Using MySQL, I am trying to randomly assign rows in a child table to point to a row in a parent table, per following: Parent table: There are 50 WorkGroups (Team Alpha, Team Bravo, etc.), each of which can have a maximum number of WorkEmployees. Child table: There are 2,000 WorkEmployees (Ann, Bob, Carl, etc.) each of whom needs to
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MySQL 3 tables with 2 join and 1 non join table in one query
Good day, Having problems with querying this type of scenario. Sample scenario: I have 3 tables named tbl_customer, tbl_amount, tbl_expense tbl_customer has fields named customer_id, name, address, date_added tbl_amount has fields named amount_id, customer_id, amount, date_added tbl_expense has fields named expense_id, amount, date_added I want to merge all the table in one result base on the date_added value. I have
Export MySQL Database from HeidiSQL to SQL Server. Problem with simple quotes
I have a remote MySQL DB in a hosting that I need to export to my local SQL Server. I use Heidi SQL to connect the DB and I use the Export to single .sql file The problem is that the DB is 5GB and the .sql file is 2.3GB. So I can’t open the .sql with SSMS because it
SQL Select Duplicate Values based on Specific Condition
I am asking for a solution where I can find duplicate entries in a table but one of those duplicate entries MUST contain a specific value otherwise it won’t come in the result. For example, my table is like this: ID Name Type 1 Hassan Commercial 2 Ahmed Personal 3 Jack Personal 4 Hassan Commercial 5 Jack Commercial 6 Charlie
What am I getting wrong in this SQL query?
Write a query that retrieves only a ranked list of the most prolific days in October 2020, prolific measured in number of posts per day. Your query should return those days in a single-column table (column name post_day) in the format YYYY-MM-DD. This is my table: This is my query: The problem is that I’m only getting one result, not
Data inconsistencies between two tables
I have an SQL question in which I am struggling to understand and find relevant resources to help me. The question is: “Write an SQL query to identify data inconsistencies between two tables.” I need to compare the following tables of data: AssetManager AssetManagerName John Doe Joe Smith Dave Grey Lisa Sparks Kate Green Trip PropertyCode AssetManagerName Date P001 John
With which order SQL update rows
Let’s say for example we have the following table: Salary table: id name sex salary 1 A m 2500 2 B f 1500 3 C m 5500 4 D f 500 If I write such query that swaps values from the column sex where m should be f and f should be m this query works: I’m used to some
Selecting record that fulfills a condition but don’t want to consider the condition, need to consider the other records thats being matched
im practicing with SQL and have created this table in MySQL: with this insert data how i can check what other content(PROGRAM_FULL_TITLE) watched those that streamed a program, for example, Loki? based on the 2 last insert(ACCOUNT_ID = ‘6ab3c’) in this case, i mean, i wanna show ‘Avengers End Game’ and not i was trying something like this: i search
Need to combine and get results
I’m trying to do the following: I want to minus the amount of RMAs from Sales: This is the query I did for Sales: This is the one I did for RMAs: I would like to take the results (let’s say 5000 sales and 3000 rma) and return a formatted result. Can you please help? Thanks!! Answer You can jojn
SQL: How to search set datatype by array?
I want to know if the data exist in set datatype by using an array. For example: The table is $role = [‘a’] SQL = SELECT * FROM … WHERE $role in role (have ‘a’) And the result is Or $role = [‘a’,’b’] SQL = SELECT * FROM … WHERE $role in role (have ‘a’ and ‘b’) And the result