Day: August 6, 2014

Following the last post I did, on copying segments to a new company, I did some thinking and realised that with a little more work on the script I could make it even more useful when setting up clients with multiple companies and the same chart of account structure.

I have added a cursor to the script which selects all company databases from the DYNAMICS System Database (change the highlighted DYNAMICS if you’re using a named system database) and then loops though them doing the insert from the SourceDatabase.

As before, the script checks to make sure the Segments don’t already exist in the destination before doing the insert.

DECLARE @SourceCompany AS VARCHAR(5)
DECLARE @DestinationCompany AS VARCHAR(5)
DECLARE @SQLStatement AS VARCHAR(2000)

SET @SourceCompany = 'TWO'

DECLARE
	cursor_InterID Cursor 
FOR 
	SELECT
		INTERID
	FROM
		DYNAMICS..SY01500
	INNER JOIN
		master..sysdatabases
	ON
		name = INTERID
	WHERE
		INTERID <> @SourceCompany
	
	Open cursor_InterID

	FETCH NEXT FROM
		cursor_InterID
	INTO
		@DestinationCompany
	While (@@FETCH_STATUS <> -1)
		BEGIN
		IF (@@FETCH_STATUS <> -2)
			SET @SQLStatement = 'INSERT INTO ' + @DestinationCompany + '..GL40200
				(SGMTNUMB
				,SGMNTID
				,DSCRIPTN
				,SEGCOUNT
				,NOTEINDX)
				
				(SELECT
					SGMTNUMB
					,SGMNTID
					,Left(DSCRIPTN, 30)
					,0
					,0
				FROM
					' + @SourceCompany + '..GL40200 AS SD
				WHERE (SELECT COUNT(GL.SGMNTID) FROM ' + @DestinationCompany + '..GL40200 GL
					WHERE GL.SGMTNUMB = SD.SGMTNUMB AND GL.SGMNTID = SD.SGMNTID) = 0)'

			EXEC (@SQLStatement)
			FETCH NEXT FROM
				cursor_InterID
			INTO
				@DestinationCompany
		END
	CLOSE cursor_InterID
DEALLOCATE cursor_InterID

If you run this script, please be careful and ensure you have a good backup before running the script (as I don’t supply a warranty with any script I post here; that said I am happy to talk to people if they have questions or would like the script extending).