thomashohner (8/9/2016)

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This may not seem odd to many, but it is the first time I have seen it and I need to rework it in such a way that I...

Please post sample data and expected results as in the first link in my signature.

That being said, if you want to find a value base on the MAX/MIN of another...

+1 on this....

tstagliano (8/9/2016)

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I have the following select statement where i am trying to pull period Revenue along with Total Revenue for engagements. The Rev_main table has a period column so...

Okay, after looking at the other code posted, it looks like Lynn's code will work only with paths. My code will work with all directed acyclic graphs. A...

Here are the two queries that I was alluding to. The first one starts with the original stakeholders and moves down the tree. Then you filter based on...

You've rewritten a CASE statement in about as obscure a way as possible.

-- Your version

ISNULL(CAST(NULLIF(ISNUMERIC(@deposit), 1) AS money), @deposit)

-- The straightforward version

CASE WHEN ISNUMERIC(@deposit) = 1 THEN CAST(@deposit as money)...

Hugo is right that my approach may have a lot of reads, but there is a modification to my approach that will have many fewer reads, but it first requires...

I'm getting frustrated. http://www.sqlservercentral.com/Forums/Topic1807080-391-1.aspx

Drew

Edited to place the bold tags outside of the url.

sku370870 (8/5/2016)

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drew.allen (8/5/2016)

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sku370870 (8/5/2016)

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Thanks for your reply. But when I am on any particular stage, all I have to hand is the StakeholderID for that stage - so I can't...

lmarkum (8/5/2016)

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I forgot to mention that in these plans there will be a missing index recommendation on the NewsletterHistory. I don't understand the recommendation because the only place I...

sku370870 (8/5/2016)

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Thanks for your reply. But when I am on any particular stage, all I have to hand is the StakeholderID for that stage - so I can't start with...

joanna.seldon (8/5/2016)

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hi

this works brill within my view

, ROW_NUMBER() OVER(PARTITION BY a.StudentID

ORDER BY CASE WHEN b.[VehicleType] = 'CAR' THEN 1...

Since you're on SQL 2012, look at LAST_VALUE.

Drew

Edited: Added hyperlink.

Please provide sample data and expected results as listed in the first link in my signature.

Drew