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I like that one. It generated:Borg said:After that, you could generate a slogan for it.
https://www.thesurrealist.co.uk/slogan.cgi
Semper Mathematician!
I like that one. It generated:Borg said:After that, you could generate a slogan for it.
https://www.thesurrealist.co.uk/slogan.cgi
Maybe we can make a site with those 2 and the Deepak/Sixpack Chopra random quote generatorBorg said:After that, you could generate a slogan for it.
https://www.thesurrealist.co.uk/slogan.cgi
What's wrong with a 1% * rate ?fresh_42 said:And I thought you would have answered:
"I prefer cash that is slow and stays with me."
Im lucky if a pen lasts me for more than a few days before either fully drying out or having ink all over me when I pick them out.collinsmark said:Whenever I'm stuck having to use a pen other than a Pilot G-2 I cry a little inside.
How does it handle the case where multiple states tie for maximum number of invoices?WWGD said:I finally figured out the query for the state with the most invoices short version: 5 lines instead of 13. No Over() nor partition.
... 2 years after the interview.
I'll tell you in 2021? Good point. Let me get on my PC , harder to write from my phone. You may be right; I may need some t-sql like cubing, rollup , etc. to take care of that.Ibix said:How does it handle the case where multiple states tie for maximum number of invoices?
The idea, as I remember, was to show all records that qualify. So maybe we can use a "With Ties" here I would say. But need to double-check on this last.Ibix said:Well - first note that it's a question you need to turn back on the questioner: how do I want it to be handled? Can I handle multiple responses, do I want just one and if so which one, or do I want an error?
Not sure, but in the AP Database , using tables Vendors, Invoices, this gave me the tripletIbix said:How does it handle the case where multiple states tie for maximum number of invoices?
Here is the general 1 with all that qualify (delete the 'Top 1 with Ties' to have just 1 value )Ibix said:Well - first note that it's a question you need to turn back on the questioner: how do I want it to be handled? Can I handle multiple responses, do I want just one and if so which one, or do I want an error?
Today is crazy data day here! Google localized me in a town I only have been once more than 10 years ago and which is not around the corner. And facebook wants to know how I found Tampa International. @WWGD you aren't involved somehow?WWGD said:And they accepted my method to delete duplicate although with a raised eyebrow:
Export to Excel, use Excel to delete, import back into SQL Server.
EDIT: But I am looking for one way to do it strictly within MSSMS.
I know how to find the duplicates, but working on a way of deleting them.
Don't know how Google confused my city, but facebook only confused that I didn't watch the game in the Stadion.WWGD said:But maybe someone else SELECT(ED) you (Ha-Ha) in the wrong query.
How does anyone know what you watched and where you watched it? Not sure I get what you're telling me.fresh_42 said:Don't know how Google confused my city, but facebook only confused that I didn't watch the game in the Stadion.
Ask Sugar Hill, only he may know.fresh_42 said:My only possible connection to Tampa was that the Super Bowl was there, and I watched it live, although on tv. Guess facebook thinks this wasn't possible in Germany and concluded I must had been in Tampa.
Correction: was in Miami, not Tampa.
I have a contact in Ft Lauderdale, watched the game in Miami, and fb asks me about Tampa. Gotta lock up which age I entered on fb ... all paths lead to FL.WWGD said:Ask Sugar Hill, only he may know.
Look up the ROW_NUMBER function.WWGD said:I know how to find the duplicates, but working on a way of deleting them.
Kafka-esque.fresh_42 said:I wonder how Kafka reads in English.
It is an interesting name for a product. Not even sure what it is/does.Ibix said:Kafka-esque.
Escort service?WWGD said:Not even sure what it is/does.
Kafka escort? I though it was a database , dbms or related.fresh_42 said:Escort service?
If I understand right, it's a tool for managing data that comes from multiple sources and goes to multiple sources in unpredictable bursts. LinkedIn apparently developed it - obviously their data comes in little messages from millions of users whenever they feel like posting something and publish it to your friends or whoever. Apparently it's designed to smooth out "bursty" data to be friendly to network traffic and disk operations. It's "optimised for writing", which is apparently a reference to Kafka the author - hence the name.WWGD said:It is an interesting name for a product. Not even sure what it is/does.