Exercise your Google-Fu.

Here[/url]'s one.

If you google it, you'll find more answers than you can shake a stick at.

Maybe start here:

http://www.sqlservercentral.com/articles/Best+Practices/61537/

and maybe this:

http://spaghettidba.com/?s=how+to+post

Look at your question from our perspective. How are we to test any of it? Without data, we can't. If you set up the...

Got some table definitions and some fake data? (Fake if it's confidential... representative is fine). And expected output?

Why do you want to use cursors for this? "Cursor" is a dirty word around here. You could probably do all this with either aggregate or window functions.

If your goal is to show all the sales from the latest sale date, then no.

Sorry, didn't read very carefully...

I think this will do what you want... or most of it.

DECLARE @Date1 DATE = '10-Aug-2015',

@Date2 DATE = '07-Sep-2015'

,@Diff INT

SELECT @Diff = ABS(DATEDIFF(day,@Date1,@Date2));

PRINT @Diff;

the ABS() removes...

For grins, create a dummy table and just copy a bunch of tweet URLs, and see if they work. That's where I got them for my report. If that...

What can't you see?

Sounds like homework. Show us what you tried.

What happened when you ran the query to see if there were any "illegal" hyperlinks?

The INSERT statement should have nothing to do with it, but it's your database,...

Table 1 has "Gender" field with "Male" and "Female" in it, table 2 has "Gender" field with "M" and "F" in it. a query to compare data and list the...

I would write a query against the underlying datasource (table(s)) to see what's going on.

Something like:

SELECT *

FROM TweetsList

WHERE TweetURL NOT LIKE 'http://%'

AND TweetURL NOT LIKE 'https://%'

AND TweetURL NOT LIKE 'ftp://%'

AND...

I don't think so. I did the first one as an embedded dataset and created a union query, just because I wanted the report to be as simple as...

Post if it still doesn't work and explain what you did step by step... because try as I might, I can't reproduce the issue. Can you open the links...

Okay, taking it from the top, because I have no clue why mine works and yours doesn't.

Create a dummy table:

CREATE TABLE TweetsList(

TweetDate DATE NOT NULL,

TweetURL VARCHAR(50) NOT NULL

);

GO

Populate:

INSERT...