/* test data */
drop table if exists #test_apps;
go
create table #test_apps(
  AppNumberint not null,
  Employeenvarchar(64) not null,
  Time_generatedatdatetime2 not null);
go

insert #test_apps(AppNumber, Employee, Time_generatedat) values
(143270137,'shiva', '2019-09-23...

Yes it's part of SSIS but honestly: I can make SQL Servers fly but creating C# Code which aswell flies on SQL Server is a completely different story therefore...

Ok, yeah that's right.  I was thinking of something else

"most recent" is the smallest date

Thank You.

Can i define player_name as an index?

How do i  add highscores to the table using pr_PutHighScoreList(stored procedure)

You can only appear on the high score list once, and only...

The ORDER BY entr_dt I think should be ascending.  Earlier is better?

update a
set
  revenue=revenue*isnull((tsr_run.rate/tsr_ship.rate),1)
from
  test_tableA a
 left join
  test_season_rate tsr_ship on a.itemnumber=tsr_ship.itemnumber
   and datepart(m, a.shipmentdate)=tsr_ship.season_month
 left join
  test_season_rate tsr_run on a.itemnumber=tsr_run.itemnumber
 ...

The code you provided executed without error and returned 24 rows.  The two temp tables have identical DDL so it seems to maybe make sense to do UNION ALL and...

Could be something like this

ALTER PROCEDURE [dbo].[employee]
@isemployee int
AS
BEGIN
DECLARE @Email Varchar (100)
DECLARE @Name Varchar (100)

IF (@isemployee = 0)
BEGIN
SELECT @Email = text from dbo.emailtable WHERE email = 'XXX'
SELECT @Name...

This code has the 3 ranking methods (row_num, row_rank, and dense_row_rank) and joins to itself twice to get the next and previous list members.  The ORDER BY for the rankings...

One sane way to allocate inventory is to do it when the invoices are generated.  Is the purpose here to answer the question "how many of which products can I...

It must be for testing.

Could you explain please why the guid is there?

In this link: https://wordpress.org/support/topic/strange-search-error/

The user 'rundlof' wrote:

I have seen this on non-WordPress sites too, only Chrome. I believe it is an autocomplete entry created as a result of an error...

This works:

declare @v table(
  varchar_id varchar(36));
declare @u table(
  unique_id uniqueidentifier);

insert @v(varchar_id) values('09C4C7B4-1275-460A-AE23-FFA9256B1ABE');

insert @u(unique_id) select * from @v where varchar_id='09C4C7B4-1275-460A-AE23-FFA9256B1ABE';

select * from @v v join @u...