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Tag: sql-server

How to update with order in SQL Server?

I am using SQL Server, and I have a table that looks like this: I want to update id to have a sequence of rows ordered by distance asc, then i asc I tried this but I am getting an error Incorrect syntax near “order” How to fix that? Answer You need to use ROW_NUMBER inside a derived table or

How to use refer to multiple id’s when using JOINs in SQL

I try to display the number of reviews which an employee provided and the number of reviews which he received. I try to do something like this, but in my output table (3) I receive incorrect data. I believe that this happens due to the wrong reference: however, if I reference it like this: then nr_of_reviews_receieved is correct and nr_of_reviews_posted

Select where all columns in list item

How do I do the equivalent of the following in SQL Server? I only want to match rows where There can be an arbitrary number of match conditions. The only solution I have been able to find is the above, but doubt it would scale to 1000s of dynamic values. Answer Put those value in temp table or use Table

Create database scripts where tables have prepopulated data across environment

I have a table named, ‘[UserTypes]’ where Primary id is [uniqueidentifier]. and I have a reference in another table called ‘[Users]’. Users table has UserTypeId as foreignKey. This ’80D1EEE7-0BCC-48A7-A741-29A1D8B6E580′ is the userTypeId of ‘ADMI’ from the userType Table. My problem is, Suppose, I need to run this script in a new DB, then my ID for ‘ADMI’ will be different

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