I have two tables: entreprises(id, name) entreprises_struct(id,entreprise_id, entreprise_child_id) let\'s say i have these data:
I have a table with the following structure: timestamp | name | value 0| john | 5 1| NULL | 3 8| NULL | 12
I have a SQL Server 2008 CTE which is responsible for returning the Top Review for a location. The CTE is wrapped in a UDF (Table-Valued), and joined on the LocationId field, so i can get the top rev
I am trying to generate a list of numbers from -1 to 1 in .1 increments. The following is code is giving me an error:
After going through all the hard work of writing a recursive CTE query to meet my needs, I realize I can\'t use it because it doesn\'t work in an indexed view.So I need something else to replace the C
I have begun reading about Common Table Expression and cannot think of a use case where I would need to use them. They would seem to be redundant as the same can be done with derived tables. Is there
I\'m trying to generate some XML with various levels of nesting, and at the risk of over-simplifying, the output XML will be loosely of the format:
I have to use old school ADODB (not ADO.NET) to execute a statement that contains a Common Table Expression.
I am designing a system to record and report on daily measurement data.The data consists of a category identifier, the date/time, and the measurement data (of which there can be up to 500 pieces eithe
CTEs are a bit new to me so I am hoping someone can help with the following one which I wrote that will take a category table and build a hierarchy out of it for display.I know this kind of thing is a
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