Today I came across an SQL statement that contains an element I\'ve never seen. Maybe someone can elaborate? This SQL is from a stored procedure in Sybase ASE 15
I need some help with thsi linq query. It shoudl be fairly simple, but it is kicking my butt. I need to use a subquery to filter out data from the main query, but every path I have tried to use resul
Although I know this isn\'t very efficient, I need to get this working fast so I try to follow the easiest path, or at least I thought so. I\'m trying to get the max data out of an entity and take int
I have thi next code, but he doesn\'t work: $select_sell = $this->select(); $select_sell->from($this->_name, array(\'rank_id\'))
I\'m struggling with a join/where clause with what is a rather simple sql select statement. I am t开发者_Go百科rying to retrieve a list of product information from tb1 with the where condition behind
I have an R data frame: > tab1 patt conc 1P10788 2P15720 3P1 10655 4P20644 5P25589 6P2 10544 I am trying to create a new column for conc as a percentage of conc at t=0 for each patient. As well
I need to negate multiple conditions at once u开发者_如何学编程sing Propel. E. g. a corresponding sql condition is:
I\'m trying to create a \"lookup\" column that would return the index of the array value that is equal to or less than the value being looked up. So this is my attempt, which seems to work fine, 开发者
I am hoping someone can help interpret the last code line (@Active=1....) for this SQL clause: SELECT DISTINCT LOC_ID
I have the the following SQL statement: SELECT[l.LeagueId] AS LeagueId, [l.LeagueName] AS NAME, [lp.PositionId]
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