Here,
there are two time , group by applied by using sub query in single query
Syntax of sql query:
following query showing with two time group by and data difference
select publisherWeb as Publisher,count(Adcount) as Adcount from
(
select publisherWeb,count(Adinfo) as Adcount from tblICA2008 where (DATEDIFF(Month, CAST(Year AS varchar) + '-' + CAST(Month AS varchar) + '-' + CAST(Day AS varchar), GETDATE()) <6) group by publisherWeb,Adinfo
) t
group by publisherWeb order by Adcount
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Insert query for one database to another database inserting in sql server 2005
Given two databases named: SourceDB and TargetDB
SourceDB has a table SourceTable
TargetDB has a table TargetTable
The tables have some compatible columns you want to copy.
try this:
Code Snippet
USE SourceDB -- not needed if already in the source database's context
INSERT INTO TargetDB.dbo.TargetTable (ColumnID, SomeColumn1, SomeColumn2)
SELECT ColumnID, SomeColumn1, SomeColumn2
FROM SourceTable
I figure it might be possible to use SELECT * but if the number of columns don't match, I got an error. It was easy enough to explicitly specify what I wanted.
It's quite possible the schema 'dbo' doesn't work in all circumstances, but I figure if people are asking (like I was), we must be fairly novice and haven't set up complex databases, yet. (Hope this helps).
http://www.windows-tech.info/15/4a5e7d5023925d33.php
http://www.windows-tech.info
SourceDB has a table SourceTable
TargetDB has a table TargetTable
The tables have some compatible columns you want to copy.
try this:
Code Snippet
USE SourceDB -- not needed if already in the source database's context
INSERT INTO TargetDB.dbo.TargetTable (ColumnID, SomeColumn1, SomeColumn2)
SELECT ColumnID, SomeColumn1, SomeColumn2
FROM SourceTable
I figure it might be possible to use SELECT * but if the number of columns don't match, I got an error. It was easy enough to explicitly specify what I wanted.
It's quite possible the schema 'dbo' doesn't work in all circumstances, but I figure if people are asking (like I was), we must be fairly novice and haven't set up complex databases, yet. (Hope this helps).
http://www.windows-tech.info/15/4a5e7d5023925d33.php
http://www.windows-tech.info
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