TSQL Challenge 55 - Multiply two very long decimal strings and return
This challenge to multiply two positive integer strings and return their product. The strings can be really long: up to 1024 digits
2011-05-02
1,292 reads
This challenge to multiply two positive integer strings and return their product. The strings can be really long: up to 1024 digits
2011-05-02
1,292 reads
Your job is to write a query that identifies the longest matching country/area code from each phone number based on the information stored in an area-code reference table.
2011-04-18
1,188 reads
A SQL Server instance is set up to log the session start time and end time into a table. Given this table, your job is to find all time intervals in which no one is logged in.
2011-04-04
1,524 reads
This challenge is intended to calculate company's wage spent below a top level manager.
2011-03-21
1,617 reads
This challenge invites you to write a query that converts binary values into decimal format.
2011-03-07
6,696 reads
The purpose of this challenge is to test your query writing skills with a limited set of TSQL keywords.
2011-02-21
1,701 reads
Several technicians are sent to a customer premises to do a certain maintenance work. Your task is to process the activity log entered by each technician and identify overlaps.
2011-02-07
1,393 reads
This challenge is to parse and evaluate arithmetic expressions using TSQL.
2011-01-24
2,280 reads
A table contains the list of modifications made to each card. Your job is to write a query that shows the first number, current number (most recent) and the number of changes made.
2011-01-10
946 reads
This challenge is a slightly enhanced version of the ‘remove leading zeros’ problem
2010-12-27
1,712 reads
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