... #1 working for you with your query and then for every column of data that you are extracting, you will need to use the case statement to either put the value or your empty row. Here's an example of the ...
... I need to change it to a conditional query with the OR statement below:
Lets take the following query as an example:
SELECT table1.studentID
, table2.studentUsername
FROM table1, ...
Situation:
I have a silly database table (not mine) storing CMIS Facility week numbers and their starting dates. For those of you unfamiliar with this system, the reason week numbers are different ...
... doesn't seem to know what to do with this. We could add a row with a SELECT UNION statement but I found this can be resolved by adding a counter, so the above becomes:
SELECT
DISTINCT
re.[RoomId]
...
...
I've used a UNION clause which will hopefully make all rooms (even empty ones) display. Note the second select statement (to list all the rooms) has to have the same number of fields as the first ...
... will be based on the SQL query to get just your articles from your MediaWiki CMS:
-- to get articles from MediaWiki CMS: Let's call it STATEMENT1
SELECT
wikimedia_page.page_id AS PageID,
CONVERT(wikimedia_page.page_title ...
... YEAR(t1.Date))
Caused by SQL statement returning first column date as
CONCAT(MONTHNAME(t1.Date), ' ', YEAR(t1.Date)) AS Month
Solved by changing SQL statement to
t1.Date AS Month
This will ...
... before terminating the attempt and receive an error.
Server=myServerAddress;Database=myDataBase;Uid=myUsername;Pwd=myPassword;Connection Timeout=5;
Inactivating prepared statements
Use this ...
... is not blank
So I've added the AND line to the above statement yielding:
SELECT
_SMDBA_.Incident.[Incident #]
,_SMDBA_.Incident.[Group Name]
,_SMDBA_.Incident.[Close Date & Time]
...
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