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SQL Server Forum / Other Technologies / English Query / February 2007

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Date formatting -  Really newbie question26 Feb 2007 04:06 GMT2
I have a unbelievably stupid problem that I can't figure out.  My table is
imported from access and contains a column with data type datetime.  I want
to be able to sum the data (which is a door counter for our store) to show  
me all of the traffic for the day, then display the ...
select date list23 Feb 2007 13:41 GMT2
i am trying to write a query in sql server 2000 that returns the list of days
between two dates.
it should return something similar to
for i = 1 to 100
days between dates from a list23 Feb 2007 02:52 GMT1
I am trying to perform an interpolation of counts between event dates...my
data looks like this:
Event Date     Count
1/1/06           13
Group by Not in the Group23 Feb 2007 02:30 GMT1
I am trying to work out a way of finding out if certain values do not appear
in the group by e.g.
ID    Ref
1      1
Returning Value to Web App via Stored Procedure14 Feb 2007 14:24 GMT2
I am trying to run an update stored procedure that will add 1 revision to the
rev field and return the Value back to my Application. My number is
incrementing by 2 and not 1.
Here is my Stored Procedure
it maybe a wrong return value06 Feb 2007 13:15 GMT1
There is a sql function like this below:
Create Function dbo.abc
(@ParamOne decimal, @ParamTwo decimal)
RETURNS Bit
*= Notation in 200505 Feb 2007 12:51 GMT1
I've heard a rumour that the *= notation is no longer supported in SQL
Server 2005.  I've searched through the knowledge base but can't find any
articles on it.  If anybody who currently has 2005 could confirm whether it
is or isn't supported that would be great.
 
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