I am using a CTE inside a stored procedure, and it works ok, but the problem is when I try to add a conditional, I got the following message: You have an error in your sql .. Syntax to use near ‘IF. Answer You cannot use an IF statement in a query. It is meant to execute a block of
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Incorrect syntax near the keyword ‘right’
i am very new to SQL, spent hours searching but all the articles point to more or less same Bellow is my code, but honestly not sure what am i doing wrong here. I want to join both tables via ID, keep the id from left and take other parameters from right table user_private_store_items i get Incorrect syntax near the
MYSQL – How to check if a column has value or is it null and another column has value like 10
Lets say i have a table with 3 columns id, user and status. I need to find rows which have status as 1 or null and user = ‘someName’ I am lookin for a condition like this: if (user == ‘name’ && status == 1 || status == null) How do i do this in mysql Answer Just: This can
How can I use a calculated value in the WHERE clause?
I have the following SQL: SELECT members.id, FLOOR(DATEDIFF(‘2019-10-25’, crew_cv.dob) / 365.25) as age FROM members JOIN crew_cv ON members.id=crew_cv.user_id WHERE members.active=1 AND age>20 …
SQL Exist in either TableA or TableB
I am attempting to create a script which needs a clause to check of a column value in Table 3 exists in Table 1 or Table 2 Msg 4145, Level 15, State 1, Line 44 An expression of non-boolean type specified in a context where a condition is expected, near ‘)’. Answer Problems with your query: Missing parentheses on the
GROUP BY and WHERE clause in one query
I am trying to get all rows where the states are greater than 1. My table: user_id|state ————– 1000000|Active 1000000|Created 1000001|Active 1000000|Deleted 1000002|Active 1000001|Created …
MS Access like query with # in the result
I’m just trying to have a query that searches for “#” in a field. SELECT dbo_PartNumber.* FROM dbo_PartNumber WHERE (dbo_PartNumber.[Part Number] like “*#*”);
sql – Is there a way to filter through the results of a SELECT query, with another SELECT query?
Specifically, what I am trying to do is rank a table by a column value, referred here as power, and then take that ranked table and find a specific row, or a user in this case. Much like what would be …
What is the best way to compare a name field with a string value?
I have a query that compares a string value against a name field in my database. The structure of the name field in the DB is not consistent, it could be any of these: John Doe Doe John Doe, John My …
How to add a character to specific index in string
I have a db with email-addresses which are 15 characters in total. Some are 14 characters long and they have the same in common, they miss a 0 in their name at the 3th index. I had a what similar …