SELECT
LEFT(CONVERT(CHAR(11),convert(datetime,task_date),109),3) + ' ' +
RIGHT(CONVERT(CHAR(11),convert(datetime,task_date),109),4) as Date,
SUM(CASE a.status_id WHEN 1000 THEN b.act_point ELSE 0 END) as Programming,
SUM(CASE a.status_id WHEN 1016 THEN b.act_point ELSE 0 END) as Design,
SUM(CASE a.status_id WHEN 1752 THEN b.act_point ELSE 0 END) as Upload,
SUM(CASE a.status_id WHEN 1032 THEN b.act_point ELSE 0 END) as Testing,
SUM(CASE a.status_id WHEN 1128 THEN b.act_point ELSE 0 END) as Meeting,
SUM(CASE a.status_id WHEN 1172 THEN b.act_point ELSE 0 END) as Others
From
task_table a,act_table b where a.status_id=b.act_id and
a.user_id=(select user_id from user_table where user_name='Raghu') and
a.task_date like '%/%/2006'
GROUP BY
LEFT(CONVERT(CHAR(11),convert(datetime,task_date),109),3) + ' ' + RIGHT(CONVERT(CHAR(11),convert(datetime,task_date),109),4)
Consider this SQL:SELECT my_field FROM my_table WHERE my_field IN ('value2', 'value1','value3')Simple enough, but is there anyway to specify that the result should beordered exactly like the "IN" clause states? So when this recordsetcomes back, I want it like this:my_field------------value2value1value3Possible?Deane
Ok ok ok - I'm not very good at this, but I can't figure out how to get the 'order by' statement working correctly. It's ordering the 'ReportDate' column alphabetically and not by month order. Anyone help?
select id, DATENAME(mm,ReportDate) As ReportDate, max(items) as Items from mytable group by id, DATENAME(mm, ReportDate) order by id, ReportDate
Output:- id ReportDate Items 240 July 16024 240 June 14705 240 October 19392 240 September 18979 241 August 29542 241 July 27806 241 June 27500 241 October 30007 241 September 29961
As you can see, the months are coming out alphabetically and not in month order.
Any advice appreciated, especially constructive advice
Hi,I'm streaming data monitoring histories of components into a database table with the following three columns: Hour (DateTime), Id (Int64), and Value (Int32). The Value entry is an aggregate of all values sent from component Id during, and 59 minutes and 59 seconds after, the time listed in the Hour column.I had rather not have to sort the queries after pulling them from the database by date. So I tried to index the DB by the Hour column. Any column will inevitably have duplicates, since the uniqueness depends on a combination of Hour and PortId. But Indexing the Hour column doesn't result in INSERTs being in order as I had expected. Instead, every entry is listed in order of insertion.So. . .how can I keep such a table ordered by date on the disk? I'm afraid this will become very inefficient if this isn't nipped in the bud right now.Thanks so much for your help!-Brandon
SELECT LEFT(CONVERT(CHAR(11),convert(datetime,task_date),109),3) + ' ' + RIGHT(CONVERT(CHAR(11),convert(datetime,task_date),109),4) as Date, SUM(CASE a.status_id WHEN 1000 THEN b.act_point ELSE 0 END) as Programming, SUM(CASE a.status_id WHEN 1016 THEN b.act_point ELSE 0 END) as Design, SUM(CASE a.status_id WHEN 1752 THEN b.act_point ELSE 0 END) as Upload, SUM(CASE a.status_id WHEN 1032 THEN b.act_point ELSE 0 END) as Testing, SUM(CASE a.status_id WHEN 1128 THEN b.act_point ELSE 0 END) as Meeting, SUM(CASE a.status_id WHEN 1172 THEN b.act_point ELSE 0 END) as Others From task_table a,act_table b where a.status_id=b.act_id and a.user_id=(select user_id from user_table where user_name='Raghu') and a.task_date like '%/%/2006' GROUP BY LEFT(CONVERT(CHAR(11),convert(datetime,task_date),109),3) + ' ' + RIGHT(CONVERT(CHAR(11),convert(datetime,task_date),109),4)
Hi i have a problem about Date sorting process.i am using CONVERT(char(10),dateTime,104) in my query.and it converts dd.mm.yyyy format successfully but when i write ORDER BY dateTime DESC it sorts only date.it doesn't control month and year how can i solve this problem? Thanks.
