A SQL Table (Trades) has three fields AvgProfit, MinProfit and Hold - Hold is a Computed Colum... If AvgProfit < MinProfit, Hold = \'Hold\' and if AvgProfit > MinProfit, Hold = \'Trade\'
Greetings. Need some assistance with creating a computed column on this table: USE [ScienceWorksSummary]
The data set that I\'m working with is similar to the one below (although the example is of a much smaller scale, the data I\'m working with is 10\'s of thousands of rows) and I haven\'t been able to
I have something like this create function Answers_Index(@id int, @questionID int) returns int as begin return (select count([ID]) from [Answers] where [ID] < @id and [ID_Question] = @questionID)
My SQL view returns the following ID Name AA Gina AB George AC John I would like to add a computed column UpCounter so my view returns something like
I\'ve been trying to understand why I get a \"divide by zero encountered\" (Msg 8134) with my SQL query, but I must be missing something. I would like like to know the why for the specific case below,
I have this query in which one of the column is a calculated one. Every thing is working except it is not ordering the results when I use that calculated column in query. The query is a very large one
Is it possible to set the datatype of hardcoded or computed columns in Oracle. For example:: SELECT AccountID FROM Account
I would like to query the definition of a computed column from the database, but can\'t find a command that seems to do what I want...
I\'ve a DataTable with a column VatRate retrieved from database column of fl开发者_开发知识库oat DataType. Now I want to add a computed DataColumn in my DataTable with VatRate formated to two decimal
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