[HELP] Siege script every week

[[DEV]Dekaron]

Originally Posted by Enthrize

I've tried to read everything from this thread, but I still get error when executing the scripts. The error line was on EXEC SP_SIEGE_INFO_R saying this error.

I've already cleaned the GUILD_INFO and SIEGE_INFO tables. I'm using SQL Server 2014, hopefully someone could give some hints to fix this? Thanks you in advance.

Witch Query

Use master;
Go
EXEC sp_addlinkedserver 'LSV_GHBILL','','MSDASQL',NULL,NULL,'DRIVER={SQL Server};SERVER=localhost;UID=;PWD=;'
EXEC sp_addlinkedserver 'LSV_DKRACNT','','MSDASQL',NULL,NULL,'DRIVER={SQL Server};SERVER=localhost;UID=;PWD=;'
EXEC sp_addlinkedserver 'DKRCASH','','MSDASQL',NULL,NULL,'DRIVER={SQL Server};SERVER=localhost;UID=;PWD=;'
EXEC sp_addlinkedserver 'LSV_DKRHELION','','MSDASQL',NULL,NULL,'DRIVER={SQ L Server};SERVER=localhost;UID=;PWD=;'
EXEC sp_addlinkedserver 'LSV_DKRNUNVICE','','MSDASQL',NULL,NULL,'DRIVER={S QL Server};SERVER=localhost;UID=;PWD=;'
EXEC sp_addlinkedserver 'LSV_DKRQUNE','','MSDASQL',NULL,NULL,'DRIVER={SQL Server};SERVER=localhost;UID=;PWD=;'
EXEC sp_addlinkedserver 'LSV_DKRRONDOW','','MSDASQL',NULL,NULL,'DRIVER={SQ L Server};SERVER=localhost;UID=;PWD=;'
EXEC sp_addlinkedserver 'LSV_DKRSIZ','','MSDASQL',NULL,NULL,'DRIVER={SQL Server};SERVER=localhost;UID=;PWD=;'
EXEC sp_addlinkedserver 'LSV_DKRTEST','','MSDASQL',NULL,NULL,'DRIVER={SQL Server};SERVER=localhost;UID=;PWD=;'
EXEC sp_addlinkedserver 'LSV_DKRZUTO','','MSDASQL',NULL,NULL,'DRIVER={SQL Server};SERVER=localhost;UID=;PWD=;'
EXEC sp_addlinkedserver 'LSV_DKRSTA','','MSDASQL',NULL,NULL,'DRIVER={SQL Server};SERVER=localhost;UID=;PWD=;'
EXEC sp_addlinkedserver 'DKRACCOUNT01','','MSDASQL',NULL,NULL,'DRIVER={SQL Server};SERVER=localhost;UID=;PWD=;'

Use master;
Go
exec sp_serveroption 'LSV_GHBILL','rpc out','true'
exec sp_serveroption 'LSV_GHBILL','rpc','true'
exec sp_serveroption 'LSV_DKRACNT','rpc out','true'
exec sp_serveroption 'LSV_DKRACNT','rpc','true'
exec sp_serveroption 'DKRCASH','rpc out','true'
exec sp_serveroption 'DKRCASH','rpc','true'
exec sp_serveroption 'LSV_DKRHELION','rpc out','true'
exec sp_serveroption 'LSV_DKRHELION','rpc','true'
exec sp_serveroption 'LSV_DKRNUNVICE','rpc out','true'
exec sp_serveroption 'LSV_DKRNUNVICE','rpc','true'
exec sp_serveroption 'LSV_DKRQUNE','rpc out','true'
exec sp_serveroption 'LSV_DKRQUNE','rpc','true'
exec sp_serveroption 'LSV_DKRRONDOW','rpc out','true'
exec sp_serveroption 'LSV_DKRRONDOW','rpc','true'
exec sp_serveroption 'LSV_DKRSIZ','rpc out','true'
exec sp_serveroption 'LSV_DKRSIZ','rpc','true'
exec sp_serveroption 'LSV_DKRTEST','rpc out','true'
exec sp_serveroption 'LSV_DKRTEST','rpc','true'
exec sp_serveroption 'LSV_DKRZUTO','rpc out','true'
exec sp_serveroption 'LSV_DKRZUTO','rpc','true'
exec sp_serveroption 'LSV_DKRSTA','rpc out','true'
exec sp_serveroption 'LSV_DKRSTA','rpc','true'
exec sp_serveroption 'DKRACCOUNT01','rpc out','true'
exec sp_serveroption 'DKRACCOUNT01','rpc','true'