can anybody tell me how to write some query in sql for "Microsoft sql" that will get all distinct date parts from the datetime column records that contain also a time part. My question is: "how to get pure and distinct dates from the records in some table that has datetime column containing date and time part"
hi basically what i have is 3 text boxes. one for start date, one for end date and one for order id, i also have this bit of SQL SelectCommand="SELECT [Order_ID], [Customer_Id], [Date_ordered], [status] FROM [tbl_order]WHERE (([Date_ordered] >= @Date_ordered OR @Date_ordered IS NULL) AND ([Date_ordered] <= @Date_ordered2 OR @Date_ordered2 IS NULL OR (Order_ID=ISNULL(@OrderID_ID,Order_ID) OR @Order_ID IS NULL))"> but the problem is it does not seem to work! i am not an SQL guru but i cant figure it out, someone help me please! Thanks Jez
Hi!I have a little problem. I’m trying to sort a date I have converted like thisConvert(datetime,LH.LoginDateTime,103) as RegistrationDateBut when I use Order by on RegistrationDate it only sort on days:01/11/200601/12/200602/11/200602/12/200603/11/200603/12/2006I’ll guess it’s because of the “varchar� convert, but I need the date to bee inn this format, since I only shall check the date and not the time. Is there a way around this, so I can order it like this? (Se under)01/11/200602/11/200603/11/200601/12/200602/12/200603/12/2006Sample SQL;select Convert(varchar,LH.LoginDateTime,103) as RegistrationDate,select count(*) from LoginHistory AS LH2 where datepart(hh,LH2.LoginDateTime)<7 ANDConvert(varchar,LH2.LoginDateTime,103)>=Convert(varchar,LH.LoginDateTime,103) AND Convert(varchar,LH2.LoginDateTime,103)<=Convert(varchar,LH.LoginDateTime,103)) As beforehour07from LoginHistory AS LHwhere LH.LoginDateTime >='''+ Convert(varchar,@FromDate,113) + ''' ' + 'and LH.LoginDateTime <='''+ Convert(varchar,@ToDate,113) + ''' ' + 'group by Convert(varchar,LH.LoginDateTime,103)'Order by RegistrationDate
Hello there,I have a problem when I'm trying to order by the date..I have tried this string:SelectCommand="SELECT TOP 5 [Date], [Id], [Navn], [ShortInfo] FROM [fest] ORDER BY [Date] DESC"> And I have these dates:
04/02/2008
06/02/2008
20/02/2008
29/02/2008
08/03/2008
28/03/2008They should be shown like this:
04/02/2008
06/02/2008
20/02/2008
29/02/2008
08/03/2008 But they dosn't, insted is they shown like this:
29/02/200828/03/200820/02/200808/03/200806/02/2008How can I do, so it work?Regards Jeppe Richardt
Here is my sp. I want it to order by descending date, but now it is 1st Feb it is putting this at the bottom, though January is still sorted fine. I need the dates to display in UK format dd/mm/yy
CREATE Procedure [dbo].[spRMU_CountNoDailyUsers]
AS SELECT CONVERT(varchar, Log_DateTime, 103) AS Date_Logged_In, Log_Username as Username, COUNT(Log_Username) AS No_Logins FROM tblUserLog Where Log_Printed =0 GROUP BY CONVERT(varchar, Log_DateTime, 103) , Log_Username ORDER BY CONVERT(varchar, Log_DateTime, 103) desc, No_Logins desc GO
Hi,I have a table (SQL Server 2000) with several date columns in it, all ofwhich are individually NULLable, but in any one row, not all the dates canbe NULL.I want a query which ORDERs BY the earliest date it finds in each row. I'mguessing I have to do this in two steps:STEP 1Using a UDF, find the earliest date and stick it in a new calculatedcolumn "earliest date"STEP 2ORDER BY this UDF-created columnIf this is the right way to go about this, is there a simple SQL way ofdetermining which is the lowest of several dates? (ie of doing STEP 1).Or am I looking at this the wrong way, and missing an easy *one-step* way ofgetting what I want?TIA,JON
hi,I was pulling up a report in SQL, and I wanted the records to be ordered by dates descending. However, I found this ordering was only fine enough to order records by dates (not hours or minutes) (within the same date, records were ordered so that the latest entered were at the bottom). I wonder if anyone else has encouted this problem before, or I am doing something wrong.Thanks very much.
