BOL = Books OnLine aka SQL help

The message is telling you exactly what to do.

SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER ON

GO

SET ANSI_NULLS ON

GO

SET ANSI_WARNINGS ON

GO

Also, my advice if you don't want to...

You can play with the format of the minutes to be anything you like.

Try something like this:

declare @sample table (id int, fax_date datetime)

insert @sample values(1, '2006-02-25 00:28:00.000')

insert @sample values(2, '2006-02-25...

You need to implement a linked server.  Check out BOL.

Also, it is a VERY bad idea to have server with no SA password.

Here is a start:

--Build a table of numbers, you may want to make it a real table because it is a good tool to use

select top 8001 Identity(int, 0,1) As...

First, the else statements that I added don't work, they only ever return the initial state of the @Output table.

After the first "Languages" row is applied to the @OutPut table...

The query wasn't to fix it, it was to point out the problem.  The query produces the following output:

Cert_Male Cert_Female Diploma_Male Diploma_Female Major        Course_Level Male Female

15       41         NULL         NULL           Languages       Certification 15   41

NULL     NULL       7            ...

Becuase when the second row of the subquery is being processed, the CERT* columns are being set to null because the case is returning null for them.

Check out the following...

Bill,

15 are of level "cert" and 7 are of level "diploma" which are broken out into separate columns.

Try this:

declare @tblmystudent table(records char(1),course varchar(20),course_level varchar(10),major varchar(20),male int,female int)

insert @tblmystudent values('I','English','Cert','Languages','10','34')

insert @tblmystudent values('I','ChildCare','Diploma','SocialSc','45','12')

insert @tblmystudent values('I','HumanThink','Diploma','SocialSc','2','23')

insert @tblmystudent values('E','Psychology','Diploma','SocialSc','56','23')

insert @tblmystudent values('E','Counselling','Diploma','SocialSc','23','12')

insert @tblmystudent values('G','Motivation','Diploma','SocialSc','2','12')

insert @tblmystudent values('G','BrainDev','Diploma','SocialSc','3','9')

insert @tblmystudent values('E','France','Cert','Languages','5','7')

insert @tblmystudent values('I','AdvEnglish','Diploma','Languages','7','4')

select major

, sum(case...

Do the following:

SELECT MAIN_TABLE.key_no,

COMMENT_TABLE.comment

FROM MAIN_TABLE

LEFT OUTER JOIN COMMENT_TABLE

ON MAIN_TABLE.key_no = COMMENT_TABLE.key_no and COMMENT_TABLE.display_order is NOT NULL

where MAIN_TABLE.key_no = 'XYZ'

Note, the old style (*=, =* and *=*) outer join syntax has...

update b

set b.ColumnX = a.ColumnY

from tableB b

inner join tableA a

on b.ID = a.ID

Try this

select csuflxideb,csddedcode,csddeds2code

from checksumm

inner join checksummded

on csuflxid=csdflxidcsu and csupayperiod like '2005%'

group by csuflxideb,csddedcode,csddeds2code

having count(*) > 1

order by 1, 2, 3

You can't.  Check out this post, about 3 below yours: http://www.sqlservercentral.com/forums/shwmessage.aspx?forumid=8&messageid=287381

It is all too common due to a person's misconception that their abbreviation scheme "makes sense" to everyone.

When developing data models, I follow standards that I believe are best practices...

According to BOL:

"READUNCOMMITTED, and NOLOCK, cannot be specified for tables modified by insert, update, or delete operations. The SQL Server query optimizer ignores the READUNCOMMITTED and NOLOCK hints in the...