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I understand that it's from 0 to rows and from 1 to rows, but which is including and which is excluding?
Started by Delirium tremens on
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The [ is inclusive....
So [0, 10) means 0 through 10, excluding 10.
Exclusive).
Inclusive) and the ) denotes an open interval (i.e.
[ - including, ( - excluding Example: [10, 15) 10, 11, 12, 13, 14 Example: (2, 4) 3
The [ denotes a closed interval (i.e .
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I need to create a recordset which Joins 3 rows from one table on 1 row from another table.
At present I have:
SELECT * FROM tb_product_sub_cat LEFT JOIN tb_products ON tb_product_sub_cat.category_id = tb_products.product_subcategory WHERE tb_product_...
Started by Warren on
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Not completely clear what you want hear but this looks like a job for UNION:-
SELECT * FROM tb_product_sub_cat LEFT JOIN tb_products ON tb_product_sub_cat.category_id = tb_products.product_subcategory WHERE tb_product_sub_cat.category_name = %s UNION ... .
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This might be a doozy of a question or I might be asking too much at once:
In a Nutshell
How can I SELECT rows from a table between two occurrences of "description like 'B/O INFO %' or between 'B/O INFO %' and the last row of a given order number (WHERE...
Started by Rando Jones on
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Which leaves....
I don't think standard set based operations (selects with joins etc) are going to pull the data in any reasonable matter .
Although I hate recommending the use of cursors, I don't see any other way to get the data you want .
Wow, what a mess.
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I have a temptable that looks like this:
RequestID | CreatedDate | HistoryStatus CF- 1 | 8/26/2009 1:07:01 PM | For Review CF- 1 | 8/26/2009 1:07:01 PM | Completed CF-0000112 | 8/26/2009 1:07:01 PM | For Review CF-0000113 | 8/26/2009 1:07:01 PM | For ...
Started by Chebu on
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Suppose the following
TABLE TEAM ID TEAM_NAME 0 BULLS 1 LAKERS TABLE PLAYER ID TEAM_ID PLAYER_NAME 0 0 JORDAN 1 0 PIPPEN
And you ....
Result per unique row? If this is the case, take a look at the GROUP BY clause (or SELECT DISTINCT.
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I have a SQL Server 2008 database with records like the following
001 CAT 1 2 3 002 DOG 3 3 1 003 DOG 2 1 1 004 DOG 2 1 3 005 CAT 1 3 4
I want to take 1 row for each unique value in column 2 (cat and dog)
so this would get me (one possible answer):
00...
Started by sylvanaar on
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BY Col2) x ON t1.Col1 = x.FirstId
how do you determine which row is returned? Do you really not care.
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ID | Date | Status | Physician ID 44397479 10/13/2009 17:40 NOSHOW 44397480 10/13/2009 16:40 CHECKED OUT 108 44397481 10/13/2009 14:32 CHECKED OUT 108 44397482 10/14/2009 10:44 RESCHEDULED 108 44397483 8/26/2009 12:35 RESCHEDULED 108 44397484 10/13/20...
Started by Saud on
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Physician ID] AND Status = 'RESCHEDULED' THEN 0 ELSE 1 END Dups FROM @Table t
select t1.[Physician.
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I have created a single table in my primary DB called tblGlobalIDMapping that will assign a GUID to all entries and store the other 3 primary ID's across the App to provide for a single ID repository.
The new Table is in the following structure -->...
Started by Refracted Paladin on
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SELECT PersonID, Min(CASE WHEN ApplicationID = 1 ApplicationID = 1 THEN PersonApplicationID END AS 'DRIMaster', CASE WHEN ApplicationID = 6.
Aggregates ignore nulls, so....
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I'd like to select all rows from one table which match "one or more" rows in another table, in the most efficient way.
SELECT identity.id FROM identity INNER JOIN task ON task.identityid=identity.id AND task.groupid IN (78, 122, 345, 12, 234, 778, 233...
Started by thomasrutter on
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Does MYSQL support the TOP N syntax? If so:
SELECT TOP 1 identity.id FROM identity INNER JOIN task.
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Id | photo title | created_date XEi43 | my family | 2009 08 04 dDls | friends group | 2009 08 05 32kJ | beautiful place | 2009 08 06 EOIk | working late | 2009 08 07
Say I have the id 32kJ . How would I get the new or previous row?
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Created_date, ROW_NUMBER() over(order by created_date) as 'RowNum' from your_table ) -- Previous select * from yourresult where RowNum = ((select RowNum from yourresult where id = '32kJ') -1) -- Next select * from yourresult where RowNum....
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In an empty dataset, what is more correct to put in the pagination information in the screen?
Page 1 of 0 Page 1 of 1 Page 0 of 0
Started by Daniel Silveira on
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IMO there should not be any pages.
Its gotta be Page 1 of 1 if a page exists at all.
Page 1 of 1"
You are still printing a page out, even if it is to say "There is no data available for your query".
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