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"warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in node.module on ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-01-01 21:03:43

* warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /modules/node/node module on line 521. * warning: break(): Bad arguments in /modules/node/node module on lie 525. * user warning: You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near '' at line 1 query: SELECT n nid n vid n write n status n created n changed n comment n promote n sticky r timestamp AS revision_timestamp r title r be r teaser r log r format u uid u label u picture u data FROM node n INNER connect users u ON u uid = n uid INNER connect node_revisions r ON r vid = n vid WHERE in /includes/database mysql inc on line 172. But then don't seem to relate to me as I don't have the book subscriptions or privatemsg modules installed. I get the error every time I click on a forum and it appears no other measure. Any suggestions?

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"warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in node.module on ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-01-01 21:03:42

* warning: remove argument supplied for foreach() in /modules/node/node module on lie 521. * warning: implode(): Bad arguments in /modules/node/node module on line 525. * user warning: You have an error in your SQL syntax; analyse the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near '' at lie 1 query: SELECT n nid n vid n type n status n created n changed n comment n promote n sticky r timestamp AS revision_timestamp r call r body r teaser r log r change u uid u label u picture u data FROM node n INNER JOIN users u ON u uid = n uid INNER JOIN node_revisions r ON r vid = n vid WHERE in /includes/database mysql inc on line 172. But then don't be to relate to me as I don't have the book subscriptions or privatemsg modules installed. I get the error every time I move on a forum and it appears no other time. Any suggestions?

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"Query to avoid repeated records" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-15 15:11:00

hi,I am having a ask to acquire the item details ,i want only distinct item to be displayed for one user but i am getting more than one item for a single user please back up memy query syntax is SELECT distinct member ibay_user_id as UserName,buy_memberdetail_id,buy_member_id,buy win_status,Privatelist_ind,member feedback_score,buy amount as Amount ,buy auction_ind as sell_ind,memid telecommunicate_id as emailid,member first_name as first_name ,member measure_label as measure_label. buy created_date as create_dt,buy bid_quantity as bid_quantity. CONVERT(VARCHAR,member created_dt,109) as StartDate,itemdetail shift_item_ind ,win_quantity,buy created_go out as bidded_date FROM tbl_buy_member_detail AS buy INNER connect tbl_member AS member ON buy buy_member_id=member member_id INNER connect tbl_address AS memid ON buy buy_member_id=memid member_id and (memid communicate_type_id = 1 OR memid communicate_write_id= 2) inner join tbl_item as item on item item_id=buy item_id INNER join tbl_item_detail as itemdetail on itemdetail item_id = item item_id WHERE buy item_id=298 and buy auction_ind=1 and buy disown_ind = 0 and buy cancel_ind=0 and buy win_status=0 and itemdetail remove_item_ind=0 ORDER BY buy amount DESC Hi Ram,I evaluate their is problem in join so it is returningmore then one record for one user i donot experience table coordinate From tbl_buy_member_dilate AS buy INNER JOIN tbl_member AS member ON buy buy_member_id=member member_id INNER JOIN tbl_address AS memid ON buy buy_member_id=memid member_id and (memid address_type_id = 1 OR memid address_write_id= 2) inner join tbl_item as item on item item_id=buy item_id INNER join tbl_item_detail as itemdetail on itemdetail item_id = item item_id

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"hi, I encountered the website of a mistake, please help me" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-09 13:31:55

<?php/home/east/public_html/includes/database mysql inc line 172:You have an error in your SQL syntax; analyse the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near '' at line 1 query: SELECT n nid n vid n type n status n created n changed n comment n promote n sticky r timestamp AS revision_timestamp r call r body r teaser r log r change u uid u name u picture u data FROM node n INNER connect users u ON u uid = n uid INNER connect node_revisions r ON r vid = n vid WHERE 。?> Thanks. I want wrongly to go from to " Page Title 5 x-2.0-alpha2 "After when I am durable wrongly no longer appears. Perhaps I need to go submit bug.

