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paulnamroud
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Posted - 2009-03-16 : 00:53:09
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| Hi all,I need your help.I'm creating a program to display the circuit of Bus by city and stop.This is my example and i don't know how to do it:I have 3 differents circuits of bus and each circuit can have one or multiple transfer to another circuit.So let's say i'm looking for a trajet from City1/Stop1 (source) To City3/Stop11(destination)Here's the scenario:Bus 1:------City1/ Stop1: 6h30 am (bus departure) / SOURCE City1/ Stop2: 6h50 am -> Transfer to Bus 2 (transfert at 6h55am)City1/ Stop3: 6h55 amCity1/ Stop4: 7h00 am...City1/ Stop12: 12h50 pm City1/ Stop13: 13h00 pm...Bus 2:------City2/ Stop1: 6h00 am (bus departure)City2/ Stop2: 6h10 am City2/ Stop3: 6h20 am City1/ Stop2 (e.g stop 4): 6h55 am ***City2/ Stop5: 7h00 amCity2/ Stop6: 7h10 amCity2/ Stop7: 7h20 am -> Transfer to Bus 3 (at 7h28 am)City2/ Stop8: 7h30 amCity2/ Stop9: 7h40 am -> Transfer to Bus 8City2/ Stop10: 7h50 amCity2/ Stop11: 8h05 amCity2/ Stop12: 8h15 ametc...Bus 3:------City3/ Stop1: 5h00 am (departure)City3/ Stop2: 5h40 am City3/ Stop3: 6h20 am City3/ Stop3: 6h50 am City3/ Stop5: 7h00 amCity3/ Stop6: 7h20 amCity3/ Stop7: 7h28 am ***City3/ Stop8: 7h35 amCity3/ Stop9: 7h40 am City3/ Stop10: 7h45 amCity3/ Stop11: 7h55 am / DESTINATIONCity3/ Stop12: 8h15 ametc...So my trajet should be:-----------------------Bus1:Departure: City1/Stop1: 6h00 amArrival: City1/Stop2: 6h50 amTransfert to Bus 2:Departure: City1/ Stop2 (e.g stop 4): 6h55 am Arrival: City2/ Stop7: 7h20 amTransfert to Bus 3:Departure: City3/ Stop7: 7h28 amArrival: City3/ Stop11: 7h55 amCan anyone help me and tell me how to do it as a recursive stored procedure ?I tried many examples/algorithms but i didn't succeed.I have 2 differents tables. The first table is dedicated for Circuits/Bus:CREATE TABLE [dbo].[Trajets]( [TRAJET_ID] [int] IDENTITY(1,1) NOT NULL, [CIRCUIT_ID] [int] NOT NULL, [CITY_ID] [int] NOT NULL, [STOP_ID] [int] NOT NULL, [DAY_ID] [int] NOT NULL, [HOUR] [int] NOT NULL, [MINUTE] [int] NOT NULL, [TYPE_ARRET] [nvarchar](50) NULL, [TRANSFERT] [bit] NOT NULL, [TYPE_TRANSFERT] [int] NULL, [DIRECTION] [nvarchar](50) NULL, CONSTRAINT [PK_Trajets] PRIMARY KEY (TRAJET_ID) ) The 2nd one is dedicated for Transfers:CREATE TABLE [dbo].[Transferts]( [TRANSFERT_ID] [int] IDENTITY(1,1) NOT NULL, [TRAJET_ID] [int] NOT NULL, [CIRCUIT_ID] [int] NOT NULL, CONSTRAINT [PK_Transferts] PRIMARY KEY (Transfert_Id)) Thank youPaul |
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