There´s a button in the Variables pane which allows you to move the variable. It´s the one with an arrow.

My guts tell me that the non-clustered indexes are redundant and certainly seem to come from the DTA which will suggest covering indexes for the query without considering modifications to...

I agree with Sean, this is kind of weird. However, here's a way to accomplish it.

IF OBJECT_ID('SampleData', 'U') IS NOT NULL

DROP TABLE SampleData;

CREATE TABLE SampleData(

ID int,

Name varchar(100),

Identifier varchar(100)

);

INSERT INTO...

Be sure that you're under the correct scope.

Are you missing the variables or the variables panel?

I unpivoted the dates, so I wouldn't care which column has the...

This seems to be what you're asking for. However, it seems awkward that you consider the enddate as an enrollment date.

SELECT EMP.ID,

EMP.NAME,

...

I just edited...

Technically, you don't take it and insert it back, you just update it. It might be the same thing worded differently, but it gives you the syntax needed.

UPDATE AnnualClassifiedPAFs

SET ROUND...

For instance, you have to remove the RAM.Capacity and Disk.DiskSize from your GROUP BY. You might also need to aggregate the values before joining the tables. This can be done...

Sioban Krzywicki (7/23/2015)

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Wondering what you all would say if you were presented with a NoSQL system being developed for all your data and were told "It isn't meant to be...

In the properties section when you are positioned on the variable.

Juan

If no 3rd party tools are allowed, you're stuck with the 3 versions of execution plans (plain text, xml, graphic)....

You're welcome.

Do you understand how it works? Please post any questions that you have about this.

Here are some references:

Unpivot using CROSS APPLY: http://www.sqlservercentral.com/articles/CROSS+APPLY+VALUES+UNPIVOT/91234/

Cross tabs: http://www.sqlservercentral.com/articles/T-SQL/63681/

I'm seriously impressed.

Not only you managed to get things done by reading the article, understanding it and adapt it to your needs, you also took the time to read...