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I am trying to build a SQL query which will give me the date range for the dates with same prices. If there is a break in the prices, I expect to see it in a new line. Even if sometime during the month there are same prices, if there is change in the prices sometime in between I want to see it as two separate rows with the specific date range. Sample Data: Date Price 1-Jan 3.2 2-Jan 3.2 3-Jan 3.2 4-Jan 3.2 5-Jan 3.2 6-Jan 3.2 7-Jan 3.2 8-Jan 3.2 9-Jan 3.5 10-Jan 3.5 11-Jan 3.5 12-Jan 3.5 13-Jan 3.5 14-Jan 4.2 15-Jan 4.2 16-Jan 4.2 17-Jan 3.2 18-Jan 3.2 19-Jan 3.2 20-Jan 3.2 21-Jan 3.2 22-Jan 3

I have a table that has millions of rows. Accidentally I wrote an update query over a table without where clause and clicked execute. It started executing. After two seconds I realized the query is wrong and I clicked ' Stop ' button in Sql Server Management Studio . The query execution was stopped, this all happened within 7 seconds. Now I am curious to know if there are any rows affected. If any which are they? How to find it? A single update statement will not update some rows. It's all rows or none This is the atomicity in the ACID properties which SQL server respects well. Atomicity

I keep getting an invalid object name error on my sql code. ( member_number, subscriber_policy_number ) is underlined with the error message. The code itself runs fine with no errors, why does this happen? None of the code above this is highlighted update smmdmm.aid_data set Member_Number = Subscriber_Policy_Number where Member_Number in ('000000000','000000001') Make sure you're using the correct database. It may be defaulting to the "Master" database, and it doesn't look like you have the full schema for the referenced table. Ex: [DatabaseName].[Schema].[TableName] or [Database1].[smmdmm].

Consider the following stored procedure.. CREATE PROCEDURE SlowCleanUp (@MaxDate DATETIME) AS BEGIN PRINT 'Deleting old data Part 1/3...' DELETE FROM HugeTable1 where SaveDate < @MaxDate PRINT 'Deleting old data Part 2/3...' DELETE FROM HugeTable2 where SaveDate < @MaxDate PRINT 'Deleting old data Part 3/3...' DELETE FROM HugeTable3 where SaveDate < @MaxDate PRINT 'Deleting old data COMPLETED.' END Let's say that each delete statement take a long time to delete, but I like to see the progress of this stored procedure when I'm running it in SQL Management Studio. In other words, I like to see

How do I take a table, and auto-gen CRUD stored procs for it in SSMS? SSMS doesn't have the capability to generate CRUD procedures. You can generate INSERT, UPDATE statements etc. by right-clicking, Script Table As > but I think you will have better luck with Mladen Prajdic's SSMS Tools Pack . If you are using Visual Studio you can do it: http://weblogs.asp.net/stevewellens/archive/2009/12/11/automatically-generate-stored-procedures-with-visual-studio.aspx I have a simple TSQL script I use to do mine. It's basic but easily modified to suit your needs. It generates TSQL for an Upsert, Select,

I need to return my result set in XML and this works fine, but if the number of records are increased, my xml output is truncated here is my query select t.id,t.name,t.address from test FOR XML AUTO, ROOT('Response'), ELEMENTS However I have set some option to increase the output result set like.. Tools --> Options --> Query Results --> SQL Server --> Results to Text --> Maximum number of characters displayed in each column Tools --> Options --> Results --> Maximum characters per column but still I am unable to get my desired result. please suggest my solution EDIT: However when I click on the