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When I ran the query I am getting incorrect syntax error. can any one help me to fix it?
SELECT
si.SoftwareImage as ImagePLName,
SUBSTRING(si.SoftwareImage, 0, CHARINDEX(\'.\',si.SoftwareImage)),
sib.SoftwareImageBuild as BuildID
FROM
v000001.SoftwareProductBuilds spb
JOIN
v000001.SoftwareProductBuildSoftwareImageBuilds spbisib ON spbisib.SoftwareProductBuildId = spb.SoftwareProductBuildId
JOIN
v000001.SoftwareImageBuilds sib ON sib.SoftwareImageBuildId = spbisib.SoftwareImageBuildId
JOIN
v000001.SoftwareImages si ON si.SoftwareImageId = sib.SoftwareImageId
WHERE
spb.SoftwareProductBuild = '123456'
It should be:
CHARINDEX('.\',si.SoftwareImage)
Documentation to CHARINDEX for SQL Server
Documentation to CHARINDEX for Sybase.
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Here's the code I'm using:
SELECT [Año],
[Producto],
ROUND(SUM(Tareas),0) as 'Tareas'
FROM [rstudio].[dbo].[siembra_rd]
WHERE [Año] not in(2021), Tareas is not null
GROUP BY [Año], [Producto]
The issue is the comma, not the boolean expressions. Presumably, you intend one of the following:
WHERE [Año] not in (2021) AND Tareas is not null
or:
WHERE [Año] not in (2021) OR Tareas is not null
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I'm fairly new at writing SQL commands so I don't exactly know where I'm going wrong here. I closed all the parentheses, but I still get the following error message:
Syntax error: Expected ")" but got keyword AND at [18:5]
Code:
goals as (
select sum(cast(goal as int64)) as goal
from seed.seed_ads_goals
goal_total
and extract(month from [daterange_start]) = month
)
Any hints?
WHERE Clause is missing :
select sum(cast(goal as int64)) as goal
from seed.seed_ads_goals as goal_total
where extract(month from [daterange_start]) = month
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select *
from table_name
where charindex(dest_mail,'abc#mail.com') >0
In the above query dest_mail is a column, but there is another entry in the table, which is 'bc#mail.com'. When I try to execute the above query, I'm getting two results
1.abc#mail.com
2.bc#mail.com
How to get exact 'abc#mail.com'?
Have you considered =?
where dest_mail = 'abc#mail.com'
Also, charindex() is not very colloquial SQL for this purpose; = is a built-in standard operator (charindex() is not standard). And a bonus to = is that it allows the optimizer to take advantage of indexes and partitions.
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select met.metno , eps.sn , el.ed
from el
inner join met on eps.sn=met.sn
inner join eps
on el.epid=eps.epid
where el.etid=1002
and el.ed>'2017-01-03'
and el.ed<'2018-07-05'
You have an additional inner join after the where clause. Do the joins first (FROM) then the WHERE
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what i try to do is a multiple replace of an variable string.
but the problem that nothing happend.
i can´t figured out what is wrong in the code:
can someone give me hand with this pls?
here is the sql code:
SET #HTML = REPLACE(REPLACE(REPLACE(REPLACE(REPLACE(#EMAILBODY2SEND,
'#%LoginUser%#',#Name),
'#%Number%#',#Number),
'#%classification%#',#classification),
'#%Phone%#',#Phone,
'#%Date#',#Date)
Hope following query can make your life easier by not nesting too many parentheses.
SET #HTML = #EMAILBODY2SEND;
SELECT #HTML = REPLACE(#Html, P, R)
FROM (VALUES ('#%LoginUser%#',#Name),
('#%Number%#',#Number),
('#%classification%#',#classification),
('#%Phone%#',#Phone),
('#%Date#',#Date)
) AS T(P, R)