So you create a statement on top of what you have and then get an average of the datediff results.

AFAIK, you'd have to roll your own median function. I'm sure...

Could you post some sample data and expected results?

I'd use a Calendar table for this kind of thing.

As it wasn't my database, I would assume FIFO, but then I could be wrong. <g>

Frederico, any pointers on how to do it without a cursor? The only way I...

Correct me if I'm wrong, but if I'm processing a series of work orders for products I need to build, then the only way to do it seems to be...

This gets the "new" customers.  Then you'd just join this back to the Transactions/Sales table and do a simple sum.

SELECT CustomerID
FROM Customer c
WHERE NOT EXISTS (SELECT 1
		FROM...

• This reply was modified 1 week ago by  pietlinden.

Thanks... I think I'm going to read Itzik's book and watch some of Kendra Little's T-SQL courses on indexing and querying.

(Good time to have a normal job where people come...

Like this?

SELECT ct.[NAME]
	, SUM(ct.c_Imaging) AS Imaging
	, SUM(ct.c_Long_Term) AS Long_Term
	, SUM(ct.c_Factory) AS Factory
	, SUM(ct.c_Central_Office) AS Central_Office
	, SUM(ct.c_Pizza) AS Pizza
FROM
(SELECT ID
	, [Name]
	, CASE WHEN [Type] = 'Imaging' THEN [Count]...

I think you can grab the creation date of the file if you use a folder object and iterate over the files in PowerQuery. Then you could just remove the...

• This reply was modified 2 weeks, 2 days ago by  pietlinden.

Did you read this yet?

Cross Tabs and Pivots, Part 1 – Converting Rows to Columns – SQLServerCentral

You can insert the results of a stored procedure into a temporary table pretty easily

SELECT *
INTO #TempResult
FROM
	(SELECT store, [week], xCount
	FROM yt) AS sourceTable
PIVOT 
	(
		SUM(xCount)
		FOR [week] in ([1],[2],[3],[4],[5],[6])
	)...

Because order is not guaranteed without using an ORDER BY clause? This is SQL 101!

Wait... something's not right. Your test cases are imcomplete.

Looks like you want to group by PartID, CompanyID... then get a count

Something like

SELECT *
FROM #PartsData pd
WHERE partID IN...

• This reply was modified 3 weeks, 6 days ago by  pietlinden. Reason: retested queries

If you're using full recovery mode, restore up to just before you ran that query?

Show us your attempt. =)

SELECT BusinessKey
       .name
       ,attribute
       ,MIN(ValidFrom)
...

Jeff,

Yes, I did that... Found a bunch of stuff from IBM's website. Not much of it is terribly helpful, though. That's why I was asking here. There's a little on...