Using a Having clause I eliminate getting the EVEN rows
and getting ovly the odd primary keys
By using Having (count(*) %2) = 0 I will get the even and not the odd.
SET NOCOUNT ON CREATE TABLE #set1 (k1 int identity) INSERT #set1 DEFAULT VALUES INSERT #set1 DEFAULT VALUES INSERT #set1 DEFAULT VALUES INSERT #set1 DEFAULT VALUES INSERT #set1 DEFAULT VALUES INSERT #set1 DEFAULT VALUES INSERT #set1 DEFAULT VALUES INSERT #set1 DEFAULT VALUES INSERT #set1 DEFAULT VALUES INSERT #set1 DEFAULT VALUES SELECT s1.k1 FROM #set1 s1 JOIN #set1 s2 ON (s1.k1 >= s2.k1) GROUP BY s1.k1 HAVING (COUNT(*) % 2) = 1 GO DROP TABLE #set1
A short but interesting article, the author has figured out a way to create a PDF from a stored procedure without using a third party library.
2019-09-20 (first published: 2003-08-26)
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Robert is back this week with a look at the text data type. Not the easiest thing to work with, but sometimes a varchar just doesn't give you the range you need.
2003-05-07
26,984 reads
Fast Track to MDX gives readers all the necessary background information needed to write useful, powerful MDX expressions and introduces the most frequently used MDX functions and constructs. No prior knowledge is assumed and examples are used throughout the book to rapidly develop MDX skills to the point where a reader can solve real business problems. A CD containing examples from within the book, and a time-limited version of ProClarity, is included
2003-05-01
2,698 reads
Robert is our expert on dynamic sql. This week he offers some good hints for planning the contruction of a proc that will use dynamic sql. He also adds some suggestions on how to format the code so that when you return to it later, you can figure out what you were doing!
2007-10-02 (first published: 2003-04-25)
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In this article Andy looks at one way you can separate your presentation code from your data when you generate HTML tables for simple reports. Lots of code examples so you can see how it works.
2002-08-05
5,904 reads
