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Simple Math Question
Posted by Phil at 7/26/2006 2:41:01 AM
Hi,
Hope someone can help with something so silly and that I feel quite ashamed
about asking, I am just doing some simple percentage calcualtions which I
have done in sql before without any problems, my query simplified is as
follows
SELECT 50 /175 * 100
If you do this on a calculator... more >>
NOT IN Statment
Posted by Phil at 7/24/2006 2:38:01 PM
Hi,
Wonder if someone can help me I have written a very very basic sql (NOT IN)
Statment which was returning results fine but is not longer. The table
sructure is as follows
Table A
Field Name 'INS'
Type 'INT'
Table B
Field Name 'INS'
Type 'INT'
The statement reads as follows
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Data in wrong columns after query changed
Posted by JerryWendell at 7/24/2006 6:56:02 AM
I added a field to the middle of an existing query. Another query that
referenced the changed query had data in the wrong columns.
For example, the original query had
TaskID, division, CostID, Amount
I changed it to have
TaskID, division, company, CostID, Amount
When I executed a query... more >>
Date Query
Posted by Samson at 7/20/2006 4:37:01 PM
I need to query between todays date +14. Any suggestions on code. Thanks.... more >>
null character
Posted by panda at 7/6/2006 3:53:01 PM
Hi,
How do you write a sql statement to update a column to be of <null>?
What is the syntax?
If have tried "null" and \0
thanks... more >>
A Bug about SQL Query Analysis
Posted by Lorry Astra at 7/2/2006 11:41:02 PM
I found a bug about SQL Query Analysis, if u write a sql statement like this:
SELECT Tmptable.col1
table.col2
FROM TEMPDB..[Table] AS Tmptable
LEFT JOIN table ON Tmptable.ID=table.ID
we should know, this sentence is wrong, 'cos it seems like something wrong
between "Tmptable.col... more >>
Calling Two Stored Procedures to create one table
Posted by lucotc at 7/2/2006 7:53:01 PM
Is it possible to execute two stored procedures and create one table based on
the data in both of the SPs? If so, can someone explain how?
Thanks... more >>
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