$query1 = \"select * from linkat_link where emailuser = \'$email开发者_高级运维2\' or linkname =\'$domain_name2\'
I have a grouped query, and would like to filter it based on count(*) Can I do this without a subquery?
i have a DataTable that has a column (\"Profit\"). What i want is to get the Sum of all the values in this table. I tried to do this in the following manner...
SELECT count(distinct req.requirementid), req.requirementid, org.organizationid, req.locationofposting, org.registereddate
I have a schedule (Voyages) table like this: IDArrivalDepartureOrderIndex 101/01/1753开发者_运维知识库02/10/20090
I\'m creating an SSRS report which contains a table of orders, grouped by day. Now I can easily get the max order value for the day and put it in the group header by using the SSRS MAX() function.
Alright, this problem is a little complicated, so bear with me. I have a table full of data. One of the table columns is an EntryDate. There can be multiple entries per day. However, I want to selec
I can do this by looping the result of a simplified query: var query = from myrecord in dt.AsEnumerable()
This is my first real-world LINQ-to-SQL query. I was wondering if I am making any large, obvious mistakes.
Could someone double check my SQL statement for proper operation and general commonsense approach? Here\'s what\'s going on:I have a parent and child table with a one-to-many relationship, joined on
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