Also, I *hate* when people celebrate my birthday at work. I just want to work with people, I don't have any desire to get to know them better or spend...

I have this query that uses the same code over and over and I'm thinking putting it in a view because it will OBVIOUSLY run faster. Anybody have any idea...

Anybody going to be at sqlsaturday 736 in Columbus?

Jeebus Chris, I mean, if it works, it works, but yowza https://www.sqlservercentral.com/Forums/1934310/Upper-Case-Lower-Case?Update=1#bm1934444

Jeff Moden - Initial creation and unit test (http://www.sqlservercentral.com/Forums/Topic530630-8-2.aspx)

check out http://www.werelate.org, genealogy wiki site, someone may have info posted or be able to help. Also, Janet Ariciu was a major part of my finding information, she does...

Put your code into a stored procedure, execute your SSRS report using a stored procedure.

Good point, any relationship is part of your network and can be useful. If you're trying to reach those introverts though, might not want to put the scare tactics in...

either change the format in the query, or use something like FormatDateTime(Fields!CompletedDate.Value,DateFormat.ShortDate) = Today()

if your completedDate column is datetime, that could be your issue, comparing something with a time element to something without one.

Sorry to hear that Lynn, but at least he didn't fall when it happened. I hope that things go better for him soon.