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dba3_DateTimePrecision_Article (1/23/2004)

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[Msg]: FW: 'Nested' Case statements (12/3/2004)

*********************** Your mail has been scanned by Interscan ***********-*********** Incase anyone is interested or has comments I ended doing it like this.... select case Datepart...

[Msg]: Re: 'Nested' Case statements (12/3/2004)

I think can do this without the CASE statement using things like SELECT left(DATENAME(dw, getdate()),3). Also check the other 'Date and Time Functions' in BOL. HTH cheers, Paul. ----- Ori...

[Msg]: RE: 'Nested' Case statements (12/6/2004)

If you used datename(dw, days) then you would get back Sunday, Monday, etc. Sharon _____ From: bounce-sql2k-6864927@ls.sswug.org [mailto:bounce-sql2k-6864927@ls.sswug.org] On Behalf...

[Msg]: RE: 'Nested' Case statements (12/3/2004)

How about... select left(datename(dw,getdate()),3) + ' ' + right('0'+ltrim(str(datepart(d,getdate()))),2) _____ From: bounce-sql2k-8626898@ls.sswug.org [mailto:bounce-sql2k-86...

[Msg]: Rounding off to the nearest quarter hour (11/26/2004)

*********************** Your mail has been scanned by Interscan ***********-*********** Hi I have a script that allows me to round of to the nearest quarter hour, see below, just wonderin...

[Msg]: [SQL2K] query help (11/27/2006)

I wrote a simple create view script the unions data from other databases and it's giving me the error: Any idea how to modify this script? --'CREATE VIEW' does not allow specifying the datab...

[Msg]: RE: [SQL2K] query help (11/27/2006)

I believe you should use aggregate function in your select statement... select 'CUSTOMER RELATIONSHIP MANAGEMENT' service, bg_subject, max(datepart(month, bg_detection_date)) 'TEST ...

[Msg]: RE: Date Part (8/27/2003)

You have DATEPART mixed up. For dmonth you are using day, for dweek you using month and for dweek you are using month. try using: update severityreport set dyear = datepart(year,cprundate), ...

[Msg]: RE: Date Part (8/27/2003)

You have DATEPART mixed up. For dmonth you are using day, for dweek you using month and for dweek you are using month. try using: update severityreport set dyear = datepart(year,cprundate), ...

[Msg]: Re: Rounding off to the nearest quarter hour (11/26/2004)

Dunno if this is less messy, but here's a way building on 'simple' string concatenation -- string based concetantion select convert(char(17), getdate(), 120) + case when right(convert(cha...

dba3_SecondsToDaysHoursMinutes_demo (5/3/2004)

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[Msg]: [SQL2K] query help (11/28/2006)

Great. Will do. Thanks Mohammed. Ammie ________________________________ From: listbounces@sswug.org [mailto:listbounces@sswug.org] On Behalf Of Mohammed Uddin Sent: Monday, N...

[Msg]: RE: Inserting into a table (3/3/2005)

Try this: create table tblyeardates (datecol datetime) declare @time datetime, @end datetime set @time = case when datepart(dw,getdate()) = 2 then getdate()-1 ...

[Msg]: RE: Date Part (8/27/2003)

that is really FUNNY! thanks.... having a doofus day ...

[Msg]: RE: Date Part (8/27/2003)

that is really FUNNY! thanks.... having a doofus day ...

[Msg]: [sswug:sql2k] stored procedure help (6/6/2002)

I am trying to write a stored procedure that will drop a database on the last day of the month. I already verified that the SQL Server job scheduler has the ability to schedule jobs to run jobs ...

[Msg]: Re: [sswug:sql2k] stored procedure help (6/6/2002)

@stmt = 'drop database ' + @dbname sp_executesql @stmt G. Waleed Kavalec ------------------- Quidquid latine dictum sit, altum sonatur. ----- Original Message ----- From: To: ...

[Msg]: RE: [sswug:sql2k] stored procedure help (6/6/2002)

I believe you'll need dynamic SQL to do this... i.e. DECLARE @Str varchar(200) Set @Str = 'drop database ' + @dbname exec (@Str) Also -- You could replace the case statement with Select ...

[Msg]: RE: [sswug:sql2k] stored procedure help (6/6/2002)

try Select @dbname = 'exec drop database REPORT_'+@month+'_'+@year exec (@dbname) -----Original Message----- From: henry.maan_de_kok@kemperinsurance.com [mailto:henry.maan_de_kok@kemperinsura...