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variables in query

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geraldjr30b

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Aug 27, 2015
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hi. i have something like

Declare @today2 date
Set @today2 = MSPRunDate


Declare @datadate2 date
Set @datadate2 = (Select max(DateId)
From tablename (nolock)
Where BusinessDay = 'Y'
and DateId = @today2)

Declare @EOM2 date
set @EOM2 =
(SELECT DATEADD(s,-1,DATEADD(mm, DATEDIFF(m,0,@datadate2)+1,0)))


declare @BUSdaysremCURR2 int
set @BUSdaysremCURR2 =
(select count(*)-1
from
tablename
where dateid between @datadate2 and @EOM2
and BusinessDay = 'Y')


select
column,
column,

@today2 = EERunDate, --this variable is to be determined by the EERunDate for each record
@BUSdaysremCURR2 , --want this to be determined by looking at a column value and calculated by subtracting 2 dates in each record.

EOM2 ,
column,
column,
column,
column,
column,
column,
[column],
Ownership2,
...

i want the variables to change depending on the row of the query results. Please help.

Thanks


 
You don't need variables for that.
You need columns.

Borislav Borissov
VFP9 SP2, SQL Server
 
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