winsysadmin (10/21/2009)

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I need to be able to query a database to find records that meet BOTH of the following conditions below:

SELECT * FROM SoftwareProduct where Productname='Internet Information Services' and ProductVersion...

ur welcome 🙂

Stephen crocker (10/21/2009)

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I have a query I need to build and am pulling my hair out over it.

I have a table that has multiple records for each person in...

Remove the select part and just keep this in your sp

update [File]

set DownloadCount=DownloadCount+1

Where FileCode = @FileCodesql

Do you want to group it by sysuser and day?

CREATE TABLE #T1(dt datetime, AT varchar(50), SysUser Varchar(50))

INSERT INTO #T1 VALUES ('2006-08-21 08:25:04:633', 'SQLAgent', 'smithj')

INSERT INTO #T1 VALUES ('2006-08-22 08:25:04:633', 'SQLAgent',...

I love animals, so went an extra mile to provide the query 🙂

But if you provide the test data like this, you would get quicker reply. Thanks.

CREATE TABLE dbo.species(speciesID...

oh thanks Seth, I was not completely sure about that. I had to use an aggregate function there and had chosen max.

@Kramaswamy, sorry I was not 100% sure bout...

Please look at the explanation by Seth below. Thanks.

Will this do?

SELECT [Date], SubjectLine, max(case when categoryID = 1 THen CONTENT END) as Content

FROM #Temp

GROUP BY [Date], SubjectLine

declare a variable, get your total into that variable and then divide each column in the select with the variable something like this,

Declare @max-2 as float

Set @max-2 = 200...

Yes, same as Steve (with some test data and summing)

DRop table Manager

CREATE TABLE MANAGER(id int, category varchar(50))

INSERT INTO MANAGER VALUES(1,'Operations')

INSERT INTO MANAGER VALUES(1,'Operations')

INSERT INTO MANAGER VALUES(1,'Operations')

INSERT INTO MANAGER VALUES(1,'Operations')

INSERT INTO...

Thats nice of you to say that 🙂 ur welcome.

Getting the nickname is simple, join your profile_education table with profiles table...

I dont think so!!! add this to...

PIVOT:

Select profileID,

[1] as Institution1,

[2] as Institution2,

[3] as Institution3,

[4] as Institution4

FROM (Select

ProfileID, Institution, ROW_NUMBER()

OVER (PARTITION BY PROFILEID ORDER BY ProfileID) as Row_no from

profiles_education) as PE

PIVOT (max(INSTITUTION) FOR...

@paul-2,

amazing!! this is an undocumented feature isn't it?:w00t: (%%lockres%% )