or maby this one

USE [Character]
GO
/****** Object: UserDefinedFunction [dbo].[FN_BinDateToDateTime] Script Date: 10/12/2020 by ULTIMO ******/
SET ANSI_NULLS ON
GO
SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER OFF
GO
ALTER FUNCTION [dbo].[FN_BinDateToDateTime] (
@i_bin_time binary(4)
) RETURNS datetime
AS
BEGIN
DECLARE @v_datetime datetime
DECLARE @v_strAux varchar(20)
DECLARE @v_strtime varchar(20)
SET @v_strAux = CAST(CAST(@i_bin_time as int) as varchar(20))
IF len(@v_strAux) = 7
SELECT @v_strtime = '20200' + CAST(CAST(@i_bin_time as int) as varchar(20))
ELSE
IF len(@v_strAux) = 8
SELECT @v_strtime = '2020' + CAST(CAST(@i_bin_time as int) as varchar(20))
ELSE
SELECT @v_strtime = '202' + CAST(CAST(@i_bin_time as int) as varchar(20))

SELECT @v_strtime = SUBSTRING(@v_strtime,1,4)
+'-'+SUBSTRING(@v_strtime,5,2)
+'-'+SUBSTRING(@v_strtime,7,2)
+' '+SUBSTRING(@v_strtime,9,2)
+':'+SUBSTRING(@v_strtime,11,2)
SELECT @v_datetime = CAST(@v_strtime as datetime)
RETURN @v_datetime
END


////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////


USE [Character];
GO
DECLARE @v_siege_no char(10)
DECLARE @guild_code varchar(10)
DECLARE @guild_name varchar(30)
DECLARE @v_strDate varchar(10)
DECLARE @v_regdate varchar(10)
DECLARE @v_strChannel varchar(2)
DECLARE @i_bychannel tinyint
DECLARE @o_dwDungeonRegistTime varbinary(4)
DECLARE @o_DeadFrontTimeInfo varbinary(1000)
DECLARE @o_sp_rtn int
DECLARE @o_dwRegistTimeStart varbinary(4)
DECLARE @o_dwRegistTimeEnd varbinary(4)
DECLARE @o_dwTaxRegistTime varbinary(4)
DECLARE @o_dwStartTime varbinary(4)
DECLARE @o_dwRegistTime varbinary(4)
DECLARE @v_strDate1 varchar(10)
DECLARE @i_GetDate datetime
DECLARE @v_siege_start_date varchar(14)
DECLARE @v_siege_start_time varbinary(4)
SET @i_GetDate=getdate()
-- Siege War Every Saturday:
SELECT @v_siege_start_date = CONVERT(VARCHAR(10), DATEADD(d, 7-DATEPART(dw, @i_GetDate), @i_GetDate), 112) + '210000'
--
SELECT @v_siege_start_time = SUBSTRING(@v_siege_start_date,4,1) * 100000000
+ SUBSTRING(@v_siege_start_date,5,2) * 1000000
+ SUBSTRING(@v_siege_start_date,7,2) * 10000
+ SUBSTRING(@v_siege_start_date,9,2) * 100
+ SUBSTRING(@v_siege_start_date,11,2)
SET @guild_code = '001'
SET @guild_name = 'FirstSiege'
SET @v_siege_no = SUBSTRING(dbo.FN_DateToShortStrDate(GetDate()), 3, 4) + '0001'
INSERT
INTO GUILD_INFO(guild_code, guild_name, guild_Level, bystate, bychannel)
VALUES (@guild_code, @guild_name, 3, 1, 1)
INSERT
INTO SIEGE_INFO(SIEGE_NO, CHANNEL_NO, GUILD_CODE, GUILD_NAME, DWSTARTTIME, BYREGISTTIMEFLAG, DEFENDER_INFO, SIEGE_TAG)
VALUES (@v_siege_no, 1, @guild_code, @guild_name,@v_siege_start_time, 1, 0X0000, 'Y')
EXEC SP_SIEGE_START_TIME_U @guild_code,1,0x01,@v_siege_start_time output,@o_dwRegistTime output,@o_sp_rtn output
SET @v_strDate1=dbo.FN_BinDateToDateTime(@v_siege_star t_time)
DECLARE @P1 varchar(13)
SET @P1=NULL
DECLARE @P2 varchar(33)
SET @P2=NULL
DECLARE @P3 varchar(25)
SET @P3=NULL
DECLARE @P4 varbinary(4)
SET @P4=NULL
DECLARE @P5 varbinary(4)
SET @P5=NULL
DECLARE @P6 varbinary(4)
SET @P6=NULL
DECLARE @P7 varbinary(4)
SET @P7=NULL
DECLARE @P8 varbinary(4)
SET @P8=NULL
DECLARE @P9 varbinary(4)
SET @P9=NULL
DECLARE @P10 varbinary(4)
SET @P10=NULL
DECLARE @P11 varbinary(2)
SET @P11=NULL
DECLARE @P12 varbinary(2)
SET @P12=NULL
DECLARE @P13 varbinary(2)
SET @P13=NULL
DECLARE @P14 int
SET @P14=NULL
DECLARE @P15 int
SET @P15=NULL
DECLARE @P16 varbinary(4)
SET @P16=NULL
DECLARE @P17 varbinary(996)
SET @P17=NULL
DECLARE @p18 varbinary(996)
SET @p18=NULL
DECLARE @P19 varbinary(1000)
SET @P19=NULL
DECLARE @P20 int
SET @P20=NULL
EXEC SP_SIEGE_INFO_R 1, @P1 output, @P2 output, @P3 output, @P4 output, @P5 output, @P6 output, @P7 output, @P8 output, @P9 output, @P10 output, @P11 output, @P12 output, @P13 output, @P14 output, @P15 output, @P16 output, @P17 output, @p18 output, @P19 output, @P20 output
SELECT @P1, @P2, @P3, @P4, @P5, @P6,@v_strDate1

