Hello!
I am looking for the oposit of the following where clause:
SELECT * FROM dbo.Element WHERE
(Element.Id in (Select Element_2_ID FROM dbo.Element_Element))
this is not working :
SELECT * FROM dbo.Element WHERE
not (Element.Id in (Select Element_2_ID FROM dbo.Element_Element))
Thank you very much for any feedback!
Regards,
Fabian
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Is there an opposite of the TOP keyword in a select statement?
I have the following query which works fine but it's not in the order I need because I have to use DESC to get the last 40 records.
select top 40 slabnumber, scarfcode, left(productname,6) as heatid, strandid, heatcutnumber, creationtime
from product
where scarfcode = 'V3'
order by creationtime desc
I need the returned records ordered by creationtime but not descending.
Randy
Hi All,
I have a problem trying to create a query that will obtain those records (from two tables) which are not in each others table
IE)
T1--------------- T2---------------- QUERY RESULT
ID| Description--- ID| Description --- ID | Description
1 | yellow -------- 0 | white --------- 0 | white
2 | red ----------- 1 | yellow -------- 5 |blue
5 | blue ---------- 2 | red
Any help is appreciated in advance..
I have tried updates but it doesn't work..
I am sure there's has to be an easy way.. thank you!
I just started with SQL Server Express and was playing around with the Management Studio.
I created a query to make a column unique:
ATLTER TABLE Table_Name
ADD UNIQUE (Column_Name)
That worked perfect, if I fill in the same data in the next row of that column, I get an error as expected. But, how do I remove the UNIQUE property on that column? I can find it in the column properties within Management studio, neither I can't find the command to undo this action.
I have a table containing the following data:
LinkingIDID1 ID2
166202180659253178
166202253178180659
166334180380253179
166334253179180380
166342180380180659
166342180659180380
166582253179258643
166582258643253179
264052258642258643
264052258643258642
264502258643258663
264502258643259562
Within the LinkingID, there are duplicates in ID1 and ID2 but just in opposite columns. I have been trying to figure out a way to remove these set based. It doesn't matter which duplicate is removed. Essentially these are just endpoints and I don't care which side they are on. The solution must recognize the duplicates and not just remove based on every 2nd row.
Hello Group,
I'm still a bit new to T-SQL and am wondering how to get various LOWEST values from a table, rather than TOP values. There does not appear to be a keyword opposite of TOP in T-SQL.
My real problem is this: I know how to get the 2nd highest value, third highest value, etc...but how does one get the 2nd lowest value, third lowest value, etc?
Would anyone be able to help?
Thanks!!
How to find the equal and opposite rows in a table.
E.g.:
book position
A 500
B -500
C -500
The output should return the rows having equal and opposite positions.
O/P:
A 500
B -500
I have tried self join on a table but in vain.Do we need to cursors for these row level handling?