ramrajan (2/11/2015)

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The below query taking very long time to up few records also,

Can anyone please rewrite this query for good performance with INNER joins.

SELECT

...

Debbie Edwards (2/11/2015)

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Hi,

I have come across a niggle that I cant seem to resolve.

I have a number field and my report is ordered against it. However, When I looked I...

New Born DBA (2/6/2015)

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I have this SQL statement with 2 different execution plan. I am also attaching both execution plan. No one has complained about the performance yet. Just curios...

Sioban Krzywicki (2/4/2015)

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Grant Fritchey (2/4/2015)

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Sioban Krzywicki (2/4/2015)

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Some of it is probably the sport you're focusing on. Two of the sports were football and field events (shot put, discus, javelin). It...

Grant Fritchey (2/5/2015)

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ChrisM@Work (2/5/2015)

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Grant Fritchey (2/4/2015)

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SQLRNNR (2/4/2015)

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Grant Fritchey (2/4/2015)

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Sioban Krzywicki (2/4/2015)

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Some of it is probably the sport you're focusing on. Two of the sports were football and field events (shot...

Grant Fritchey (2/4/2015)

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SQLRNNR (2/4/2015)

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Grant Fritchey (2/4/2015)

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Sioban Krzywicki (2/4/2015)

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Some of it is probably the sport you're focusing on. Two of the sports were football and field events (shot put, discus, javelin)....

dwain.c (2/4/2015)

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Quite interesting.

This illustrates the problem.

CREATE VIEW dbo.Test

WITH SCHEMABINDING

AS

SELECT

RecordLastChangedDateKey=20150204,

x=CAST('20150204' AS DATE) ;

GO

CREATE UNIQUE CLUSTERED INDEX IDX_t1 ON dbo.Test (RecordLastChangedDateKey, x);

GO

SELECT *

FROM dbo.Test;

GO

DROP VIEW dbo.Test;

Perhaps this solves it?

CREATE VIEW dbo.Test

WITH...

Byzza (2/3/2015)

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I'm sure this is by far not the best way to do things, buts its been the only way I've worked out so far.

I have 2 tables - 1...

theboyholty (2/4/2015)

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Thanks but its still giving me the message "The view contains a convert that is imprecise...

theboyholty (2/4/2015)

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I'm trying to create an indexed view. In my table there are 5 dates, all integers in their native form e.g. 20150204. I want to out put this in...

SELECT

d.Fullname,

Lastname = LEFT(d.Fullname, pos1-2), -- -2 removes the comma, could use REPLACE

FirstName = SUBSTRING(d.Fullname, pos1+1, (pos2-pos1)-1),

MidddleName = SUBSTRING(d.Fullname,pos2+1,8000), -- could use REPLACE to remove period

x1.*, x2.* -- included...

-- Before attempting to fix the results set of your query,

-- you might want to do some remedial work on the components of it.

-- Here's a little sample set...

It's easy once you've worked through your first example. Here's another article written by Jeff Moden:

http://www.sqlservercentral.com/articles/Crosstab/65048/%5B/url%5D

A couple of minor changes to your query which may make the job easier:

SELECT --...

Resender (2/2/2015)

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ok this is something of a best practice of mine in my queries

I always do

WHERE 1 = 1

I can't remember where I picked this habit up and I'm one...

Your query isn't properly formed, the subquery (timesheets join employeemaster) isn't correlated with the UPDATE target leavehoursearned.

Start by writing a SELECT query which correctly joins all three tables and...