Transact-SQL issues with SQL Anywhere...
Hello,
I am trying to write a stored procedure that I can use in SQL Anywhere AND
in Sybase ASE. I am having compatability issues with Watcom-SQL versus
Transact-SQL. I don't think the following Watcom-SQL procedure can be
written in transact-SQL in such a way so that it can be used in both
environments (ASA and ASE).
WATCOM-SQL:
alter procedure "DBA".sp_RebuildKeyPool_copy()
begin
declare nextid integer;
set nextid=0;
truncate table s_keypool;
for eachdatabaseid as databaseidcursor dynamic scroll cursor for
select database_id as currdatabaseid
from S_KEYPOOL_REMOTE_DB do
set nextid=nextid+1;
for eachtablename as tablenamecursor dynamic scroll cursor for
select table_name_tx as currtable
from S_KEYPOOL_LIMITS do
insert into S_KEYPOOL(table_name_tx,
database_id,key_value_id) values(
currtable,currdatabaseid,nextid) end for end for;
call sp_ReplenishKeyPool()
end
My attempt to convert it to TRANSACT-SQL failed and is as follows:
declare @NextID integer
select @NextID=0
truncate table S_KEYPOOL
declare DatabaseIDCursor dynamic scroll cursor for select
CurrDatabaseID=database_id
from S_KEYPOOL_REMOTE_DB
open DatabaseIDCursor
fetch next DatabaseIDCursor
while(sqlstate<>'02000')
begin
select @NextID=@NextID+1
declare TableNameCursor dynamic scroll cursor for select
CurrTableName=table_name_tx
from S_KEYPOOL_LIMITS
open TableNameCursor
fetch next TableNameCursor
while(sqlstate<>'02000')
begin
insert into S_KEYPOOL(table_name_tx,
database_id,key_value_id) values(
CurrTableName,CurrDatabaseID,@NextID)
fetch next TableNameCursor
end
fetch next DatabaseIDCursor
end
close DatabaseIDCursor
execute sp_ReplenishKeyPool
Does anyone know if the above WATCOM-SQL statement can be converted to a
generic Transact-SQL statement?
Thanks in advance,
Marco Oballa
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Marco
4/24/1998 8:12:34 PM
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Well, here's one thing. Why are you using cursors for this? The issue is that TSQL does not have dynamic scrollable cursors. They only have simple roll-forward cursors. Then again, you're not even doing any dynamic scrolling, so you dont need them. Maybe I'm missing something, and not totally understanding what you want to accomplish, cant this be done through a join rather than stepping through a double nested cursor? Just looks like all you need is an INSERT with a nested SELECT statement. My rule of thumb is avoid cursors like the plague. They are a maintenance chore, and a performance nightmare. In general cursors should only be used when set logic is impossible, or impractical. How are you associating the table names with their id? Simple order? if so AVOID this as well. Without an order by statement, there is no guarntee of the retrieved order. The problems you're having with TSQL are syntactical. TSQL does not have dynamic scrollable cursors. As well, the syntax for fetching is fetch <cursor> into <variable list> You should also be checking @@sqlstatus rather than sqlstate which does not exist on the ASE platform. The TSQL users manual is available online at http://sybooks.sybase.com/ Dave Wolf Sybase Professional Services Marco Oballa wrote: > Hello, > > I am trying to write a stored procedure that I can use in SQL Anywhere AND > in Sybase ASE. I am having compatability issues with Watcom-SQL versus > Transact-SQL. I don't think the following Watcom-SQL procedure can be > written in transact-SQL in such a way so that it can be used in both > environments (ASA and ASE). > > WATCOM-SQL: > > alter procedure "DBA".sp_RebuildKeyPool_copy() > begin > declare nextid integer; > set nextid=0; > truncate table s_keypool; > for eachdatabaseid as databaseidcursor dynamic scroll cursor for > select database_id as currdatabaseid > from S_KEYPOOL_REMOTE_DB do > set nextid=nextid+1; > for eachtablename as tablenamecursor dynamic scroll cursor for > select table_name_tx as currtable > from S_KEYPOOL_LIMITS do > insert into S_KEYPOOL(table_name_tx, > database_id,key_value_id) values( > currtable,currdatabaseid,nextid) end for end for; > call sp_ReplenishKeyPool() > end > > My attempt to convert it to TRANSACT-SQL failed and is as follows: > > declare @NextID integer > select @NextID=0 > truncate table S_KEYPOOL > declare DatabaseIDCursor dynamic scroll cursor for select > CurrDatabaseID=database_id > from S_KEYPOOL_REMOTE_DB > open DatabaseIDCursor > fetch next DatabaseIDCursor > while(sqlstate<>'02000') > begin > select @NextID=@NextID+1 > declare TableNameCursor dynamic scroll cursor for select > CurrTableName=table_name_tx > from S_KEYPOOL_LIMITS > open TableNameCursor > fetch next TableNameCursor > while(sqlstate<>'02000') > begin > insert into S_KEYPOOL(table_name_tx, > database_id,key_value_id) values( > CurrTableName,CurrDatabaseID,@NextID) > fetch next TableNameCursor > end > fetch next DatabaseIDCursor > end > close DatabaseIDCursor > execute sp_ReplenishKeyPool > > Does anyone know if the above WATCOM-SQL statement can be converted to a > generic Transact-SQL statement? > > Thanks in advance, > Marco Oballa
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David
4/25/1998 12:12:06 AM
>> My rule of thumb is avoid cursors like the plague. They are a maintenance chore, and a performance nightmare. In general cursors should only be used when set logic is impossible, or impractical << Yup! -- Jim Egan [TeamPS] Dealer Solutions, LLC Houston, TX
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