I am working on SQL Server Management Studio. I wish to open a table that is already in SSMS. I am getting below error. The table is reflecting in my tables.
Database: Consumer Complaints contains 2 tables: dbo.Consumer_Complaints and dbo.RAW P9-ConsumerComplaints.
I am trying to open dbo.Consumer_Complaints table.
Msg 208, Level 16, State 1, Line 1
Invalid object name 'dbo.Consumer_Complaints'.
Completion time: 2020-04-22T10:17:50.5134070+05:30
Steps tried so far:
CTR + SHIFT + R in the query window
Also I went to Edit -> Intellisense -> Refresh local cache after putting curser in the query window. Still no result
EDIT: after comments
SELECT * FROM [Consumer Complaints] this also has error
Msg 208, Level 16, State 1, Line 1 Invalid object name 'Consumer
Complaints
You try to execute query over "Master" database. You can change current database on the UI
or add SQL query:
USE 'Consumer Cmplaints'
You can first select the database name :
use [Consumer Complaints]
select * from dbo.Consumer_Complaints
However, you can also run the select statement with this :
select *
from [Consumer Complaints].dbo.Consumer_Complaints
Te to run
Use [Consumer Complaints]
before your select statement so as to let smss know which database scheme to use
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I have an Oracle Database, Which is linked to an Microsoft SQL Server, so I can query the server and spool information from the database without worries directly from SQL Server Management Studio. Now I want to pass a SQL query to fetch information from the linked server and display the values from the database.
So when I do this for instance
select * from openquery(LinkServerName,'select * from table_name')
This works 100%, no errors nothing.
Now when I run something like this
select * from openquery(LinkServerName,'select foracid,acct_name,acct_crncy_code,clr_bal_amt from table_name where bacid='1010000001' and sol_id='XXX'')
Where bacid and sol_id are both strings as columns, I get this return error:
Msg 102, Level 15, State 1, Line 5
Incorrect syntax near '1010000001'.
Please what do I appear to be missing?
select *
from openquery(LinkServerName,'select foracid,acct_name,acct_crncy_code,clr_bal_amt from table_name where bacid=''1010000001'' and sol_id=''XXX'' ')
should work, ' needs to be escaped by '' (two ').
Correction based on comment (escaping is somewhat strange in this case):
select *
from openquery(LinkServerName,'select
foracid,acct_name,acct_crncy_code,clr_bal_amt from table_name where
bacid=""1010000001"" and sol_id=""XXX"" ')
Below is the query I tried to execute in SQL Server:
CREATE TABLE List
AS
(SELECT * FROM counts)
I get this error:
Msg 102, Level 15, State 1, Line 1
Incorrect syntax near '('
I did some research on google to understand and isolate the error, but, failed to do so. Could anyone please help me understand the error. Thank you
SQL-Server's syntax to create a table from a query is by adding an into clause:
SELECT *
INTO list
FROM counts
SELECT * from TABLE_attendance
WHERE date NOT IN
(SELECT * from [LINKED SERVER].DATABASENAME.dbo.TABLE_attendance where date = '06-09-15')
When I executed this query I got this error message:
Msg 116, Level 16,
State 1, Line 3 Only one expression can be specified in the select
list when the subquery is not introduced with EXISTS.
I just wanted to check a records in linked server if the records are all existing from local server , if the linked server has no record on an specific date, then the local server will transfer data into linked server.
Please help me to solve this problem, Thank you :-)
You cannot return more than one column in your subquery. Your query should be something like this
SELECT * from TABLE_attendance
WHERE id NOT IN (SELECT id
from [LINKED SERVER].DATABASENAME.dbo.TABLE_attendance
where date = '06-09-15')
I would like to know if it is possible to create a fake table in SQL Server 2005.
Because when I tried I got an error
Msg 208, Level 16, State 1, Line 1
Invalid object name 'dual'.
This is what I tried
and it did not work. For test purpose I have created a test table to execute the query.
In SQL Server you are allowed to leave out the FROM clause. So you don't need a fake table.
Instead of writing
select 42
from dual;
just write
select 42;
I have a database, and I am importing a big table...
When I try to execute a stored procedure I have no success, to check I do something simple like:
select * from tableAT;
but the tableAT is marked as error (even when it appears in the Object explorer window),
Msg 208, Level 16, State 1, Line 1
Invalid object name 'tableAT'.
but if I do right click and select the icon of the table and select
SELECT TOP 1000 ROWS
a result is coming and the query shown is
SELECT TOP 1000 [1]
,[2], etc...
FROM [DB_NAME].[dbo].[tableAT]
if I change the way I am calling the store procedure to
exec procedureA [DB_NAME].[dbo].[tableAT]
I get error as if the table does not exist?
Do you know why could this be error?
A size issue, I already incremented the database initial size files...
You must be logged in as admin user to select from this table. Because it is created for dbo. Or you should have proper rights
Make sure you've set up your table valued parameter correctly: here's an example.