I don\'t know how to write the SQL syntax of getting the last record (according to recent post and is not replied to).
I search on SO many topics like this, but I can\'t apply to my query. This is : SELECT forum_categories.title, COUNT(DISTINCT forum_topics.id) AS total_topics,
I\'m fairly new to LINQ, so this might be an easy peasy solution for some of you. I\'ve been ripping my hair out for quite a while now :)
I\'m fairly new to LINQ, so this might be an easy peasy for some of you, but I\'ve been ripping my hair out for quite a while now :)
Here\'s my Query that does not work because it apparently violates the rules of the HAVING clause: SELECT
Ok I know this is going to sound stupid. But I hav开发者_如何学JAVAe tried everything. Here is my code to start of with
Hallo, I am having the table (look below), which having 4 records. Notice that ColumnA and ColumnB are having the same value, and ColumnC and columnD will have different value.
I have a table that contains a name of a color (teal, for example) and the associated primary color (blue). Sometimes a color entry can be the same as its associated primary color (red, red).
I am beating my brain against this one I have 3 SQL Server 2005 tables userawards: id, awardamount, userid, dateawarded, awardtypeid
like the title said, here is my code: S开发者_运维百科ELECT material, SUM([Amount]) AS [Amount], RIGHT(CONVERT(varchar(50), [date_in], 106), 8)
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