I have a query that reads ""SELECT [po number], qty, cartons, outtrailer,
shipdate FROM jcrew WHERE Convert(varchar(10),shipdate,101) LIKE '" &
tmpMonth & "/" & tmpDay & "%' ORDER BY shipdate""
and this returns data that falls within the dates specified.
Along with this, I would like to have something that marks another field
(Sent) telling me that the records returned from the above statement, have
been returned.
The purpose is so that I can easily see which records have been returned.UPDATE [tableWhere YouHaveSentColumn_ItCanBeThe_jcrew_IfYouWant] SET Sent =1
FROM jcrew WHERE Convert(varchar(10),shipdate,101) LIKE '" &
tmpMonth & "/" & tmpDay & "%' ORDER BY shipdate
it will update every row where the WHERE CLAUSE apply
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Bruno Alexandre
(a Portuguese in Denmark)
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>I have a query that reads ""SELECT [po number], qty, cartons, outtrailer,
> shipdate FROM jcrew WHERE Convert(varchar(10),shipdate,101) LIKE '" &
> tmpMonth & "/" & tmpDay & "%' ORDER BY shipdate""
> and this returns data that falls within the dates specified.
> Along with this, I would like to have something that marks another field
> (Sent) telling me that the records returned from the above statement, have
> been returned.
> The purpose is so that I can easily see which records have been returned.
>
>
Showing posts with label qty. Show all posts
Showing posts with label qty. Show all posts
Thursday, February 16, 2012
Adding data with a query
I have a query that reads ""SELECT [po number], qty, cartons, outtrailer
,
shipdate FROM jcrew WHERE Convert(varchar(10),shipdate,101) LIKE '" &
tmpMonth & "/" & tmpDay & "%' ORDER BY shipdate""
and this returns data that falls within the dates specified.
Along with this, I would like to have something that marks another field
(Sent) telling me that the records returned from the above statement, have
been returned.
The purpose is so that I can easily see which records have been returned.UPDATE [tableWhere YouHaveSentColumn_ItCanBeThe_jcrew_IfYou
Want] SET Sen
t =
1
FROM jcrew WHERE Convert(varchar(10),shipdate,101) LIKE '" &
tmpMonth & "/" & tmpDay & "%' ORDER BY shipdate
it will update every row where the WHERE CLAUSE apply
Bruno Alexandre
(a Portuguese in Denmark)
"Johnfli" <john@.ivhs.us> escreveu na mensagem
news:%23H$5etEeGHA.3888@.TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...
>I have a query that reads ""SELECT [po number], qty, cartons, outtraile
r,
> shipdate FROM jcrew WHERE Convert(varchar(10),shipdate,101) LIKE '" &
> tmpMonth & "/" & tmpDay & "%' ORDER BY shipdate""
> and this returns data that falls within the dates specified.
> Along with this, I would like to have something that marks another field
> (Sent) telling me that the records returned from the above statement, have
> been returned.
> The purpose is so that I can easily see which records have been returned.
>
>
,
shipdate FROM jcrew WHERE Convert(varchar(10),shipdate,101) LIKE '" &
tmpMonth & "/" & tmpDay & "%' ORDER BY shipdate""
and this returns data that falls within the dates specified.
Along with this, I would like to have something that marks another field
(Sent) telling me that the records returned from the above statement, have
been returned.
The purpose is so that I can easily see which records have been returned.UPDATE [tableWhere YouHaveSentColumn_ItCanBeThe_jcrew_IfYou
Want] SET Sen
t =
1
FROM jcrew WHERE Convert(varchar(10),shipdate,101) LIKE '" &
tmpMonth & "/" & tmpDay & "%' ORDER BY shipdate
it will update every row where the WHERE CLAUSE apply
Bruno Alexandre
(a Portuguese in Denmark)
"Johnfli" <john@.ivhs.us> escreveu na mensagem
news:%23H$5etEeGHA.3888@.TK2MSFTNGP02.phx.gbl...
>I have a query that reads ""SELECT [po number], qty, cartons, outtraile
r,
> shipdate FROM jcrew WHERE Convert(varchar(10),shipdate,101) LIKE '" &
> tmpMonth & "/" & tmpDay & "%' ORDER BY shipdate""
> and this returns data that falls within the dates specified.
> Along with this, I would like to have something that marks another field
> (Sent) telling me that the records returned from the above statement, have
> been returned.
> The purpose is so that I can easily see which records have been returned.
>
>
Adding data from fields to get a total
EX: I have a table for products, and each product has a quantity. How can I add up the QTY field in all the rows to find out the total QTY of all the products.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
gkc
You don't say whether you're using a GridView or DataGrid (or anything in particular) -
I'm hoping you're using ASP.Net 2.0 and can use the GridView - because this code sample from ASPNet101.com shows how to create a calculated column - not the exact column you want, but the code's the same :
http://aspnet101.com/aspnet101/aspnet/codesample.aspx?code=GVFooterTotal
Actually, I am not using any controls. I know there must be a way to do this in TSQL, I am just not familiar with it.|||check out the SUM function in SQL.|||Yes! That was exactly what I needed.
Thank you!
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