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  • RE: reading images in database

    Adirudik thank you for your answer. I don't know if this is the right solution because inserting images through MS Access can give all sorts of problems (an OLE-object in...

  • RE: Multi Level Grouping

    You were right: express edition. The articles are looking promising.

    Thanks for your help.

    Robert

  • RE: Multi Level Grouping

    Thanks Craig for your answer. I have a front-end Access-2007 and I know what the report possibilities are. I was just wondering if things could be done in sql server....

  • RE: Multi Level Grouping

    I'm using a T-SQL query. I'm not familiar with SSRS. Can you explain that a bit further?

  • RE: Multi Level Grouping

    Thanks Lynn, no problems anymore with the temp table

  • RE: Multi Level Grouping

    Good question: it is a hobby resulting in a website. This website is based on a sql server database. I'll let you know when the site is up and running....

  • RE: cross-tab query

    Guys,

    I did the following and it worked!!! You did a great job learning me this, thanks a lot to the joined forces LutzM and FlatDixie:

    ...

  • RE: cross-tab query

    Guys,

    I did the following and it worked!!! You did a great job learning me this, thanks a lot to the joined forces LutzM and FlatDixie:

    ...

  • RE: cross-tab query

    Looks good, but remember I am a newbie. So things are going to fast for me. First the beginning: ; with cte as - what is the meaning of this?...

  • RE: cross-tab query

    I encounter two problems with the temp solution: union demands the same number of columns and score is an nvarchar, so the isnull gives an error (it evaluates as an...

  • RE: cross-tab query

    This is the raw material before the cross tab query. I don't know how to bring it any further like the etiquette (text mode? query analyzer?). perhaps you can past...

  • RE: cross-tab query

    I am not sure I get the grips. To clear things up I give you the following code:

    SELECT TOP (100) PERCENT Koersnaam, COUNT(Koersid) AS Totaal, MAX(CASE...

  • RE: Cross Tab with nvarchar()

    Hello Mark,

    You have earned your points: MAX did the trick! I tried SUM, COUNT, Etc but not MAX. Thanks for your answer.

    Greetings,

    Robert

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