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Hi Rami,
This was an typo in this topic on the example for the normal way to use like statement.
Thanks for the notification of the spelling error.
/Ronni
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hi ronii
you solve the problem
if you not solving problem i need more explane about your problem
with regards
Rami Abd alhalim
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nope didnt solve the problem. please read the whole text.
I have string "abcd1;abcd2;abcd3;abcd4" for example posted from a website or an application
In my database i have a string "abcd1".
I now need to find out if any part of the string ("abcd1;abcd2;abcd3;abcd4") is present in the column who hold fx "abcd1". This have to be done in a single select statement.
If done reverse "Find abcd1 in database with abcd1;abcd2;abcd3;abcd4 then a standard Select * from TableName where ColumnName LIKE '%abcd1%'" but is there an fast and easy to do that in a simliar way? just reverse in finding part of a string in the database?
/Ronni
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add this function after that you can split string to compare between your string
=======================
SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER OFF
GO
SET ANSI_NULLS OFF
GO
ALTER FUNCTION [dbo].[fn_Split]
(@text varchar(8000), @delimiter varchar(20) = ' ')
RETURNS @Strings TABLE
(
position int IDENTITY PRIMARY KEY,
value varchar(8000)
--Name2 Varchar(8000)
)
AS
BEGIN
/*Declare @Strings TABLE
(
position int IDENTITY PRIMARY KEY,
value varchar(8000)
)
*/
DECLARE @index int
SET @index = -1
Declare @Text2 varchar(8000)
SET @Text2=@text
Declare @index2 int
WHILE (LEN(@text) > 0)
BEGIN
SET @index = CHARINDEX(@delimiter , @text)
IF (@index = 0) AND (LEN(@text) > 0)
BEGIN
INSERT INTO @Strings VALUES (@text)
BREAK
END
IF (@index >1)
BEGIN
SET @index2=len(Right(@text, @index - 1))
SET @text2=SUBSTRING(@text,LEN(LEFT(@text, @index+1 )),CHARINDEX(@delimiter , @text)-1 )
INSERT INTO @Strings VALUES (LEFT(@text, @index - 1))
SET @text = RIGHT(@text , (LEN(@text) - @index))
END
ELSE
SET @text = RIGHT(@text, (LEN(@text) - @index))
END
RETURN
END
GO
SET QUOTED_IDENTIFIER OFF
GO
SET ANSI_NULLS ON
GO
=======================
after add this function
select * from tablename where 'abcd1'in select value from fn_Split('abcd1;abcd2;abcd3;abcd4',';')
Rami Abd alhalim
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How about:
select * from MyTable
where ';abcd1;abcd2;abcd3;abcd4;' like '%;' + MyColumn + ';%' Regards
Andy
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Great thanks Andy. Worked like a charm.
Cheers,
Ronni
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I am inserting a row into database from asp.net. Below is the command i had given:
insert_cmd = string.Format("Insert into CreateTask(AssignedTo,AssignedDate,EstimatedEfforts,Priority) values ('ABCD',14/08/2007,30,'Medium')");
The date i had given in the command is 14/08/2007, but when I check the table data in SQL server the date is displayed as ---- 1/1/1900 12:00:00 AM
Please help me out... 
Sailaja
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this problem maybe cause format date
if you need sure that set in command this date
solve:
insert_cmd = string.Format("Insert into CreateTask(AssignedTo,AssignedDate,EstimatedEfforts,Priority) values ('ABCD',08/14/2007,30,'Medium')");
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Said could you plz tell me how to do that as i dnt know.
i'm new to sql
Sailaja
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Insert into CreateTask(AssignedTo,AssignedDate,EstimatedEfforts,Priority) values ('ABCD','2007-8-11',30,'Medium'
In VB u have format function. U can use this function to format the date.
i.e. YYYY-MM-DD format.
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thx pande... the code worked correctly if I give the date in single quotes but am not getting the current system time in it..
its displayed as:
8/14/2007 12:00:00 AM
Sailaja
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If you want to insert the current date and time, use the Getdate() function. It's a Sql Server function that returns the current date and time. For instance:
insert into myTable(CurrentDate) values (GetDate());
Deja View - the feeling that you've seen this post before.
