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Praveen_Kadam
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Posted - 2007-04-13 : 05:48:07
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| Hi All,I am really in a great trouble. My requirement is quite complex, as I feel, it may be quite simple for some of you.Here is my problem - Actually I am doing a project, where client has a specific requirement. i.e. he want's to build a query on runtime for selecting particular record he wants, so that we have provided a user interface where he can select any datasource e.g. SQL, Oracle, Excel etc. He also specifies the database name. He is displayed all the tables and columns under those tables. He selects columns from those table boxes and write the query he wants, with where clause, if required.I am saving these query in a table, storing column names in another table where we map those oringinal column names with columns of another table, wehre we want to store actual result set of the prepared query by the user.for examaple ..if user preapare query like - 'SELECT CUST_ID, CUST_NAME FROM CUSTOMERWHERE CUST_ID = 10'In case of above query I will store CUST_ID in column COL1 of table TAB1 and CUST_NAME in COL2 of table TAB1, like that we have such fifty columns in that table. Now question is here every thing is dynamic data provider, database, tables, columns and where clause, then how can get the result set out of those queries and store that query output in the that storage table with columns col1, col2 and so on, upto 50 columns. Please help me on this, as it is so urgent.I will be very much thankful to you people.Thanks & regards,Praveen KadamThanks & regards,Praveen Kadam |
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khtan
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madhivanan
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Posted - 2007-04-13 : 06:02:55
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| If you pass queries as parameters, then would you like users to send these?Delete from tablenameDrop table tablenameDrop database dbnameMadhivananFailing to plan is Planning to fail |
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