And it take around 3-4 second to load records But if i put fixed order by with direction then it will not 1 second so can you please help me to optimize my query. Fill in your details below or click an icon to log in: Email (required) (Address never made public) Name (required) Website You are commenting using your WordPress.com account
Updating the same column multiple times in one update statement - Microsoft SQL Server
That is because these rows were added as a copy of the existing rows (probably a business need to add a new hierarchy with the same structure as an existing hierarachy). Insert INTO ScheduleTask (Id, IdHierarchy, CopyTaskId) values (3,'.1.',1) Insert INTO ScheduleTask (Id, IdHierarchy, CopyTaskId) values (4,'.1.2.',2) and the idhierarchies must be converted via the process above
Subquery in case statement - Microsoft SQL Server
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How Do You Write an SQL Case Statement With Multiple Conditions?
Unfortunately SQL Server seems to not have a function to get back the result value of a default constraint expression and then saving the expression in case of constant values is also a little bit strange. However, if you can't work out an action you'd like to perform, post your request below or in a question on the EE site and I or another Expert will do their best to code the required bookmarklet for you
SQL Server Forums - Multiple REPLACE statements on one column
Is there a way to base a replace statement off of another table of values? I'm thinking I could just keep adding values to the table and re-run the statement to continually update the field. Just take a look again.I have a table name newsletter and a coloumn name Catg having the values g0,g1,g2,g3 ....g54.i want to replace the above values of g0 with general, g1 with medical, g2 with social, g3 with science
sql server - Error Grouping By Multiple Columns using CASE - Database Administrators Stack Exchange
I think that might get you what you want; If it doesn't, you'll have to explain your data a little more, because what you are trying to do seems backwards
Example of where CASE expressions can be used include in the SELECT list, WHERE clauses, HAVING clauses, IN lists, DELETE and UPDATE statements, and inside of built-in functions. Another Problem is that : I fatch Max(columnName) and max value+1 my next value for insert statement , Now point is that when two user aceess same max value and insert same value into table than a confliction or violation of primary key error thrown by software
I prefer to use the system for this and simply get a count because you can assign the column count to a variable at the top of a query and then choose to proceed or not based on that. Rowling give two or more unrelated characters the same first name in any of the 10 books? Why does carburetor icing require manual attention by the pilot? You are a minor character in a fictional story
SQL Server - Setting Multiple Values in a Case Statement? - Stack Overflow
I'm getting around this by using UNION statements at the moment, but it all looks a bit cumbersome - is there a better way to do this? Basically, I have a bunch of prompts, each with a response of either "Yes", "No" or "In Future" (I actually have more responses, but I'll just use 3 for the example to keep it short!) - I need to produce a column for each response type, with a 1 as the value for the appropriate response, and a 0 for all others. The output I get from the UNION statement in my original post is actually the correct output, I just thought there might be a better way of producing it
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