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6 cze 2013 · You can use iif () in a query, you shouldn't need to use VBA. Well yes, if I was just doing this in a small amount, but then going through tons of stats in using a query takes time, especially when I will then go through and do the same thing to multiple sports. So that is highly inefficient.
create proc [dbo].[prc_foreach] (@tbl varchar(100) = null, @execute nvarchar(max)=null, @db varchar(100) = null) as begin --loop between each table line if @tbl + @execute is null begin print '@tbl: a table to make out each line' print '@execute: command to be performed on each foreach transaction' print '@db: bank where this table is (if not ...
3 mar 2017 · I would like to create a stored procedure that will create a row in a table for every day in a given date range. The Stored Procedure accepts two inputs - A start date and end date of the date range desired by the user. So, let's say I have a table like so:
1 sty 2018 · DECLARE @month date = DATEFROMPARTS(2018,1,1); SELECT DAY_no = c.d, MAX(s.Balance) FROM dbo.Calendar AS c LEFT OUTER JOIN #sample AS s ON s.DAY_no <= c.d WHERE c.d >= @month AND c.d < DATEADD(MONTH, 1, @month) GROUP BY c.d ORDER BY c.d;
9 cze 2018 · There are a number of ways to create iteration within SQL Server, the two most common methods are loops, and cursors. For loops, I prefer to use a WHILE structure. WHILE loop iterating dates. This is the most simple method, and familiar to people with a procedural background.
14 paź 2016 · The command takes 5 parameters; make the procedure receive 5 values as ...parameters: Private Sub InsertOrUpdateEstimate(ByVal CD as String, ByVal theDate As Date, ByVal test As Single, ByVal EDtm As Date, ByVal UserID As String)
18 lut 2017 · I need to update a column with an sequential number starting with 1 based on the accountId in the table. How do I do this? so OrderID is NULL to start. so for each row of AccountID I need to updat...
