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Dear All, Need help with below situation....
12 Nov 2015
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My data looks something like this:
14 Oct 2015
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This article is the official release announcement for Teradata Viewpoint 15.00 with an effective release date of April 9th 2014. The Viewpoint 15.00 release has a whole new look and feel. The upgraded infrastructure embraces newer web technologies, improves performance, and enhances user accessibility, interaction, and discovery. As the versioning suggests, Viewpoint 15.00 supports the Teradata Database 15.00 release.
25 Apr 2014
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06 Jan 2014
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Hi, I am having the following problem when trying to create a CSV report to email out. The title line of the report is showing up like this "((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((((AGT_ENT_US" instead of all the field names. The records themselves are showing up properly.
02 May 2013
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13 Mar 2013
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I am running a query that returns blling data with an account number that contains "." in no set position. What I need to do is replace the period "." in each instance that it occurs with a forward slash "/". I have read many items related to using UDF's, however I do not own the server and have no idea if any UDFs are actually loaded.
25 Apr 2012
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What is the difference between FUNCTION and SPECIFIC FUNCTION? When do I use SHOW FUNCTION versus SHOW SPECIFIC FUNCTION? Or HELP FUNCTION versus HELP SPECIFIC FUNCTION? Thanks, Denmark
02 Mar 2012
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What is the best way to extract the output of the 'Help statistics DbName.TblName column Partition;", for the purpose of extracting the value of the column 'Number of Rows'. If you have attempted this through SQL, please share your thoughts. What I've already have in place is the following methodology...
26 Sep 2011
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Hello, NOTE: Teradata SQL Assistant 12.0 worked over the past year and just started giving me an issue in the past month or two. I am running on Windows XP Professional 32-bit. I am running into an interesting error that I cannot seem to find a solution to. When trying to run Teradata SQL Assistant 12.0, I am receiving the following error prompt: Error received: "Error occurred during GetIniData. Code=339 Component 'POWERE~1.OCX' or one of its dependencies not correctly registered: a file is missing or invalid
07 Jul 2011
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there are two tables table1 and table2 table1 ---columns C1 c2 c3 c4 c5 where c3 and c4 are datebegin and dateend table2----columns d1 d2 c5 where d1 and d2 are dategin and date end now i need to join table1 and table2 based on c5
06 Jun 2010
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So you have Viewpoint installed and you are logged in for the first time, a blank Viewpoint pane stares back at you ... Now what?
29 Apr 2010
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Hey everyone, I'm in the midst of creating a new Viewpoint article discussing getting started with Viewpoint and what portlets are most often used as a starting dashboard for various Teradata user roles. So questions like, "if I was to share Viewpoint with our Business Users, which portlets would I want to allow them to use?" or "As a DBA, what are the most logical portlets to start with?". So the article is going to try and provide some insight for those whom have questions like that.
21 Apr 2010
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First off, my apologies on slacking in my series of blogs on cool Viewpoint features. Was the last one really November? Spilt milk at this point, so let's get to it. One of the key considerations to Viewpoint development planning is "ease of use" and the desire to make Viewpoint as intuitive as possible.
26 Feb 2010
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