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

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How to "avoid" a GROUP BY - HAVING30 May 2007 21:12 GMT1
I have four tables,
1. First has Items,
2. Second has Features,
3. Third defines the ItemsFeatures
Filtering out zeros21 May 2007 19:01 GMT3
Running a query that adds up certain fields in our database and where
applicable returns a zero total.  Looking for a way to return only those
lines that are not zero value.
I'm new to this SQL thing, have experience in Access but am tripped up on
SQL Syntax Question21 May 2007 15:05 GMT1
I have the following syntax:
"select itemnmbr, locncode, (qtyonhnd-atyalloc) as "QTY Available Main"
from iv00102 "
The results look like;
UNION query.  Wrong answears.17 May 2007 22:28 GMT2
We are running SQLSERVER 2005.  The following query give the wrong answear.
WHY????
SELECT * FROM
(SELECT     Clearance.ClearDate as CLDATE, ORDER1.FULFILLMENTCODE AS FCODE
Get user syntax17 May 2007 20:44 GMT1
I am building a view for a report and one of the requirements is to grab the
user who is running the report.  What would this syntax look like?  I thought
it was getuser(), but no luck there.
Thanks,
using wildcards [ ] in REPLACE or CHARINDEX functions11 May 2007 22:42 GMT1
I'm basically trying to replace non alpha characters of values in a couple
columns, but would prefer to create a ud-function or have a function in my
view do this for me rather than have to manually update every non-alpha
character.
 
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