OK, here's an example.  Try running against the Northwind database.

select employeeid,

Count1 = (

case

 when Count(EmployeeID) < 100 then Count(EmployeeID)

 else 0

end

),

Count2 = (

case

 when Count(EmployeeID) >= 100 then Count(EmployeeID)

 else 0

end

)

from...

OK - I see now what you're trying to do.

One idea I've had, which I've not tested, is for you to have a single subquery containing two counts

select studentid, count1,...

If you put the COUNTs in the subqueries, I think that this will work:

SELECT t1.TotalRows, t2.TotalRows FROM

(SELECT count(StudentID) TotalRows

FROM Attendance

WHERE ClassId=1 and Month(Date)=11 and status=0

GROUP BY studentID

HAVING...

Any time, glad to help.

You appear to have ditched my CASE statement, for some reason!  That's the way to get zero returned if B is 'no'.

Also, you should prefix your date column selections (tab1.date,...

I actually typed in your data to test my query, so it should be right

Please post the actual SQL that is generating the...

This should do it - uses a co-related subquery:

select t.b, t.d, t.c,

Calc = case t.b

when 'yes' then t.c / (select cast(sum(t2.c) as decimal(19)) from A t2 where t2.d =...

Have you tried a full reboot of the server?

Has anything been installed on the server recently?

Assuming that's all you want ...

SELECT MIN([DATE]) FROM STOCK_MOVEMENT_HISTORY

If you actually want more than that, please post an example of your required results.

Check this article & see whether it's relevant:

http://support.microsoft.com/kb/885442

No it doesn't.

From BOL:

COUNT(*) returns the number of items in a group, including NULL values and duplicates.

COUNT(ALL expression) evaluates expression for each row in a group and returns the number...

This is a weird one.  Have you run dbcc checkdb?

Also, if you run the statement directly through QA (rather than as part of a stored proc), do you get the...

As soon as you put a count() in your query, SQL Server assumes that you are attempting to summarise your data in some way.  In particular, it assumes that you...

Have you tried using DTS?  That should do it.

If you are using QA, check out the value of Tools/Options/Results/Maximum characters per column.