Matt Miller (#4) (10/30/2015)

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drew.allen (10/29/2015)

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Sean Lange (10/29/2015)

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We do.

create table MyTrueBoolean

(

TrueBool bit not null

)

If you have a...

Sean Lange (10/29/2015)

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drew.allen (10/29/2015)

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Sean Lange (10/29/2015)

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We do.

create table MyTrueBoolean

(

TrueBool bit not null

)

If you have a bit...

Sean Lange (10/29/2015)

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We do.

create table MyTrueBoolean

(

TrueBool bit not null

)

If you have a bit column and no...

kat35601 (10/28/2015)

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Yes lastupdate is date time. Wow thanks for all the comments I used * in the select here because I did not want to copy and past the 28...

SolveSQL (10/27/2015)

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Phil,

Thank you for the link. i had read on it before. That is not an option for me. Basically i have to insert a dummy row in the excel...

In my understanding, which could very well be wrong, the answer is no. Implicit transaction has a very specific meaning which does not necessarily apply here. Since transaction...

Luis Cazares (10/23/2015)

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drew.allen (10/23/2015)

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You're trying to call a UDF DATEPART defined under the tblCall schema. Unless you've defined your own DATEPART function under this schema, I suspect what you...

In SQL 2008, your best bet is to use the Quirky Update Method[/url]. In SQL 2012 and above, you can use SUM with windowing functions.

Drew

You're trying to call a UDF DATEPART defined under the tblCall schema. Unless you've defined your own DATEPART function under this schema, I suspect what you want is DATEPART(yyyy,tblCall.Call_Date)...

peter 82125 (10/21/2015)

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Thanks, Gail and Drew. Gail, the links don't directly discuss EXISTS vs join, but it looks like one can conclude what Drew is saying that there is really...

I would actually rewrite Luis' query even further. You're obscuring the fact that you're calculating the number of days since started. I like to make that as explicit...

I think that it's always possible to rewrite an EXISTS query with an INNER JOIN or a CROSS APPLY.

Drew

This forum is for T-SQL, but what you've posted is clearly not T-SQL. It looks like some variant of C. You'd be better off posting in a forum...

jonas.gunnarsson 52434 (10/21/2015)

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Also verify the current collation, if column is nvarchar.

But first verify duplicates

-- List duplicates for column

select A.<column_name>

from <table_name> as A

left outer join <table_name> as...

Not with one pivot, but there is nothing to stop you from using two pivots. ...