I have the following script: SELECT left(SHI.FSOKEY, 6) AS [SoNo] ,substring(SHI.FSOKEY, 7, 3) AS [So Item]
I have 2 tables: \"orders\" and \"visits\". in the orders table i\'m saving some details about the order including \"userIP\" and \"orderDate\". in the visits table i\'m saving details everytime a use
The DDL creates the schema and data. I am looking for a where statement where it returns only one row for each ID and that row would be the last inserted row based on the inserteddate column.
Table1 ID Date Intime Outtime A00120000501 12:00:00 22:00:00 A00120000502 14:00:00 22:00:00 A00120000503 12:00:00 23:00:00
If I have an update statement like this: UPDATE Message SET Subject = Subject ...will SQL Server actually perform an update or is it smart enough to recognize that n开发者_运维技巧o update is real
Does anyone have a good method for searching an entire database for a given value? I have a specific string I\'m looking for, it\'s in TableA, and it\'s also a FK to some other table, TableB, except I
I should be able to reference tables in the join clauses from a subquery, shouldn\'t I? But the following query is giving me errors saying they can\'t be bound:
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