error: identifier stored proc name is out of scope

Does anyone know what this error message is telling me.

Thanks in advance everyone.

RBCan you show us the code that is generating this error?

Terri|||Terri,

 Public Shared Function GetSelectedFunds() As DataTable
 'Dim GlobalConnString As String = System.Configuration.ConfigurationSettings.AppSettings("ConnectionString")
 'Dim SelectedCenter As Integer = ddlCenters.SelectedItem.Value
 Try
 Return ExecuteDataset(SqlHelper.GlobalConnString, CommandType.StoredProcedure, "GetSelectedFOIFunds", New SqlParameter("@.ParentFund", Test.SelectedCenter)).Tables(0)
 Catch Ex As Exception
 Throw New ApplicationException("An error occurred while executing GetSelectedFunds", Ex)
 End Try
 End Function
 Sub subCenterListChange(ByVal S As Object, ByVal E As EventArgs)
 SelectedCenter = ddlCenters.SelectedItem.Value
 ddlFOI.DataSource = GetSelectedFunds()
 ddlFOI.DataBind()
 End Sub

What i'm trying to do is once a user makes a selection on the first dropdown list then I want to fire off the second drop down list and fill it with a result set that is based on the first selection.

For some reason it is not firing off and it is saying the following:

''error: identifier 'stored procedure name' is out of scope'

Any help is appricated:

Thanks again

RB

Error: Heterogeneous queries require the ANSI_NULLS and ANSI_WARNINGS options

Hi,
SQLServer 2000, using an OPENDATASOURCE command within a stored procedure to
access data on another Server running 2000. I get the following error, whe
n I exececute the Stored Procedure in Query Analyzer:
Heterogeneous queries require the ANSI_NULLS and ANSI_WARNINGS options to be
set for the connection. This ensures consistent query semantics. Enable the
se options and then reissue your query.
Interestingly, when I issue the identicl select statement within Query Analy
zer, it works fine.
I tried issuing a "Set ANSI_NULLS OFF" etc commands prior, to no avail.
THanks for any help.
JimReview the information in BOL regarding "set ansi_nulls" - pay special
attention to the information about stored procedures. Then review the notes
for "create procedure" - it reiterates the previous point and adds some
additional information. Then - go fix your procedure. Note that using EM
to do this makes the process that much more difficult, since it tends to
hide important details (like this). Instead, use QA and a script to create
the procedure. Of course, you should be using scripts of some sort since
all code for the database (schema, stored procedures, UDFs, triggers, etc)
are as important to the entire system as your application code.
BTW - you want to set ansi_nulls ON, not OFF. Generally, something that is
"set" means it is set "on".|||Generally the error is due to needing to set the properties
when you create the stored procedure. Try recreating your
stored procedure using:
SET ANSI_NULLS ON
GO
SET ANSI_WARNINGS ON
GO
CREATE PROCEDURE YourStoredProc...etc.
-Sue
On Thu, 21 Sep 2006 14:58:30 -0700, "Jim Fox"
<jim.fox@.emailhdi.com> wrote:

