I\'m using SQL Server 2005. And I\'m using ROUND T-SQL function to round a decimal column value. But it seems that the rounded value is incorrect.
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All I want to do is set a variable to the count of rows affected by the transaction and send that to a table. I don\'t know why I\'m having trouble, but here is my code
i want to Copy data one table to another table my table out put like this EnrollNoCheckInCheckOutDiffTime
I am researching archiving options for our database application (highly normalized schema) and would appreciate expert feedback.We are using Sql Server 2005, but if something works only in 2008 R2 tha
Developers, I am new to pivot tables, and am having a little problem with duplicates.My table, before pivoting looks like so:
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Hi friends I am in big trouble. I have query which is taking around 20 mins in execution.(4.5 crores records).
I am using a SQL Server 2005/20开发者_StackOverflow中文版08 Express database. Are there any problems with using the N string prefix (used for nvarchar fields) for varchar fields?
Please see the SQL statement below: Is there any better way to do this my eliminating the case statements?
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