Rob, your join is not considering the page number. you should probably include the page in the join.

Michele, your final query pulls all the records of the matching page.. but...

Slackr,

You may create a word matching function as below and use the count of words matching to join the tables.

alter function Matching_Words_Count(@s1 varchar(1000), @s2 varchar(1000))

Declare @ctr...

Here's a simpler one:

select distinct e1.emp_id

having sum(Case e2.met When 1...

Am assuming that the column names will be the same in both the new and old tables. You can use the below query then:

Declare @updateSQL varchar(1000)

Set @updateSQL = 'Update Table1...

Hi, you cannot do it without the help of functions..

My answer:

create function return_friends (@id int )

returns varchar(100)

begin

 declare @f varchar(100)

 set @f=''

 select @f= @f+friend+',' from TableFriends where id=@id

 Return left(@f,len(@f)-1)

end

create...

Hi guys,

sorry for the late response. many of you have expressed concern on the cartesian join (CROS JOIN).. my only intension was to achive the desired result. CROSS JOIN is...

I use VB Script to load the data

yes i do..

If I follow the steps below I can translate to chinese characters:

>Open excel

>Open the text file and when it prompts for encoding type to be applied for...

Hi friend, tried that but the funny characters are not getting changed.

Hi guys,

Try this one (simplified version):

select x.group1,x.group2,x.xref,sum(d.value1), sum(d.value2) from

on x.[group1] = d.[group1] and x.[group2]=d.group2 and...

Thanks friend.

Since the user will just copy the data from Excel and paste in the text area, each line will be separated by chr(13) or chr(10) and so i replace...

thanks, but what am looking for is slightly different from the solutions you have given.

background:

my asp pg has a textarea, where in user will input a large amount of data...

Thanks, Just had a look

-Hari

Hi,

You can try this solution

Declare @longStr varchar(5000)

Set @longStr=''

Select @longStr=@longStr + col1+'~'+col1+'~'+col2+'~'+...+colN+'$'

From Orders

But this string may get truncated if your rowsize increases.

-Hari

Hi Sam,

You can achieve the same by using the below query:

DECLARE @col_list varchar(1000)

Select @col_list = ''

Select  @col_list =@col_list+ ([TABLE_NAME]+'.'+[COLUMN_NAME])+',' from INFORMATION_SCHEMA.COLUMNS

where table_name IN ('Table1','Table2')

Select @col_list = LEFT(@COL_LIST,LEN(@COL_LIST)-1)

print @col_list

Select @col_list...