Hi All,
I have come across recently on Mutual fund DB knowledge.
Basic Functionality (Flow of Data)
1. Trade Account creation (Folio is Generated)
2. Trade any funds from fund houses/Distributors/ Agents/Direct Online
3. Allotted units against the Trade amount / As on NAV (Net Asset Value on trade Date)
4. If you want to sale/Redeem your purchase funds You can redeem available units.
5. If you want to switch from your existing funds to new funds.
Switched internally its redeem from existing funds to purchase new funds.
6. If you want to switch out systematic funds transfer to your account.
In terms Database prospective.
Masters:
1. Category (Debt/Equity)
2. Fund house
3. Schemes
4. NAV
Tools Used:
1.Calastone Tool to transfer files from one source to different destinations any file formats (instead fax)
2. Forex (If Asset Management Company located in different regions and investing in different currency)
3.SSMS/ ? any DB
4. Any UI (.net/Jav App)
5. Third party integration with NSE/BSE for Master Data
Friday, July 19, 2019
Friday, May 31, 2019
How do i create a new composite constraint for the existing clustered index
Hello,
I recently faced to one question.
If I have a primary key one table , Some days after my table grows increased my volume of data.
So I need to create on two columns of same primary key (clustered index)
Answer: Instead of create new table and creating composite index on two columns.
Drop the existing column clustered index and recreate. But for the new column it should be not null column.
I created as follows .It has given the warning message like it should not be maximum key length of 900 bytes.
I recently faced to one question.
If I have a primary key one table , Some days after my table grows increased my volume of data.
So I need to create on two columns of same primary key (clustered index)
Answer: Instead of create new table and creating composite index on two columns.
Drop the existing column clustered index and recreate. But for the new column it should be not null column.
I created as follows .It has given the warning message like it should not be maximum key length of 900 bytes.
Saturday, March 9, 2019
Generate Data in specific length format output sql server function
Hey,
Most of the case database developer used to load data and download in different formats.
Here's one solution to download our data in a specified length formats.
Create a function.
>
CREATE Function [dbo].[UFN_COLUMNFORMAT]
(@format nVARCHAR(10), @value nVARCHAR(100))
Returns nVarchar(max)
As
Begin
DECLARE @value1 VARCHAR(100), @Fchar VARCHAR(5), @innerchar VARCHAR(5), @symbol VARCHAR(1),
@leninnerchar INT, @FFormat CHAR(20), @m INT, @n INT, @sql NVARCHAR(max),@ValueFordate datetime
SELECT @Fchar = Substring(@format, 1, Charindex('(', @format) - 1)
SELECT @innerchar = Substring(@format, Charindex('(', @format) + 1, ((Charindex(')', @format) - Charindex('(', @format)) - 1))
SELECT @symbol = Substring(@format, Charindex(')', @format) + 1, len(@format))
SELECT @m = CASE
WHEN charindex('#', @innerchar) > 0
THEN substring(@innerchar, 1, charindex('#', @innerchar) - 1)
WHEN charindex(',', @innerchar) > 0
THEN substring(@innerchar, 1, charindex(',', @innerchar) - 1)
ELSE 0
END
SELECT @n = CASE
WHEN charindex('#', @innerchar) > 0
THEN substring(@innerchar, charindex('#', @innerchar) + 1, len(@innerchar))
WHEN charindex(',', @innerchar) > 0
THEN substring(@innerchar, charindex(',', @innerchar) + 1, len(@innerchar))
ELSE @innerchar
END
SELECT @FFormat = CASE
WHEN @Fchar = 'A'
THEN 'A'
WHEN @Fchar = 'A0'
THEN 'A0'
WHEN @Fchar = 'N'
THEN 'N'
WHEN @Fchar = 'Date'
