Rob Scholl


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Finding the Next Business Day Recursively

How do you find the next business day? What is a next business day? Holidays, country specific issues, etc. all come into play with many business functions and it can be a complicated process. New author Rob Scholl brings us a recursive function in TSQL to help solve this problem.

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2005-11-03

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