SQL Server 2008 :: Query To Looking For Cases Of Period Difference In Legal Names
Jun 9, 2015
How to write a Query for multiple legal names that have the same CARE Number (same address) with difference of one Legal Name having a period in the name versus the other legal name that doesn't.
For example: Looking for cases of two of the same legal name one set off by period
All Season Equipment Ltd.
All Season Equipment Ltd
West End Housing, Inc.
West End Housing, Inc
Wellings, Norman L.
Wellings, Norman L
North Texas Boats, LLC
North Texas Boats, L.L.C.
Oktibbeha County Cooperative (A.A.L.)
Oktibbeha County Cooperative (AAL)
S & R Turf & Irrigation Equipment, L.L.C
S & R Turf & Irrigation Equipment, L.L.C.
Burke Equipment Company; Burke Equipment-Seaford, Inc.; Newark Kubota, Inc.
Burke Equipment Company
Burke Equipment-Seaford, Inc.
Pleasant Valley Outdoor Power, L.L.C.
Pleasant Valley Outdoor Power, LLC
J & D Lawn and Tractor Sales, Inc.
J&D Lawn & Tractor Sales, Inc"
Same SQL Server DB engine (2012), connected with two different clients (2008 and 2012). When I check objects for performance condition alert, 2008 client shows the objects name with leading "SQL Server".But 2012 client displays just the object name and NOT prefixed with "SQL Server".we have automated alerts creation, so it fails depends on the client version.
select * from sys.dm_os_performance_counters returns the object names prefixed with "SQLServer:" (e.g. SQLServer:Databases)
It was expected as in other editions also. Issue is that when we try to crate "SQLServer Performance Condition alert", object names in "Object" list comes without the prefix "SQLServer:" (e.g. Databases). Please see the attached snapshots.
do any body know the article that can give me berif idea about the difference between sql server 2005 and 2008, acutally i want to move over to 2008. but if the difference is not that much then i m might think about that.
DECLARE @search VARCHAR(10); SET @search = 'dog,COW'; WITH T(C) AS ( SELECT 'Cat,Dog,Sparrow,Trout,Cow,Seahorse' UNION ALL SELECT 'Cat,Dog,Sparrow,Trout,Cow,Seahorse' ) SELECT * FROM T WHERE C LIKE '%' + @search + '%'
I have a string in a cell 'Cat,Dog,Sparrow,Trout,Cow,Seahorse'
I want to search any of the two names from the string.
Search string:'cat,cow' Result:no result (not working),[size="7"][/size] Search string:'cat,dog' result :given string(working fine )
I have the table with the similar set of records which mentioned below, find the time difference between two rows of record. By Using the MsgOut column i have to find time taken b/w PS & PV and some record doesnt have PV .
I was given a 2 GB XML file without an XSD. I need to find the element names. I know how to do that using openxml but it takes forever on a file this large. Is there a faster way to do it using xquery?
Is there any danger with renaming the LOGICAL file names behind the database?
There are a bunch of databases that were restored copies and all of them have the same logical database file name. I'm trying to get some growth data so I want the logical files to be different (prefer them to match the actual database name) so I can more easily identify them.
Am I safe to rename the logical names? I can't think of anything that references those logical file names that I would be breaking [backups, applications].
do you know if I can do the following task through a single query
TableA(LocID,LocNAME) TableB(ID,LocID,Amount)
What i need to do is to add sum amount having same locID from TableB and get LocIDs name through TableA.LocName. In the query there should be one thing more, if amount is less than zero put it into credit column, while if positive, puts in debit column
Thus Result(LocId, LocName, Debit, Credit) is the requied structure. Can anyone help me out. I m not getting how to get the LocName if gets the sum by Groupby LocID also applying condition is confusing me:s
The database has approx. 2500 temporary tables. The temp tables match a pattern such as APTMP... I tried deleting the tables in SSMS with the statement, Delete from Information_Schema.tables where substring(table_name,1,5) = 'APTMP' This returns the error message"Ad hoc updates to system catalogs are not allowed".
