Hi
I have an AllocatedStock table holding a case number (knows as a TPND) and a quantity. I need to select a list of product stock but present this with the product number (known as TPNB) rather than the case number. I also have a ProductLookup table which holds all TPNBs and TPNDs.
AllocatedStock
AllocatedStockID identity
TPND int
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I have a variable holding the column name.
I want to do a select with it like this way
select `@x` from table;
Is it possible?
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How can this be achieved in SQL (MS SQL)
Thanks
OK: let me bit clear what am trying to acheive is generating dynamic select statement with EXCEPT clause.
eg: select col1,col2,col3 from @table
except
select col1,col2,col2 from @table
so my resultset will be always different based on @table
futher down i want to use this @ta...
I have table like this:
Name Result
T1 fail
T2 pass
T3 pass
T2 fail
T4 fail
T1 pass
T4 fail
Now, I want to get a results like this:
Name Result
T1 pass
T2 pass
T3 pass
T4 fail
I tried using query like this, but it does not work.
select (case when Result = "pass" then "p...
Hello,
Consider the following table structure:
titles(titleID*, titleName)
platforms(platformID*, platformName)
products(platformID*, titleID*, releaseDate)
publishers(publisherID*, publisherName)
developers(developerID*, developerName)
products_publishers(platformID*, titleID*,publisherID*)
products_developers(platformID*,...
I have added a column to a table that will store a formatted string based on concatenating a number of other columns so I can search over it more easily.
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Hi
I have this problem. Given a users table that consists of users' username in a social network and friends table that contain a user's name and a user's friendname like below...
username friendname
John Thomas
Chris James
... I'm trying to write an SQL statement that will if a user is in my network. In other words
i...
What I have is a staging table that is all nvarchar (so i can load it easily). In my live table i have a bunch of ntext items. I have the following:
obviously this isnt the whole query:
update
SLTDS_C69_Stdtable
set
[AARIssue] = convert(ntext, st.[AARIssue]),
[AttachmentIDs] = convert (ntext, st.[AttachmentIDs])
I get ...
I'm completely new to both VB.NET and JSON, and I'm trying to figure out how to do SQL queries towards an SQL 2005 Express server and format the return value to JSON. I got the queries working using this (perhaps very newbie-like) code;
Imports System
Imports System.Data
Imports System.Data.SqlClient
Imports System.Web.UI
Imports System...
I'd like to understand how a wiki works, at least from a high level. When a user saves changes, does it always insert a new row in the database for that wiki article (10 revisions, 10 rows in the database).
...
I'm quite new to Microsoft SQL Server. I have some experience with MySQL, and there you have a user with priviliges, if I understand things right; these priviliges decide which databases you have access to on the MySQL server.
However now I am in the situation where I have to restore a database on my SQL Server 2005 Express, and this da...
Suppose I have an SQL Server 2005 table, TableX, with 2 indexes on it:
PK_TableX = PRIMARY KEY NONCLUSTERED on FieldA
IX_TableX_FieldB = CLUSTERED on FieldB
I want to switch the PK to be CLUSTERED, and the other index to be NONCLUSTERED.
I have to assume that the database will be in use at the moment I try to change the indexes round...
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I'd like to know how to effectively run a query such as:
select game from Game game
inner join game.Categories cat
where cat.Name in ('A', 'B')
This gives me games with categories A or B. But I want games that the the A category and the B category. This is to be used in HQL (NHibernate Query Language), but I'd like also to know how t...
Consider the following simplified example:
CREATE TABLE groups ( gid INTEGER PRIMARY KEY, name VARCHAR(100) );
CREATE TABLE people ( pid INTEGER PRIMARY KEY );
CREATE TABLE people_groups (
gid INTEGER NOT NULL
CONSTRAINT fk_people_groups_group
REFERENCES groups(gid),
pid INTEGER NOT NULL
CONSTRAINT fk_p...
I realise this is likey to be an easy one, but my SQL is basic at best.
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I know that I need to group the orders using item_id and then count them. Then I need to display the bott...
In SQL Server 2005, there are built in roles:
db_reader
db_writer
etc.
Is there any role that lets a user execute an stored proc?
I don't want to use db_owner, because that will permit deletion and updates, which I don't need. The only permissions I need are:
SELECT
EXECUTE
...
Can any of these queries be done in SQL?
SELECT dates FROM system
WHERE dates > 'January 5, 2010' AND dates < 'January 30, 2010'
SELECT number FROM system
WHERE number > 10 AND number < 20
I'd like to create a generate_series, and that's why I'm asking.
...