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--> Title : ijÍâÆóSQL ServerÃæ試題
--> Author : wufeng4552
--> Date : 2010-1-15
Question 1£ºCan you use a batch SQL or store procedure to calculating the Number of Days in a Month
Answer 1£ºÕÒ³öµ±ÔµÄÌìÊý
select datepart(dd,dateadd(dd,-1,dateadd(mm,1,cast(cast(year(getdate()) as varchar)+'-'+cast(month(getdate()) as varchar)+'-01' as datetime))))
Question2£ºCan you use a SQL statement to calculating it!
How can I print "10 to 20" for books that sell for between $10 and $20£¬"unknown" for books whose price is null, and "other" for all other prices?
Answer 2£º
select bookid,
bookname,
price=case when price is null then 'unknown'
when price between 10 and 20 then '10 to 20'
else price
end
from books
Question3£ºCan you use a SQL statement to finding duplicate values!
How can I find authors with the same last name?You can use the table authors in datatabase pubs. I want to get the result as below:
Output:
au_lname number_dups
---------------------------------------- -----------
Ringer 2
(1 row(s) affected)
Answer 3:
select au_lname,
number_dups=count(1)
from authors
group by au_lname
Question4£ºCan you create a cro
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,TRUNC(DBMS_RANDOM.VALUE(0, 100)) AS RANDOM_ID
,DBMS_RANDOM.STRING('x', 20) RANDOM_STRING
from DUAL
CONNECT BY LEVEL <= 10;
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@echo off
rem Input Parameters:
rem 1 -Server Name
rem 2 -Database Name
if "%1"=="" goto ERROR
if "%2"=="" goto ERROR
@rem Make variables local
@Setlocal
@rem set variables from input parameters
set Server=% 1
set DBName=% 2
@rem------------------------------------------------------------ ......