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Dwain Camps
Double Counting and Sign Reversals
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Departures from Origins and Arrivals at Destinations
A suggested design for creating flight schedules makes querying easy. Includes basic airport and airlines data. Get started now with this tricky query problem.
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Set Up Grouping Intervals for Excel (SQL Spackle)
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Generating Non-uniform Random Numbers with SQL
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12,883 reads
Financial Rounding of Allocations
When rounded detail quantities are created by an allocation, often the total must foot back exactly to the allocated amount.
2012-03-19
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The Last Binary Value of the Year
What does this code return?
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