INSERT #Visits (OpportunityID, ActivityID, FirstVisit, ScheduledEnd)
SELECT 1, 1001, '2014-08-17', '2014-08-17 12:00:00.000' UNION ALL
SELECT 1, 1002, '2014-08-17', '2014-08-17 17:04:13.000' UNION ALL
SELECT 2, 1003, '2014-08-18', '2014-08-18 20:39:56.000' UNION ALL
Basically I'd like to mark the first Activity for each OpportunityID as a First Visit if its ScheduledEnd falls on the same day as the FirstVisit, and otherwise mark it as a Repeat Visit.
I have this so far, but it doesn't pick up on that the ScheduledEnd needs to be on the same day as the FirstVisit date to count as a first visit:
SELECT*,
CASE MIN(ScheduledEnd) OVER (PARTITION BY FirstVisit)
WHEN ScheduledEnd THEN 1
ELSE 0
END AS isFirstVisit,
CASE MIN(ScheduledEnd) OVER (PARTITION BY FirstVisit)
WHEN ScheduledEnd THEN 0
ELSE 1
END AS isRepeatVisit
FROM#Visits
From what I've seen, the CheckSum_Agg function appears to returns 0 for even number of repeated values. If so, then what is the practical use of this function for implementing an aggregate checksum across a set of values?
For example, the following work as expected; it returns a non-zero checksum across (1) value or across (2) unequal values.
declare @t table ( ID int ); insert into @t ( ID ) values (-7077); select checksum_agg( ID ) from @t; ----------- -7077 declare @t table ( ID int ); insert into @t ( ID ) values (-7077), (-8112); select checksum_agg( ID ) from @t; ----------- 1035
However, the function appears to returns 0 for an even number of repeated values.
declare @t table ( ID int ); insert into @t ( ID ) values (-7077), (-7077); select checksum_agg( ID ) from @t; ----------- 0
It's not specific to -7077, for example:
declare @t table ( ID int ); insert into @t ( ID ) values (-997777), (-997777); select checksum_agg( ID ) from @t; ----------- 0
What's curious is that (3) repeated equal values will return a checksum > 0.
declare @t table ( ID int ); insert into @t ( ID ) values (-997777), (-997777), (-997777); select checksum_agg( ID ) from @t; ----------- -997777
But a set of (4) repeated equal values will return 0 again.
declare @t table ( ID int ); insert into @t ( ID ) values (-997777), (-997777), (-997777), (-997777); select checksum_agg( ID ) from @t; ----------- 0
Finally, a set of (2) uneuqal values repeated twice will return 0 again.
declare @t table ( ID int ); insert into @t ( ID ) values (-997777), (8112), (-997777), (8112); select checksum_agg( ID ) from @t; ----------- 0
SELECT * INTO TEMP FROM (SELECT 'AAAAA' AS CATEGORY, 'A1000' AS CODE, '01-01-2014' AS STARTDATE, '01-31-2014' AS ENDDATE UNION SELECT 'AAAAA' AS CATEGORY, 'A1000' AS CODE, '02-01-2014' AS STARTDATE, '02-28-2014' AS ENDDATE UNION SELECT 'AAAAA' AS CATEGORY, 'A1000' AS CODE, '03-01-2014' AS STARTDATE, '03-31-2014' AS ENDDATE UNION SELECT 'AAAAA' AS CATEGORY, 'A2000' AS CODE, '04-01-2014' AS STARTDATE, '04-30-2014' AS ENDDATE UNION SELECT 'AAAAA' AS CATEGORY, 'A1000' AS CODE, '05-01-2014' AS STARTDATE, '05-31-2014' AS ENDDATE) X
I need to extract the date that the value in CODE column changes to another code for each value of CATEGORY and if there is no change, to record the original CODE value and its startdate for each CATEGORY.
I have rows coming from the db including: Contract Number, Contract Name, owner and Actions associated with each contract.
