Interesting Conumdrum.. Question About Filters...

Apr 2, 2007

Got a dataset coming from a stored procedure.

There is a parameter I must put on the report that filters the dataset.

the choices are "exclude" and "only", based on that I have to filter my dataset like



if they select exclude then I have to filter where "debitType <> 'Intercompany'"

if they select on;y then I have to filter where "debitType = 'Intercompany'"



Is this at all possible in the filter part?



It is easy as pie in Crystal record selector.

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Below is the statement given in MicroSoft SQL Server migration documentation :

"When a view is defined with an outer join and is queried with a qualification on a column from the inner table of the outer join, the results from SQL Server and Oracle can differ. In most cases, Oracle views are easily translated into SQL Server views"

Please can anyone explain the above with some examples. I don't find such a 'CREATE VIEW' statement existsing in two DBs, which results in different result set. Am I wrong ?

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Hi Folks,

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Hi All,

When I wanted to see ONLY today€™s records on the sql server, it took 5 minutes.
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It is very interesting it takes 5 minutes to sort the lastday there is nothing wrong with the other days.
I ran DBCC INDEXDEFRAG method but no change anything.

I am wondering about something, everyday at 22:00 pm we are getting backup. Is this process creating a difference between before getting the back up and after got the backups?
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SELECT DISTINCT CallIDChar, ANI, DNIS, CallerName, AgentName, CallQueue, AgentID, CallType, CallStartTimeStamp, CallEndTimeStamp, CallDuration
FROM (SELECT MAINTBL.*, DRTTABLE.CallDuration AS CallDuration



FROM CallInfo AS MAINTBL

JOIN ( SELECT CallID, DateDiff(second, min(CallStartTimeStamp), max(CallEndTimeStamp)) as CallDuration


FROM CallInfo

GROUP BY CallID
) AS DRTTABLE ON MAINTBL.CallID=DRTTABLE.CallID
) as CallInfo

WHERE CallIDChar = CallIDChar


AND (CallStartTimeStamp >= '2007-09-20T00:00:00')

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Hi.
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Sprint 1 - R 1.0
Sprint 2 - R 1.0
Sprint 3 - R 1.0
Sprint 4 - R 2.0
Sprint 5 - R 2.0
Sprint 6 - R 2.0
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I want the report to display only those Releases (R n.0) which the user specifies, eg:
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3. And, most important, how do I get user input to the filter field, such that If I enter Release 2 from a drop down (?), I can display the appropirate data?

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