If you only want to return a certain number of rows, use the LIMIT keyword: SELECT name, birthdate FROM people LIMIT 10; Powered By Common Mistakes and Performance Optimization Tips Selecting multiple columns in SQL is straightforward, but there are common mistakes you should avoid: Overusing ...
Hi everyone, I'm sure there is an easy answer to this, but I just can't seem to find this answer through search. I have about 50+ sheets that are all the same format. I want to create a sum... Ldiggins With the sheet names in A2, A3 etc., enter the following formula...
HELP with CTE or a Cursor to update multiple rows in 1 table ..selecting from Multiple databases Server A Syetemtable of Dbname= ABC Dbname productid ABC 123 Syetemtable of Dbname= XYZ Dbname productid ABC 987 Syetemtable of Dbname= AQW ......
Create an index if you frequently want to retrieve less than 15% of the rows in a large table. The percentage varies greatly according to the relative speed of a table scan and how clustered the row data is about the index key. The faster the table scan, the lower the percentage; the ...
2.1.210 Section 8.1.3, Table Cell 2.1.211 Section 8.2, Advanced Table Model 2.1.212 Section 8.2.1, Column Description 2.1.213 Section 8.2.2, Header Columns 2.1.214 Section 8.2.3, Column Groups 2.1.215 Section 8.2.4, Header Rows 2.1.216 Section 8.2.5, Row Groups 2.1.21...
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very fast (even if during tests there was no index on the Salary table). I tried it on a table (in my example the Salary table) which I populated with ~3.000.000 rows. At this moment I'm on Win Vista Business, Intel Pentium 4CPU 2.8Ghz, 2GB RAM, 32 bit OS, SQL 2008 Developer...
row. By definition, the GUID is unique and fairly random; so, when you sort by that GUID with theORDER BYclause, you get a random ordering of the rows in the table. Taking the top 10 percent (or whatever percentage you want) will give you a random sampling of the rows in the ...
Nice one. I'm just thinking now I might have some code I'll need to update to use this method. Viewing 15 posts - 16 through 30 (of 31 total) Prev 1 2 3 Next You must be logged in to reply to this topic.Login to reply