Assuming populate is required, the following 27 results were found.
(enquired/applied only). So following the above, I end up with: Then I want the ID parameter ("@StudentReference") to populate itself if it is left blank when the report is executed. So my first dataset has to include the Username check as well (…WHERE...
variables SET @myCounter = 0; SET @minStrLen = LEN(@p_SearchString) - 1; SET @maxStrLen = LEN(@p_SearchString) + 1; -- Populate Cursor1 (used to generate final SQL query to run) DECLARE Cursor1 CURSOR FOR SELECT 'SELECT ' + COLUMN_NAME + ' COLLATE...
BEGIN -- Declare some variables to use DECLARE @SqlToExecute varchar(max), @TableToProcess varchar(max); -- Populate Cursor1 (Used to hold valid table names) DECLARE Cursor1 CURSOR FOR SELECT TABLE_CATALOG + '.' + TABLE_SCHEMA + '.' + TABLE_NAME FROM...
WHERE TABLE_NAME = @TableName AND ORDINAL_POSITION = 1 ); -- Generate Select Query to extract data from given table and populate temporary table SET @SqlToExecute='SELECT ROW_NUMBER() OVER(ORDER BY ' + @ColName + ') AS dummyIndex, ' + STUFF( ( -- Code...
and this is working: My_Date = today; Day_Name = My_Date.toString("EEEE"); // returns "Monday" Method #1: We're going to populate two arrays / lists; retrieve the index value; and use this in the second array as follows: // lists Day_Names =...
SSRS report which displays a date. Being rather pernickety, I would like a question mark to display if there is no date to populate the field. Why? At the moment, the expression in there is something like this: =Format(Fields!MyCompletionTime.Value,...
A quick article on how to populate a database column from another table using a string comparison. Why? I have several database tables which replicate country names and I would rather they all use the ccTLD two letter code. This article was written...