I\'m trying to figure out a way to return results by using the group by function. GROUP BY is working as expected, but my question is: Is it possible to have a group by ignoring the NULL field. So tha
Is it possible, in Oracle, to group data on the output of a user defined function? I get errors when I try to, and it best illustrated by the below example:
I have two table开发者_JS百科s in an ORACLE 10g DB: The table USERS with columns: UserId | GroupId | Other details
I have a table with the following columns: boxid - nouns - username 1 - w1,w2,w3 - user1 1 - w3,w2,w4 - user2
I\'m grabing a list of banks that are a certain distance from a point ICBC6805119.86727673154 Bank of Shanghai7693372.999006839511
I have a pseudo SQL statement like select [orderid], [productname], [price], [productid_FK] from Order This will give me 5 rows:
I have a query that worked fine on MySQL and now doesn\'t on PostgreSQL This is the query: SELECT \"users\".*
I have such table in my MySQL database: --------------------------- |fid | price | date| ---------------------------
I Have the following Access table (Primary Key = Date+Id): DateIdValue 01/07/2011 00:10:005200 01/07/2011 00:30:005开发者_开发技巧210
I am trying to create reports based on data from a log in the database that looks like: id | student | type | marks
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