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Team,
23 Mar 2016
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Hello!
29 Feb 2016
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Hi,
28 Dec 2014
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Hi,
04 Nov 2014
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Hello,
25 Sep 2014
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Hi,
13 Feb 2014
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The following shows how to select rows from a database table using JDBC FastExport, which only works with JDBC PreparedStatement.
03 Dec 2013
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Dear All,
11 Oct 2013
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Hi All,
08 Oct 2013
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Good Afternoon, My question is this what I want to do is to a date depending on the month to add the last day of the month. For example I get:
09 Aug 2012
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Hi, I got to know that I can use TPT ODBC Operator to select data from another ODBC DB and then load that data into TD DB, using the LOAD Operator.
31 Jul 2012
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I'm still new to TeraData, so most of my issues and inquiries are probably simple. I've done a few searches, and can't seem to find much... If I have 5 columns, itm_cd1 thru itm_cd5, is there an easy way to select the highest value of the 5?
02 Jul 2012
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Hi, I have a very large table which has a primary index (x, y). I am trying to perform a search on multiple areas; e.g. area 1 is located between x=1, y=1 and x=100, y=100. My aim is to retrieve the first available row for each searching area as fast as possible.
28 Jan 2012
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How do i Extract the Data From a volatile table that i have just created
27 Sep 2011
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I'm adding up totals within a database and would like to see how the totals change over different time periods. I'm using this code: <code> Select Sum(CASE WHEN Offer_1 = 'Y' THEN 1 ELSE 0 END) as Offer1, Sum(CASE WHEN Offer_2 = 'Y' THEN 1 ELSE 0 END) as Offer2,
13 Sep 2011
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Hello folks, I am reviewing some documentation and have done some research on the ability to protect my data using the Archive utility. My source of the documentaiton is here... http://www.info.teradata.com/edownload.cfm?itemid=101680007 For my situation, I need to have a few datasets (7 at most) to recover from. So given the following Archive script... -----
10 Aug 2011
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Hi, I am facing a weird problem of which can not really figure out what could be the reason of that. Consider following SELECT statement: SELECT We get 644,539 rows in return. If we take a COUNT(*) as below: SELECT COUNT(*) FROM It gives us count to be 158,446 If we do SELECT * as below: SELECT * FROM
03 Aug 2011
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Hi Guys, Our portlet has to store a considerably large amount of data. Is there a way to "create" a custom table in the Postgres SQL DB for storing this Data. And afterwards be able to query this table and also do inserts and updates?
18 May 2011
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