this is error

Unable to coonect to server :TOMEDES\SQLEXPRESS IN D:\htdocs\pmo\getattandance.php line 18 couldn’t connect to sql server on TOMEDES\SQLEXPREESS

my php code is

<?php
require_once('include/include.php');
set_time_limit(0);

$lastdate = getlastdate();
for($inte=0;$inte= strtotime($curdate))
$edate = $curdate;
//echo $sdate.”===”.$edate; die;
if(strtotime($sdate) >= strtotime($edate))
die;
//$sdate = ‘Aug 16 2011 12:00AM’;
//$edate = ‘Aug 17 2011 12:00AM’;
$query = “SELECT * FROM $table_name where AttendanceDate > ‘”.$sdate.”‘ and AttendanceDate queryToArray($sql);
}
}

function getlastdate()
{
global $db;
$sql=”SELECT AttendanceDate FROM attendancelog order by id desc limit 1″;
$list=$db->queryToArray($sql);
return $list;

}

?>

I have problem adding a SQL job with the below command:-

exec master.dbo.xp_cmdshell ‘”C:\Program Files\WinZip\winzip32.exe” /autorunjobfile S:\POSTOFF\_SCR\extract_encryption.wjf’

The job can be started but it is like goin into a loop and will not complete.

Can you help me on this?

I have an issue, where my storedprocedure calling a batch file and it consist of application exe to trigger email notification.

I am using an administrator account both in OS and SQL level and executing the SP.

my sp is like this..

CREATE Procedure [dbo].[spemailpassword_exam]
@empno int
As
Declare @icount int
–DECLARE @ssql varchar(255)

BEGIN
INSERT INTO dbo.CanPay_Email_Info(EmpNo,EmailTemplate)
Values(@empno,8)
SET @icount=0
SELECT @icount=@icount + 1
END

IF @icount > 0
BEGIN

EXEC master.dbo.xp_cmdshell ‘D:\jeevan\OTTest\target\jeevan.bat’

–SELECT @ssql = ‘exec master.dbo.xp_cmdshell ‘D:\jeevan\OTTest\target\jeevan.HRIT.CanPayroll.EmailNotifications”
–EXEC (@ssql)

END

BEGIN
INSERT INTO [Test].[dbo].[XMLCSVTable1]
([ID]
,[RollNo]
,[SchoolNo]
,[SchoolAdd])
SELECT convert (varchar(10),a.[ID] ,101),convert (varchar(10),a.[RollNo] ,101),
convert (varchar(10),a.[SchoolNo] ,101),convert (varchar(10),a.[SchoolAdd] ,101)
FROM OPENROWSET( BULK ‘C:\Desktop\Chandresh\CSVInput.txt’ ,
FORMATFILE = ‘C:\Chandresh\CSVXML.txt’) AS a;
end

This is my Store Proc. i created Variable @FileName for C:\Desktop\Chandresh\CSVInput.txt’ this path.
My Text File Path is Dynamic .so can anyone help me what should i do for mY Dynamic Text File path.
i will be appriciate for comment.
Thanks!!!!

I want to run a batch file
exec master..xp_cmdshell ‘c:\psftp.bat’

containing secured FTP command

psftp 172.16.173.226 -l sftpuser -pw 12345 -b cmdFile.txt

but it gives me the following error
C:\>psftp 172.16.173.226 -l sftpuser -pw 12345 -b cmdFile.txt
Fatal: Network error: Software caused connection abort
NULL

when i am just double clicking the batch file it works fine

Please tell me the procedure to run the same.

Regards

Thank you, I have setup a job to run batch file. works very well.

First of Nice Article, Learn lot from it.

Question:

Is there a way we can supply UserName and PWD when we use xp_cmdshell with COPY command?

Please let me know your thoughts

Thanks
Keyun

I developed a job, with the next sentense into them:

exec master..xp_cmdshell ‘del c:\test\*.bak’

and recived the next error:

Executed as user: PUENTEDBAMAIN\SYSTEM. The process could not be created for step 1 of job 0x33CD203A90451545B466D4CCAA10428C (reason: The system cannot find the file specified). The step failed.

I have SQL Server 2000, with the last SP.

The job runs with the sa user.

Thanks
Marcelo

bulk insert dbo.table
from ‘c:\folder\folder\filename.txt’
with
(
FIELDTERMINATOR = ‘,’,
ROWTERMINATOR = ‘\n’,
FIRSTROW=2
)
File must be on the SQL Server to work.