THEN 'Date'
END + '(' + CASE
WHEN charindex('#', @innerchar) > 0
THEN 'm#n'
WHEN charindex(',', @innerchar) > 0
THEN 'm,n'
ELSE 'n'
END + ')' + CASE
WHEN @symbol = ''
THEN ''
ELSE @symbol
END
IF @FFormat='A(n)'
Select @value1= LEFT(CAST( @value AS VARCHAR( max)) + REPLICATE(' ', @n) ,@n)
IF @FFormat='A(n)+'
Select @value1= LEFT(@symbol+CAST( @value AS VARCHAR( max) )+ REPLICATE(' ', @n),@n)
IF @FFormat='A0(n)'
Select @value1= LEFT(CAST( @value AS VARCHAR( max)) +REPLICATE('0', @n),@n)
IF @FFormat='A0(n)+'
Select @value1= @symbol+LEFT( REPLICATE('0', @n-1) +CAST( @value AS VARCHAR( max) ),@n-1)
IF @FFormat='A(m#n)'
Select @value1= LEFT(CAST( replace(@value,'.','') AS VARCHAR( max) )+ REPLICATE(' ',@m),@m)
IF @FFormat='A0(m#n)'
Select @value1= LEFT( CAST( replace(@value,'.','') AS VARCHAR( max) )+REPLICATE('0',@m),@m)
IF @FFormat='A0(m,n)+'
Select @value1= @symbol+ LEFT( REPLICATE('0',@m-@n-1) +CAST( substring(@value,1,CHARINDEX('.',@value)) AS VARCHAR( max) ),@m-@n-1)+ Left( CAST( substring(@value,CHARINDEX('.',@value)+1,len(@value)) AS VARCHAR( max) )+REPLICATE('0', @n) , @n)
IF @FFormat='A0(m,n)'
Select @value1= LEFT( CAST( substring(@value,1,CHARINDEX('.',@value)) AS VARCHAR( max) ) + REPLICATE('0',@m-@n) ,@m-@n)+ Left( CAST( substring(@value,CHARINDEX('.',@value)+1,len(@value)) AS VARCHAR( max) )+REPLICATE('0', @n) , @n)
IF @FFormat='N(m,n)'
Select @value1= LEFT(CAST( @value AS VARCHAR( max) )+REPLICATE('0',@m-1),@m-1)
IF @FFormat='N(n)'
Select @value1= LEFT(CAST( @value AS VARCHAR( max) )+REPLICATE(' ',@n),@n)
IF @FFormat='Date(n)'
select @value1= convert(varchar(50),convert(datetime,@value),112)
IF @FFormat='Date(n)'
select @value1= convert(varchar(50),convert(datetime,@value),20)
Return @value1
End
--
Create a employee table
---
CREATE TABLE [dbo].[employee](
[empid] [int] NULL,
[ename] [varchar](100) NULL,
[salary] [money] NULL
) ON [PRIMARY]
Most of the case database developer used to load data and download in different formats.
Here's one solution to download our data in a specified length formats.
Create a function.
>
CREATE Function [dbo].[UFN_COLUMNFORMAT]
(@format nVARCHAR(10), @value nVARCHAR(100))
Returns nVarchar(max)
As
Begin
DECLARE @value1 VARCHAR(100), @Fchar VARCHAR(5), @innerchar VARCHAR(5), @symbol VARCHAR(1),
@leninnerchar INT, @FFormat CHAR(20), @m INT, @n INT, @sql NVARCHAR(max),@ValueFordate datetime
SELECT @Fchar = Substring(@format, 1, Charindex('(', @format) - 1)
SELECT @innerchar = Substring(@format, Charindex('(', @format) + 1, ((Charindex(')', @format) - Charindex('(', @format)) - 1))
SELECT @symbol = Substring(@format, Charindex(')', @format) + 1, len(@format))
SELECT @m = CASE
WHEN charindex('#', @innerchar) > 0
THEN substring(@innerchar, 1, charindex('#', @innerchar) - 1)
WHEN charindex(',', @innerchar) > 0
THEN substring(@innerchar, 1, charindex(',', @innerchar) - 1)
ELSE 0
END
SELECT @n = CASE
WHEN charindex('#', @innerchar) > 0
THEN substring(@innerchar, charindex('#', @innerchar) + 1, len(@innerchar))
WHEN charindex(',', @innerchar) > 0
THEN substring(@innerchar, charindex(',', @innerchar) + 1, len(@innerchar))
ELSE @innerchar
END
SELECT @FFormat = CASE
WHEN @Fchar = 'A'
THEN 'A'
WHEN @Fchar = 'A0'
THEN 'A0'
WHEN @Fchar = 'N'
THEN 'N'
WHEN @Fchar = 'Date'
THEN 'Date'
END + '(' + CASE
WHEN charindex('#', @innerchar) > 0
THEN 'm#n'
WHEN charindex(',', @innerchar) > 0
THEN 'm,n'
ELSE 'n'
END + ')' + CASE
WHEN @symbol = ''
THEN ''
ELSE @symbol
END
IF @FFormat='A(n)'
Select @value1= LEFT(CAST( @value AS VARCHAR( max)) + REPLICATE(' ', @n) ,@n)
IF @FFormat='A(n)+'
