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  • RE: Help me with a code, please

    I need to understand two things in this part of the code. What does those red expressions in quotes mean and what does T.N mean? Probably stupid questions but I...

  • RE: Help me with a code, please

    Steve Jones - SSC Editor (12/6/2011)


    If you need nulls or 0s in there, then you would add that logic, and replace the values in the SELECT with a NULL based...

  • RE: Help me with a code, please

    Steve Jones - SSC Editor (12/6/2011)


    A couple of things. The month of payment, is that a date?

    No, actually it is set as a varchar(50) column. Should I change it to...

  • RE: Help me with a code, please

    Tom Brown (12/6/2011)


    There will be a much simpler and faster way of doing this problem without using LOOPs. If you are interested I can sort out a few...

  • RE: Is this possible? Two questions by a newbie.

    Guys, thank you very much for your support.

    I will take my time and make an in-depth research of what you have written so far.

    To be honest, this is a task...

  • RE: Is this possible? Two questions by a newbie.

    Ninja's_RGR'us (11/14/2011)


    year - month

    2011 - 1 - January

    2011 - 2 - February

    2011 - 3 - Marche

    If you sort by column 1 & 2, the sequence will be correct in the...

  • RE: Is this possible? Two questions by a newbie.

    bitbucket-25253 (11/13/2011)


    First of all realize that there is not a "next row", in a SQL table, rows are not guaranteed to be returned in the order in which they were...

  • RE: Is this possible? Two questions by a newbie.

    Ninja's_RGR'us (11/14/2011)


    Classic demand / mistake.

    Either return the date of the first of the month or return YEAR and month in 2 separete columns.

    Then sort by those values, but present the...

  • RE: Is this possible? Two questions by a newbie.

    I should have write the second question more clearly, sorry.

    I am able to use SELECT command for the datetime values in the date column and show them in a month-year-only...

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