Hi,

It should be

UPDATE table_name

SET RefreshDate = '20120822 08:00';

rather than

UPDATE cjs

SET RefreshDate = '20120822 08:00';

else it will throw error

Hi,

I run the similar query and I didnt get the any error.

create procedure abc as

select x.id,y.name1 from name1 x

inner join Practice.dbo.name1 y ON x.id=y.ID

Command executed successfully

EXEC abc

Result- it returns the...

Hi vivek,

SELECT SUBSTRING(ageatdeath,0,CHARINDEX('Y',ageatdeath,0)) AS AGE_VAL,

SUBSTRING(ageatdeath,CHARINDEX('Y',ageatdeath,0),LEN(ageatdeath)) AS AGE_UNIT

this code also works fine.

You haven't specify the length of datatype in "DECLARE @myVariable AS varchar" that's why it is giving 1 as output.

how Casting or converting a string literal behaves returning 30 characters.

this is the only thing on which am stuck..

plz explain

How in case of

LEN(CONVERT(VARCHAR,@a)) AS 'Converted'

, LEN(CAST(@a AS VARCHAR)) AS 'Cast'

It is returning 30?

Can you plz exlpain.

declare @a varchar(5)='56767'

select LEN(@a)

It will result into 56767.

DECLARE @a VARCHAR ='xyz'

SELECT

LEN(@a) AS 'Declared'

, LEN(CONVERT(VARCHAR,'xyz')) AS 'Converted'

, LEN(CAST('xyz' AS VARCHAR))...

thanks Kingston..

can anyone explain me why select len(@a) as 'declared' gives output as 1

I have a table CityMaster, LocationMaster and Location table from another database. In LocationMaster CityID (int) is stored while in Citymaster (CityID, CityName, StateID) fields are stored, in Location CityName...

Thanks

DECLARE @Date1 DATETIME = '2012-08-28 11:53:00'

select cast(@Date1 AS int)

It gives the result 41147. Can anyone tell me how this conversion is done.