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i wanna to make a query that select users that have same username and same hour of creation date by using postgresql database ...
i wanna to make a query that select users that have same username and same hour of creation date by using postgresql database ...
Hello friends. At present i am doing a project regarding SQL injection. I am doing it in such a way that it will find the SQL injection independent of the server side scripting.. whether it may be jsp or asp or php. Now the major problem is I have to extract the SQL query from the web page. That is when i press submit button for instance...
How to select the MySQL's engine name of some table. MyISAM or InnoDB. Can we do it by a simple sql query? ...
Hi, I have a class Marketorders which contains information about single market orders and they are gathered in snapshots of the market (represented by class Snapshot). Each order can appear in more than one snapshot with the latest row of course being the relevant one. class Marketorders(models.Model): id = models.AutoField(primary...
Time and again, I've seen people here and everywhere else advocating avoidance of nonportable extensions to the SQL language, this being the latest example. I recall only one article stating what I'm about to say, and I don't have that link anymore. Have you actually benefited from writing portable SQL and dismissing your dialect's prop...
I'm trying to pull results from a table that have been inserted today. Each insert is marked with a timestamp. If I do a query like: SELECT * FROM table WHERE added > DATE_SUB(NOW(), INTERVAL 1 DAY) It seems I get stuff that did fall on today's date, but also stuff from 24 hours ago. maybe I'm seeing things. I don't want to s...
I am deploying a rails app to heroku which uses PostgreSQL as its back-end. In my database migration I normally set the ID field for things likes reports etc to at least 1000, most clients don't seem to like starting at 1. Normally I use mysql and I simply add an sql specific after my table creation: def self.up create_table :repor...
Hi, I have a table that looks like the following: id, Name, LinkBackId, Param1, Param2, Param3 1, "Name1", NULL, 10, 20, 30 2, "Name2", NULL, 10, 20, 30 3, "Name3", 2, 14, NULL, NULL The LinkBackId is important here because this is associated with the id that is also in th...
Does anyone know how to insert data into a table in increments of about 1000? I have a table with thousands of records that I want to insert into an identical table on a different server. ...
I'm trying to implement a search feature for an offline-accessible StackOverflow, and I'm noticing some problems with using MySQLs FULLTEXT indexing. Specifically, by default FULLTEXT indexing is restricted to words between 4 and 84 characters long. Terms such as "PHP" or "SQL" would not meet the minimum length and searching for those t...
I'm using MS SQL 2005, and I want to check two dates for equality, but ignoring the time part. I know I can make use of DATEDIFF, but am concerned that it may be slow - this SP gets used in the DB a lot! Any suggestions? Edit: David Andres' comment: '"comparison" includes much more than equality' made me realise that I didn't make my...
A few minutes ago, while working out a new sproc, I executed the wrong delete statement. Something like this: Delete From SomeTable Where SomeStatusID=1 10 seconds into it, I realized that I typed in the wrong status and hit cancel. It said that the statement was canceled. I did a restore to a separate database to get back the table ...
How do I get the granted permissions for a stored procedure in sql server 2005? ...
Why isn't my PL/SQL duration function working correctly? In the query below, I manually calculate the 'hh:mm' the same way as in the function below. However, I get different results. Calling Query: WITH durdays AS (SELECT SYSDATE - (SYSDATE - (95 / 1440)) AS durdays FROM DUAL) SELECT TRUNC (24 * durdays) AS durhrs, MOD (TRUNC ...
I'm trying to trace some SQL in Microsoft Server. I came across a join that is using a convention unfamiliar to me. What does "=*" mean? WHERE table1.yr =* table2.yr -1 ...
I am looking for something that works in SQL Server similar to the @ symbol in c# which causes a string to be taken as it's literal. Eg: string text = "abcd\\efg"; Output of text = abcd\efg string text = @"abcd\\efg"; Output of text = abcd\\efg Note how the @ affected the string to take every character as is. Now I am not sure this...
Hey all, MySQL/MSSQL has a neat little inline if function you can use within queries to detect null values, as shown below. SELECT ... foo.a_field AS "a_field", SELECT if(foo.bar is null, 0, foo.bar) AS "bar", foo.a_field AS "a_field", ... The problem I'm running into now is that this code is not safe to run on an Oracle database,...
I have a table with 5 columns. When I list the table, I want to order by one column so that the types are grouped together and then order them alphabetical so that they are easy to find. Is it possible to ORDER by two different columns? Here is my current select: $query_rs_cms = "SELECT * FROM games ORDER BY type ASC"; I guess wha...
I had all my tables in myISAM but the table level locking was starting to kill me when I had long running update jobs. I converted my primary tables over to InnoDB and now many of my queries are taking over 1 minute to complete where they were nearly instantaneous on myISAM. They are usually stuck in the Sorting result step. Did I do som...
I need to compare ALL fields in two tables... they are the same size (four lines) and have the same amount of columns (five columns). The logic I'm looking for is... If (table 1 = table 2) do something Else do something else In SQL I wrote something like... If (Select * from table 1 = select * from table 2) do something else do somet...