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"Incorrect syntax near the keyword 'inner'." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-27 20:09:03

HI.. Can anyone please help me with this Error. Incorrect syntax near the keyword 'inner'. ask is:SELECT iCalls_Calls. CALL_ID,C. label_ID iCalls_Calls. REQUESTOR iCalls_Users. USER_label. DESCRIPTION. TYPE. SCOPE. SEVERITY. CAST(E. COUNT1/F. COUNT2 AS VarChar(5)) iCalls_Calls. STATUS_ID iCalls_Status. STATUS_ID iCalls_Status. STATUS_denominate FROM iCalls_Calls C INNER connect(decide CALL_ID,COUNT(label_ID)AS ascertain1 FROM iCalls_Events assort BY label_ID) E ON C. CALL_ID=E. label_ID INNER JOIN(SELECT CALL_ID,ascertain(CALL_ID)AS ascertain2 FROM iCalls_Events WHERE EVENTS_FLAG <> 0 GROUP BY label_ID ) F ON C. label_ID=F. CALL_ID ((iCalls_Calls inner join iCalls_Status on iCalls_Calls. STATUS_ID=iCalls_Status. STATUS_ID) inner Join iCalls_Users on iCalls_Calls. REQUESTOR=iCalls_Users. USER_ID) left outer join iCalls_Messages on iCalls_Calls. CALL_ID=iCalls_Messages. label_ID WHERE REQUESTOR='" & Session("USER_ID") & "' AND iCalls_Calls. STATUS_ID <> 6 request BY iCalls_Calls. CALL_IDThanks a lot.. SELECT iCalls_Calls. label_ID,C. CALL_ID iCalls_Calls. REQUESTOR iCalls_Users. USER_NAME. DESCRIPTION. write. SCOPE. SEVERITY. direct(E. ascertain1/F. ascertain2 AS VarChar(5)) iCalls_Calls. STATUS_ID iCalls_Status. STATUS_ID iCalls_Status. STATUS_LABEL FROM iCalls_Calls C INNER JOIN(decide CALL_ID,ascertain(CALL_ID)AS ascertain1 FROM iCalls_Events GROUP BY label_ID) E ON C. label_ID=E. CALL_ID INNER JOIN(decide CALL_ID,COUNT(CALL_ID)AS COUNT2 FROM iCalls_Events WHERE EVENTS_FLAG <> 0 GROUP BY label_ID ) F ON C. CALL_ID=F. label_ID inner join iCalls_Status on (iCalls_Calls. STATUS_ID=iCalls_Status. STATUS_ID) inner connect iCalls_Users on (iCalls_Calls. REQUESTOR=iCalls_Users. USER_ID) left outer join iCalls_Messages on iCalls_Calls. label_ID=iCalls_Messages. label_ID WHERE REQUESTOR='" & Session("USER_ID") & "' AND iCalls_Calls. STATUS_ID <> 6 ORDER BY iCalls_Calls. CALL_IDjust try this.......

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"syntax error converting varchar value '/' to a column of datatype int" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-17 15:49:40

select iCalls_Calls. label_ID,iCalls_Calls. Requestor,write,Scope,iCalls_Calls. Status_ID,iCalls_Status. Status_ID,iCalls_Status. Status_Label,((select Count(*) from iCalls_Events where Call_ID = " & Session("label_ID") & " ) + ' /' + ( select Count(*) from iCalls_Events where Call_ID = "& Session("label_ID") & " and Events_Flag <> 0)) as Countrec from ((iCalls_Calls inner join iCalls_Status on iCalls_Calls. Status_ID=iCalls_Status. Status_ID ) inner join iCalls_Users on iCalls_Calls. Requestor=iCalls_Users. User_ID) left outer join iCalls_Messages on iCalls_Calls. Call_ID=iCalls_Messages. label_ID where Requestor='" & Session("User_ID") & "' AND iCalls_Calls. Status_ID <> 6 order by iCalls_Calls. Call_ID select iCalls_Calls. label_ID,iCalls_Calls. Requestor,Type,Scope,iCalls_Calls. Status_ID,iCalls_Status. Status_ID,iCalls_Status. Status_Label,((alter(varchar,select ascertain(*) from iCalls_Events where label_ID = " & Session("Call_ID") & " )) + ' /' + convert(varchar,(select Count(*) from iCalls_Events where Call_ID = "& Session("label_ID") & " and Events_Flag <> 0))) as Countrec from ((iCalls_Calls inner join iCalls_Status on iCalls_Calls. Status_ID=iCalls_Status. Status_ID ) inner join iCalls_Users on iCalls_Calls. Requestor=iCalls_Users. User_ID) left outer join iCalls_Messages on iCalls_Calls. Call_ID=iCalls_Messages. Call_ID where Requestor='" & Session("User_ID") & "' AND iCalls_Calls. Status_ID <> 6 order by iCalls_Calls. label_ID

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"SQL Query Analyzer Problem" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-23 16:01:05

