Thanks it works...

Sample Data

CREATE TABLE ENCOUNTER_PARTY( ENCOUNTER_KEY INT, PARTY_KEY INT, PARTY_ROLE_TYPE_KEY INT)

INSERT INTO ENCOUNTER_PARTY

SELECT '3','13855','2' UNION ALL

SELECT '3','103192','13' UNION ALL

SELECT '3','110986','3' UNION ALL

SELECT '4','103192','13' UNION ALL

SELECT '4','112112','3' UNION ALL

SELECT '6','13855','2' UNION ALL

SELECT...

Just one column 101 and 103.

I cant use where clause directly because if will say

SELECT * FROM ENCOUNTER_PARTY WHERE PARTY_ROLE_TYPE_KEY NOT IN (2)

It will give me all the rows but except with PARTY_ROLE_TYPE_KEY NOT =...

Expected output is 101 and 103 because those encounters dont have party_role_type_key = 2

But how to select with query?

Bit change in sample data.

CREATE TABLE ENCOUNTER_PARTY( ENCOUNTER_KEY INT, PARTY_KEY INT, PARTY_ROLE_TYPE_KEY INT)

INSERT INTO ENCOUNTER_PARTY

SELECT 101, 11, 3 UNION ALL

SELECT 101, 12, 13 UNION ALL

SELECT 101, 13, 4 UNION ALL

SELECT...

Try this -

CREATE TABLE #Temp ( state varchar(10), amt money, per varchar(10) )

INSERT INTO #Temp

SELECT 'NSW','130','person1'

UNION ALL

SELECT 'QLD','100','person1'

UNION ALL

SELECT 'NSW','120','person2'

UNION ALL

SELECT 'QLD','200','person2'

UNION ALL

SELECT 'NSW','110','person3'

UNION ALL

SELECT 'QLD','300','person3'

SELECT a.State, a.TotAmt, b.Per FROM...

try this -

SELECT L.ClientID, S.LocationID, S.ServiceID, COUNT(D.ServiceID) numTrips, SUM(numHours) totalnumHours FROM @Location L INNER JOIN @Service S ON L.LocationID = S.LocationID

INNER JOIN @ServiceDates D ON S.ServiceID = D.ServiceID

GROUP BY...

We can do it but that will not standard and even it will not achieve great level of correctness.

as we can find out table names in procedure script with sql...

Thanks Atif...

I am not getting please explain...

This is the only option if you dont want to use enterprise manager

-- creating the new table with the structure required

CREATE TABLE Emp_temp(

emp_num INT NOT NULL PRIMARY KEY,

first_name CHAR(30) NOT...

mister.magoo (4/16/2010)

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yes, you are converting the date to a varchar and then comparing that - which will just be an alphanumeric comparison.

You need to convert your reference date, which are...

gaurav-404321 (4/17/2010)

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This is not working. Stored prcoedure is returning the query as :

DELETE FROM sectionnumeric

FROM dbo.CreateSectionTableFromString(placementcandidatelanguageproficiency,placementcandidatetrainingsinternshipsprojects,placementcandidatequalificationdetails)

This query is giving lot of errors. I think some syntax mistake...

You can use like this

Even You can pass the value xxx and yyy as a parameter

to make it more generalize.

DECLARE @SQL AS VARCHAR(MAX)

DECLARE @ColumnToUpdate nvarchar(max)

DECLARE@ColumnSelected nvarchar(max)

SELECT@ColumnToUpdate = 'Var1',

@ColumnSelected...