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RE: Dynamic getting value of table_name??
I'm curious as to what you're actually trying to do with this, Papillon. What is the cursor for?
Anyway, you should probably read this...
http://www.sommarskog.se/dynamic_sql.html#Dyn_table
And be aware of this (which you...
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RE: Reading ID from XML file???
http://www.sqlteam.com/forums/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=69030
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RE: Deriving financial years
Group hug?
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RE: SQL executing on multiple DB''''s (but not all)?
And here's example 2...
Note that you only really need the bits in purple.
--preparation
create table table1 (id int identity(1, 1),...
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RE: SQL executing on multiple DB''''s (but not all)?
Okay, Eveliene - Here's example 1...
--data
create table #dbs (name sysname, )
insert #dbs
select 'model'
union all select 'tempdb'
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RE: SQL executing on multiple DB''''s (but not all)?
Hi EA,
> It will do the job, but it is not wat I was looking for.
If it will do the job, what is the problem?
I'm afraid I don't understand what...
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RE: Deriving financial years
> I'm not sure it will withstand a Leap Year
How dare you Jeff!
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RE: SQL executing on multiple DB''''s (but not all)?
You can use sp_MSforeachdb to run against all dbs, and then just check the db before you run what you need. e.g.
create table #dbs (name sysname)
insert #dbs
...
Ryan Randall
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RE: Deriving financial years
Okay. It's hard for me to tell whether we're going down the wrong path or not, since I don't have enough information to understand what you're trying to do. So...
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RE: Deriving financial years
> Also, can I create a function within a SPROC or does it permanently reside separately in the database?
It permanently resides separately in the database.
> How do I set the...
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RE: Produce a list of users and whose houses they rent
I'm sure you'll beat me next time!
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RE: Division Problem
> I must be fooled of overwork
Aren't we all!
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RE: Produce a list of users and whose houses they rent
How's this?
--function
go
create function dbo.fnGetHouseRenters(@House int) returns varchar(100) as
begin
declare @x varchar(100)
select @x = isnull(@x + ', ', '')...
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RE: Division Problem
How about...?
select (cast (3 as float)/cast (23 as float)) +
(cast (4 as float)/cast (23 as float)) +
(cast (7 as float)/cast (23 as float)) +
...
Ryan Randall
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RE: Deriving financial years
Goodness. This might be a bit simpler...
select d, year(d + 275)-1 from YourTable
If you need a function, you can use...
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