What is the correct way to delete a group of tables whose name match a pattern from within SSMS?
I am using MS SQL 2012 and have a pretty simple table dbo. Migration Breakdown with sample data as follows.
DepartDateTime ZoneMovement 2015-06-26 14:00:00.000 6 to 4 2015-06-26 14:00:00.000 11 to 7 2015-06-26 15:30:00.000 9 to 6 2015-06-26 21:00:00.000 7 to 3 2015-06-27 08:01:00.000 7 to 4
[code]....
What I am trying to do is parse the data set to find out when we have more than three like movements ex. 3 to 10 within ANY rolling 72 hour period. I have looked at the SQL Window Functions OVER with a ROW | RANGE subclause, but I can't find out how to tackle this rolling 72 hour business.
I'm looking for some online resources here. Specifically, I'm interested in finding some case/project examples to learn more. I'm looking for any and all kinds in all areas...ADO, Security, Maintenance, etc. I've worn out google, but the most I seem to find is articles. I'm looking for actual Cases, like one you'd find in a text.
I have a text book from a couple of courses I took in school. Unfortunately it doesn't delve much into said areas. Any resources you could point me I will greatly appreciate it. I'd even be interested in some actual books if there's any that any of you have experience with that you think would help me out. Thanks for reading.
I'm having an issue with a query I'm running on Sql Server 2005. It's a semi-complex query involving an in-line table function and several left outer joins which are joined on to the results of the function call. Two of the left outer joins are then qualified in a where clause of the form where table.Col is not null; the idea is that the final result set contains data that has no match in those two tables.
The problem revolves around a where clause in the function and the last left outer join (ie, one of the ones qualified with where not null). When I alter the where clause of the function to further restrict the result set the function returns, the query times shoots up from 1 second to roughly 2-3 minutes. Note that the time the function takes to complete is not affected. The difference in time is purely down to what the query does with the results the function provides. Also note that the change to the where clause provides a subset of the original data; it does not add any more data (it actually restricts the original resultset by roughly 1000 rows).
I can bring the query speed back down again by removing the last left outer join - this join takes one of the columns from the function, and joins it to a small table - 924 rows. So it appears that this particular join is the cause of the issue, but only when using the resultset generated from the modified function query.
Now, as the thread title alludes, Sql Server 2000 and 2005 handle this differently, or appear to. When I execute this same query on a Sql 2000 machine, there's no apparent time differences, and the data that is returned is as expected. Does anyone have any suggestions as to what might be causing this and how I can fix it? I could simply return the larger resultset and use managed code to filter out the rows I don't want; however, I would like to get to the bottom of this, especially if it's going to effect future queries.
I want to achieve something like below. It should subtract the '13' row to '6' row and provide another column with the result. the '6' and '13' category code share the same Key.
I have query which is used to dynamically insert value but not working. We are trying to get all table names and insert dynamically to all tables by looping through table names.
declare @a varchar(max),@i int; declare @table table(rno int, name varchar(max)) declare @b varchar(max) insert into @table select row_number() over( order by table_name) rno, table_name from INFORMATION_SCHEMA.tables declare @tblname varchar(max)
I have @Year and @Month as parameters , both integers , example @Year = '2013' , @Month = '11'
SELECT T.[Year], T.[Month]
-- select the sum for each year/month combination using a correlated subquery (each result from the main query causes another data retrieval operation to be run) , (SELECT SUM(Stores) FROM #ABC WHERE [Year] = T.[Year] AND [Month] = T.[Month]) AS [Sum_Stores], (SELECT SUM(SalesStores)
[code]....
What I want to do is to add more columns to the query which show the difference from the last month. as shown below. Example : The Diff beside the Sum_Stores shows the difference in the Sum_Stores from last month to this month.
I am creating matrix report with grouping on WEEK and Fiscalyearweek,I need to calculate of difference between FY14W01,FY15W01 ande percentage of those..how to calculate in ssrs level.
