I have a list of dates, with occasional events that correspond to start and stop dates for periods, and I want to flip a bit switch for all dates which occur between start and stop. Example: (Obviously just a pseudocode example). Is there a way to join these two tables without using a cursor and get the following result: I
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INT type in SQL max value calculation
I am currently learning SQL. When looking at the INT, I came to the understanding that an INT type is 4 bytes long, which translates to 8 bits each byte, leading to each INT being 32 bits. However, for INT it is said that the max value for unsigned types is (2^32)-1 where the -1 is accounting for 0 value.
Can’t see MySQL BIT field value when using SELECT
my_table contains the enabled field which is defined as: enabled BIT NOT NULL DEFAULT 0. This table has multiple rows with enabled = b’0′, and multiple rows with enabled = b’1′. However, both this: …