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  • RE: Help with a query? Parent - Child hierarchy problem

    lewisdow123 (5/24/2012)


    The id is a primary key with automated self incrementing identity, so the next child will always be greater than the previous.

    That's not what you said in your original...

  • RE: Help with a query? Parent - Child hierarchy problem

    lewisdow123 (5/24/2012)


    Hi,

    I'm hoping someone will be kind enough to give me a hand on a little problem I have.

    Basically we a relationship table, that uses a parent-child association, this table...

  • RE: How to check if a comma seperated column contains the desired word

    Jeff Moden (5/23/2012)


    Of course, that's also why I generally don't allow XML in any of my databases. 😀

    I wish I had the authority to enforce that sort of rule

    dwain.c (5/22/2012)


    Cadavre...

  • RE: ascending numbers

    ColdCoffee (5/22/2012)


    using System;

    using System.Data;

    using System.Text;

    using System.Data.SqlClient;

    using System.Data.SqlTypes;

    using Microsoft.SqlServer.Server;

    public partial class UserDefinedFunctions

    {

    [Microsoft.SqlServer.Server.SqlFunction]

    public static SqlInt32 SortDigits(SqlInt32 Number)

    {

    ...

  • RE: ascending numbers

    SQLKnowItAll (5/22/2012)


    Cadavre (5/22/2012)


    Bit of a guess: -

    SELECT Num,

    ((SELECT bits

    FROM (SELECT SUBSTRING(CAST(Num AS VARCHAR(19)),n,1),

    Num

    ...

  • RE: ascending numbers

    SQLKnowItAll (5/22/2012)


    Very nice! Now the question plaguing me is... Why on earth would we want to do this?!

    The only reason that springs to mind is interview/homework question to see if...

  • RE: ascending numbers

    Bit of a guess: -

    SELECT Num,

    ((SELECT bits

    FROM (SELECT SUBSTRING(CAST(Num AS VARCHAR(19)),n,1),

    Num

    FROM #Number...

  • RE: Updating Comma Delimited Field

    I agree with the previous statements made, you are going to have many difficulties.

    However, your current design can be used if it absolutely has to.

    SELECT MRN, additional_procedure, additional_procedure_Location,

    STUFF((SELECT ','+

    ...

  • RE: Sintax error, stopred procedure

    Or do it in one go -

    DECLARE @sql NVARCHAR(4000);

    SELECT @sql =

    'exec master.dbo.xp_cmdshell ''rmdir "c:\tempo_SGCTLOCAL\"'', no_output;'+CHAR(13)+CHAR(10)+

    'exec master.dbo.xp_cmdshell ''mkdir "c:\tempo_SGCTLOCAL\"'', no_output;'+CHAR(13)+CHAR(10)+

    'exec master.dbo.xp_cmdshell ''MOVE '+@caminho+'*.* c:\tempo_SGCTLOCAL'', no_output;'+CHAR(13)+CHAR(10)+

    'exec master.dbo.xp_cmdshell ''rd /s/q '+@caminho+''', no_output;'+CHAR(13)+CHAR(10)+

    'exec master.dbo.xp_cmdshell...

  • RE: How to check if a comma seperated column contains the desired word

    dwain.c (5/22/2012)


    Doesn't work obviously! Note the statement at the end of my post, which I put there suspecting that the data in the catenated string may not be very...

  • RE: How to check if a comma seperated column contains the desired word

    dwain.c (5/21/2012)


    If you're trying to join the two tables based on common names, you can also use PATINDEX.

    Create table #basetable(Id int identity, Component varchar(256))

    Create table #dailytable(ID Int, FILENAME Char(50), PROCESS...

  • RE: Error performing Count Text Data Column

    Much easier to answer you now.

    SELECT '#TmpAct' AS TableName, 'ACCOUNT_ID' AS ColumnName,

    COUNT(DISTINCT b.ACCOUNT_ID) AS NumDistinctValues,

    MIN(c.ACCOUNT_ID) AS MinValue,

    MAX(c.ACCOUNT_ID) AS MaxValue

    FROM #TmpAct a

    CROSS APPLY (SELECT CAST(a.ACCOUNT_ID AS VARCHAR(MAX))) b(ACCOUNT_ID)

    CROSS...

  • RE: Error performing Count Text Data Column

    Welsh Corgi (5/21/2012)


    It is close. It returns 9 as the Min value when it should be 8.

    I'm using a concatenate function in Excel.

    Without DDL and sample data that reflects what...

  • RE: Error performing Count Text Data Column

    Total guess having not seen sample data or DDL.

    SELECT TableName, ColumnName, COUNT(ColumnName) AS DistinctValues,

    MIN(MinValue), MAX(MaxValue)

    FROM (SELECT

    'ACCOUNT' AS TableName,

    ...

  • RE: How to check if a comma seperated column contains the desired word

    Are you attempting to join your two tables based on the comma deliminated list in "component" and the "process" ?

    If so, something like this might help: -

    SELECT *

    FROM #dailytable daily

    INNER...

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