Another set of eyes here.
It appears you are missing a space after "sum(CDR.MINUTES)" and before "as".
See line sum(CDR.MINUTES)as Minutes just before the "from" clause.
Using Visual Studio 2008.
I have this code fragment in a data grid view cell double-click event.
System.Diagnostics.Process process = new System.Diagnostics.Process();
StringBuilder URI = new StringBuilder();
URI.Append("http://www.fedex.com/Tracking?tracknumbers=")...
Using WSS 3.0
Is it possible to add a "!Modified" or "!Updated" icon next to a document or list item whenever the document or list item has been modified? It should work similiar to the "!New" icon and disappear after a certain time period.
I have the Office SharePoint Designer to work with.
The #Inventory table has duplicate item numbers with different balances and standard costs by trans date. How can I insert/select the most recent record from #Inventory using trans date?
Insert Into #Balance
( ItemNumber
, TransDate
, Balance
, StdCost
, StdCostValue )...
I have this data in a table.
OrderNo SeqNo Rep
111111 3 AX1
222222 3 ZT5
333333 1 AB7
333333 3 TM4
444444 1 WA9
When the order number repeats (see order number 333333) I want to return the record with the lowest sequence number. In this case it is...
I have data in a table like this:
SortKey SortKeyNum
01-01-176DC HEAD 5.875"21 5/8'' Null
01-01-176DC HEAD 5.875"27 5/8'' Null
01-01-176DC HEAD 5.875"27 5/8'' Null
01-03-137DC SILL 6.0625" 23'' Null...
If I accidently delete a folder, report, snapshot, etc in Report Manager is there anyway to recover the object short of doing a ReportServer database restore?
I've used fuzzy grouping. I believe you will get much better results when you include additional fields in your matching logic such as zip code, state, city, etc. So, you will be matching on several fields instead of just one.
Using SSRS 2008 R2.
I have data returned from a query like this:
Month Order Count
Jan 5
Feb 10
Mar 15
Apr 20
I need to sum the order counts over time (a cumulative count) like this:
Jan Feb Mar Apr
5 15 30 50
Is...
Using SSRS 2005.
I'm trying to filter a data region by using the "IN" operator, but the region returns no records. I've tried different variations for the value expression such as:
GL, A6, B6, C6, H6, GV, A7, B7, C7, H7, GR, A8, B8, C8, H8, GS, A9, B9, C9, H9
or
Join(GL, A6, B6, C6, H6, GV...
Using SQL Server 2005.
I have this data:
Order No Seq Comment
691164 1 This is comment A
691164 2 This is comment B
691164 4 This is comment D
123456 1 Comment X
123456 2 Comment Y
123456 4 Comment Z
What would be the SQL to...
Got it figured out. should be:
objCommand.CommandText = "<LDAP://dc=c-sgroup,dc=com>;" & "(&(objectCategory=User)(!userAccountControl:1.2.840.113556.1.4.803:=65536));" & "Name;Subtree"
The exclamation mark (!) before userAccountControl.
I found this vbscript snippet that queries active directory for users whose "Password never expires" is checked. How do I change the query to return those users whose "Password never expires" is "Unchecked"?
objCommand.CommandText = _
"<LDAP://dc=c-sgroup,dc=com>;" & _...
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