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  • RE: What are the advantage of using cross apply over union all?

    It's not a question of there being an advantage of one over the other, since they do different things. CROSS APPLY is very similar to INNER JOIN, but with the...

  • RE: Column aliases

    Todd Reddinger (9/2/2015)


    handkot (9/1/2015)


    I think the same thing

    AS Alias And AS 'Alias'

    also i can write AS [Alias], or write CTE

    so there are only three ways: "=", "AS" and column

    +1

    I agree...

  • RE: Insert without a PK

    I didn't see a correct answer. The table is created with PK, which implies an index. A CLUSTERED index is created. Both indexes are active. The first insert works (why...

  • RE: Unable to use proper quotes in the statement

    I think I prefer [/url] as a better reference for character naming.

    0022, ", is QUOTATION MARK.

    0027, ', is APOSTROPHE.

    The other two you mentioned are 2017 and 2018, LEFT and RIGHT...

  • RE: Stored Procedure Creation

    So it does. I read through it several times, and didn't catch it. D'oh! Thank you Hugo. I must stand embarrassed for the appropriate amount of time.

  • RE: Stored Procedure Creation

    Interestingly enough, the documentation on CREATE PROCEDURE don't say anywhere, that I could find, that it had to be the the only statement in the batch. The links provided in...

  • RE: DISTICT STATEMENT GET MY QEURY SLOW.

    This looks like Dynamics AX, right? It looks like you don't have enough conditions in your JOINs.

    The first join, from LedgerAccountCategory to LedgerTable, is on DataAreaId only. This means, within...

  • RE: help with exact match

    paul 17028 (5/6/2015)


    Hi

    ... I have been looking around and I have found this "collate Latin1_General_CI_AS" but I have bean unable to implement it if it is at all possible. ...

    Your...

  • RE: Fun with XOR #2

    Actually, I'm wondering if many who got the previous post wrong was because we weren't familiar with the '^' operator. I incorrectly assumed it meant exponentiation.

    Granted, not useful in everyday...

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