write the query below output please reply me

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write the query below output please reply me currect answer

number  month
1       january
2       february
3       march
.        .
.        . 
.        .
.        .
.        .
12      december

write the in sql want above output

[edit]Code block added - OriginalGriff[/edit]

Posted 1-Apr-13 7:51am

mastanp

Updated 1-Apr-13 8:03am

OriginalGriff

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joshrduncan2012 1-Apr-13 13:59pm

Not a question...and besides it doesn't work like that here.

Richard C Bishop 1-Apr-13 14:27pm

How will you be paying for this service? I take cash or check.

BillW33 1-Apr-13 14:31pm

Try writing the query yourself then folk will be glad to help you with any problems you have.

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OriginalGriff · Answer 1 · 2013-04-01T08:32:00

It's a little complex, but not too bad.

But...this has a strong smell of homework about it, if only becuase no-one ould want to do that for real, as teh month name would be in the culture of the SQL Server PC, not the displaying PC. As a result, I won't give you the code!

But here are some hints:
1) You can declare variables in SQL Server:

SQL

DECLARE @M int

For example, declares an integer, called "@M"
2) You can use similar syntax to declare a temporary table to hold your data:

SQL

DECLARE @TAB TABLE ([Month No] INT, [Month Name] VARCHAR(20))

3) You can run a loop in SQL with WHILE:

SQL

WHILE (@M <=12)
BEGIN
...
END

4) There is a DATENAME function which returns the name of a month

SQL

DATENAME(Month, CAST('2013-04-01' AS DATE))

Will return April
5) You can return data directly from a temporary table:

SQL

SELECT * FROM @TAB

So, you up for it?