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  1. madeline1

    List View

    What is the syntax to list the name of all views in SQL Server?
  2. madeline1

    Syntax to Add and Delete Access

    Thanks, that is what I thought it was!
  3. madeline1

    Syntax to Add and Delete Access to a column

    OK Thanks!
  4. madeline1

    Syntax to Add and Delete Access

    what is the correct syntax to grant just add and delete to a column in a table? I am using MySQL. It is not Grant all? So I am not sure how to specify just the add and delete to a particular column within a table. Any advice is appreciated!
  5. madeline1

    Syntax to Add and Delete Access to a column

    what is the correct syntax to grant just add and delete to a column in a table? I am using MySQL. It is not Grant all? So I am not sure how to specify just the add and delete to a particular column within a table. Any advice is appreciated!
  6. madeline1

    SAS question about query

    I have selected the column I want to filter, but the filter section only allows to select one value from the list. Here is an example of what I am trying to do Cities.City = (''New York' 'Brooklyn'') I want to filter both cities so only those results will display. Thanks
  7. madeline1

    SAS question about query

    I am using SAS Enterprise does that matter. I was trying to use the filter feature?
  8. madeline1

    SAS question about query

    I have been using SAS now for only about a week. My question is how do I create a where clause that will allow me to do a contains on more than one variable character in my dataset. That my not be clear, but I want to filter on more than one item in my dataset. Thanks!

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