SELECT COUNT(D.DOCUMENTID) AS DocCount, P.TITLE
FROM DOCUMENT AS D inner join
PROJECT AS P ON D.PROJECTID = P.PROJECTID
GROUP BY P.PROJECTID, P.TITLE
When running this query I encountered the following error:
Msg 409, Level 16, State 2, Line 1
The count aggregate operation cannot take a uniqueidentifier data type as an argument.
To avoid this error when trying to Count a uniqueidetifier field you have to CAST it into a char :
SELECT COUNT(CAST(D.DOCUMENTID AS char(36))) AS DocCount, P.TITLE
FROM DOCUMENT AS D inner join
PROJECT AS P ON D.PROJECTID = P.PROJECTID
GROUP BY P.PROJECTID, P.TITLE
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Thursday, 6 October 2011
Friday, 3 June 2011
Using SQL commands, parameters and subreports - CR
My report contains a number of subreports, each comprising a SQL command and using a parameter value passed from the main report.
1) Set up the main report parameter, in this instance called ?School
2) Add a subreport, Add Command with the Where clause as follows:
WHERE (School.SchoolKey = {?School})
3) For the Parameter list, Click Create:
Parameter Name = School
Value Type = Number
It will then prompt for a parameter value, enter 1 (anything will suffice at this stage)
NOTE: When the database field is a uniqueidentifier, use 'String' type and for the prompt use a value in the uniqueidenfier format: {29D2B899-393A-4592-9B00-D289884A1F94}
4) Back in the main report, right click the subreport and Change Subreport Links:
Available Fields = ?School
Subreport parameter field to use = ?School (make sure to select the user-generated one and not the automatically generated one named similar to ?PM-?School)
5) Voila! Main report parameters should now be passed to SQL Commands in subreports.
1) Set up the main report parameter, in this instance called ?School
2) Add a subreport, Add Command with the Where clause as follows:
WHERE (School.SchoolKey = {?School})
3) For the Parameter list, Click Create:
Parameter Name = School
Value Type = Number
It will then prompt for a parameter value, enter 1 (anything will suffice at this stage)
NOTE: When the database field is a uniqueidentifier, use 'String' type and for the prompt use a value in the uniqueidenfier format: {29D2B899-393A-4592-9B00-D289884A1F94}
4) Back in the main report, right click the subreport and Change Subreport Links:
Available Fields = ?School
Subreport parameter field to use = ?School (make sure to select the user-generated one and not the automatically generated one named similar to ?PM-?School)
5) Voila! Main report parameters should now be passed to SQL Commands in subreports.
Labels:
Add Command,
CR,
Crystal Reports,
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SQL Commands,
Subreport,
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