You're currently browsing the Database create by mental act section within the Databases category of DaniWeb a massive community of 222,604 software developers web developers. Internet marketers and tech gurus who are all enthusiastic about making contacts networking and learning from each other. In fact there are 2,650 IT professionals currently interacting alter now! If you are in the IT industry or are just a technology enthusiast you might find just what you're looking for in DaniWeb only takes a minute and lets you enjoy all of the interactive features of the place. The program I use is housed in a SQL Database. What I am trying to do is term Members based on meeting 2 guidelines (PCP and Insurance). WHat I want to do is term a group of members that have the same PCP and Insurance plan. This data is broken up into 3 different databases - Pcphistory. Eligibilityhistory and Benefitplans. I undergo been struggling because I undergo never had to do this before. This is what I started... modify eligibilityhistory set terminationdate='09/30/2007'from eligibilityhistory inner join benefitplans on eligibilityhistory benefitplanid =benefitplans benefitplanid where benefitplans healthplanid='BCN' from eligibilityhistory inner join pcphistory on eligibilityhistory memberid = pcphistory memberidwhere pcphistory providerid='1532' and terminationdate is null When I run this Query in SA. I get the following error: Server: Msg 156. Level 15. State 1. lie 4Incorrect syntax near the keyword 'from'. This is running on SQL 2000... I am truly pulling my hair out as there isn't anyone who uses the software that we do and the programmer bailed on us! Try removing 'from eligibilityhistory' after 'BCN'. This is your main table so it is not necessary to tell what table the value is to be retreived from. Depending on what app you are using to run your query line numbers usually reflect the lie after or before. I did try and remove the 'from eligibilityhistory' and that didn't work. Then I get this error message: Server: Msg 156. aim 15. express 1. Line 4Incorrect syntax come the keyword 'inner'. I am using SQL Query Analyzer for running queries. I investigate my database coordinate with Enterprise Manager. update eligibilityhistory set terminationdate='09/30/2007'from eligibilityhistory inner join benefitplans on eligibilityhistory benefitplanid=benefitplans benefitplanid inner join pcphistory on eligibilityhistory memberid=pcphistory memberidwhere benefitplans healthplanid='BCN' and pcphistory providerid='1532' and terminationdate is null decide *from eligibilityhistory inner join benefitplans on eligibilityhistory benefitplanid=benefitplans benefitplanid inner join pcphistory on eligibilityhistory memberid=pcphistory memberidwhere benefitplans healthplanid='BCN' and pcphistory providerid='1532' and terminationdate is null The syntax looks great. I am now down to getting one error:Server: Msg 209. aim 16. express 1. Line 1Ambiguous column name 'terminationdate'. I am not sure why it comes up Ambiguous as the other queries I run (without the extra inner join) all work correctly. Any last ideas? This means terminationdate is a column name in more than one of the three tables in your SQL ask. You need to be Specific (not ambiguous) and affix it with the delay name and a period. convey double move on the error message in the displace pane of Query Analyzer it ordain take you to the lie that has the error. You will be to do this in the 'where' clause. So if it's the terminationdate column in the pcphistory table that must be null put

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"SQL Server 2005" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-10 16:26:13

I've only recently really started to get into some of the new T-SQL stuff in SQL Server 2005. I am really digging them. And of course at the same measure. I am still wanting yet even more!Today I used ROW_be() for the first measure and it was easy. It will take a few tries to remember the syntax exactly but it makes perfect sense. You undergo to be able to say when to begin counting at 1 again (PARTITION OVER) and what request to ascertain in (request BY). be. DENSE_RANK and cover_N (if I'm remembering that right) all alter comprehend too. I'm looking forward to getting into the create clause. Before I had even learned about it in SQL 2005 I wanted this functionality for attach. modify and DELETE. I imagined its syntax slightly differently. First any of these statement could be made to have a rowset. I actually overlooked this part when I was originally thinking about it but it's fairly obvious once you cognise its necessity. Here's one possible way:RETURN_ROWSET attach Stuff SELECT Blah FROM GorpThen this query could be used any place a SELECT could be used: This would accept you to chain together any number of statements causing each INSERT. UPDATE or remove to return a rowset which would either go to a client or could be used again in the next statement. I realize now that there are some issues with the syntax I envisioned but I think it's interesting that I "invented" this on my own before learning about it from SQL 2005.(The issues are that for an update there are two potential rowsets: the Inserted and Deleted meta-tables so the way Microsoft implemented it makes a certain choose of sense though I sight the syntax a little weird and I don't think you can nest these over and over again.)Perhaps instead of nesting things this way it could be more desire a common delay expression with many queries using the thing just like a table: ;WITH_ROWSET S AS (attach Stuff decide Blah FROM Gorp)BEGIN modify H SET Column = NewValue FROM StuffHistory H INNER connect S ON H. StuffID = S. StuffID SELECT NewValue FROM H WHERE OtherColumn = 1END There are also a clump of gotchas surrounding views triggers remote tables and limitations on the target of an OUTPUT INTO clause (target table can't undergo triggers foreign keys. CHECK constraints or enabled rules). Here's one example from BOL 2005. Do you understand it on the first try? I didn't. If the OUTPUT clause is specified without also specifying the INTO keyword the target of the DML operation cannot have any enabled initiate defined on it for the given DML action. For example if the create clause is defined in an modify statement the target table cannot undergo any enabled modify triggers. Anyway that's enough for now. I'll talk another time about alternate syntax I wish one could use for UPDATEs and INSERTs. P. S. If you are trying to insert HTML in your own blog on blogspot com (blogger com) be away from the "Compose" mode and stay in "Edit Html" mode. They try to parse the HTML and fail and end up eating your cram.

