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RE: Date Ranges

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From reading your post it looks like you want to know guests who will be in the hotel for at least one day between 8/1/05 and 8/10/05.  It also looks like it doesn't matter when they will be checking out.  Try the following query:Select <ColumnList> From <Table> Where ArrDate Between '08/01/05' and '08/10/05'

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2005-01-04

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RE: Cant drop user - Help!!

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It is because this user does not exist in this server. First of all the user must have a login that exists. You can create one if you are a sysadmin. Then you have to associate the login with the database user, because at this point it is an orphan and SQL Server does not […]

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2004-06-22

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