What I\'m trying to do is this: select Store.Id, (select COUNT(*) from StoreProduct where StoreProduct.Store_id = Store.Id) as _count from Store where _count > 3
When I run this query SELECT CustomerId FROM Stocks.dbo.Suppliers It gives me this error. Invalid column name \'CustomerId\'. This error is valid as there is no column CustomerId in Suppliers table
I have the following query running on a MySQL, but it fails when I run it on a SQL Server database. How should it look to please SQL Server?
Is t开发者_Python百科here any reason why or why not you should do an \'order by\' in a subquery?Yes: It should not be done, because it does not make sense conceptually.
I\'m not quite sure why the following query won\'t run in Access. It asks me to give the value of s1.sku
I have quite complicated query from which I would like to create a view. The query looks like this: select s.avg as c3, fs.bayes, fs.sure, fs.visu, fs.fstd from
I want to get a distinct result based on a property, but return the id in the select because I will be using it in a subquery.
I\'m rather experienced with SQL server \"select for XML path\" queries but now i run into a strange problem.
i tried to use the following query to insert data in a table and got an error insert into filmo_person_song (person_id, song_id, role_id)
The following MySQL query: select `userID` as uID, (select `siteID` from `users` where `userID` = uID) as `sID`,