SQL statement brings back: Contract Number Contract Name Sales Owner Action 1234 123453 $50 Neil x 1234 123453 $50 Bob y 534232 5464634211 $30 Harry z
The problem is that each contract can have multiple actions associated with it... There ideal output would be:
Contract Number Contract Name Sales Owner Action 1234 123453 $50 Neil x Bob y 534232 5464634211 $30 Harry z
Total: $80
Basically I need to hide and not include repeated items based on a contract number... one idea I had was creating a group based on contract number and then display info in the header and then only owner and actions in the detail section.. The problem is Totals... how can I can it to avoid count the duplicated values..
I have problem, i wanted a query which will search the duplicate and then give suggestionmost repeated word Table containing the records like below
ID Movie Name New Name
1 Spider Man Spider Man
2 Spider Man 2 Spider Man
3 Spider Man 3 Spider Man
4 Spider Man UK Spider Man
5 Spider Man USA Spider Man
6 New Spider Man Spider Man
7 Spider Man Black Spider Man
8 Spider Man Part 1 Spider Man
9 Spider Man Part 2 Spider Man
10 Spider Man I Spider Man
11 Spider Man III Spider Man
12 Spider Man Part II Spider Man My manufacturer send me the data in this format and i have to allocate there new name to do some comparison I wanted to make this process automatic. what i mean is i need a query which will give me a repeated records along with suggestion as new name. I am fully confident that you guys will help me out from this problem. Looking forward
I need to be able to identify breaks in a sequence so I can evaluate the data more correctly. In the sample I have given I need to be able to identify the break in sequence at 69397576, ideally I would set that as a D. My query also needs to recognize that the 3 sequences following 69397576 are sequential and would belong to that set. so the out come would look like this.
In a scenario where a developer created a slight modification of a stored procedure because he was afraid of breaking something else and took the easy way out, and a few more later down the line, multiple versions of a stored proc. doing slightly different things are just laying around.
"Last used" would be useful piece of information to determine the most recent date a stored procedure was called, either by the application itself or by another stored procedure itself called by the application.
Any stored proc not used for more than say 6 months would then be identified as a candidate for clean-up.
So - short or creating - after the fact - a trigger to update the usage date upon each call - which means a lot of work and no result for the next six months, how can one go about this ?
I need to replace all the "User Friendly Names" with "System Names" in the calculations, i.e., I need "Sales Units" to be replaced with "cSalesUnits", "AUR" replaced with "cAUR", "Comp Sales Units" with "cCompSalesUnits", and "Comp AUR" with "cCompAUR". (It isn't always as easy as removing spaces and added 'c' to the beginning of the string...)
I have created a CTE of all the "Look-up" values, and have tried all kinds of joins, and other functions to achieve this, but so far nothing has quite worked.
How can I accomplish this?
Here is some SQL for set up. There are over 500 formulas that need updating with over 400 different "look up" possibilities, so hard coding something isn't really an option.
I've got a fairly large hierarchy table and I'm trying to put together a query to find the lowest level descendants of the hierarchy. I think there must be some way to use the "Breadth-first" approach that's stated in the MSDN technet sites about SQL Server HierarchyID but i'm not sure how to write the necessary T-SQL to traverse that. I know I can get all the descendants of a parent node like this
SELECT * FROM AdventureWorks2012.HumanResources.Employee WHERE OrganizationNode.IsDescendantOf(@ParentNode) = 1
However, this query returns all levels for that parent's branch. If I just wanted list of employees that were at the lowest level of the branch(es) for this parent node, how would I do this?
I can easily find user created stat in a databaseSELECT * FROM DB.sys.stats WHERE user_created=1But how do I determine what tables those stats are in? with over 6000 tables I don't feel like looking through all the tables.
There are many duplicate records on my data table because users constantly register under two accounts. I have a query that identify the records that have a duplicate, but it only shows one of the two records, and I need to show the two records so that I can reconcile the differences.The query is taken from a post on stack overflow. It gives me 196, but I need to see the 392 records.
How to identify the duplicates and show the tow records without having to hard code any values, so I can use the query in a report, and anytime there are new duplicates, the report shows them.
Hi I am new to SQL. My scenario is I get a string from the user I need to match this string with value present in 2 cloumns. If the string is present in either of the column then i should select that particular record from the table. Now my question is if i Have to match with one cloumn i can used charindex function is there any function with which i can match the string with data present in more than one cloumn.
