I am trying to sort on a formula that looks like this:
IF Sum ({KR_CustProfAnalysis1.Quantity}, {@CustQuote}) < 0
//THEN 1
THEN -(Sum ({@NetProfit}, {@CustQuote})/Sum ({KR_CustProfAnalysis1.Quantity}, {@CustQuote}))
ELSE IF Sum ({KR_CustProfAnalysis1.Quantity}, {@CustQuote}) = 0
//THEN 2
THEN...
I am new to VB and to Visual Studio .NET. I am taking a book course and so far I have created about 6 test apps. Because of work I have been out of studying for a couple of weeks. Tonight I tried to open existing projects from the Start screen. When I do the app flickers like it's going to...
I am now starting to study and understand DTS. Once I understand more I will try the 'key tables' approach. That is a very interesting way to look at my challenge. Thanks Krickles!
MDXer, I like your thoughts on including key folks in the design of the DW.
I need to do some consolidation reporting. My company has an app that is split across five SQL Server 2000 databases; one per geographic division. The 5 databases are identical with respect to architecture; the only difference is the data they contain. How can I consolidate the 5 databases...
I left a company of 5 years because of a bad boss and compensation. I went to work for a much smaller company that I was familiar with and they treated me very well. 3 months later my ex boss had been fired and a guy I knew replaced him. I was offered my old job back with better pay and more...
I am a fledgling database designer/ASP app developer for my company. There are several apps that are in my lap to be completed this year. Can someone offerup some advice on a good way to get organized (to begin with), better understand good, normalized datbase design, and ASP.NET. I know it...
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