I have around 200 bsps to be run from command prompt so I created it as a bat file but its not working.

Any suggestion? I added a semicolon at the end of each bcp command.

Eg:

bcp “SELECT * FROM dbname.schema.tablename” queryout C:\tablename.txt -c -U login -P password -S servername;

bcp “SELECT * FROM dbname.schema.tablename” queryout C:\tablename.txt -c -U login -P password -S servername;

each with different table names and file names

Please advice.

Nith

please help me

and i have also quarry

I have a batch file that runs T-SQL query, How can we catch exception/error thrown while running sql query in a batch file?

i wait thank………………………..

One solution is to send an email from catch block, so you can come to know that there is an error in query.

Thanks,

Tejas

I have a batch file that runs T-SQL query, How can we catch exception/error thrown while running sql query in a batch file?
Please help me. It is very critical now. Thanks in Advance.

From SQL Server we can not open an application with user interface. Even the process switch to application but without interface it does not get responce from application and stay in waiting. After all the process has to be killed.
Usnig t-sql we can perform only tasks that do not require user interaction using xp_cmdshell, OLE automation extended procedures or by CLR coding. On the first glance it seems a limitation but this is not the target SQL server is designed for.
If you explain your requirement then the complete approach to acheive that can be suggested.

Thanks in Advance.

I have a batch file. This calls a console application (say like notepad) which executes for a while & exits normally. No user intervention is required.

When i call the batch file using xp_cmdshell. The command seems to execute forever but the console application never starts.

I run the batch file by remote desktoping to the machine and the file is available in the appropriate location.

Any thoughts on this would be useful.

Thanks
Suga

DECLARE @beg_startdate datetime
DECLARE @end_enddate datetime
DECLARE @file_name varchar(200), @data_file varchar(200), @timestamp varchar(20), @columns varchar(2000)
DECLARE @sql varchar(2000),@headings varchar(200),@headings2 varchar(200)
BEGIN

SELECT @beg_startdate = DATEADD(wk, DATEDIFF(wk,-1,getdate()), -1)
SELECT @end_enddate = DATEADD(wk, DATEDIFF(wk,-1,getdate()), -1)
SET @timestamp = convert(varchar,@beg_startdate,10)
SELECT @headings=””’Destination Cost Report ””’+ ‘ as ‘+ ””’Destination Cost Report ””’
SELECT @headings2=@timestamp+ ‘ as ‘+ @timestamp
–+@timestamp+ CHAR(10)

SELECT @columns=coalesce(@columns+’,',”)+column_name+’ as ‘+column_name FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.COLUMNS where table_name=’th_Group_By_Dest’

SELECT @columns=”””+replace(replace(@columns,’ as ‘,””’ as ‘),’,',’,””’)

SET @file_name = ‘\\tcireports\Backup\Destination_’ + @timestamp + ‘.xls’

–Create a dummy file to have actual data
SELECT @data_file=substring(@file_name,1,len(@file_name)-charindex(‘\’,reverse(@file_name)))+’\desttest.xls’

– Generate column names in the passed EXCEL file
– -c Output in ASCII with the default field terminator (tab) and row terminator (crlf)
SET @sql=’EXEC master..xp_cmdshell ” bcp “SELECT * FROM (SELECT ‘+@headings+’) as t” queryout “‘+ @file_name+ ‘” -c”’
EXEC (@sql)

SET @sql=’EXEC master..xp_cmdshell ” bcp “SELECT * FROM (SELECT ‘+@headings2+’) as t” queryout “‘+ @file_name+ ‘” -c”’
EXEC (@sql)

SET @sql=’EXEC master..xp_cmdshell ” bcp “SELECT * FROM (SELECT ‘+@columns+’) as t” queryout “‘+ @file_name+ ‘” -c”’

EXEC (@sql)

– –Generate data in the dummy file
SET @sql=’EXEC master..xp_cmdshell ” bcp “SELECT * FROM TCIReports.MarginReport.dbo.th_Group_By_Dest ” queryout “‘+ @data_file + ‘” -c”’
EXEC (@sql)
–
– – –Copy dummy file to passed EXCEL file
SET @sql=’EXEC master..xp_cmdshell ” type ‘+ @data_file+’ >> ‘+ @file_name + ””
EXEC (@sql)
END