Are there any richtext editors for Bootstrap that work with version 3.0? I have searched and tried most of them; many work with Bootstrap 2.x but not with 3.
Where you have SELECT @varPartionBy1, @varPartionBy2 those need to have column names assigned to them. You can either assign them directly such as SELECT @varPartionBy1 AS varPartionBy1 or SELECT varPartionBy1 = @varPartionBy1 or you can specify it in the table alias ) bp(varPartionBy1, varPartio...
you are already selecting from a subquery where you gave the alias
It mostly does. What is the AVG(@someVariable) whether there is one row or multiple rows? What will the output of the function be? Three columns with all the same values. I think this is pseudo-code that has no hope in doing what the OP expects it to do.
As I suggested in a comment above, you should post a question with clear requirements, including sample data, supplied parameters, and desired results. The code above could not possibly accomplish what it sounds like you want, but even with the additional description of what you want, I don't understand what "partitioned by some groups of variables" means and if I can't figure out what the word problem means I certainly can't suggest code to solve it. — Aaron Bertrand19 secs ago
Here is the code I have so far...
Dim dtExcel As New DataTable
Dim strConn
Dim ExcelConnection As New System.Data.OleDb.OleDbConnection("Provider=Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=" + FullFilePath + ";Extended Properties=""Excel 8.0 Xml;HDR=Yes""")
ExcelConnection.Open()
...
wow, I'm so honored, I didn't even answer and I was talked about in the comments
and another thing you can do is look for OP called BlueFeet and go through some of the question he has answered, he has answered some pretty tough PIVOT questions, you will learn a lot by just going through his answeres :) — Muhammed Ali1 min ago
On a question, someone suggested I use SQL Profiler to trap an error. Is this a part of SQL Server or is it seperate? How would I go about starting to use it?
Note: Since I know virtually nothing about it, I may have left out some important things about it. Please enlighten me if I did.
Booooo! I shun you sir. You have put in zero effort in researching what this is. Zero, zip, nada. Please come back when you have a clear answerable question. — Zane1 min ago
I always have a massive desire to shun those people into fucking oblivion. Every time I hear about some guy shameing or mocking a girl for being a part any type of the nerd community I instantly become the fury.
Every time someone says girls can't "insert thing here" it should sign them up for a petition to be fired out of a cannon into the sun.
I'm not going to lie man. Your requirements suck. They outright are terrible. Do you have the ability to complain to the third party about the ludicris method they are using to send this file? — Zane6 secs ago
This guys requirements are the pits.
I can't think of a way to set header as the 5th row.
Because OP made the mistake of agreeing to accept any old shit into a spreadsheet loader program. This is noddy mistake #142. OP's problem is one of expectation management.
@MaxVernon The situation with optimizer fixes under 4199 is a bit confused. To the best of my knowledge, 4199 fixes do/will eventually make their way into the base product, but only in a full release, and probably several versions after they first appeared. I will be watching 2014 carefully to see how many 4199-fixes become on by default. It's a curious situation where you can only enable all or nothing under 4199. I tend to recommend it be turned on, but there are caveats.
Are there any richtext editors for Bootstrap that work with version 3.0? I have searched and tried most of them; many work with Bootstrap 2.x but not with 3.
R2(C), R1(C), R2(B), R2(A), C2, W4(B), R3(C), W3(C), C3, W4(A), R1(C), C1, R4(B), R4(A), C4
Im stuck on this.
Is this view-serializable, conflict-serializable?
Why?
Here is the code I have so far...
Dim dtExcel As New DataTable
Dim strConn
Dim ExcelConnection As New System.Data.OleDb.OleDbConnection("Provider=Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=" + FullFilePath + ";Extended Properties=""Excel 8.0 Xml;HDR=Yes""")
ExcelConnection.Open()
...
On a question, someone suggested I use SQL Profiler to trap an error. Is this a part of SQL Server or is it seperate? How would I go about starting to use it?
Note: Since I know virtually nothing about it, I may have left out some important things about it. Please enlighten me if I did.
I want to achieve the data which is in the below format
Tname FY FPY Week
test1 87 78 1
test1 45 34 2
test1 34 89 3
test1 34 56 4
test1 56 78 5
test1 68 45 6
test2 45 89 1
test2 76 65 2
test2 45 54 3 ...