I have a problem with an Order By sort on a SubmissionDate column in my SQLSERVER DB.
I am inputing a timestamp in this format into the column above: 1/18/2005 11:03:19 AM
Problem is, once I sort this column in DESC order to return the results to a datalist dates with a time like this:
1/18/2005 1:03:19 AM
get placed out of place (lower on the return in DESC/higher on the return in ASC). I am assuming this is happening because it reads 1 as coming before 11 instead of after like it is with time. If this was in 24 hour format this wouldn't be a problem I guess because 1PM would be 13, so that is after 11.
Anyone know what I can do to get this sorted correctly?
hi. i'm trying to order my results ascending by date except i'm getting some really weird output. my ouput resembles something like this:
oct 2 oct 3 sep 13 sep 21 sep 22 sep 30 aug 3 aug 5 aug 16
the data is stored in a date field. i use getdate when inserting the date to the database. is there a reason why the dates are showing up weird and not ordering appropriately? thanks for your help.
also, can you not search here any more? i keep getting timeout errors.
Payment Order_Number|Card_Type|Card_#|Merchant 10001 Gift Card1234null 10001 Gift Card1235null 10001 Gift Card 1236null 10001 Credit Cardxxxxprd 10002 Credit Cardxxxxprd 10003 Credit Card xxxxprd 10004 Credit Card xxxx prod
I have to populate th below table to track last gift card used for each cust_number. 1. last gift card used for each customer, each order 2. In a single order , if card used is gift card, last gift card used is gift card itself. if card used is a credit card, then the max gift card number from with in the order. 3. First time if a customer uses a credit card, then last gift card used is defaulted to 99 for merchant = prd and 88 for merchant = prod 4. In a new order, a past customer only uses a gift card, then last gift card used is gift card from his previous order.
Please help me with the sql. I tried this using subqueries to find the max gift card for a customer for an order and could get the last gift card used correctly for credit cards for an order, but not able to insert the gift card from a previous order if the new order has only credit card as in for customer C1.
I have below SQL, which should be order by posteddate ASC
SELECT AnnouncementID,[Subject],[Description], CONVERT(nvarchar(10),PostedDate,101) AS PostedDate, CONVERT(nvarchar(10),ExpiredDate,101) AS ExpiredDate, CountryID,CreatedBy, CreatedDate, ModifiedBy, ModifiedDate FROM Announcements a WHERE isActive = 1 AND CountryID = 2 AND (GETDATE()>= PostedDate) AND (GETDATE()<= ExpiredDate) ORDER BY PostedDate ASC
But result is displaying as below, PostedDate datatype is datetime
How do I order a query by a date field ASC, but have any NULL valuesshow up last? i.e.7/1/20037/5/20037/10/2003<NULL><NULL>Any help will greatly be appreciated
<asp:SqlDataSource ID="SqlDataSource1" runat="server" ConnectionString="<%$ ConnectionStrings:NWHCConnectionString %>" SelectCommand="SELECT [Title], [URL], [Date] FROM [Article] ORDER BY [Date] DESC"></asp:SqlDataSource>
<asp:Repeater id="myRepeaterUL" runat="server" DataSourceID="SqlDataSource1"> <HeaderTemplate> <ul> </HeaderTemplate> <ItemTemplate> <li><a href="<%# DataBinder.Eval(Container.DataItem, "URL") %>"><%#DataBinder.Eval(Container.DataItem, "Title")%></a><br /><%# Eval("Date") %></li> </ItemTemplate> <FooterTemplate> </ul> </FooterTemplate> </asp:Repeater> This is my code above, I am trying to order them to show the four new list of news. Here is a picture, yeah its old and everybody loves pictures. see the box on the right, i want to show only four, not all of it.
When clicking on the header for the Date Created column in EM (SQL Server 2000) , in the tables list for a database, I noticed that the tables don't get sorted by created date at all - looks like random order, without looking too close.
Is this is a bug (probably not??) or some kind of collation-related problem?
