I wonder if you get overflow or page faults

Only joking, lol

That's twice then

for me, it means single dimension

Well, I'd hate to see how long your piece of paper is...

Well, sushila, you're heaping so many on Remi (must have broad shoulders or a large back) thought there might be a few for me

Mine would be cockupR'us

Another alternative

CREATE TABLE #temp (Location int,Item int,SalesWeek int,Qty int)

INSERT INTO #temp (Location,Item,SalesWeek,Qty)

SELECT Location,Item,SalesWeek,MAX(Qty) FROM [#Table]

GROUP BY Location,Item,SalesWeek

SELECT a.Location,a.Item,a.SalesWeek,a.Qty FROM #temp a

UNION

SELECT b.Location,b.Item,b.SalesWeek,MAX(b.Qty)

FROM [#Table] b

INNER...

Maybe

SELECT a.Location,a.Item,a.SalesWeek,a.Qty

FROM [Table] a

WHERE EXISTS (SELECT 1

FROM (SELECT TOP 2 x.Location,x.Item,x.SalesWeek,x.Qty

FROM [Table] x

WHERE x.Location=a.Location AND x.Item=a.Item AND x.SalesWeek=a.SalesWeek

ORDER BY x.Qty DESC ) y

WHERE...

I'll raise your pedantic with a pedantic, the query does not return a table but a recordset

The recordset can be interpreted as a table...

Provided the AtachmentID's are sequential for each MsgID (and start at 1) then you could try this

DECLARE @maxid int,@count int,@sql nvarchar(1000),@countstr varchar(10)

SELECT @maxid = MAX([AttachmentID]) FROM t_Attachments

CREATE TABLE #temp ([MsgID]...

Not quite true. TOP keyword is SQL7 (level 70) onwards only and the error is a symptom of compatabilty albeit the poster says it is not.

Remi, your code works because of the...

If there are only 2 attachments then

SELECT

a1.AttachmentID AS [AttachmentID1],

a1.MsgID AS [MsgID1],

a1.[FileName] AS [FileName1],

a1.AttachmentContents AS [AttachmentContents1],

a2.AttachmentID AS [AttachmentID2],

a2.MsgID AS [MsgID2],

a2.[FileName] AS [FileName2],

a2.AttachmentContents AS...

Monthly below and does 1 month from the start date.

Depending on what Quarterly means you could revise this accordingly

DECLARE @NoofDays int, @StartDate char(8), @sql varchar(4000)

SET @StartDate = '20050801'

SET...

try

exec sp_executesql @sql, N'@CDM nvarchar(1)', @CDM

instead of the exec

Just for fun

ISNULL(STUFF(STUFF(SOR_CODE,PATINDEX('%[0-9][a-z]%',SOR_CODE)+1,LEN(SOR_CODE),''),1,PATINDEX('%[0-9]%',SOR_CODE)-1,''),'')

Try this

DECLARE @Mode varchar(10), @StartDate char(8), @sql varchar(4000)

SET @Mode = 'Weekly'

SET @StartDate = '20050804'

SET @sql = '

DECLARE @StartDate datetime SET @StartDate='''+@startdate+''' SELECT DISTINCT 1,l.ResourceDesc,l.ResourceDesc AS [Desc]'

SELECT @sql...