[guesswho-.-]

Originally Posted by Enthrize

I've tried to read everything from this thread, but I still get error when executing the scripts. The error line was on EXEC SP_SIEGE_INFO_R saying this error.

I've already cleaned the GUILD_INFO and SIEGE_INFO tables. I'm using SQL Server 2014, hopefully someone could give some hints to fix this? Thanks you in advance.

Did you even read the error? It says the query has too many parameters specified. Clearly you need to compare the SP and see what parameters it takes and adjust your query to match the parameters you're using.

Really it was there all along, all you had to do is read the error.

[[DEV]Dekaron]

Originally Posted by guesswho-.-

Did you even read the error? It says the query has too many parameters specified. Clearly you need to compare the SP and see what parameters it takes and adjust your query to match the parameters you're using.

Really it was there all along, all you had to do is read the error.

Paul they don't read any think they just want open the server and get cash

[Enthrize]

Originally Posted by guesswho-.-

Did you even read the error? It says the query has too many parameters specified. Clearly you need to compare the SP and see what parameters it takes and adjust your query to match the parameters you're using.

Really it was there all along, all you had to do is read the error.

I actually understand that the parameters from the script is over when it's compared to the SP parameters. I just wondered why the other DEVs doesn't get the error line at SP_SIEGE_INFO_R. I tried what you said and compared the script params and SP params they have one difference so I removed it from the script params and tried to execute it and get another error.

"Msg 242, Level 16, State 3, Procedure SP_SIEGE_INFO_R, Line 104
The conversion of a varchar data type to a datetime data type resulted in an out-of-range value."

I am not sure enough if I had to remove or edit something on the given script or just stick to it. Sorry for the trouble, still figuring out how it really works.

[guesswho-.-]

You removed the wrong param then.

[Enthrize]

Originally Posted by guesswho-.-

You removed the wrong param then.

Does it mean in order to fix this, I'll just focus on what to remove in the Script Params? Please enlighten me.

To be honest I'm not asking for a direct fix to the problem, I also want to learn it I just need some hints what to focus on to solve the issue.

[jerbo_28]

so easy problem

[Azuraeee]

Originally Posted by nemesidevmv

USE [Character]
GO
/****** Object: UserDefinedFunction [dbo].[FN_BinDateToDateTime] Script Date: 10/12/2020 by ULTIMO ******/
SET ANSI_NULLS ON
GO
SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER OFF
GO
ALTER FUNCTION [dbo].[FN_BinDateToDateTime] (
@i_bin_time binary(4)
) RETURNS datetime
AS
BEGIN
DECLARE @v_datetime datetime
DECLARE @v_strAux varchar(20)
DECLARE @v_strtime varchar(20)
SET @v_strAux = CAST(CAST(@i_bin_time as int) as varchar(20))
IF len(@v_strAux) = 7
SELECT @v_strtime = '20200' + CAST(CAST(@i_bin_time as int) as varchar(20))
ELSE
IF len(@v_strAux) = 8
SELECT @v_strtime = '2020' + CAST(CAST(@i_bin_time as int) as varchar(20))
ELSE
SELECT @v_strtime = '202' + CAST(CAST(@i_bin_time as int) as varchar(20))