Below SQL gives the results of 2 columns and I need the DepartmentandDate column to be ORDER BY on date desc for that CID. Expected result is in the screenshot(attachment)...
IF OBJECT_ID('Tempdb..#tTable') IS NOT NULL DROP TABLE #tTable CREATE TABLE #tTable(CID INT, CDate DATETIME, Dept VARCHAR(25)) INSERT INTO #tTable(CID, CDate, Dept) VALUES (111, '2014-01-14 00:00:00.000','B is alphabet'),
how do you get it to sort correctly for the date? at the minute its sorting on the characters rather than actual date value
Code Snippet INSERT INTO @TempItems (OrderID) SELECT OrderID FROM Orders o INNER JOIN Customers c ON c.CustomerID = o.CustomerID INNER JOIN Employees e ON e.EmployeeID = o.EmployeeID ORDER BY CASE @SortOrder --Order ASC WHEN 0 THEN cast(OrderID as varchar(100)) WHEN 1 THEN cast(c.CompanyName as varchar(100)) WHEN 2 THEN cast(e.FirstName as varchar(100)) WHEN 3 THEN cast(o.OrderDate as varchar(100)) WHEN 4 THEN cast(o.RequiredDate as varchar(100)) WHEN 5 THEN cast(o.ShippedDate as varchar(100)) ELSE '1' END,
I have a report that displays its date dropdown badly: 10AM,10PM, 11AM, 11PM etc when it should be 10AM, 11AM, etc. The used measure is Hour Name which looks like "01AM" "02AM" etc. And here is the current query
WITHÂ MEMBER [Measures].[ParameterCaption] AS [Report Verified Time].[Hour Name].CURRENTMEMBER.MEMBER_CAPTIONÂ MEMBER [Measures].[ParameterValue] AS [Report Verified Time].[Hour Name].CURRENTMEMBER.UNIQUENAME MEMBER [Measures].[ParameterLevel] AS [Report Verified Time].[Hour Name].CURRENTMEMBER.LEVEL.ORDINALÂ SELECT {[Measures].[ParameterCaption], [Measures].[ParameterValue],Â
I am working on a query that needs to return the record order number with the most recent requested delivery date.
It seems to work most of the time, but I have found some glitches for some of the items.
example is my item 10702, it is showing 2 records (both valid ones) Record 1 is order # 10450-0, requested delivery date 03/21/2014 Record 2 is order # 10510-0, requested delivery date 04/29/2014
I need to only get the records with the most recent delivery date, in this example that would be 04/29/2014
This query is what I have so far:
SELECT s.PriorQuoteNumber ,s.PriorItemNumber ,s.PriorQuoteDate FROM ( SELECT s.SalesQuoteNumberAS 'PriorQuoteNumber'
[code]....
WHERE s.rn = 1What am I missing in my query> how can I change it so it only returns the most recent date?
I am using Access 2003 as a front-end to a SQL Server 2005 database.I make design changes using SQL Server Management Studio. I have atable that includes a datetime column. I create a view and sort bythe datetime field. When I initially look at the result it is sortedcorrectly. Then I save the view and re-open it and it is not sorted.I've simplified the view so it only contains the date field and itstill does not sort. Here is the view:SELECT TOP (100) PERCENT Period_DateFROM dbo.Period_SummaryORDER BY Period_Date DESCThe date seems to be a random order.I don't have this problem in the SQL Server 2000 version of thedatabase.Help please!Thanks,Jerry
I have a table with all my orders lines, I need to identify (DAX formula) for a specific customer which is the first order of a specific article (first date filtered for customer and article) and use this information to tag the order line for that article for the specific customer as "Newly Ordered article" if the order date = first order date or as "Reordered article" if the date on the specific order line is subsequent to the first order date.
I imagine I need to combine a Lookup date filtered for customer and article and use it with a IF formula.
Similar to this I would also like to define that if the first order for a product for the specific custumer is older then a certain date, then this would be defined as and historical customer for the specific article, if the first order on the article is more recent the a specific date, then this will be defined as "new customer for that article".
Note the code below, running on the version noted.
I just found this today, figured I'd share. Not sure if it's a known bug or a "special" feature. The only difference between the two queries is the 3rd line, everything else is the same. Notice that the sort order changes, yet no errors or warnings are given. I assume that the table aliases are ignored for the order by, unless there are duplicate column names in the results.
