use enterpriseonly

go

declare @dt;

SET @dt = (SELECT d1 FROM [EnterpriseOnly].[dbo].[datee]);

or

SELECT @dt = d1 FROM [EnterpriseOnly].[dbo].[datee];

This assumes table [datee] has only one row.

Fast and accurate:

SELECT [FirstMonday] = DATEADD(dd,CASE x.wd WHEN 'mo' THEN 0 WHEN 'su' THEN 1 WHEN 'sa' THEN 2 WHEN 'fr' THEN 3 WHEN 'th' THEN 4 WHEN 'we' THEN...

This incorporates many of the changes suggested to date and replaces the cursor with a local temporary table.

ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[cust_CreateJournalEntry]

@PO_NUMBER VARCHAR(10)

...

Heh! Funny - I thought your solution had a triangular join but it isn't. That >= ALL () appears to be very efficient with this small data set. It's twice...

Sure.

SELECT

d.[rec_index],

d.file_desc,

d.is_modified

FROM (

SELECT

[rec_index],

file_desc,

is_modified,

rn = ROW_NUMBER() OVER(PARTITION BY file_desc ORDER BY rec_index...

dardar4 (8/17/2011)

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thnx for the help but that didn't work

insert into MyTable (file_desc, is_modified) values ('a.txt',0)

insert into MyTable (file_desc, is_modified) values ('a.txt',1)

insert into MyTable (file_desc, is_modified) values ('b.txt',0)

insert into...

Thanks for the sample data.

The simplest solution to this is the following:

SELECT

file_desc,

rec_index = MAX(rec_index)

FROM MyTable

WHERE is_modified = 0

GROUP BY file_desc

There's no need to incur the cost and...

It's a simple aggregate.

Have you read the introductory article [/url]yet?

Writing a few INSERT statements will take you seconds.

It will only take us seconds to write your query but without...

Like this:

CREATE TABLE #Sample (some_index INT, [file_name] nvarchar(50), is_modified bit)

INSERT INTO #Sample (some_index, [file_name], is_modified)

SELECT 1, 'anything.txt', 0

but with a few more rows.

Don't name a column [index], or...

dardar4 (8/17/2011)

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hi all

i have a table with those columns: index[int], file_name[nvarchar(50)], is_modified [bit]

i need to write an sql statement that will do the following:

go over all the records in the...

Lowell (8/16/2011)

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that post from Paul exactly encapsulates that portion of his presentation Chris, yes.

» Dmitri Korotkevitch's web site,...

Vlad-207446 (8/16/2011)

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SSC -- please disregard my post with all that crazy function of mine 🙂 it was designed for something else and I just tried to adapt it...

GSquared (8/16/2011)

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Chris, I think he's probably using some variation of a Calendar Table. Those are the best way to calculate things like working days and such, and it looks...

It has to be easier than this. You don't need a table of weekends, you can calculate them:

DECLARE

@HolStartDate DATETIME = '17/08/2011',

@HolEndDate DATETIME = '27/08/2011'

SELECT DATEADD(dd,rn,@HolStartDate)

FROM (SELECT top 100 rn...

Lowell (8/15/2011)

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i just sat in on a SQLSaturday #79 in Davie(Fort Lauderdale) presentation on how to improve performance in exactly this situation;

the Presenter was Dimitri, and he had a great...