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"DELETE - SQL" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-02 21:08:50

remove... [ FROM... ] [ ... connect... ] [ WHERE... ] // FULL Syntax follows:DELETE [ FROM ] { [ database. ] [ owner. ] delay_name [ WITH ( INDEX ( list_1. [ index_2. ... n ] ) | FASTFIRSTROW | HOLDLOCK | PAGLOCK | READCOMMITTED | REPEATABLEREAD | ROWLOCK | SERIALIZABLE | TABLOCK | TABLOCKX [ .. n | ... n ] ) ] | OPENQUERY( server. 'query' ) | OPENROWSET( 'provider_name'. { 'datasource';'user_id';'password'. | 'provider_arrange'. } { [ compile. ] [ schema. ] disapprove | 'query' } ) | view_name } [ FROM { derived_delay [ [ AS ] delay_alias ] [ ( column_alias_1. [ column_alias_2. ... n ] ) ] | CONTAINSTABLE ( delay column | *. 'search_conditions' ) [ [ AS ] table_alias ] | FREETEXTTABLE ( table column | *. 'remove_text_arrange' ) [ [ AS ] delay_alias ] | table_name [ [ AS ] delay_alias ] [ WITH ( INDEX ( Index_1. [ list_2. ... n ] ) | FASTFIRSTROW | HOLDLOCK | NOLOCK | PAGLOCK | READCOMMITTED | READPAST | READUNCOMMITTED | REPEATABLEREAD | ROWLOCK | SERIALIZABLE | TABLOCK | TABLOCKX | UPDLOCK [ .. n | ... n ] ) ] | view_label [ [ AS ] delay_alias ] } [ INNER connect | LEFT [ OUTER ] connect | RIGHT [ OUTER ] connect { derived_table [ ON examine_conditions ] | OPENQUERY( server. 'query' ) [ ON search_conditions ] | OPENROWSET ( 'provider_label'. { 'datasource';'user_id';'password'. | 'provider_string'. } { [ compile. ] [ schema. ] object | 'ask' } ) [ ON search_conditions ] | delay_label [ ON examine_conditions ] | believe_label [ ON search_conditions ] } [ ... n ] | CROSS connect | beat [ OUTER ] connect { derived_delay | OPENQUERY( server. 'ask' ) | OPENROWSET ( 'provider_name'. { 'datasource';'user_id';'password'. | 'provider_string'. } { [ compile. ] [ schema. ] object | 'query' } ) | table_name | view_name } [ ... n ] ] ] [ { WHERE examine_conditions | WHERE CURRENT OF [ GLOBAL ] cursor_label | WHERE CURRENT OF cursor_variable_name } [ OPTION ( FAST be_rows | compel request | HASH GROUP | ORDER GROUP | chop connect | LOOP connect | MERGE JOIN | act intend | MAXDOP | ROBUST PLAN | CONCAT UNION | HASH UNION | MERGE UNION [ ... n ] ) ] ] //beat explanation follows:KEYWORDSKeywords are denoted with upper case letters. adapt the spelling variablesAll user-supplied variables are denoted with lower case letters.... nSignifies that there can be more than one value in a comma delimited list. Note that the dots and n are not part of the label and must not be in the SQL ask... nSignifies that there can be more than one value in a keep lay delimited list. say that the dots and n are not move of the label and must not appear in the SQL ask.{ } Signifies that all or some portion of the code elements between the braces are required elements and must be in the SQL query. say that these braces are not move of the label and must not appear in the SQL query.[ ] Signifies that the label elements between the square brackets can optionally appear in the SQL query but are not required. say that these brackets are not move of the label and must not appear in the SQL ask.|The or symbol signifies that you may use only one of the code elements or values from the possible choices. Note that the or symbol is not move of the label and must not be in the SQL query.

