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Returning Value to Web App via Stored Procedure Posted by IronSights at 2/14/2007 5:52:07 AM I am trying to run an update stored procedure that will add 1 revision to the
rev field and return the Value back to my Application. My number is
incrementing by 2 and not 1.
Here is my Stored Procedure
CREATE PROCEDURE dbo.sp_Update_file
@kbid big,
@filename nvarchar(50),
@rev big OU...more >>
days between dates from a list Posted by jennifer.heintz at 2/13/2007 1:53:00 PM Hi,
I am trying to perform an interpolation of counts between event dates...my
data looks like this:
Event Date Count
1/1/06 13
1/17/06 9
2/3/06 7 etc...
The spacing of event date is not always equal thus I need to be able to do
something like this: ...more >>
it maybe a wrong return value Posted by Lorry Astra at 2/6/2007 3:40:02 AM There is a sql function like this below:
Create Function dbo.abc
(@ParamOne decimal, @ParamTwo decimal)
RETURNS Bit
AS
BEGIN
DECLARE @Result bit
if abs(@ParamOne-@ParamTwo)<0.01
SET @Result=1
else
SET @Result=0
RETURN ...more >>
*= Notation in 2005 Posted by David at 2/5/2007 2:23:01 AM Hi,
I've heard a rumour that the *= notation is no longer supported in SQL
Server 2005. I've searched through the knowledge base but can't find any
articles on it. If anybody who currently has 2005 could confirm whether it
is or isn't supported that would be great.
Thanks,
David.
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