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Old Hand
      
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I agree, the newer code is displaying the data much better than my code did. My apologies.
Hats off to you all!!! 
Thanks,
Rudy
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Grasshopper
      
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I know that there is newer code but I wanted to help the person who asked about why there are the two straggler records. It comes from the fetch statement not being directed to a declared variable.
To see what affect this has try doing the following as a learning experience: Add this line just below where it says "set nocount on"
DECLARE @blah varchar(50)
Next, add this to the end of the two fetch statements: into @blah
Now @blah holds the unneeded value instead of the screen
That was a great question to ask! Tony Trus
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Thanks, that was what I was wondering. I didn't know if it meant something important, like "these are the two wait states that are causing the biggest problem" or something. I'll just refer to the table. Thanks Nick
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Tony Trus; Ah, thanks! I tried that and those two extra results disappeared. It makes sense that they are dumped into that variable. Thanks for providing the example! Nick
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