worker bee (1/11/2012)
That got it, I had to do some working around on it but I got what I was looking for. Thank you for putting me in the right direction. Next time I will try to more descriptive, sorry about that. I am just a complicated nerd...lol 😀SELECT COUNT(*) AS [Count], Heading, Value, ServerName, Metric,
CONVERT(VARCHAR(10), UTCOccurrenceDateTime, 111) AS 'CountDate'
FROM dbo.Alerts
WHERE (Heading LIKE 'Disk %')
AND (Heading NOT LIKE 'Disk C%')
AND (Value >= 95.00)
AND (Metric = 64)
AND (UTCOccurrenceDateTime >= DATEADD(day, DATEDIFF(day, 0, GETUTCDATE()), 0))
GROUP BY Heading, Value, ServerName, Metric,
CONVERT(VARCHAR(10), UTCOccurrenceDateTime, 111)
HAVING(COUNT(Heading) < 2500000)
ORDER BY ServerName
I hear ya. Especially when something small really stumps you. Also, check the link I added earlier about date conversions. Seems like a useful site to bookmark. I am always forgetting datetime conversions/casts lol.
-Stephen