SELECT @v_strtime = SUBSTRING(@v_strtime,1,4)
+'-'+SUBSTRING(@v_strtime,5,2)
+'-'+SUBSTRING(@v_strtime,7,2)
+' '+SUBSTRING(@v_strtime,9,2)
+':'+SUBSTRING(@v_strtime,11,2)
SELECT @v_datetime = CAST(@v_strtime as datetime)
RETURN @v_datetime
END


////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////


USE [Character];
GO
DECLARE @v_siege_no char(10)
DECLARE @_code varchar(10)
DECLARE @_name varchar(30)
DECLARE @v_strDate varchar(10)
DECLARE @egdate varchar(10)
DECLARE @v_strChannel varchar(2)
DECLARE @i_bychannel tinyint
DECLARE @o_dwDungeonRegistTime varbinary(4)
DECLARE @o_DeadFrontTimeInfo varbinary(1000)
DECLARE @o_sp_rtn int
DECLARE @o_dwRegistTimeStart varbinary(4)
DECLARE @o_dwRegistTimeEnd varbinary(4)
DECLARE @o_dwTaxRegistTime varbinary(4)
DECLARE @o_dwStartTime varbinary(4)
DECLARE @o_dwRegistTime varbinary(4)
DECLARE @v_strDate1 varchar(10)
DECLARE @i_GetDate datetime
DECLARE @v_siege_start_date varchar(14)
DECLARE @v_siege_start_time varbinary(4)
SET @i_GetDate=getdate()
-- Siege War Every Saturday:
SELECT @v_siege_start_date = CONVERT(VARCHAR(10), DATEADD(d, 7-DATEPART(dw, @i_GetDate), @i_GetDate), 112) + '210000'
--
SELECT @v_siege_start_time = SUBSTRING(@v_siege_start_date,4,1) * 100000000
+ SUBSTRING(@v_siege_start_date,5,2) * 1000000
+ SUBSTRING(@v_siege_start_date,7,2) * 10000
+ SUBSTRING(@v_siege_start_date,9,2) * 100
+ SUBSTRING(@v_siege_start_date,11,2)
SET @_code = '001'
SET @_name = 'FirstSiege'
SET @v_siege_no = SUBSTRING(dbo.FN_DateToShortStrDate(GetDate()), 3, 4) + '0001'
INSERT
INTO GUILD_INFO(guild_code, guild_name, guild_Level, bystate, bychannel)
VALUES @_code, @_name, 3, 1, 1)
INSERT
INTO SIEGE_INFO(SIEGE_NO, CHANNEL_NO, GUILD_CODE, GUILD_NAME, DWSTARTTIME, BYREGISTTIMEFLAG, DEFENDER_INFO, SIEGE_TAG)
VALUES (@v_siege_no, 1, @_code, @_name,@v_siege_start_time, 1, 0X0000, 'Y')
EXEC SP_SIEGE_START_TIME_U @_code,1,0x01,@v_siege_start_time output,@o_dwRegistTime output,@o_sp_rtn output
SET @v_strDate1=dbo.FN_BinDateToDateTime(@v_siege_star t_time)
DECLARE @P1 varchar(13)
SET @P1=NULL
DECLARE @P2 varchar(33)
SET @P2=NULL
DECLARE @P3 varchar(25)
SET @P3=NULL
DECLARE @P4 varbinary(4)
SET @P4=NULL
DECLARE @P5 varbinary(4)
SET @P5=NULL
DECLARE @P6 varbinary(4)
SET @P6=NULL
DECLARE @P7 varbinary(4)
SET @P7=NULL
DECLARE @P8 varbinary(4)
SET @P8=NULL
DECLARE @P9 varbinary(4)
SET @P9=NULL
DECLARE @P10 varbinary(4)
SET @P10=NULL
DECLARE @ varbinary(2)
SET @=NULL
DECLARE @ varbinary(2)
SET @=NULL
DECLARE @P13 varbinary(2)
SET @P13=NULL
DECLARE @ int
SET @=NULL
DECLARE @P15 int
SET @P15=NULL
DECLARE @P16 varbinary(4)
SET @P16=NULL
DECLARE @ varbinary(996)
SET @=NULL
DECLARE @ varbinary(996)
SET @=NULL
DECLARE @ varbinary(1000)
SET @=NULL
DECLARE @ int
SET @=NULL
EXEC SP_SIEGE_INFO_R 1, @P1 output, @P2 output, @P3 output, @P4 output, @P5 output, @P6 output, @P7 output, @P8 output, @P9 output, @P10 output, @ output, @ output, @P13 output, @ output, @P15 output, @P16 output, @ output, @ output, @ output, @ output
SELECT @P1, @P2, @P3, @P4, @P5, @P6,@v_strDate1

----------------------------------------------------------------

Can I ask for your SP_SIEGE_INFO_R?