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SQL Server Forum / Services / Analysis (Data Mining) / December 2004

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Summarizing data, grouping by time period.31 Dec 2004 22:33 GMT3
I have a table of student incidents, including absences from school, listing
the student ID, the date of an incident, and whether it was an absence.
I want to get a result set from this table showing me ON ONE ROW, the
studentID, and the absences split up by term.
open source software for CART and PCA30 Dec 2004 01:42 GMT1
I need open source software, or however a free software (i would download
and use it without pay!), for manage data with CART or Principal Component
Analysis. Tipically Matlab is the best software solution, but it isn't free!
GNU Octave is free but not more powerful! Then, please ...
Passing parameters to a view from ASP.NET28 Dec 2004 23:31 GMT2
Hia,
I have 2 tables, and i would like to create a view which shows all of
the names that are stored in one table, and next to each name (stored in
the first table TBL_TECHNICIANS) shows what job the person named has to
Half Hour Time Intervals28 Dec 2004 16:09 GMT1
I have a table that stores three fields of information.
(AgentID Int, Orig DateTime, Term DateTime)
Example:
AgentID = 1, Orig = '12/27/2004 9:00:00 AM', Term = 4:59:59 PM
GROUP BY WITH ROLLUP issue17 Dec 2004 13:30 GMT3
I have a Stored Procedure:
SELECT cost_center,account,employee_number,sum(reg_hrs)
as RH,sum(ot_hrs) as OH,sum(reg_pay) as RP, sum(ot_pay)
as OP
syntax?14 Dec 2004 22:49 GMT6
Can someone show me how to get the proper syntax working on this?  It doesn't
update correctly, and I'm thinking it the Commision updates to PaymentAmount,
but it's real erractic and can't troubleshoot. TIA
UPDATE [Revenue Processing]
Need help with SQL Statement14 Dec 2004 16:46 GMT4
I have a table that stores when an agent logs on and off a phone. The data
looks like this.
DATE, AGENT_ID, TIME_IN, TIME_OUT
1/1/04, 123, 12:05:00 PM, 12:37:00 PM
2005 data Mining tutorial?10 Dec 2004 05:53 GMT1
Has anyone seen Doc regarding using the new data mining tools with the 2005
beta.  The doc that come with the disk say “to be installed later”.  I am
looking for a tutorial for possible purchase of the product.
Links to the docs would be great
Help needed joining tables08 Dec 2004 19:44 GMT1
Hi please read through and be patient as I am a bit of a
novice.I am trying to create what I think should be a
simple query, but I seem to be making a pigs ear of it.
Here is the query;
Primary key in sys* tables07 Dec 2004 20:55 GMT1
What sys* tables contain the primary key indicator for the columns?
I need to do a select statement, however, I do find sp_pkeys function,
if I am correct, it is getting the value from sysname but I do not have
sysname.
count(*)07 Dec 2004 10:08 GMT3
I tried various ways to format my result for the count, to no avail.  Can
someone help me out?  I am using SQL Server 6.5 and am doing a COUNT after
the count I would like to format the result in SQl such as, if the result is
25 to add three zeros after it?
How To Use Parameters in a View07 Dec 2004 06:01 GMT2
the subject says it all,
thanks for the help
WStoreyII
CROSSTABS in Query01 Dec 2004 08:51 GMT2
I declare a VARIABLE number of columns, in this case, days of a month, and
display the amounts of product orders, something like:
                    Jun,18     Jun,19     Jun,20     Jun,21      Jun,22    
     Jun,23
 
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