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rhodrie Liked 2 Years ago through Blogs
Whenever we talk about inclusive date comparison & filtering in T-SQL, the only two options that come to mind are the BETWEEN clause and the greater than (>) and less than (<) operators paired with the equal to operator. Today, let us attempt ...
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rhodrie Liked 2 Years ago through Just Learned
Recently in MSDN forums, OP wanted to get all results from the first table (called it r) LEFT JOINed with the other table (m) and INNER JOINed with another table (called s). In my mind it was a tricky question and I solved it by a separate CTE
first do...
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rhodrie Learned 2 Years ago through Just Learned
Recently in MSDN forums, OP wanted to get all results from the first table (called it r) LEFT JOINed with the other table (m) and INNER JOINed with another table (called s). In my mind it was a tricky question and I solved it by a separate CTE
first do...
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rhodrie Liked 2 Years ago through Just Learned
Recently in MSDN forums, OP wanted to get all results from the first table (called it r) LEFT JOINed with the other table (m) and INNER JOINed with another table (called s). In my mind it was a tricky question and I solved it by a separate CTE
first do...
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rhodrie Learned 2 Years ago through Just Learned
Recently in MSDN forums, OP wanted to get all results from the first table (called it r) LEFT JOINed with the other table (m) and INNER JOINed with another table (called s). In my mind it was a tricky question and I solved it by a separate CTE
first do...
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rhodrie Liked 2 Years ago through Just Learned
While trying to retrieve the select top count dynamically, initially tried this way
[code]
Declare @noOfRowsPerChunk int
set @noOfRowsPerChunk = 5
select top @noOfRowsPerChunk RecordID from myTable
[/code]
which throwed the syntax error.
Fix:...
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rhodrie Learned 2 Years ago through Just Learned
While trying to retrieve the select top count dynamically, initially tried this way
[code]
Declare @noOfRowsPerChunk int
set @noOfRowsPerChunk = 5
select top @noOfRowsPerChunk RecordID from myTable
[/code]
which throwed the syntax error.
Fix:...
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rhodrie Liked 2 Years ago through Just Learned
While trying to retrieve the select top count dynamically, initially tried this way
[code]
Declare @noOfRowsPerChunk int
set @noOfRowsPerChunk = 5
select top @noOfRowsPerChunk RecordID from myTable
[/code]
which throwed the syntax error.
Fix:...
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RKA
91
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2% ·
598
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rhodrie Learned 2 Years ago through Just Learned
While trying to retrieve the select top count dynamically, initially tried this way
[code]
Declare @noOfRowsPerChunk int
set @noOfRowsPerChunk = 5
select top @noOfRowsPerChunk RecordID from myTable
[/code]
which throwed the syntax error.
Fix:...
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RKA
91
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2% ·
598
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rhodrie Liked 2 Years ago through Just Learned
While trying to retrieve the select top count dynamically, initially tried this way
[code]
Declare @noOfRowsPerChunk int
set @noOfRowsPerChunk = 5
select top @noOfRowsPerChunk RecordID from myTable
[/code]
which throwed the syntax error.
Fix:Add
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RKA
91
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2% ·
598
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