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gp_330
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Posted - 2005-09-29 : 11:15:31
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| Hi Guys, I have a series of count statements in a Stored Procedure that return some values. What I want to do is take all of the values that have been returned by the Count statements, add them up and return the value to my .Net Code, but for some reason whenever I try I carry on getting a returned value of 0.I have checked that the statements are in fact returning values other than 0, and I was wondering if there is something that I am doing wrong in the code below:<code>CREATE PROCEDURE [dbo].[UCOutstanding]@userid intASDECLARE @Num as Int DECLARE @Num2 as IntDECLARE @Num3 as Int DECLARE @Num4 as Int SET @Num = (SELECT count(*) FROM images, albums, memorial WHERE (images.active=0 AND images.albumid=albums.id AND albums.memorialid=memorial.id AND memorial.userid=@userid))SET @Num2 = (SELECT count(*) FROM downloads, memorial WHERE (downloads.active=0 AND downloads.memorialid=memorial.id AND memorial.userid=@userid))SET @Num3 = (SELECT count(*) FROM images, comments, albums, memorial WHERE (comments.active=0 AND comments.imageid=images.id AND images.albumid=albums.id AND albums.memorialid=memorial.id AND memorial.userid=@userid))SET @Num4 = (SELECT count(*) FROM memorial, story WHERE (story.memorialID=memorial.id and memorial.userid=@userid))DECLARE @Total as Int SET @Total = @Num + @Num2 + @Num3 + @Num4Return @TotalGO</code>Thanks for the HelpGP |
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Kristen
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Posted - 2005-09-29 : 12:03:49
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Are any of them coming up NULL perhaps?And reason not to doSELECT @Total = (SELECT COUNT(*) FROM images ...) + (SELECT COUNT(*) FROM downloads ...) + (SELECT COUNT(*) FROM comments ...) + (SELECT COUNT(*) FROM story ...)RETURN @Total If there is a problem with NULL then you might need to do:SELECT @Total = COALESCE((SELECT COUNT(*) FROM images ...), 0)Kristen |
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gp_330
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Posted - 2005-09-29 : 13:20:36
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| Dear Kristen,Thanks for the reply. I didn't think that the NULL results would be a problem because I was using a Count(*) and not attempting to return any results, so even if no results were returned, the value would still be 0. But otherwise I have checked all of the individual strings and there are definitely numbers other than 0 being returned, so I still don't know what the problem could be. |
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mmarovic
Aged Yak Warrior
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Posted - 2005-09-29 : 13:38:16
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I don't think the problem is sp code, I don't like old join syntax however. :)I think problem is the way you are trying to read return value by your .net code.I guess next code displays correct total:declare @Total intexec @Total = dbo.UCOutstanding @userID = <some user id>select @Total |
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Kristen
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Posted - 2005-09-29 : 14:00:47
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| "I didn't think that the NULL results would be a problem because ..."You're right, sorry. I was thinking of SUMming a column that contained NULLs. Getting near the end of the week!Kristen |
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gp_330
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Posted - 2005-09-30 : 07:45:02
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Hi guys,I found out that the problem was coming in on the ASP.net side of things, sorry to waste everyones time. Thanks for all the help otherwise.ThanksGP |
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