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Data type when reading from a TSV-file (postgresql)

Im reading data from a tsv-file to a postgresql table. The problem I have is that in one column (death year) it is either a year or N if the actor is not dead yet. If i try to use INTEGER as data type I get an error because of the N. Do anyone know how to solve this? This

First load table in CTE and then query the CTE?

A colleague of mine writes views like this: He says that his professor taught him this because ‘things will be loaded in RAM and it is a lot faster’. Unfortunately the professor is no longer able to explain this. I think the following works at least as good and avoids unnecessary complexity in the code. Am I missing something? I

SQL server: Question about query group and auto id

i have a table which has 2 columns like this, picture is input and output: Explain input: 2 column is 2 person who relation ship together. Exam: A relation with B, C,D,H Output: i want to merge 2 column , with Column group ID auto and column RelationShip ID group auto: i tried query: row_number() OVER (ORDER BY [columnA]) n

Convert date into sfdate for snowflake

I’m having problems working with dates in Snowflake using Snowflake’s Javascript. One select queries and gets a date. It’s declared in the source table as a date. I want to be able to add 1 day to …

Combine ORDER BY and GROUP BY and a counter

I use this SQL query to get customer order lines from an imported CSV file and get this result Now I would like to produce 2 different results, where one, in addition to order by ordernr also group them by their customerid and another where I get a counter (the cnt column) with how many times a customer/customerid occurs I’ve

How can I avoid duplicates accross multiple columns in access?

My question is pretty simple, yet I am unable to find the answer I need. I have an access database with a table called coaches. I have another table called teams, which can have a coach and assistant coach. I need to be able to allow no duplicates across the “Coach” and “Assistant Coach” Fields. Coaches can be both head

MySQL: Why using where on date column does not use index

I have a table which has a column with type Date which is shown like 2020-06-30 I want to find rows where year of the date column is 2020 in them. The problem is even though its indexed, when I run this: explain select * from table where YEAR(date_c) = 2020; the key and possible_keys are both null. what should

Divide Zero error when calculating Sales % in SQL

I keep getting the following error message: Msg 8134, Level 16, State 1, Line 1 Divide by zero error encountered. I’ve seen some posts about using IFNULL which I have tried. For example: But this returns the following error: ‘IFNULL’ is not a recognized built-in function name. What I’m doing is trying to calculate the proper sales percent and then

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