...within 30 days from what ?

Pls try restate the problem it terms like "To incude this row in a result set there must [not] exsist rows such that..."

Particulary, what...

OK.

But when file is converted to NVARCHAR, you may live with CHAR(160) as well.

select col.value('myData[1]/@myAttr', 'nvarchar(50)')

from

(select CAST(N'<myData myAttr="12'+char(160)+ N'34" />' as XML)) as...

Which way have you figured out the symbol in error? Note in the message type of

XML parsing: line 1, character 77, illegal xml character

reported position is the position in the...

Note today is 1st of October.

If you need data as it's still September, set @now as needed.

More Integer Math less RIGHT 🙂

PRINT '========== Integer Math RIGHT(RIGHT) Method =========='

SET STATISTICS TIME ON;

SELECT @Bitbucket = RIGHT('000000000'+RIGHT(C1*1000+C2,9),9)

FROM #TestTable;

SET STATISTICS TIME OFF;

...

Then just reverse join order. You may also need to ajust BETWEEN to exact month's first / last days as you do it in your original query. See below

SELECT

...

+1

Plain CASE will help

create table #StuDetails(City varchar(25),StuStatus varchar(25), currentValue int,Week1 int,week2 int,week3 int,week4 int)

insert into #StuDetails values('A','new',13,10,0,0,12)

insert into #StuDetails values('B','Old',10,10,41,0,12)

insert into #StuDetails values('C','Fail',10,9,0,0,5)

SELECT City, StuStatus, currentValue

,Week1 = CASE week1...

Really Start > End is OK? Explain please.

Try this quey to enumerate all intervals, including open ones. Restriction: no 'On's after 'On' or 'Off's...

Is'n it the expressions you need?

select

timeStart = dateadd(hh, datediff(hh, 0, getdate()) , 0)

,timeEnd = dateadd(hh, datediff(hh, 0, getdate()) + 1, 0)

If rounded interval is needed

SELECT

timeStart =

DATEADD(MINUTE

,-DATEPART(MINUTE,getdate())

,DATEADD(SECOND

,-DATEPART(SECOND,getdate())

, DATEADD(MS,

-DATEPART(ms,getdate())

,getdate())))

,timeEnd =

DATEADD(MINUTE

,-DATEPART(MINUTE,getdate()) + 60

,DATEADD(SECOND

,-DATEPART(SECOND,getdate())

, DATEADD(MS,

-DATEPART(ms,getdate()) - 1

,getdate())));...

The split function you cited returns table of VARCHAR(8000) because this is what Item = SUBSTRING(@pString, l.N1, l.L1) returns due to it's first argument type. Provided Call_Detail_Report_Repository.NodeTraversed is...

For example, above DVM will count rows inserted by uncommited transactions. SQL Server 2008.

Open two queries in Managment Studio. In first query run

CREATE TABLE [testDVM](

[a] [int] NULL

) ON [PRIMARY]

GO

BEGIN TRAN;

INSERT...

Note DM view do not take care of transactions. SELECT COUNT(*) and DM may return different number of rows.

Eirikur Eiriksson (9/22/2014)

When using an identity property to maintain the sequence, re-inserting would simply imply an identity insert. On the other hand, temporal sequence would be both more robust and...