>Hi,
>SQLServer 2000, using an OPENDATASOURCE command within a stored procedure t
o access data on another Server running 2000. I get the following error, wh
en I exececute the Stored Procedure in Query Analyzer:
>Heterogeneous queries require the ANSI_NULLS and ANSI_WARNINGS options to b
e set for the connection. This ensures consistent query semantics. Enable th
ese options and then reissue your query.
>Interestingly, when I issue the identicl select statement within Query Anal
yzer, it works fine.
>I tried issuing a "Set ANSI_NULLS OFF" etc commands prior, to no avail.
>THanks for any help.
>Jim|||Thanks - Much appreciated!
"Scott Morris" <bogus@.bogus.com> wrote in message
news:%23VbpjNk3GHA.5092@.TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...
> Review the information in BOL regarding "set ansi_nulls" - pay special
> attention to the information about stored procedures. Then review the
> notes for "create procedure" - it reiterates the previous point and adds
> some additional information. Then - go fix your procedure. Note that
> using EM to do this makes the process that much more difficult, since it
> tends to hide important details (like this). Instead, use QA and a script
> to create the procedure. Of course, you should be using scripts of some
> sort since all code for the database (schema, stored procedures, UDFs,
> triggers, etc) are as important to the entire system as your application
> code.
> BTW - you want to set ansi_nulls ON, not OFF. Generally, something that
> is "set" means it is set "on".
>|||Along these lines, I am calling a trigger that runs an
insert/update/delete on a linked server table, and am running into the
same issues. However, setting ANSI_NULLS or ANSI_WARNINGS in the
trigger itself does not help out at all...
I've been on the phone with MS all day, and am looking for a fresh
perspective...
My trigger is this:
CREATE TRIGGER opsCompany_Insert ON [dbo].[RM00101]
FOR INSERT
AS
SET ANSI_DEFAULTS ON
-- SET THE DB NAME / DO THIS FOR EACH COMPANY DB --
DECLARE @.CompanyDB CHAR(5)
SELECT @.CompanyDB = (SELECT 'TWO')
-- Set Company Number
DECLARE @.CompanyNumber CHAR(15)
SELECT @.CompanyNumber = (SELECT CUSTNMBR FROM INSERTED)
-- Set Company Name
DECLARE @.CompanyName CHAR(65)
SELECT @.CompanyName = (SELECT CUSTNAME FROM INSERTED)
-- Set Currency ID
DECLARE @.CurrencyID CHAR(15)
SELECT @.CurrencyID = (SELECT CURNCYID FROM INSERTED)
-- Set GovernmentID
DECLARE @.GovernmentID CHAR(25)
SELECT @.GovernmentID = (SELECT TXRGNNUM FROM INSERTED)
-- DEX_ROW_ID
DECLARE @.MstrID INT
SELECT @.MstrID = (SELECT DEX_ROW_ID FROM INSERTED)
-- Push to Cranberry
INSERT INTO SQLSVR.TESTDATA.dbo.Company (GPCompanyID, CompanyNumber,
CompanyName, CurrencyID, GovernmentID, CompanyDB, AddedBy, AddedOn)
VALUES (@.MstrID, @.CompanyNumber, @.CompanyName, @.CurrencyID,
@.GovernmentID, @.CompanyDB, user, getdate())
I can run the trigger fine to a local database, but to the linked
server, I get the same 'Heterogeneous' error... I ahve set it up from
QA with
SET ANSI_NULLS, ANSI_WARNINGS ON
GO
Create Trigger ...
And also setting it within the trigger right after 'AS'
However still no luck...
Any thoughts?
Thanks!
Jim Fox wrote:[vbcol=seagreen]
> Thanks - Much appreciated!
> "Scott Morris" <bogus@.bogus.com> wrote in message
> news:%23VbpjNk3GHA.5092@.TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...|||> Along these lines, I am calling a trigger that runs an
> insert/update/delete on a linked server table, and am running into the
> same issues. However, setting ANSI_NULLS or ANSI_WARNINGS in the
> trigger itself does not help out at all...
These are connection level settings - for the most part. Stored procedures
have their own wrinkle to this. Ultimately, the issue is the same. You
must use the appropriate connection-level settings for this architecture to
work. Ideally, your client application should be designed to enforce the
appropriate settings. If you can't do that, then the only other option
that I can see is to put your logic for accessing the remote DB into a
procedure. Your procedure must be created with the "sticky" settings that
are needed and can set the others that are needed within the body of the
procedure. I think that approach will work, but I've not investigated all
of the issues to know for certain. Note - your trigger code does not
support mult-row inserts, making the use of a stored procedure much easier
(and as technically flawed the trigger).
Some other alternatives you might want to consider.
* Some form of replication.
* Some form of asynchronous queueing of updates.sql

Error: Heterogeneous queries require the ANSI_NULLS and ANSI_WARNINGS options

Hi,
SQLServer 2000, using an OPENDATASOURCE command within a stored procedure to access data on another Server running 2000. I get the following error, when I exececute the Stored Procedure in Query Analyzer:
Heterogeneous queries require the ANSI_NULLS and ANSI_WARNINGS options to be set for the connection. This ensures consistent query semantics. Enable these options and then reissue your query.
Interestingly, when I issue the identicl select statement within Query Analyzer, it works fine.
I tried issuing a "Set ANSI_NULLS OFF" etc commands prior, to no avail.
THanks for any help.
Jim
Review the information in BOL regarding "set ansi_nulls" - pay special
attention to the information about stored procedures. Then review the notes
for "create procedure" - it reiterates the previous point and adds some
additional information. Then - go fix your procedure. Note that using EM
to do this makes the process that much more difficult, since it tends to
hide important details (like this). Instead, use QA and a script to create
the procedure. Of course, you should be using scripts of some sort since
all code for the database (schema, stored procedures, UDFs, triggers, etc)
are as important to the entire system as your application code.
BTW - you want to set ansi_nulls ON, not OFF. Generally, something that is
"set" means it is set "on".
|||Generally the error is due to needing to set the properties
when you create the stored procedure. Try recreating your
stored procedure using:
SET ANSI_NULLS ON
GO
SET ANSI_WARNINGS ON
GO
CREATE PROCEDURE YourStoredProc...etc.
-Sue
On Thu, 21 Sep 2006 14:58:30 -0700, "Jim Fox"
<jim.fox@.emailhdi.com> wrote:

>Hi,
>SQLServer 2000, using an OPENDATASOURCE command within a stored procedure to access data on another Server running 2000. I get the following error, when I exececute the Stored Procedure in Query Analyzer:
>Heterogeneous queries require the ANSI_NULLS and ANSI_WARNINGS options to be set for the connection. This ensures consistent query semantics. Enable these options and then reissue your query.
>Interestingly, when I issue the identicl select statement within Query Analyzer, it works fine.
>I tried issuing a "Set ANSI_NULLS OFF" etc commands prior, to no avail.
>THanks for any help.
>Jim
|||Thanks - Much appreciated!
"Scott Morris" <bogus@.bogus.com> wrote in message
news:%23VbpjNk3GHA.5092@.TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...
> Review the information in BOL regarding "set ansi_nulls" - pay special
> attention to the information about stored procedures. Then review the
> notes for "create procedure" - it reiterates the previous point and adds
> some additional information. Then - go fix your procedure. Note that
> using EM to do this makes the process that much more difficult, since it
> tends to hide important details (like this). Instead, use QA and a script
> to create the procedure. Of course, you should be using scripts of some
> sort since all code for the database (schema, stored procedures, UDFs,
> triggers, etc) are as important to the entire system as your application
> code.
> BTW - you want to set ansi_nulls ON, not OFF. Generally, something that
> is "set" means it is set "on".
>
|||Along these lines, I am calling a trigger that runs an
insert/update/delete on a linked server table, and am running into the
same issues. However, setting ANSI_NULLS or ANSI_WARNINGS in the
trigger itself does not help out at all...
I've been on the phone with MS all day, and am looking for a fresh
perspective...
My trigger is this:
CREATE TRIGGER opsCompany_Insert ON [dbo].[RM00101]
FOR INSERT
AS
SET ANSI_DEFAULTS ON
-- SET THE DB NAME / DO THIS FOR EACH COMPANY DB --
DECLARE @.CompanyDB CHAR(5)
SELECT @.CompanyDB = (SELECT 'TWO')
-- Set Company Number
DECLARE @.CompanyNumber CHAR(15)
SELECT @.CompanyNumber = (SELECT CUSTNMBR FROM INSERTED)
-- Set Company Name
DECLARE @.CompanyName CHAR(65)
SELECT @.CompanyName = (SELECT CUSTNAME FROM INSERTED)
-- Set Currency ID
DECLARE @.CurrencyID CHAR(15)
SELECT @.CurrencyID = (SELECT CURNCYID FROM INSERTED)
-- Set GovernmentID
DECLARE @.GovernmentID CHAR(25)
SELECT @.GovernmentID = (SELECT TXRGNNUM FROM INSERTED)
-- DEX_ROW_ID
DECLARE @.MstrID INT
SELECT @.MstrID = (SELECT DEX_ROW_ID FROM INSERTED)
-- Push to Cranberry
INSERT INTO SQLSVR.TESTDATA.dbo.Company (GPCompanyID, CompanyNumber,
CompanyName, CurrencyID, GovernmentID, CompanyDB, AddedBy, AddedOn)
VALUES (@.MstrID, @.CompanyNumber, @.CompanyName, @.CurrencyID,
@.GovernmentID, @.CompanyDB, user, getdate())
I can run the trigger fine to a local database, but to the linked
server, I get the same 'Heterogeneous' error... I ahve set it up from
QA with
SET ANSI_NULLS, ANSI_WARNINGS ON
GO
Create Trigger ...
And also setting it within the trigger right after 'AS'
However still no luck...
Any thoughts?
Thanks!
Jim Fox wrote:[vbcol=seagreen]
> Thanks - Much appreciated!
> "Scott Morris" <bogus@.bogus.com> wrote in message
> news:%23VbpjNk3GHA.5092@.TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...
|||> Along these lines, I am calling a trigger that runs an
> insert/update/delete on a linked server table, and am running into the
> same issues. However, setting ANSI_NULLS or ANSI_WARNINGS in the
> trigger itself does not help out at all...
These are connection level settings - for the most part. Stored procedures
have their own wrinkle to this. Ultimately, the issue is the same. You
must use the appropriate connection-level settings for this architecture to
work. Ideally, your client application should be designed to enforce the
appropriate settings. If you can't do that, then the only other option
that I can see is to put your logic for accessing the remote DB into a
procedure. Your procedure must be created with the "sticky" settings that
are needed and can set the others that are needed within the body of the
procedure. I think that approach will work, but I've not investigated all
of the issues to know for certain. Note - your trigger code does not
support mult-row inserts, making the use of a stored procedure much easier
(and as technically flawed the trigger).
Some other alternatives you might want to consider.
* Some form of replication.
* Some form of asynchronous queueing of updates.

