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Dear MS SQL Experts,

I have to get the number of datasets within several tables in my MSSQL
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perform that task.

Since I know other databases like MySQL which take less than 1 sec for
the same task
I'm wondering whether I have a bug in my software or whether there are
other mechanisms to get the number of datasets for tables or the number
of datasets within the whole database.

Can you give me some hints ?

Best regards,

Daniel Wetzler

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 hi, i need help with a query:SELECT Headshot, UserName, HeadshotId FROM tblProfile INNER JOIN Headshots ON Headshots.ProfileId=tblProfile.ProfileId WHERE (UserName= @UserName) this query will select what I want from the database, but the problem is that I have multiple HeadshotIds for each profile, and I only want to select the TOP/highest HeadshotId and get one row foreach headshotId. Is there a way to do that in 1 SQL query? I know how to do it with multiple queries, but im using SqlDataSource and it only permits one. Thanks!

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Till now I get data form multiple table using join, but unable to understand how can i get the this result based on given table -

Result should be -

ProCodeProductName
PRO00001;PRO00002Product Test SearchedPromotion One;Promotion Two
PRO00001;PRO00002;PRO00002Product Final SearchedPromotion One;Promotion Two;Promotion Three
PRO00002TestingPromotion Two

Tables -
select * from ProMaster
CodeName
PRO00001Promotion One
PRO00002Promotion Two
PRO00003Promotion Three

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IDProCodeProduct
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2PRO00001;PRO00002;PRO00002Product Final Searched
3PRO00002Testing

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I am wondering if there is a direct query in this case:


I am developing a program to a company which simply sells services
One service may have different prices for different types of clients
The price of any service for any client can change at any time, and I should be able to trace these changes at any time

I made the following tables (simplified): (asterisk for primary key)

(Table) (Fields)

CLIENT_TYPES : ID*, ClientTypeName
SERVICES : ID*, ServiceName
PRICES : ServiceID*, ClientTypeID*, Price, Date*
ORDERS : ID*, Date, ClientTypeID
ORDER_SERVICES : OrderID*, ServiceID*

The field in bold is the area of the question

This is a sample data in the PRICES table:

ServiceID ClientTypeID Price Date1 1 100 1/1/20072 1 150 1/1/20071 2 90 1/1/20072 2 135 1/1/2007

Now if I want to update a price of service 1 for clienttype 1, I add the following row:

1 1 100 1/1/2008

So one product for one client can have any number of prices with different dates


The following query:

SELECT * FROM PRICES WHERE ClientTypeID = 1

will retrieve all prices with repeats for a specific client (#1 here)

What I want is a query to retrieve the most recent prices for specific client for all products, even if a query on query

If there is commemts on table design please tell me

thanks for any one who provides help

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