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Hey guys, I'm working with a database at the minute (not my own), and the two tables are as follows: ---------------------- Customer ---------------------- CustomerID Agent 1 55a 2 97t 3 87f 4 44g 5 63l 6 21s ---------------------- ----------------------------------- Details ----------------------------------- ID DetailName DetailValue 1 FirstName John 1 LastName Smith …

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I have the problem of splitting the the table into following way. Pl help me in doing it Actual table Product Id ProductQty CompCapacity 1 8000 5000 2 10000 5000 4000 4000 Resultant table Product Id ProductQty CompCapacity 2 5000 5000 2 5000 5000 1 4000 4000 1 4000 4000

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Hi All, SELECT * FROM Results WHERE ActualValue NOT BETWEEN Lowerimit AND UpperLimit In my query ActualValue is VARCHAR field. How can I get Results that are out of limit? Shrinivas

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I did following - [code=sql]create table test_insert_date (field1 datetime not null) grant all on test_insert_date to public create proc usp_test_ins_dt @field1 datetime null as select @field1 insert into test_insert_date values (getdate()) return [/code] After this, I executed the proc as - [icode]usp_test_ins_dt getdate()[/icode] I got error as [B]"Incorrect syntax near …

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