Error: Generating Instances in SQL Server is disabled...

Use sp_configure 'user instances enabled' to generate user instances.

I get the above error when I attempt to add an SQL Database item into my VS (C#) project. I do not understand what needs to be done to correct the problem.

Any help is appreciated.

Thank You,

Klaus

From SQL Server 2005 Books Onlinetopic:

user instances enabled Option

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms187513.aspx

The user instance enabled option that you can access through sp_configure is not supported in Microsoft SQL Server 2005. This option works only with SQL Server 2005 Express Edition (SQL Server Express).

For more information about how user instances work, see User Instances for Non-Administrators.

User Instances for Non-Administrators

http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms143684.aspx

Error: Forward dependencies are not valid

I want to set a Report Parameter on a field. The Report Parameter is called 'filter'. In the statement I put the Report Parameter in the WHERE-part:
WHERE ([DatabaseName$TableName].[FieldName] = @.filter). After this I set the 'Available values' on the Report Parameter in the lay-out to Non-queried.
When the report is running, no problems.

But.....

Now I want to set 'Available values' on 'From Query' and refer to the data set, so the user can choose on which value he want to filter. But now, after running the preview the following error displays:
Error1[rsInvalidReportParameterDependency]The report parameter ‘filter’ has a DefaultValue or a ValidValue that depends on the report parameter “filter”. Forward dependencies are not valid.

Why can't I set the Report Parameter to 'From Query'? Anyone any suggestions?

(you can see the rest of my statement here: http://forums.microsoft.com/MSDN/ShowPost.aspx?PostID=1098540&SiteID=1)

Thx a lot of helping me out with this topic.....

Hi,

If I get it right, you have a dataset that you want to filter by a parameter 'FILTER' and the possible values for the filter also from the same dataset?

This is not possible since if you are requesting the possible values for the filter he will execute the query in the dataset. Since this dataset requires a parameter filter to be able to execute, you are having a loop.

What you should do is to make the 'From Query' property refer to a different dataset.

NOTE: Reporting Services first performs the queries in the same order as the Parameters have been set. Therefor, if the dataset of a given parameter needs the value of a second parameter, you need to make sure that this second parameter is standing above the first parameter in the parameter list.

Greetz,

Geert

Geert Verhoeven
Consultant @. Ausy Belgium

My Personal Blog

|||

Geert,

thx for your support. I've found a solution for my specific situation. I will drop it here for others with the same problem:

1. Report Parameter, Available non-queried.
- At Label I've filled in the options that I want to see in the pulldown menu.
- At Value I've filled in the values form my table (in this case only 4 or 5)
2. At the table properties, tab filtering I've made a filterlist called
- expression: =Fields!FieldName.Value
- operator: '='
- value : =Parameters!ParameterName.Value

This solution is only usefull if you don't have too much options to choose (because you have to fill in all the options manually..... )

Error: File /iisHelp/common/500-100.asp Line 0 Out of memory.

Hi
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> restart the IIS Server every time also when this DLHOST
> coming that time My IIS server get Problem.
> can help me out & give us what could be the problem it is
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Error: File /iisHelp/common/500-100.asp Line 0 Out of memory.

Hi
i am getting the this error now a days. can help me out
because my IIS server geting very slow & also i have to
restart the IIS Server every time also when this DLHOST
coming that time My IIS server get Problem.
can help me out & give us what could be the problem it is
very urg for us i am facing very Big problem
here i am sending the error Log from eventViewr
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memory. Unable to allocate required memory..
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> Hi
> i am getting the this error now a days. can help me out
> because my IIS server geting very slow & also i have to
> restart the IIS Server every time also when this DLHOST
> coming that time My IIS server get Problem.
> can help me out & give us what could be the problem it is
> very urg for us i am facing very Big problem
> here i am sending the error Log from eventViewr
>
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