I would like to run queries with data that sometimes span two days. The queries require start and end dates as well as start and end times. The following code works fine if the start time is less than the end time:
select * from tst01 where convert(varchar, [DateTime],126) between '2005-09-15' and
'2006-01-27' and convert(varchar, [DateTime],114) between '09:00:00' and
'17:00:00' order by [DateTime]
However, if I try to run a query where the start time is greater than the end time (e.g., start time 5:00pm on one day until 9:00am the next day), the query returns an empty table.
select * from tst01 where convert(varchar, [DateTime],126) between '2005-09-15' and
'2006-01-27' and convert(varchar, [DateTime],114) between '17:00:00' and
'09:00:00' order by [DateTime]
I need a way to indicate that the start and end times span two days. Can anybody help with this?
I am trying to build a query which will be used in an automated report to calculate failure rates of systems based on cases opened through support. Here is where I am stuck. Some systems may have multiple cases opened within the same span of another cases however we would consider this one failure:
System ACase12013-07-11 13:17:09.0002013-07-15 12:05:03.000 System ACase22013-07-12 16:27:50.0002013-07-12 16:29:12.000 System ACase32013-07-12 17:30:32.0002013-07-12 17:40:11.000 System ACase42013-07-12 19:00:24.0002013-07-12 19:04:14.000 System ACase52013-10-01 18:02:23.0002013-10-01 18:11:26.000
Lets say System A generated those 5 cases however Case 2,3 and 4 all happened within the same period as Case 1 so those 4 cases should count as one failure so my end result should be
System ACase12013-07-11 13:17:09.0002013-07-15 12:05:03.000 System ACase52013-10-01 18:02:23.0002013-10-01 18:11:26.000
And that system should show me 2 failures. I was thinking of using a temp table but not sure if that is possible as I am stumped on how to compare the dates to be able to validate if they fall within the range of an older case and whether or not to include them into the new Temp Table.
I'm going to be setting up DB mirroring between two SQL Server 2005 boxes. Since these are on two different servers, can the instance names be the same? Is there any reason NOT to do so if the mirror server is going to be used exclusively for DB mirroring?
For example: if the my primary DB is located on SERVER1INSTANCE1, can the mirror be SERVER2INSTANCE1 or do the instance names have to be different even though they're on different boxes.
I'm using an olap cube in a report (dash board). The last "actual" period should be viewed when the user opens the report. I'm using the MDX tail function for that. Once the report is opened the users want to select another period. Then I want to put period as a parameter. But that is not possible since the parameter check box is no longer available when using a MDX filter expression.
I need to query the count of an occurrence in a given period of time, so I created this query. But it does not give me any results.
SELECT TOP 1000 o.[ID] ,o.[TimeOfOrder] ,x.[StreeLine1] FROM [SC].[dbo].[bvc_Order] o FULL JOIN SC.dbo.xmlAddressRead x ON o.ID= x.id WHERE DATEDIFF(HOUR,o.[TimeOfOrder],(DATEADD(Hour, -48, GETDATE()))) < 48 GROUP BY x.[StreeLine1], o.ID, o.TimeOfOrder HAVING COUNT(x.[StreeLine1])>1
Then I change the query slightly and I ask it to show me the ones that are going to '599 Ships Landing Way' and it gives me 356 results! The Query doesn't crash, but it doesn't give me the results I need. What did I do incorrectly?
SELECT TOP 1000 o.[ID] ,o.[TimeOfOrder] ,x.[StreeLine1] FROM [SC].[dbo].[bvc_Order] o FULL JOIN SC.dbo.xmlAddressRead x ON o.ID= x.id WHERE DATEDIFF(HOUR,o.[TimeOfOrder],(DATEADD(Hour, -48, GETDATE()))) < 48 AND x.[StreeLine1]='599 Ships Landing Way'
For a class I am taking, I have to write a SQL statement to return emails that show up in a table more than once. The schema for the table is:
Table: Users Email - Varchar(75) City - Varchar(75) State - Char(2)
I have a proposed solution, but I am not sure it would work since there is no concrete implementation of this. The class is still doing basic SQL, so forgive my inexperience.
