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In the spirit of SQL I thought it would be a cool idea to create a thread that shows any new type of SQL you might want to share with the community. Anything you think would be helpful. I love writing SQL and love seeing what others have to write. How you get around tough situations etc.
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Also post articles you may find interesting in the database space that ties to MS.
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Also post articles you may find interesting in the database space that ties to MS.
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What in the world! I came here to post the same thing. LOL!!!! -
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Well I guess I should follow up with something I like to use from time to time.
I'm not really in "IT" I work with data exclusively. One thing I like to use when managing a catalog is between dates
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GETDATE() BETWEEN DATEADD(MONTH, -1, A.PRC_EFF) AND ISNULL(DATEADD(MONTH, -1, A.PRC_END), '9999-01-01')
In this where I am looking back one month from when this script is executed. I have a JOB schedule to pull our catalog and **** into another table for ease of use, performance as well. The ISNULL is nice because it gives you the end date, since most end dates are null, this cast a value in there 9999-01-01 (Basically to the end of time).
The reason I am using the job is to pivot out our price points since our table in interleaved -
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Found this post in regards to master data management. Found this very insightful.
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/bb190163.aspx