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hi everybody I need to do something like that:
select x.ProductName, sum(x.field1+y.field2) as Mysum, y.field2 from tablexxx as x inner join tableyyy as y on x.id =y.id where as Mysum - y.field2 > 0
obviously it doesnt work!, but I'm looking for suggestions
modified 26-Nov-12 10:42am.
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Something like this should do the trick.
Select ProductName, MySum, field2
From (Select x.ProductName, SUM(x.field1 + y.field2) as MySum, y.field2
From tablexxx as x inner join
tableyyy as y on x.id = y.id) as q
Where MySum - field2 > 0
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Add Group By ProductName, Field2
after the where clause
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity
RAH
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Hi everyone! I need to grant permission on a table in a database to a database role in another database.
I have client database containing information about clients. In another database, I have roles for different departments. Now I need to grant permission on specific tables in the client database to roles or departments which are located in another database.
I have been struggling for a solution but have not succeeded. Is there any way to accomplish this task? Please help.
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Dan_K wrote: Now I need to grant permission
 Is some kind of permission problem ocurring now that wasn't occuring before? Maybe I'm missing the obvious. 
Chris Meech
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In theory there is no difference between theory and practice. In practice there is. [Yogi Berra]
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I use two database one is local server because there internet is not available. another is on global server my problem is that how to update local database on global database.
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Do some research into "replication" this may meet your needs or you can script the data transfer. There is no simple way to "merge" 2 databases. You may also look into Data Compare from Red Gate but I don't think that is going to be the tool.
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity
RAH
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What database server are you using?
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You can also user the SQL import Export wizard to transfer the data from one database to other database either table wise of bulk
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Yeah that's me, I have sql server express installed on my local machine so I can test stuff without polluting the development server. So I have not needed it for ages, not trying anything new on a database level recently.
Well now I want to create a test database and I mislaid the blasted sa password and I don't have enough rights on the dammed thing. Apparently the only was is to re install the database Gggrrrr 
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity
RAH
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Which is why you dont use SQL Authentication.
I feel your pain. Been there.
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Now that I did not know, have 5 for he link, thank you, you have justified the rant...
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity
RAH
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hi every buddy
i hav e a problem to create new user in sql server 2008 r2
i create a user and my user created.
and i logined with this user succesfully. but when i want to create a new database in sqlserver authentication mode
i facing with this problem
"Create Database permission Denied in DataBase master.[error 262]"
thanks for any help.
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You need dbo permission on the Master database (I think) to be able to create a database. Do some research on what permissions are available in SQL server it will be very enlightening.
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity
RAH
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grant server role with sysadmin
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HOW TO CONNECT DATABASE TO .NET PROJECT
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Don't write in capital letters - looks like you're shouting. Try the manual[^].
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Hi All,
Can someone enlighten me as to why you would need a default value of 0 on a tinyint field.
I'm not even sure if you do need to set it on all tinyint fields but I was told this by our previous DBA.
If the field "Allows Nulls", can it by default be left null without causing any problems?
Thanks,
JammoD
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The same reason you'd want (need?) a default on any field - to save space.
You see, by making a field nullable it requires 1 extra byte of info per field per record to determine if the field is null.
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I don't see saving 1 extra byte per field a relevant issue. I suspect it is an internal convention, default to 0 and the dba/developers/coder/us lazy bastards do not need to test for null values.
Never underestimate the power of human stupidity
RAH
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