I haven't encountered this problem, but it came out from...

There's not much detail on this in BOL. There's a paragraph with an example in the Limitations and Restrictions...

If absolutely necessary, I'm not sure if a point in time restore could help to get the data before the execution of the stored procedure.

You could use cross tabs to create by creating a row number for each team.

WITH CTE AS(

SELECT Client_Teams.Parent, Teams.Name,

...

Because it needs single quotes to identify strings. Most (or all) languages need quotes to identify strings, so there shouldn't be a big surprise. Without quotes, there would be no...

Have you tried a 3rd party tool like SQL Sentry?

That's one of the great things of CTEs. When you update a CTE, you're actually updating the underlying tables. This is not restricted to updates, you can insert and delete...

ameen.yousuf88 (7/22/2015)

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hmm tried this approach but kept on getting an error.....

I however was able to solve the problem. I used Left Outer Join instead of Inner Join and moved the...

rmedeiros (7/22/2015)

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Luiz thanks for the return, I'm looking for help on the forums, I'm not picking up random script, I have many databases with a total data 7TB can not...

To find duplicates use this code.

SELECT phd_user_id

FROM PHD_USER

GROUP BY phd_user_id

HAVING COUNT(*) > 1

Something like this?

SELECT [Group],

MAX( Info1) AS Info1,

MAX( Info2) AS Info2,

MAX( Info3) AS Info3

FROM(

...

You should not store your values as shown on the result of the query. That goes against normalization and will give you problems when you need to add a different...

Why do you have repeated values on Table_Two? That would only create a great amount of rows when creating the queries.

A better way to do this is by using a...

If you have a .bak file, you need to restore the file into a database, as you only have a backup file.

https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms177429.aspx

After restoring your database, you need to define what...

Maybe someone can find a better way of doing this, but here's an option.

It unpivots the table to order the 3 values, assigns a row number for each value and...