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Is there any way to select items from a table and have<br>them displayed in a list format - comma delimited.<br>In SYBASE I saw the function LIST() but MS SQL Server<br>does not mention the function.<br><br>Any ideas?<br><br>Example below - does not work as the inbedded select<br>returns more...

I have query, grouping data by hour using<br>Group by DatePart(hour, TheDateField)<br><br>I need to group records by the half hour - <br>I cant use: Group by DatePart(minute,The DateField)<br><br>Has anyone got a suggestion.<br><br>regards

I need to pass the @TheVar variable to the <br>IN statement but this keep on giving me 0 records -<br>if I type the statement into the SQL <br>&quot;WHERE Name IN ('John', 'Frank', 'Tom')<br>the statement works fine, 20 records returned.<br><br>DECLARE @TheVar nvarchar(40)<br>SET @TheVar =...

Our company processes numerous(100,000) records every<br>15 minututes (bcp), stored procedures are used to <br>disperse the data -we have staff and clients accing<br>the same database - during the insert and stored <br>procedure processing we are experiencing major<br>performance issues on...

Our companies needs to process statistical<br>calculations on data with MS SQLServer 7.<br><br>Does anyone have advise on this matter - is there<br>a plugin or add on for SQLServer which would provide<br>extra functionality?<br><br>

Is there ay way to sort (order by) a Cursor in<br>SQLServer 7?

I would like to know how to calculate the median of<br>multiple fields in my table. The result would be<br>Field 1 Median = X, Field 2 Median = Y<br><br>This is my SQL Median Statement for a single field<br>--------------------------------------------------<br>DECLARE @A_Median <br>SELECT...

We have a large database with stored procedures which run<br>on data insert - these procedures disperse the data and<br>calculate averages. The sp are quite lengthly - is it better<br>to split these sp's into small parts?

We have the option of running SQLServer under a single or dual processor 550 Pentuim<br>Anyone got advise before we make a decision. Thanks Yorke

I am using the following statement to output a file:<br><br>declare @str varchar(255)<br>select @str = 'isql -Q &quot;select * from &lt;tablename&gt;&quot; -E &gt; c:\file.txt'<br>exec master..xp_cmdshell @str<br><br>Does anyone know how to set the delimeter for this file,<br>at the moment I am...

I have had a few responses to my question. Most people suggest: Charindex (to detect position of separator) and substring&nbsp;&nbsp;(to take out needed subfield) functions in cycle.<br><br>I am using MS SQLServer - sample code would be great!

I have a table with a char field - the values are for this field for each record consist of a list string. E.g.&quot;data 1;data 2;data 3; data 4&quot;.<br><br>I want to select the field and insert each list value into a new table. Can SQL perform this function.<br>Thanks