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Comments by Member 11137292 (Top 8 by date)
Member 11137292
22-Mar-17 3:32am
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Have you checked the windows eventlog for any errors?
Member 11137292
17-Mar-17 8:37am
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Do you mean something like this?
Select Sum(TableTotal) AS GrandTotal
FROM (
Select Sum((isnull(cast(Quantity as float),0))) AS TableTotal from dbo.table1
UNION ALL
Select Sum((isnull(cast(Quantity as float),0))) AS TableTotal from dbo.table2
) AS SourceData
Member 11137292
10-Mar-17 8:26am
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try taking the comma out just before the "PRIMARY KEY" in your create table statement
from:
Id INT(6) UNSIGNED AUTO_INCREMENT, PRIMARY KEY
to:
Id INT(6) UNSIGNED AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY
Member 11137292
7-Oct-16 9:01am
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good point, it all depends on what is consuming the data. OP makes no reference to programming language, just SQL.
Member 11137292
7-Oct-16 8:54am
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If its a number of time units you could add them to a base datetime, although the @mydate value causes an overflow.
declare @mydate integer
select @mydate = 1473861331
select DATEADD(hour,@mydate,'1 jan 1900' )
Member 11137292
7-Oct-16 8:51am
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What is the integer value? number of days? number of hours?
Member 11137292
22-Feb-16 2:34am
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Can you create this in http://sqlfiddle.com/
Member 11137292
28-Jan-16 5:20am
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can you post the full table definition for [sal]
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