Just to illustrate my comment, here is how you could rewrite your current filter using BETWEEN. I am going to not assume that there are any rules about the values in [from] and [to], either could be less than the other, or they could be equal. If there were any such rules, then possibly this … Read more
Define the business scenarios that need to be audited. Identify the code entry points where those scenarios happen Design the audit data model based on what data you want/need to store Write data in your audit table/tables on the previously identified code entry points This answer is intentionally vague. Auditing is not something that ASP.NET … Read more
How about: SELECT w.adharno, w.phone w_phone, descrip_w, amount_w, a.phone a_phone, decrip_a, amount_a FROM table_w w JOIN table_a a ON a.adharno = w.adharno AND w.descrip_w = a.decrip_a AND (w.phone <> a.phone OR w.amount_w <> a.amount_a) solved Tsql compare two field in the result set
Get all column values to one row and find the count SQL SERVER ;WITH CTE AS ( SELECT COL1 Name FROM YOURTABLE UNION ALL SELECT COL2 FROM YOURTABLE UNION ALL SELECT COL3 FROM YOURTABLE UNION ALL SELECT COL4 FROM YOURTABLE UNION ALL SELECT COL6 FROM YOURTABLE UNION ALL SELECT COL7 FROM YOURTABLE ) SELECT DISTINCT … Read more
This line of code: string checkuser = “select * from tb_Login where Username=”” + txtUsername.Text + “” and Password='” + txtPassword.Text + “‘ “; Is sending a query to the database and asking: “Give me all the columns from tb_Login whose UserName is the value in the txtUsername box and the Password is in the … Read more
In C# if you have the list then you can try this: string[] str = lst.ToArray(); C# List has ToArray() inbuilt method. Here is a code with an assumption that you may want to connect to SQL Server from C#, get the select statement rows into a list and then convert that list to a … Read more
ROW_NUMBER in a subquery combined with a filter on it in the outer query is an idiom to filter out all but the first row in a group. So here ROW_NUMBER() OVER(PARTITION BY [dbo].[RegistrationHistory].[SerialNumber]) Assigns the row with the lowest SerialNumber 1, the next lowest, 2, etc. Then later where t.seq = 1 removes all … Read more
EDIT: with cte as ( select T1.Name,T1.NameId,T2.Value from T1 join T2 on T1.NameId=T2.NameId ) select Name,Value from cte cte1 where cte1.Value>(select max(cte2.Value) from cte cte2 where cte2.Name=@name) 2 solved Showing records that has higher value than one specific record
You can group by id and cast(time_stamp as date) to create one row per person per day: select * , datediff(minute, first_in, last_out) as duration from ( select id , min(case when [Access Type] = ‘IN’ then time_stamp end) as first_in , max(case when [Access Type] = ‘OUT’ then time_stamp end) as last_out , cast(min(time_stamp) … Read more
Following your edit… DECLARE @T TABLE ( ID INT, CategoryID CHAR(4), Code CHAR(4), Status CHAR(4) NULL ) INSERT INTO @T (ID,CategoryID, Code) SELECT 1,’A100′,0012 UNION ALL SELECT 2,’A100′,0012 UNION ALL SELECT 3,’A100′,0055 UNION ALL SELECT 4,’A100′,0012 UNION ALL SELECT 5,’B201′,1116 UNION ALL SELECT 6,’B201′,1116 UNION ALL SELECT 7,’B201′,1121 UNION ALL SELECT 8,’B201′,1024; WITH T AS … Read more
A workaround taken from this answer (Its not a duplicate question else I would flag it as such) is to create a hidden, multi-valued, parameter e.g. MyHiddenDataSetValues which stores the values from “MySharedDatasetWithParameter” and then =Parameters!MyHiddenDataSetValues.Count gives the number of rows. Rather clunky, so still hoping for a way to use CountRows. solved Get Count … Read more
You should write as: — STEP2: Insert records: INSERT INTO @Travels SELECT CountryId,VisitorId,0 FROM — 0 = false for IsVisited ( — STEP1: first create a combination for all visitor Id and country Id — and get all the combinations which are not there in existing Travels table SELECT C.CountryId,V.VisitorId FROM @Country C CROSS JOIN … Read more
If you saved the query it will be on your local station somewhere with a .sql file extension. I think the default location would be C:\Users\\Documents\SQL Server Management Studio\Projects. As Lmu92 points out if you did not save the query it is probably gone. If you ran the query against the database and have not … Read more
Try joining like this: select * from member a join friend b on a.id=b.userid 9 solved How connect 2 SQL Server tables with a query and use data dynamically
If your names are stored in another table then you can do the following: insert into test (id, name, address, phonenumber) select id, name, ‘123 test dr’, ‘12345678’ from names select * from test See SQL Fiddle with Demo Based on your edit, you will do the following: declare @recNum int = 0 while @recNum … Read more