Select @value1= LEFT(@symbol+CAST( @value AS VARCHAR( max) )+ REPLICATE(' ', @n),@n)
IF @FFormat='A0(n)'
Select @value1= LEFT(CAST( @value AS VARCHAR( max)) +REPLICATE('0', @n),@n)
IF @FFormat='A0(n)+'
Select @value1= @symbol+LEFT( REPLICATE('0', @n-1) +CAST( @value AS VARCHAR( max) ),@n-1)
IF @FFormat='A(m#n)'
Select @value1= LEFT(CAST( replace(@value,'.','') AS VARCHAR( max) )+ REPLICATE(' ',@m),@m)
IF @FFormat='A0(m#n)'
Select @value1= LEFT( CAST( replace(@value,'.','') AS VARCHAR( max) )+REPLICATE('0',@m),@m)
IF @FFormat='A0(m,n)+'
Select @value1= @symbol+ LEFT( REPLICATE('0',@m-@n-1) +CAST( substring(@value,1,CHARINDEX('.',@value)) AS VARCHAR( max) ),@m-@n-1)+ Left( CAST( substring(@value,CHARINDEX('.',@value)+1,len(@value)) AS VARCHAR( max) )+REPLICATE('0', @n) , @n)
IF @FFormat='A0(m,n)'
Select @value1= LEFT( CAST( substring(@value,1,CHARINDEX('.',@value)) AS VARCHAR( max) ) + REPLICATE('0',@m-@n) ,@m-@n)+ Left( CAST( substring(@value,CHARINDEX('.',@value)+1,len(@value)) AS VARCHAR( max) )+REPLICATE('0', @n) , @n)
IF @FFormat='N(m,n)'
Select @value1= LEFT(CAST( @value AS VARCHAR( max) )+REPLICATE('0',@m-1),@m-1)
IF @FFormat='N(n)'
Select @value1= LEFT(CAST( @value AS VARCHAR( max) )+REPLICATE(' ',@n),@n)
IF @FFormat='Date(n)'
select @value1= convert(varchar(50),convert(datetime,@value),112)
IF @FFormat='Date(n)'
select @value1= convert(varchar(50),convert(datetime,@value),20)
Return @value1
End
--
Create a employee table
---
CREATE TABLE [dbo].[employee](
[empid] [int] NULL,
[ename] [varchar](100) NULL,
[salary] [money] NULL
) ON [PRIMARY]
---
insert data
----
EmpId Ename ESal
1 Raj 20000.00
2 Rajesh 4444.00
3 King 45454.00
1 Raj 4545.00
2 Rajesh 45454.00
4 Hello 4454.00
---
Now My requirement is to format out put data with specific length out put column .
Eg:
EmpId length is : 5
Ename Length is : 50
Salary Length is : 10
--
My query will be like
--
select
dbo.[UFN_COLUMNFORMAT]('A(5)',empid)+
dbo.[UFN_COLUMNFORMAT]('A(50)',ename)+
dbo.[UFN_COLUMNFORMAT]('A(10)',salary)
from employee
1 Raj 20000.00
2 Rajesh 4444.00
3 King 45454.00
1 Raj 4545.00
2 Rajesh 45454.00
4 Hello 4454.00
Saturday, February 16, 2019
Healthcare IT Data Flow Design
Hello
I had around 6+ years of experience in Healthcare IT Solutions industry with that experience here I am publishing my views of DB Data flow without design.
(High level design)
1. Doctor appointment
2. Doctor Consultation
3. Out patient / In patient
4. If OP -> Doctor Prescription/ General medication
5. If IP - > Admission Process
6. Prescribing Admitting Ward/ Bed
7. General Lab Tests
8. If prescribe Operation -> OT booking date and time
9. Daily Doctor consultation/ Nursing care
10. General medication
11. Discharge.
Notation :
OP - > Out Patient
IP -> In Patient
OT - > Operation Theatre
DB Master:
Geographic Locations Master
Ward
Bed
Theater
Employee Type
Lab tests
Surgical Master
Medicine Master
I had around 6+ years of experience in Healthcare IT Solutions industry with that experience here I am publishing my views of DB Data flow without design.
(High level design)
1. Doctor appointment
2. Doctor Consultation
3. Out patient / In patient
4. If OP -> Doctor Prescription/ General medication
5. If IP - > Admission Process
6. Prescribing Admitting Ward/ Bed
7. General Lab Tests
8. If prescribe Operation -> OT booking date and time
9. Daily Doctor consultation/ Nursing care
10. General medication
11. Discharge.
Notation :
OP - > Out Patient
IP -> In Patient
OT - > Operation Theatre
DB Master:
Geographic Locations Master
Ward
Bed
Theater
Employee Type
Lab tests
Surgical Master
Medicine Master
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