zip codes like 12345 54321 ABCDE I'd like to check with an sql statement if a zip code contains numbers only. The following isn't working SELECT * FROM S1234.PERSON WHERE ZIP NOT LIKE '%' It can't work because even '12345' is an "array" of characters (it is '%', right? I found out that the following is working: SELECT * FROM S1234.PERSON WHERE ZIP NOT LIKE ' %' It has a space before %. Why is this working? 回答1: If you use SQL Server 2012

问题 This is my sql string from which I prepare statement: SELECT (DAYS(?) - DAYS(FROM)) * 86400 + (MIDNIGHT_SECONDS(?) - MIDNIGHT_SECONDS(FROM)) AS FROM_DIFF, (DAYS(?) - DAYS(TO)) * 86400 + (MIDNIGHT_SECONDS(?) - MIDNIGHT_SECONDS(TO)) AS TO_DIFF FROM CALENDAR.EVENTS WHERE ID = ? fill values with the following code: ps.setTimestamp(1, new Timestamp(...)); ps.setTimestamp(2, new Timestamp(...)); ps.setTimestamp(3, new Timestamp(...)); ps.setTimestamp(4, new Timestamp(...)); ps.setInt(5, ...); And