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Not sure on a view (how to pass the view the date in question) but this procedure should do what you want. Create Procedure GetStatus @StatusDate smalldatetime As Select b.Contract, b.Status From TestStatus b Join (Select Contract, max(Date) as MaxDate from TestStatus Where Date <=...

Appears to be a bug in SQL 7.0. I found a server with SQL 2000 loaded. No problems running the query there. Thanks for the help. --Rick

This did work. But even if I pick a different value than the 15.46, say 15.25, and populate every record with this value, I don't get the error. Seems like something directly related to the 15.46 value. Seems very strange. Create Table Test3( Code varchar(10), Amt money ) go set nocount...

I'm getting a domain error when using the STDEV function. Seems to be keyed to specific numbers. Here is an example of the data being used: Create Table Test( Code varchar(10), Amt money ) go set nocount on declare @x int set @x = 1 while @x < 10 begin Insert into Test values...

Can't get this to work: ... ORDER BY CASE v_OrderBy WHEN 'Col1' THEN 1 WHEN 'Col2' THEN 2 ELSE 3 END DESC Just seems to ignore the ORDER BY altogether.

Try Oracle's Migration Workbench. This works for most of the conversion. Temp tables are a problem. Big time saver, though, over re-coding the whole procedure.