I can do anything that can follow after the FROM Clause. So Group BY works too but as far as I know this only groups the duplicate member numbers and not returns the unique/distinct numbers.
I have an app at work that will only allow me to customize the WHERE clause on a SQL statement.
Currently the SQL Statement is hard coded something like this:
SELECT * FROM `ERRORS`
Is there a way to do a DISTINCT in the WHERE clause that would return the same results as:
SELECT DISTINCT...
I have an app at work that will only allow me to customize the WHERE clause on a SQL statement.
Currently the SQL Statement is hard coded something like this:
SELECT * FROM ERRORS
Is there a way to do a DISTINCT in the WHERE clause that would return the same results as:
SELECT DISTINCT...
I have an app at work that will only allow me to customize the WHERE clause on a SQL statement.
Currently the SQL Statement is hard coded something like this:
SELECT * FROM ERRORS
Is there a way to do a DISTINCT in the WHERE clause that would return the same results as:
SELECT DISTINCT...
Thanks for your input. I think better indexing will fix our situation. I know some of these columns are already indexed but I think they are indexed too many times and not properly.
I have a query that is taking about 10 seconds to execute. I'm trying to optimize the query. Here is the code:
SELECT ACCOUNT_LEVEL,PROGRAM,ANNUAL_FEE, APR_FLOOR_RATE,CASH_ADV_RATE,LATE_FEE,NSF_FEE,APR_RATE,APR_BASIS,LATE_GRACE_DAYS...
Solved my own problem with:
function parseResults() {
var response = xmlHttp.responseText;
document.getElementById('serverResponse').innerHTML = response;
}
What I want to do is use ajax to return a table that was generated using a jsp. I am getting the table back and it is displaying on the page but it is returning all of the tags with it. IE. <table><tr><td></td></tr></table>
My parsing javascript method looks like this:
function...
I finally fixed my problem. I had 2 problems. Both of which was in my BranchBCO file. I didn't say that the class implements the interface and second I had is set up as public static and my interface was only public. This is why I was getting the type cast error.
Thanks for trying to help...
What I'm doing is I have a website that sends a command property to a front controller servlet and then forwards onto a class. All that I want this class to do is get the command property and dynamically call the appropriate class and its method. For example if the command is "Login" then I want...
The company that I work for just upgraded to sql server 2005. In doing so I expected them to also upgrade their reporting services so I rolled out a report using 2005 RSS. I turns out that after I finished I went to deploy my reports and found that they are still running RSS 2000 and don't...
Yes the 2.0 framework is installed on the server. I guess a big question is can you uses the reportViewer tool to view 2000 reports or only 2005? And if you can't then how do you view your report?
I am trying to get my SRS 2000 reports to hook up with my ASP.NET 2.0 reportViewer.
Currently I have a page that has a reportViewer Control. The control is pointing to a remote SQL server 2005 database . I can view my reports just fine on the server so I know that they work. When ever I...
To be honest I don't have any connection calls in my page code. I thought that I could just make my connection to the database by changing my web.config file.
I found an example of what I need to do but I can seem to get it too work.
http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/UploadFile/amit_agrl/EnablingMembershipProviderforSQLServer2005.doc08222005044400AM/EnablingMembershipProviderforSQLServer2005.doc.aspx?ArticleID=01cc2bd6-c790-4f00-90dd-030e05feb404
Here...
I'm a newbie at this so bare with me.
I created a login screen for a website using Visual Studio 2005 using their login tools. Our webserver is running SQL server 2000. I ran aspnet_regsql.exe and imported the database into sql server 2000.
Now I just need to change the web.config file to...
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