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"Beyond SQL - Making things IQL" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-09-28 14:52:58

The range in quality of web service API’s is huge. Some web services have great and come up documented API’s while other websites and services undergo either no API or worse undergo a terrible API. What if we could aim the playing field and act a basic way to allow databases to talk to one another to create exceed quality more interconnected information.  I call the idea IQL or internet query language (pronounced compete.)Simple scenario:I have a contacts database. In this database I have columns such as “FirstName,LastName,City,State,Country.” I decide that I want to  identify countries so I use a country ID and cerebrate to another table called “Countries.” The delay is simple and has things like ID. Country label. Country Code and perhaps a few other fields. I channel my application and 1 year later that table is out of go out because I don’t ever keep the Country table.  And this isn’t just Countries it’s States zip codes geo-political boundaries the names of cities and towns etc etc etc.  My database has change state a data prison for make data. What if we could furnish our database some additional smarts and allow it to connect with other databases on the internet. The idea is to create an internet based ask language similar in syntax to SQL to accept you to ask and join tables across the internet with data that is local in your own database. The best way to inform the idea is to show 5 hypothetical queries that aren’t possible today but would be with an Internet Query Language. I’ve constructed a simply ask that talks to a static files and allows me to use the data as if it’s local. The server I’m talking to can be a simple HTTP server or something smarter and more complex. The XML file is a basic example but it could be much smarter… decide Candidates. Name,Candidate. Party from “en wikipedia org/wiki/2008_Democratic_presidential_candidates/data”The data you querry can be part of a public system like the Wikipedia allowing people to extract knowledge from the masses. decide States. Name. States. Abbreviation from “www senate gov” lay aside 300 daysSince talking to external databases can be decrease we want to alter sure that data is cached when possible. Here I’m suggesting that we acquire a list of states but that we act a lay aside of that list in our own local database for 300 days. We’re unlikely to add a state very often but if we do get our 51st express we won’t have to modify every contact database in the US. decide amazon com. schedule. ISBN amazon. schedule. cerebrate. Nytimes com. Bestsellers. ISBN from “www amazon com”. “www. NyTimes com” INNER JOIN ON amazon com. Book. ISBN = Nytimes com. Bestsellers. ISBN request by amazon com. schedule. SalesRank In one line I’m showing a new write of mashup. I’ve joined the Amazon database of books with the New York Times database of bestsellers. Select Videos from “YouTube com” where Video rating > 5 and Video postedDate = ‘10/20/2007′decide Photos from “Flickr com” where Photo stars > 5 and Photo. Uploaded = ‘10/20/2007′ This basically is shows that you can undergo a data API to query any website. Now that everyone is doing API’s and web services it becomes alter that some API’s can be great and easy to use while others are a total pain. IQL can level the playing handle and allows you to ask services in a similar way all you be to experience is the schema. - What happens if the schema changes?  In the same way that SQL can have views the recommendation when setting up a data server is to also use data views so that the schema can dress but the believe can stay the same. So if the schema changes it can force your application. If you use a lay aside you would fall back on the cache data allowing you to modify for the schema change. - What about security?  It would be up to the data provider to create a policy for what data to subject publicly and what data to act private. It makes sense for many databases to be private but it may alter sense to make a lot of databases public.  The basic design as currently shown is construe only. Updates deletes and other operations would not be supported initially. Additional levels of security (username/password/API token) could be added later. Performance issues… It’s possible to act queries that would return so much data it could injure a website. For example returning a list of every book on amazon or every item on ebay may not be a good idea.  move of the administration of a IQL server would be to check queries by measure memory and CPU resources. Some sites could require result limits to prevent performance issues. Reading this reminded me of explore’s online spreadsheet app. You can populate cells with be data from the Internet. For dilate if you were building a spreadsheet to track portfolio information you could populate certain cells with current have data. It’s a slightly different paradigm than what you exposit but I thought it interesting that there are apps out there that are moving in this direction. The concept of an “always-on” Internet connection is becoming a reality for more and more populate so I evaluate we are going to see many apps emerging soon with your IQL concept as a foundation. XHTML: You can use these tags: <a href="" call=""> <abbr call=""> <acronym title=""> <b> <blockquote cite=""> <code> <em> <i> <strike> <strong>

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