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I want to make auto changes in SQL Server. I have a table which has a column [expires date]. Should I use a trigger or job for this? I want that SQL Server checks those dates every day, and if any of it is < DateTime.Now, it must change a column [IsPremium] of that row.
Add the following statement in your Daily running JOB, if you have. (Your question in unclear. As per my understanding I post this)
UPDATE <tablename> SET
IsPremium = 1
WHERE [expires date] < GETDATE()
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How can I change this for TODAY? I'm making #Hist_date as date however it needs to be for today.
I have tried GETDATE abd I think I'm coding it wrong
(#HIST_DATE DATE)
use select.
declare #HIST_DATE date
select #HIST_DATE = GETDATE()
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Want to filter dataset with SQL query using RegEx to filter entries based on the time (hour) e.g. 19:XX or 09:XX. The hour part of the string would be in position 12 and 13.
Checked a few other questions and articles, but I'm very new to this and can't figure it out. Don't know which SQL database it is, but I work with it on Google BigQuery.Thanks for your help!
Screenshot of data entries
The standard way to access the hour in a date/time is:
where extract(hour from timecol) = 19
Not all databases support extract. All should have something similar.
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I have a table with 2 columns
Time Status
2015/3/10 12:00:00 NEW
What I want to do is to automatically update the Status to "On Going" when the Time comes.
How to do that? Thank you!
The normal accepted practice would be to run a periodic job (once a minute, once every five minutes, depending on your needs) with an SQL statement like:
update mytable
set status = 'ongoing'
where status = 'new'
and time < getdate()
Whether you do this with SQL Server Agent, or a scheduled task, or a service is up to you. Given it's really an SQL Server function, I'd probably opt for the first one.
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I have a Screen table which has name and display_name columns. I am trying to replace the word Lawfirm with Law Firm in name and display_name columns for all the records of Screen table.
My SQL experience is pretty premature, I am wondering is there a way to achieve this using a SQL script?
Yes, you can do this:
update screen
set display_name = replace(display_name, 'Lawfirm', 'Law Firm')
where display_name like '%Lawfirm%';
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My table name is SOFTSKILL. One of Columns is MakeID. The values in the column are,
000277755
000278143
000277738
000277051
i need to change 000 into 100, like
100277755
100278143
100277738
100277051
Anybody please help me how to do this..
UPDATE SOFTSKILL
SET MakeId = STUFF(MakeId,1,1,'1')
WHERE MakeId LIKE '000%'