You're pretty close. It has nothing to do with hex.

D and E are used in Fortran to represent FLOATs in scientific notation. SQL...

First of all the bad news. I am not aware of any tool that will do the job automatically.

Now the good news. I...

Just noticed that you posted DDL.

select

 TradeDate, TradePrice,

 (select avg(TradePrice*1.0)

  from Stocks t2

  where t2.TradeDate between dateadd(dd, -10, t1.TradeDate) and t1.TradeDate

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Suppose you have a table with 3 columns ISIN as internationally recognized identifier, date of the quotation, and the closing quote, you can do

select

 isin, date, close,

 (select avg(close)

 ...

Putting it all together. This is how I understand this problem.

create table #showme

(

 c1 int

 , c2 int

)

insert into #showme

select 1,1

union all

select 1,2

union all

select 1,3

union all

select 2,1

union...

I'll be waiting for your questions

Have you read the original question and noticed the given table structure

It's not worth talking about. This table is a design nightmare of a "super" lookup table.

What you need to do is WHERE fldModelID = 1 AND fldModelID = 2 AND fldModelID = 3....

Assuming that column only contains a scalar integer value, how should this ever...

Have a look at the IDENTITY property In SQL Server's Books Online.

CREATE TABLE test

(

 idx INT

 , idx2 INT

 CONSTRAINT ux_test UNIQUE(idx, idx2)

)

INSERT INTO test SELECT 1, 1

INSERT INTO test SELECT 1, 1

SELECT * FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.CONSTRAINT_TABLE_USAGE t1

JOIN INFORMATION_SCHEMA.CONSTRAINT_COLUMN_USAGE t2

ON t1.TABLE_NAME=t2.TABLE_NAME

WHERE OBJECTPROPERTY(OBJECT_ID(t1.CONSTRAINT_NAME),'IsUniqueCnst')=1

DROP TABLE test

seems to...

This is an internal helper table used by SQL Server.

N denotes that the following string is a unicode string.

SELECT * FROM INFORMATION_SCHEMA.CONSTRAINT_TABLE_USAGE t1

JOIN INFORMATION_SCHEMA.CONSTRAINT_COLUMN_USAGE t2

ON t1.TABLE_NAME=t2.TABLE_NAME

WHERE OBJECTPROPERTY(OBJECT_ID(t1.CONSTRAINT_NAME),'IsUniqueCnst')=1

AND t1.TABLE_NAME='...'

should do.

http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/library/en-us/dnsqlpro01/html/sql01l1.asp

See if this helps, before you consider that addditional RAM wasted:

http://snipurl.com/fr5h