How To use Cursor For Count Months and insert into table n

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SELECT @Date= COUNT(Date),@Date= COUNT(Date) FROM TableName WHERE Date= @Date

SELECT COUNT(Date) AS Modified, Year(Date) Year,MONTH(Date) Month
FROM TableName
GROUP BY Year(Date),MONTH(Date) ORDER BY MONTH

Posted 17-Nov-15 2:39am

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PIEBALDconsult 17-Nov-15 8:42am

Why? You probably need only an INSERT/SELECT -- try to avoid cursors whenever possible.

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CHill60 · Answer 1 · 2015-11-17T03:22:00

See the comment from @PIEBALDconsult - do not use a cursor to do this.

If you want to create a new table from your query then simply use

SELECT COUNT([Date]) AS Modified, Year([Date]) [Year],MONTH([Date]) [Month]
INTO NewTable
FROM TableName
GROUP BY Year([Date]),MONTH([Date])

If NewTable already exists then do it this way instead

SQL

INSERT INTO NewTable
SELECT COUNT([Date]) AS Modified, Year([Date]) [Year],MONTH([Date]) [Month]
FROM TableName
GROUP BY Year([Date]),MONTH([Date])

Also not the square brackets [ ] around the column names Date and Month - this is because those words are reserved words in SQL - if you really cannot think of anything else to call the column you must indicate to SQL that you really mean the column name and not the reserved word.