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This is an article to demonstrate how to handle commas in a CSV file that were enclosed between two double-quotes. I've added to this the handling of new lines or carriage returns in between a ...
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Use brackets/parenthesis if you need to ...
... This has to be a label to the name of the column enclosed between square brackets or double-quotes:
Before:
SELECT
calendar.WeekNumber AS [Academic Week],
calendar.Monday,
calendar.Tuesday,
calendar.Wednesday,
calendar.Thursday,
calendar.Friday
FROM
calendar
-- ...
...
The exact-count interval operator is specified with a single digit enclosed in braces. You use this operator to search for an exact number of occurrences of the preceding character or subexpression. ...
... Corrected query (output values enclosed in apostrophes)
SELECT
CASE
WHEN emp.ContributionValue=1 THEN '5010'
WHEN emp.ContributionValue=2 THEN '5011'
WHEN emp.ContributionValue=3 THEN '5012'
ELSE ...
... solution was to enclose the subquery with an opening and closing parenthesis.
-- Erroring:
SELECT NVL(
SELECT
student_accounts.student_username
FROM
...
... rb.[ContactName] LIKE '%@GivenName%' -- WARNING: 0 matching rows
This returns nothing. Took me a while to figure why but it's the parameter that's the issue. You don't enclose it with apostrophes ...
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