I want to write a query to bring out any records in a table where any of its fields contain a null value. I could do it in this way:
select *
from customers where name is null or role is null or email is null u003c/p>u003cp styleu003d"margin:0cm 0cm 0pt">u003cfont faceu003d"Times New Roman" sizeu003d"3">u003cfont coloru003d"#000000">However I want to perform a similar function for a number of tables and the method above would mean more sql and maintenance.u003cspan>Â u003c/span>I was hoping there was a simple way to do the same thingu003cspan> ie find any rows with a blank fieldu003c/span>?u003cspan>u003cfont faceu003d"Arial" sizeu003d"2">Â u003c/font>u003c/span>u003c/font>u003c/font>u003c/p>u003c/span>u003c/font>u003c/div>",0] ); D(["ce"]);
//--> However I want to perform a similar function for a number of tables and the method above would mean more sql and maintenance. I was hoping there was a simple way to do the same thing ie find any rows with a blank field?
I have a web form with a check box list with 5 values. Each of them is an int value, and the user can select multiple values from the check box list. For example:
Status:
1) Single 2) Married 3) In Relationship 4) Divorced 5) Any
These values correspond to a column called "RelationshipStatus" which holds an int value of NULL or 0-5.
So the value passed to my SQL query would be any combination of 1, 2, 3, 4, or 5 (Which denote any of the above). It could look like this:
@Status = '132'
Now my question is how would I do a select statement that finds any row with one of those value (Any row with 1, or 3, or 2)? If there is a '5' in the varible then the select statement should return any row regardless of the value.
Table Name: "USER_TABLE" Column Name: "Relationship_Status" Value Type: INT
I have a query I am currently attempting to optimise. Â The query joins in on a sub table (queries the same table) to garner a maximum date value for each row to display. Â For example:
SELECT Column1 ,Column2 ,DateColumn FROM Table1 T INNER JOIN ( SELECT Column1 + Column2 AS ConcatColumn, Column3, MAX(DateColumn) AS dt FROM Table1 GROUP BY Column1 + Column2 ) X ON X.ConcatColumn = T.Column1 + Column2 AND X.dt = T.DateColumn
Is there any way I can write this another way (preferably more cleaner/optimised)?
There are around 6 more classes which I haven't mentioned. The resultant table that I need would be something like this.
Sections Class1 Class4 Others
-------------------------------------------------
A 30 40 50
B 40 10 25
C 20 5 15
Total 90 55 90
What I want is the top two maximum values to appear and everything else to be clubbed into Others and correspondingly their numbers to be summed up i.e. Dynamically depending on the total only those classes with maximum 'Total' value to appear.
Hi all...I've got a group of tables and I wanted to first see which tablescontained a fields containing the "Date/Time" data type. And I wassuccessful in doing so...here's the query:(select a.name tablename, b.name colnamefrom sysobjects a, syscolumns bwhere a.name = object_name(b.id)AND B.TYPE = 61 AND A.XTYPE = 'U')Now...my only issue is find which query I can run (On each table)which returns to me ONLY the values containing the date/time stampwith milli seconds (Ex: 01/01/2007 10:10:50:987)I require this since we are planning on shifting those tables to theOracle platform, and we've had issues doing this while loading theextracted information, since it was not taking the values containingthe "milliseconds".Is there a way to do this? Or is it better to simply remove themilliseconds all togeather? I wouldn't mind doing so provided that itdoesn't includes changes to the actual data type.
Here's what I'd like to be able to do: I have a queue that holds any number tasks, so something like this here:
queue_1 task_a
task_b task_c task_d
Workers are assigned to teams, Red team, Blue team, Green team. What I need to do is identify instances where all tasks for a given queue have been handled by one team. Once a task has been assigned to a queue any team can work on it, but when only one team has completed every task in a queue a bonus should be awarded.
