This post will explore date and time conversion in SQL Server by providing insights into the basics of SQL date conversion and various methods you can use. We’ll also offer short step-by-step tutorials, look at some case studies, and end with some best practices. The Basics of SQL Date ...
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SET @DateFrom = DATEADD(DAY, 1, @DateFrom); END; RETURN @TotWorkingDays; END; GO Script 12 Although the WHILE loop option is cleaner and uses less lines of code, it has the potential of being a performance bottleneck in your environment particularly when your date range spans across seve...
[duplicate]T-SQL'sDATEADDis not a "real" function, it's actually a language-feature (like a ...
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COALESCE is one of the tools you have in SQL Server to work with NULL values. It may not be the first one you think of, but it can be a very good choice. In this tip I will provide examples of how you can use COALESCE to peacefully coexist with NULL values. ...
dateadd(month, 9, @date) ,'Denzil' ) SET @i = @i + 1; END -- Check the rowcount in each partition SELECT $PARTITION.[Orders__Function](Orddate) AS PartionNum ,COUNT(*) AS CountRows FROM Orders GROUP BY $PARTITION.[Orders__Function](Orddate) ...
I have a site that is list of other web sites and links, I use VB2010 and SQL2005, the connections works fine and I can view the data and update it, however one of the fileld I want it to be a URL in the site, I didn't know ...
There are a lot of work that Azure SQL saves from you, and most of the users we meet seem to believe that maintain the database indexes and statistics is one the missions you can forget when you migrate to Azure SQL. Statistics objects, like in the box...
string query = "SELECT \"DAV:href\",\"DAV:displayname\", " + "\"urn:schemas-microsoft-com:office:officeAuthor\" " + "FROM Portal_Content..Scope() " + "WHERE (\"urn:schemas.microsoft.com:sharepoint:portal:isdocument\" " + " = 1) AND (\"DAV:creationdate\" > DateAdd(Day, -...