I have a Batch of Select statments which runs in a while loop and i use
the @.@.rowcount to get the rows returned to manipulate furture.
the problem is after some time in the middle of the process i get the
below error
"The query has exceeded the maximum number of result sets that can be
displayed in the results grid. Only the first 100 result sets are
displayed in the grid."
Is there a way by which i can stop the results being displayed in the
message tab or clear the diplayed result or result set as said in the
error messge. as after the error message the task stops on it own.
i dont know if there is any thing using SET statment
/soni
hi,
This means essentially you do not need these results generated by the SQLs?
is this the case? can you send some sample SQLs so something can be
suggested close to your needs.
rgds
Falik
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> Hello SQL Experts,
> I have a Batch of Select statments which runs in a while loop and i use
> the @.@.rowcount to get the rows returned to manipulate furture.
> the problem is after some time in the middle of the process i get the
> below error
>
> "The query has exceeded the maximum number of result sets that can be
> displayed in the results grid. Only the first 100 result sets are
> displayed in the grid."
> Is there a way by which i can stop the results being displayed in the
> message tab or clear the diplayed result or result set as said in the
> error messge. as after the error message the task stops on it own.
> i dont know if there is any thing using SET statment
> /soni
>
|||Hello Falik,
Thanks for showing a helping hand
something like this
Select T1.issue, T2,Project
from Issue T1, Project T2...
Where T1.Rank = 'A'
-- this will return 2100 rows
Select @.ARank = @.@.rowcount
Select T1.issue, T2,Project
from Issue T1, Project T2...
Where T1.Rank = 'B'
-- this will return 1000 rows
Select @.BRank = @.@.rowcount
Select T1.issue, T2,Project
from Issue T1, Project T2...
Where T1.Rank = 'C'
-- this will return 1000 rows
Select @.CRank = @.@.rowcount
this way the code is runing in a while loop logic. I cannot use count
() function as there is data mismatch because of Duplicate records in
some table.
/soni
Falik Sher wrote:[vbcol=seagreen]
> hi,
> This means essentially you do not need these results generated by the SQLs?
> is this the case? can you send some sample SQLs so something can be
> suggested close to your needs.
> rgds
> Falik
>
> <chandresh.x.soni@.sonyericsson.com> wrote in message
> news:1164947463.012890.94570@.f1g2000cwa.googlegrou ps.com...
|||Hello Falik,
Thanks for showing a helping hand
something like this
Select T1.issue, T2,Project
from Issue T1, Project T2...
Where T1.Rank = 'A'
-- this will return 2100 rows
Select @.ARank = @.@.rowcount
Select T1.issue, T2,Project
from Issue T1, Project T2...
Where T1.Rank = 'B'
-- this will return 1000 rows
Select @.BRank = @.@.rowcount
Select T1.issue, T2,Project
from Issue T1, Project T2...
Where T1.Rank = 'C'
-- this will return 1000 rows
Select @.CRank = @.@.rowcount
this way the code is runing in a while loop logic. I cannot use count
() function as there is data mismatch because of Duplicate records in
some table.
/soni
Falik Sher wrote:[vbcol=seagreen]
> hi,
> This means essentially you do not need these results generated by the SQLs?
> is this the case? can you send some sample SQLs so something can be
> suggested close to your needs.
> rgds
> Falik
>
> <chandresh.x.soni@.sonyericsson.com> wrote in message
> news:1164947463.012890.94570@.f1g2000cwa.googlegrou ps.com...
|||Hi Soni,
can u produce the sampel data , expected result and SQLs (may use the pubs
database for this), as I can;t understand the why count is not used or group
by can;t be used for this?
as down the line we need to stop the unwanted result-set generated by the
selects......
thnx
Falik
<chandresh.x.soni@.sonyericsson.com> wrote in message
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> Hello Falik,
> Thanks for showing a helping hand
> something like this
> Select T1.issue, T2,Project
> from Issue T1, Project T2...
> Where T1.Rank = 'A'
> -- this will return 2100 rows
> Select @.ARank = @.@.rowcount
> Select T1.issue, T2,Project
> from Issue T1, Project T2...
> Where T1.Rank = 'B'
> -- this will return 1000 rows
> Select @.BRank = @.@.rowcount
> Select T1.issue, T2,Project
> from Issue T1, Project T2...
> Where T1.Rank = 'C'
> -- this will return 1000 rows
> Select @.CRank = @.@.rowcount
> this way the code is runing in a while loop logic. I cannot use count
> () function as there is data mismatch because of Duplicate records in
> some table.
> /soni
> Falik Sher wrote:
>
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