I abstracted this from a bug I discovered in one of my apps today, where I have sales reps assigned to their clients with start and end dates. A while back, a developer asked me to format the dates without the time portion, and when I did so, I introduced the problem. I resolved it temporarily by ordering by convert(datetime, startdate) but I found it strange that the column alias match overrides the table alias attempted match in the order by. Another way to get around this would be to change the column aliases, then the sort order would be as desired, but I didn't want to have to change the app code for something so trivial.
My apologies if this is a duplicate.
@@version = Microsoft SQL Server 2005 - 9.00.3054.00 (X64) Mar 23 2007 18:41:50 Copyright (c) 1988-2005 Microsoft Corporation Standard Edition (64-bit) on Windows NT 5.2 (Build 3790: Service Pack 2)
select convert(varchar(10), table_alias.startdate, 101) as startdate,
convert(varchar(10), table_alias.enddate, 101) as enddate
from
(
select convert(datetime, dateadd(mm, -4, getdate()-1)) as startdate, convert(datetime, dateadd(mm, -4, getdate())) as enddate
union
select convert(datetime, dateadd(mm, -3, getdate()-1)) as startdate, convert(datetime, dateadd(mm, -3, getdate())) as enddate
union
select convert(datetime, dateadd(mm, -2, getdate()-1)) as startdate, convert(datetime, dateadd(mm, -2, getdate())) as enddate
union
select convert(datetime, dateadd(mm, -1, getdate()-1)) as startdate, convert(datetime, dateadd(mm, -1, getdate())) as enddate
union
select convert(datetime, getdate()-1) as startdate, convert(datetime, getdate()) as enddate
) as table_alias
order by table_alias.startdate
select convert(varchar(10), table_alias.startdate, 101) as startdate,
convert(varchar(10), table_alias.enddate, 101) as enddate,
table_alias.startdate, table_alias.enddate
from
(
select convert(datetime, dateadd(mm, -4, getdate()-1)) as startdate, convert(datetime, dateadd(mm, -4, getdate())) as enddate
union
select convert(datetime, dateadd(mm, -3, getdate()-1)) as startdate, convert(datetime, dateadd(mm, -3, getdate())) as enddate
union
select convert(datetime, dateadd(mm, -2, getdate()-1)) as startdate, convert(datetime, dateadd(mm, -2, getdate())) as enddate
union
select convert(datetime, dateadd(mm, -1, getdate()-1)) as startdate, convert(datetime, dateadd(mm, -1, getdate())) as enddate
union
select convert(datetime, getdate()-1) as startdate, convert(datetime, getdate()) as enddate
We are experiencing a problem using order clause in the statement below:
SELECT person.pkey , first_name FROM person , private_person WHERE fkey_person = person.pkey AND first_name = 'A' ORDER BY first_name , person.pkey
Where person table contains the following columns:
pkey, name etc
and private_person
pkey, fkey_person (indexed), first_name (indexed)
The output is:
STEP 1 The type of query is SELECT FROM TABLE private_person Nested iteration Index : i$private_person$first_name FROM TABLE person Nested iteration Using Clustered Index pkey first_name ----------- --------------------- 2000512 A 10994 A 2299 A 1097 A 1218 A 5133 A 1329 A 1387 A 1465 A 7532 A 5513 A 1884 A 512 A 591 A
(14 row(s) affected)
STEP 1 The type of query is SETOFF
Why SQL server does not order by pkey? Is there any information about it somewhere? Is it a bug or what?
If we are ordering by fkey_person everything is Ok. Can anybody help?
Finding the "pieces of information" I need to successfully install the SQL Server Express edition is so complex. Uninstalls do "not" really uninstall completely, leading to failure of SQL install. Can you suggest a thorough, one-stop site for directions for the order of app uninstalls and then the order for app installs for the following...
SQL Server Express edition
Visual Studios 2005
Jet 4.0 newest upgrade
.Net Framework 2.0 (or should I use 3.0)
VS2005 Security upgrade
Anything else I need for just creating a database for my VS2005 Visual Basic project?
I was trying to use MS Access as my backend db but would like to try SQL Express
