If I understand you correctly, you want something like:

district | dq_rec_start_cycle_ind | cycle_count

1 ...

You never know for sure :hehe:

RAISERROR ('My debugging text', 10,1) WITH NOWAIT

Will return message back to caller immediately. Using ADO.Net SqlInfoMessage you can subscribe to it and get it back during stored proc asynchronous...

Cannot see your attachment and your question is not very clear. However, I guess, what you need is:

ROW_NUMBER() OVER (PARTITION BY [ditsrict column name] ORDER BY [whatever column you want...

What do you mean "full permission"?

You can remove permission from role using REVOKE

Placed your code into my query window and executed it.

No problems at all! All five records inserted with Location set to USA a per default.

Are you sure you are getting...

CELKO (4/16/2012)

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Yes, but it is bad programming. The PRINT is for debugging and not production code. Think about 100 people calling the same program. You do not want to directly...

For the purpose you need, the best way is to use RAISERROR like that:

RAISERROR ('My debugging text', 10,1) WITH NOWAIT

It's the same as PRINT, but it guaranteed to be returned...

The correct answer to this question is: NO! You cannot join table to multiple columns!

More than that, you cannot joint table...

If you have default constraint on the column and do not specify this column in the column list of insert statements it should work.

Could you please post full ddl of...

I'm glad it did help you.

But it worth to mention that I would just use normal cursor and dynamic sql. That is exactly the case where using cursor is...

What do you mean by "expensive"? It's as affordable as anything else.

Just use it properly with sp_executesql and parameters...

Good for you! It is easy now. Here is an answer:

http://www.sqlservercentral.com/articles/Best+Practices/61537/

sqlbi.vvamsi (4/16/2012)

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Hello,

I've a table with a numeric and date columns. Assuming a,b are the column names, I'm writing a query which isn't returning any rows. Below is the query

select *...

Another way, using sp_msforeachtable:

create table dbo.OutputTable (OriginTableName nvarchar(500), RecordCount INT)

create table dbo.TableList (Name nvarchar (500))

insert dbo.TableList

select '[dbo].[swap]'

union select '[dbo].[products]'

union...