Example from O in db.Orders join C in db.Customers on C.Id equals O.CustID Where O.ord_date == ( filter.OrderDate != null ? filter.OrderDate : o.ord_date) &&
Earlier on today I asked this question at SO: Count() and left join problem As indicated, the correct query for my problem is:
This is a sequel to my (other) dumb question that I have asked today I have a stored proc in SQL Server which needs to select certain rows based on a keyword, like:
Let\'s say I have query a database with a where clause WHERE _id IN (5,6,424,2) Is there any way for the returned cursor to be sorted in the order that the _id\'s where listed in the list? _id attr
I don\'t know too much about SSIS and I\'ve googled as much as I could on this. I\'d really appreciate any help I could get.
I have an XML document that I want to search a specific date and get information for just that date. My XML looks like this:
Table: Shopping shop_id shop_building shop_personshop_time 11Brian40 22Brian31 31Tom20 43Brian30 Table: buildings
Should SQL Server yield the same results for both of the queries below? The primary difference is the condition being placed in the WHERE clause with the former, and with the latter being placed as a
Many thanks to leppie: Currently I got Expression<Func<vwMailMerge,bool>> whereClause= null;
Recently I was pulled into the boss-man\'s office and told that one of my queries was slowing down the system. I then was told that it was because my WHERE clause began with 1 = 1. In my script I was
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