I'm looking for this to award a bonus: queue_num task_num team queue_1 task_a red task_b red task_c red task_d red
No bonus for any team here queue_num task_num team queue_1 task_a red task_b blue task_c red task_d green
So the red team earns a bonus. Now, I have thousands of queues each containing any number of tasks. Using T-SQL how can I find all queues where only one team was responsible for completeing every task assigned to the queue? Do I have to use a cursor and eval each task coming through or is there a faster, more efficient way to handle this in SQL?
I am using Access 2007 and I have 10 columns of data.
I am trying to select all the data from all 10 columns where the first column's data returns only the Unique values and the other columns return all the data from the row that is returned from the first column.
But that returns all the data in the table and all values in the Sorter column with duplicates because each row has distinct data.
I am trying to return unique values from [SFR Rates All].Sorter (the first column) and all the data from the other 9 columns that are contain the row with the unique value in Sorter.
I know that I am missing something basic but well, I can't figure it out.
We have some URLs within a bulk block of text some of which are very long. I need to identify rows where such urls exceed say 100 characters in length in amongst other text.So the rule would be return a record if within the string there is a string (without spaces) longer than 100 characters.
I am in a situation where I need to find out unique field names with different values in a table having 200+ columns. Let's say I have two rows with 200+ columns ( I exported these rows from Lotus Notes to SQL Server) I am not sure what columns makes unique of these rows. It's going to be tedious by checking each column values. Is there anyway I can write a squl query on these two rows which outputs column names which are having unique values. I would appreciate If anybody gives me hint about achieving desired result
I have a table which maps two related IDs. That table has 3 columns: ID, BHID & EPID. I need to find all of the BHIDs where the EPID is unique. It seems easy enough, but I keep going in circles..
USE [CGB] GO /****** Object: Table [dbo].[ePID_BHID] Script Date: 04/15/2015 15:48:14 ******/ SET ANSI_NULLS ON GO SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON
Hi all!In a statement I want to find the IDENTITY-column value for a row thathas the smallest value. I have tried this, but for the result i alsowant to know the row_id for each. Can this be solved in a neat way,without using temporary tables?CREATE TABLE some_table(row_id INTEGERNOT NULLIDENTITY(1,1)PRIMARY KEY,row_value integer,row_name varchar(30))GO/* DROP TABLE some_table */insert into some_table (row_name, row_value) VALUES ('Alice', 0)insert into some_table (row_name, row_value) VALUES ('Alice', 1)insert into some_table (row_name, row_value) VALUES ('Alice', 2)insert into some_table (row_name, row_value) VALUES ('Alice', 3)insert into some_table (row_name, row_value) VALUES ('Bob', 2)insert into some_table (row_name, row_value) VALUES ('Bob', 3)insert into some_table (row_name, row_value) VALUES ('Bob', 5)insert into some_table (row_name, row_value) VALUES ('Celine', 4)insert into some_table (row_name, row_value) VALUES ('Celine', 5)insert into some_table (row_name, row_value) VALUES ('Celine', 6)select min(row_value), row_name from some_table group by row_name
order by PackTypeWhat I need is if the PackType is Deposit and need to multiply the number of records by 35, If the PackType is Monthly I need to multiply the records by 25 and if the PackType is Single I need to sum the values in the price column.
I have hundreds of these errors saying 'Login failed for user 'Reporting' The user is not associated with a trusted SQL Server connection [CLIENT: ip address]
The ip address is that of the server that sql server is installed on.
Looking in my log file, all looks good until I get to Service Broker manager has started, then I get Error: 18452, Severity: 14 State: 1 then these two lines repeat about every minute, for the last 3 days!
I think I must have just missed a tick box somewhere, but where?
I have been into one of the databases, and input and checked data, both via an application I wrote and SQL Server Management Studio.
I am also having trouble connecting using my application to connect to the database, I can only connect if I use a Windows administrator account (this SQL Server 2005 running on a Windows 2003 Server, with the app on PC running Windows 2000)
Presumably an easy question but every time I open a query file the SSMS requires me to login. Very frustrating. Cannot find a configuration option, properties attribute or other to turn this off. Can anyone adivse how I can set up SMSS to require a login at the beginning of the session and then not again for each saved query I open?
