I\'m working on displaying a page of classifieds in table rows.The problem I\'m trying to solve is to arrange the ads in such a way that reduces the amount of white-space on the page, while maintainin
Is there a simpler/cleaner way to do this using SQL Server 2000? Every few days I need to do this. I first look at how many records we have total:
I have a table of contacts which has name and default_name columns among others. Contact name is name, unless name=NULL and then it is default_name (which cannot be NULL).
I have a product table with a product name, two product attributes fields, and a price field. The problem is that I can\'t change the way the database is structured. Each attribute fields are equival
I have two sql queries select * from table1 ORDER BY column1 Select top 10 * from table1 ORDER by column1
I want to produce an alphabetized list of names produced by adding together two columns of names, columnA, and columnB.
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I\'m reading through some old code at work, and have noticed that there are s开发者_StackOverfloweveral views with an order by 1 clause.What does this accomplish?
If I place DISTINCT keyword i get an error other wise it is working fine. ERROR: Msg 145, Level 15, State 1, Procedure SP_Products_GetList, Line 15
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