Con Alexis (5/8/2016)

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Depending on number of rows, and indexes etc... but I would usually do a "GROUP BY" to identify dupes together with MIN to identify original record, then joining...

o103452 (5/6/2016)

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Sergiy (5/5/2016)

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Create a calendar table having a record for each day you company has been or will be filing tax reports.

Not sure if it's good or bad, but there...

o103452 (5/5/2016)

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Hi guys,

I'm working on modifying the fiscal date script from here.

I'm trying to figure out how to calculate the following.

FiscalWkofQrt

-- Week # of each querter where it resets every...

Given the name MASTER_CODING_RESULTS_ID, it's highly likely that this is the primary key, in which case there is no reason to reference the table more than once.

Drew

If you want a unique identifier with all zeroes, you can always do the following.

SELECT CAST(0x0 AS UNIQUEIDENTIFIER)

Drew

SQL Prompt will automatically adjust the case, so I don't care whether caps lock is on. Also, it becomes quickly obvious as you're typing that the wrong case is...

This is my best guess at doing this WITHOUT A CURSOR.

I combined your two derived tables into one by using the LAG function and removed unnecessary conditions in your CASE...

I would phrase that differently. They all take ties into consideration: RANK and DENSE_RANK treat ties as...

Ed Wagner (5/3/2016)

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I guess I must not understand the question either. From the way I read it, I would do something like this:

SELECT TOP 2 DateColumn

FROM dbo.TableName

...

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salliven (5/4/2016)

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Maybe this query?

;with cte as (

select TOP (select ((MD.TotalCount*80)/100) as TotalCount from [dbo].[Message_Identifier] MD where MD.MessageID = 1141)

DMQD.SubmitDate

from [dbo]. message_queue_details

DMM DMM.MessageID = 1141

order by SubmitDate

)

select

DATEDIFF(SECOND,MIN(SubmitDate), MAX(SubmitDate)) as TimeDiff

from cte

I...

ScottPletcher (5/3/2016)

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You need to create an index on ID in T2, T3, T4, T5 and T6.

You should check the tables in the order of most likely to EXIST first, so...

If the...

John Mitchell-245523 (4/29/2016)

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Or this - probably more efficient since it only involves a single scan:

SELECT DISTINCT

ID

,IDDATE

,FIRST_VALUE(FROMID) OVER (PARTITION BY ID, IDDATE ORDER BY JID) AS FROMID

,FIRST_VALUE(TOID) OVER (PARTITION BY ID,...

LTRIM() will remove leading spaces, RTRIM() will remove trailing spaces....