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SQL Server Forum / Other Technologies / English Query / September 2005

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Insert Multiple Rows into a Table Without Using Select29 Sep 2005 19:56 GMT4
I want to insert 4 rows into a SQL table.
Can I do this without using 4 Insert statements?
This is my SQL statement:
  Insert Into MyTable Values (1,2)
query on day's transactions27 Sep 2005 01:55 GMT2
Let me preface this by saying that i'm not a programmer.
I'm trying to setup a job that runs a query every night at 7pm that will
pull all transactions with the date reported that equals the system date.  
What identifier would I use so that it pulled transactions based on the the
alter table set default value for money type column26 Sep 2005 13:20 GMT1
I run the sql like the following
Alter table ItemStone add ISPurPrice money default 0
then when I select the itemStone table, I find the field ISPurPrice is still
Null, not 0, why?
ALTER COLUMN on a text or ntext field21 Sep 2005 17:03 GMT1
I'd like to run the following command:
   ALTER TABLE cal_respurpose ALTER COLUMN [purpose] varchar(255)
but it falls over because the current [purpose] column is 'text': -
Server: Msg 4928, Level 16, State 1, Line 1
comma delimited file21 Sep 2005 16:59 GMT2
I am working with SQL Server 2000 table called dbo.proofofconcept".
I need to separate values that are all in one column that are space limited.
For example I have a column called tryit and the
value = '1234 456.75  01/01/2001 ABBR TRY@GSU.ORG 75%   $12.75  '.
space delimited values in one column21 Sep 2005 16:50 GMT2
I am working with SQL Server 2000 table called dbo.proofofconcept".
I need to separate values that are all in one column that are space limited.
For example I have a column called tryit and the
value = '1234 456.75  01/01/2001 ABBR TRY@GSU.ORG 75%   $12.75  '.
How to call talbe/SP from Linked server with out database and user16 Sep 2005 20:38 GMT3
Dear Friends,
Usually we call tabal and SP like given below.
         select * from [linkedserver].[database].[dbo].[TableName]
         EXEC [linkedserver].[database].[dbo].usp_storedprocedure
about query16 Sep 2005 06:11 GMT1
Does anyone know what is the following query mean:
select * from abc,def where abc.xx(+) = def.xx
i have no idea about the (+) symbol..what it represent?
Thank you in advance
YTD Last Year again 05 Sep 2005 21:48 GMT3
Hi there, I'd like to ask you for help with following:
I am trying to select YTD for last year in my sales table. Our accounting
year is from 1st of July to 30 June.
select *
Join syntax?02 Sep 2005 21:20 GMT1
I'm not sure if this is a join problem or even if it can be done.
The english part of the query will be requesting cagegoires="Cat2"
and return the matching records in table1, plus return all the other
categories that belong to the set in table 2.
YTD Last year01 Sep 2005 06:20 GMT1
Hi there, I'd like to ask you for help with following:
I am trying to select YTD for last year in my sales table.
select *
from Salestable
about query ..01 Sep 2005 01:27 GMT1
Does anyone know what is the following query mean:
select * from abc,def from abc.xx(+) = def.xx
i have no idea about the (+) symbol..what it represent?
Thank you in advance
 
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