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  • RE: Today's Random Word!

    jasona.work (11/1/2016)


    Ed Wagner (11/1/2016)


    Luis Cazares (11/1/2016)


    crookj (11/1/2016)


    djj (11/1/2016)


    Revenant (11/1/2016)


    Ed Wagner (11/1/2016)


    Alan.B (11/1/2016)


    djj (11/1/2016)


    Luis Cazares (11/1/2016)


    Ray K (11/1/2016)


    Resistance

    Rebellion

    Jedi

    academy

    Apprentice

    Sorcerer

    Wizard

    prestidigitator

    Magician

    Illusion

    Mysterio

    Rey

  • RE: Today's Random Word!

    crookj (11/1/2016)


    djj (11/1/2016)


    Revenant (11/1/2016)


    Ed Wagner (11/1/2016)


    Alan.B (11/1/2016)


    djj (11/1/2016)


    Luis Cazares (11/1/2016)


    Ray K (11/1/2016)


    Resistance

    Rebellion

    Jedi

    academy

    Apprentice

    Sorcerer

    Wizard

    prestidigitator

    Magician

  • RE: Today's Random Word!

    Ray K (11/1/2016)


    Resistance

    Rebellion

  • RE: DECIMAL vs NUMERIC for ID values

    If you have 9 million rows, int can handle them perfectly. Unless you have a random sequence or something like this that might need to have always 10 digits (even...

  • RE: DECIMAL vs NUMERIC for ID values

    Decimal and numeric are synonyms in SQL Server. It doesn't matter if you choose one or the other, although it's a good practice to be consistent.

    On the other side, why...

  • RE: Time is an hour out!!!

    Go to the forum settings http://www.sqlservercentral.com/Forums/EditForumSettings.aspx

    And all the way down, there are the date and time settings. Check that you have the correct timezone and play with the checkbox that...

  • RE: Create function and SP

    It would be of some help if you post the code you used to grant permissions (with names changed).

    It would also help if you post if you got any messages...

  • RE: Can't get list of lowest prices

    First of all, this code seems to be MySQL. This is a SQL Server site, which means that most of us work primarily with that product. I can only give...

  • RE: Can't get list of lowest prices

    N_w (11/1/2016)


    Hi Luis, thank your for answer.

    It's very sad you think my question is a school homework. I'm new in DB world and I set up a linux box at...

  • RE: Are the posted questions getting worse?

    Sean Lange (10/31/2016)


    jasona.work (10/31/2016)


    Ed Wagner (10/31/2016)


    Sean Lange (10/31/2016)


    jasona.work (10/31/2016)


    ChrisM@Work (10/31/2016)


    Sean Lange (10/31/2016)


    ChrisM@Work (10/31/2016)


    Sean Lange (10/31/2016)


    Ed Wagner (10/31/2016)


    ThomasRushton (10/31/2016)


    Wryan138 (10/30/2016)


    So in lieu of some marvelous SQL wizardry, I'm just trying to...

  • RE: SQL Server equivalent for MySQL's Substring_index

    Of course, if you're just going to use the second delimiter, a faster approach is available. But I'm sure that you want something more flexible.

    ALTER FUNCTION dbo.SubstringIndex2(

    ...

  • RE: SQL Server equivalent for MySQL's Substring_index

    I might play with some possibilities, but here's an option that doesn't need concatenation.

    IF OBJECT_ID('dbo.SubstringIndex') IS NOT NULL

    DROP FUNCTION dbo.SubstringIndex

    GO

    CREATE FUNCTION dbo.SubstringIndex(

    ...

  • RE: Can't get list of lowest prices

    This sounds a lot like homework and we don't do homework in here.

    We can guide you, but you need to give specifics.

    Be sure to read the articles on my signature.

    You...

  • RE: Today's Random Word!

    whereisSQL? (10/31/2016)


    Ed Wagner (10/31/2016)


    Luis Cazares (10/31/2016)


    Manic Star (10/31/2016)


    Ed Wagner (10/31/2016)


    Grumpy DBA (10/31/2016)


    djj (10/31/2016)


    Remington

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    Beard

    Lady

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    Jam

    Pearl

    Black

  • RE: CASE WITH EXISTS

    Sean Lange (10/31/2016)


    Luis Cazares (10/31/2016)

    Although, if the row count is really low on that table, here's an alternative.

    SELECT TOP ISNULL( MAX(CONCAT(i.BatchId,+'_'+ i.Company+'_',ltrim(rtrim(i.[Accounting Period]))+'_nondlo.saf')), 'None')

    FROM [Havebury].[RepairInvoice].[RepairInvoiceNONDLO] i;

    Thank Luis. I thought...

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