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SERVER - Fix - Error: 1060 The number of rows provided for a TOP or FETCH clauses row count parameter must be an integer March 22, 2013Pinal DaveSQL, SQL Server, SQL Tips and Tricks10 commentsHere is the interesting error one of http://blog.sqlauthority.com/2013/03/22/sql-server-fix-error-1060-the-number-of-rows-provided-for-a-top-or-fetch-clauses-row-count-parameter-must-be-an-integer/ my friend faced and it took me 15 minutes go over various code to identify the real issue. When we see a simple example in demonstration or a blog, we often think that http://www.mintjoomla.com/support/community-forum/user-item/81-pepperstreet/49-cobalt-7/2386-solved-installation-update-error-1060-duplicate-column-name.html SQL is a much simpler language and it looks easy. However, in reality it is often more complex than we think. I was dealing with the Stored Procedure which is which had 10000 db2 sql lines of the code and there were many different views and functions used in it. The worst part was my friend can't share his original code as it is owned by his company and I am just trying to help him externally. Well, here is the error he was facing.Msg 1060, Level 15, State 1, Line 3 The number of rows provided for a TOP or FETCH db2 sql error clauses row count parameter must be an integer.We worked together to identify the code which was generating the error. The code was as follows. SET @param = 100 SELECT TOP (@param) * FROM Sales.SalesOrderDetail sodWell, looking at the code everything looked normal. However, the error was still happening. It is common practice for developers to declare all the variables on the top of the page and later use them in the code. After few more attempts my friend was able to find the code where the variable @param was delcared. Now here is the simplified complete code.DECLARE @param FLOAT SET @param = 100 SELECT TOP (@param) * FROM Sales.SalesOrderDetail sodIn this case the @param was declared as a float and that was the reason why the error was showing up. As error suggests the param passed in the TOP clause should be only Integer. In this case even though the value assigned to @param is INT the data type of the @param is FLOAT and that is why it is not accepted and it throws an error.Here is the code which will fix the error.DECLARE @param INT account MintJoomla MintJoomla HomeSupportForumCobalt 7[SOLVED] Installation - Update - Error 1060 - duplicate column name [SOLVED] Installation - Update - Error 1060 - duplicate column name Problem Announcement Conversation Idea Praise Problem Question | Open Open | Cobalt 7 | Hits: 1541 | Comments: 2 | Bookmarked: 0 | Followers: 0 Quote pepperstreet Total posts: 3,392 06 Jun 2013 17:26 My demo installation is messed up. Can´t see or access Cobalt component anymore. Tried latest single and Everything-package. JInstaller: :Install: Error SQL DB function failed with error number 1060 Duplicate column name 'parent' SQL=ALTER TABLE `j25_js_res_record` ADD COLUMN `parent` VARCHAR(45) NOT NULL DEFAULT 'com_cobalt' AFTER `parent_id`; SQL = ALTER TABLE `#__js_res_record` ADD COLUMN `parent` VARCHAR(45) NOT NULL DEFAULT 'com_cobalt' AFTER `parent_id`; Component Update: SQL error file DB function failed with error number 1060 Duplicate column name 'parent' SQL=ALTER TABLE `j25_js_res_record` ADD COLUMN `parent` VARCHAR(45) NOT NULL DEFAULT 'com_cobalt' AFTER `parent_id`; SQL = ALTER TABLE `#__js_res_record` ADD COLUMN `parent` VARCHAR(45) NOT NULL DEFAULT 'com_cobalt' AFTER `parent_id`; Last Modified: 02 Mar 2014 Quote Sergey Total posts: 12,277 07 Jun 2013 01:55 This error is from SQL patch of version 7.9367. This means that Joomla instance you install Cobalt on has lower version but somehow already has this column in db. Please delete this column in DB and try again.. Quote pepperstreet Total posts: 3,392 07 Jun 2013 08:29 delete this column in DB and try again. Installing package was successful.:D 5 10 15 20 25 30 50 100 All × Edit comment Replay Topic Name* Email* Uploading Click here to upload and insert file from you hard drive: (png, gif, jpg, jpeg, zip, txt, rar) Reply Powered by Cobalt © 2005-2012 Mighty Technologies Pvt. Terms and conditions, Privacy Policy BOX 1951, Bishkek, 720000, Kyrgyz Republic. +996 (312) 689134 , +1 (209) 800 1209 www.mintjoomla.com is not
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