I'm attempting to build a table with the following code - No errors when I create the table, I can see the struncture and it shows that IDENTITY_INSERT
is set to ON
.
CREATE TABLE lt_percent_cs
(
id_key INT IDENTITY PRIMARY KEY,
customer_no INT ,
season INT,
percentage DECIMAL,
created_by VARCHAR(15) NULL,
create_dt DATETIME NULL,
last_updated_by VARCHAR(15) NULL,
last_update_dt DATETIME NULL,
create_loc VARCHAR(16) NULL
) ON [primary]
SET ANSI_PADDING OFF
GO
ALTER TABLE [dbo].lt_percent_cs
ADD CONSTRAINT [lt_percent_created_by]
DEFAULT (user_name()) FOR [created_by]
GO
ALTER TABLE [dbo].lt_percent_cs
ADD CONSTRAINT [lt_percent_create_dt]
DEFAULT (getdate()) FOR [create_dt]
GO
ALTER TABLE [dbo].lt_percent_cs
ADD CONSTRAINT [lt_percent_create_loc]
DEFAULT [dbo].fs_location() FOR [create_loc]
GO
SET IDENTITY_INSERT lt_percent_cs ON
I get the following error when I attempt to insert data (through application not via code).
Last Error: Database update failed:
dataobject=sqlca.sqlerrtext=SQLSTATE = 42000
Microsoft OLE DB Provider for SQL Server
Cannot insert explicit value for identity column in table 'lt_percent_cs' when IDENTITY_INSERT is set to OFF.No changes made to database.
INSERT INTO lt_percent_cs (id_key, customer_no, season, percentage)
VALUES (54891, 80055514, 2017, 50)sqlca.sqldbcode=544
sqlsyntax:
INSERT INTO lt_percent_cs (id_key, customer_no, season, percentage) VALUES (54891, 80055514, 2017, 50)row:1 [nvo_ds_database.uf_update.34 (544)]
I should add when I run the script in SQL Server Management Studio, it works without issue and no errors are generated.
INSERT INTO lt_percent_cs (id_key, customer_no, season, percentage)
VALUES (54891, 80055514, 2017, 50)
Any thoughts?
Remove id_key from Insert statement since id_key is identity seeded
INSERT INTO lt_percent_cs (customer_no, season, percentage ) VALUES ( 80055514, 2017, 50 )
Otherwise declare id_key as integer Primary Key
then Insert should work
INSERT INTO lt_percent_cs ( id_key, customer_no, season, percentage ) VALUES ( 54891, 80055514, 2017, 50 )
Since you want bulk insert data and maintain the identity I can suggest alter id_key to integer primary key then bulk insert then alter field back to identity to ON... going forward you don't need to insert id_key