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my problem has been solved.
thank u so much... ![Rose | [Rose]](https://codeproject.freetls.fastly.net/script/Forums/Images/rose.gif)
Sailaja
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i have a table, i want to display the values in rows into columns in sql server 2005..
Ex:-
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<br />
a 1 x ----> a b c<br />
b 2 y ----> 1 2 3<br />
c 3 z ----> x y z<br />
Can anyone help me on this??
Dream it to achieve it
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Hi
I have about 2k records in a table which contains a numeric field. I would like to know if there is any way I can select a set of records where the sum of this numeric field is limited to a particular value.
The table in question is part of an SQL 7 database.
Thanks in advance
Chandra
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Hi Chandra
Do you mean:
select * from Orders where cust_id in (
select cust_id from Orders
group by cust_id
having sum(order_total) > 500)
order by cust_id This would receive the orders for customers who have placed more than $500 worth of orders.
Regards
Andy
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Hi Andy
Thanks for your answer... but what if my table contains all distinct cust_id?
Regards
Chandra
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Hi Chandra
Sorry - I got a little confused because your original question stated "... where the sum of ...".
Does
select * from Orders where OrderValue > 500 do what you want?
Regards
Andy
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Hi Andy,
I'm afraid this will not help either... let me explain with some data:
Field1 Field2<br />
3 34<br />
4 58<br />
5 97<br />
6 234<br />
7 345<br />
8 540<br />
9 679<br />
10 768<br />
11 2312<br />
12 4324
Now, I want to be able to pick up a set of records where the sum of Field2 is less than 5000.
I hope I have explained my requirement clearly 
Thanks
Chandra
Modified to include /code tags since the tabs were swallowed up.
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Hi Chandra
Thats a bit clearer - looks like some-sort of stock allocation problem. The simplest query would be:
select * from MyTable
where Field1 in (
select a.Field1
from MyTable a
inner join MyTable b
on b.Field1 <= a.Field1
group by a.Field1
having sum(Field2) < 5000)
order by Field1The key is the link between a.Field1 and b.Field1. However, this checks rows sequentially. If you have a record with Field1=100 and Field2=1 then earlier rows take precedence.
If you want a more optimised allocation query then you would need to resort to a UDF.
Regards
Andy
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Thanks Andy
No... its not a stock-allocation problem, just something I am trying to implement without having to write a messy SP.
I ran your query and got this result... not quite what I was looking for, but thanks anyway.
field1 field2<br />
10 768<br />
11 2312<br />
4 58<br />
5 97<br />
7 345
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Got it ....
create table #MyTable (
Field1 int,
Field2 int
)
go
insert into #MyTable values (3, 34)
insert into #MyTable values (4, 58)
insert into #MyTable values (5, 97)
insert into #MyTable values (6, 234)
insert into #MyTable values (7, 345)
insert into #MyTable values (8, 540)
insert into #MyTable values (9, 679)
insert into #MyTable values (10, 768)
insert into #MyTable values (11, 2312)
insert into #MyTable values (12, 4324)
go
select * from #MyTable
where Field1 in (
select a.Field1
from #MyTable a
inner join #MyTable b
on b.Field1 <= a.Field1
group by a.Field1
having sum(b.Field2) < 5000)
order by Field1
goMy previous solution had an ambiguous column.
Regards
Andy
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Hi, thanks for keeping at it still...
The result of the query is now only rows 10 and 11 
andyharman wrote: My previous solution had an ambiguous column.
I had noticed it when I tried to run the query, and fixed it... thanks.
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select Field2,sum(Field2)as [Sum] from tablename where Field2< 5000<br />
group by Field2
I Love SQL
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Blue_Boy wrote: select Field2,sum(Field2)as [Sum] from tablename where Field2< 5000
group by Field2
Hi Blue_boy
I ran your query and got this result... not quite what I was looking for, but thanks anyway
Field2 Sum
34 34
58 58
97 97
234 234
345 345
540 540
679 679
768 768
2312 2312
4324 4324
Regards
Chandra
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